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Cars.

5t,.sl ssiiSs if3I9 a SSssRsAs
THE EXCURSION TO oLDP PonsT .-7The. trip
on the 18th by the members OF Trinity
church aud their friend sand patrons TO g Oid
every 8ay one ,af tue most enjoyable trips
81 the season The party numbered over
Two hundred excfnsis OF che lei gu,ar travel.
Starting on the morning Of the lsth ON the
steamer Eliza Haneox, the excurstDnists
were isoonin the full enaoymentt de-
Bliphtfnl, travel down taes historic DANES.
|cSn6ainE Z.sE. CLIFFORD and GAptain Es sNsi1s
.Foss: the gentlen1aniy OF the Haay
oy.2searhed To- be intensely Interested esste
Who. would do most 70 j 14aake tae Party .naye
I I. Z n,easant I time, and between fhe SEn every
one s was delighted. In accordance WILD tns
siheraiity yi,s of this line the price q meals
mas ,ass reduced, but the fare Ras kspt up g
tis M MwelI.known high standard. Ine pfaise
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

,,'f1hts f1hsI Hastings, ourt.-Judge Clopton was
engaged yesterday in the considerations OF
the civil docket. ~ 4 .'u''nttit % 3t,is'-
/, Is is expected that to-day o. decisioniwill
be, rendered ION the application OF Joseph
Gibbs, convicted OF seduction, lp 5for, ef new
trial. -, -, i.p
lAugust!G IFu ispii<pUp cid! s:!tGt Hsoijn>1
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VOL: y 4, LII...
f,i 81 SpECEAE. NGTsC Cg8Seirs eE9a
s-7s-DoWN. WITH THHHIGHpRIGEs

go Is I, X q on i, q. s,s,s,
Pee PIE Sia0pLn y rghi ,t
WAEkEr THE bastssHafss eiaEasssTs .1is's { -.
e s ,,,,, NV :, .sSSTE q rIy !.
i eKfaTE EiEsSF aFSyF sSSSRs SSSRS.
= t,Ees dhffsE sTEaeKis Esq EVERY
Just lopensd q BOO WORT, Of CAsfBRiC EDGE
sS ss s: 6 iyss;s ssi
sIs,s,s a,ss, vs.ea
sYcIE BROTHERS are g ssspts; faE ,he. CORK
,rwSS " phPaRs or NEEDLES for BE-. ai.fsst9r's
s,sk : ! & e saES1a1an
5ssss hsss s1Sss. o q m ' SILKS nom nom
s:!s s,sss Is SIS i: :s
ThSss PAREas sinsrsN 2E PMS !, sze for &C. s.
Io.a 1.1 vide PHI oW. cAsE LINEMs1xc- isfs
RLACK 1LPAC1s Al IS sold At s5e.;
BLAGsKIn ALRACAsss e {, S 80 sod @ at 4oc id 6
4 hTSSs1 ;sS Ssss e. II.
9 se sSGLEk 9Sa9l Msisat seams on,y e5c
TSSS1sH' 5s'I RyH isS i'rFs sire
s*Sk SsEsPIssSEs SssEs4PIsEEss SSs.
BBAAk BAGkk hEs4BsEs sEs4B1ssEEs wssis Mss
gFAGk 9EENAbINFs T1Fth ga1ab
lot Of grenadines are certainly the cheapest
eyer offered ia ihe ely, ..,,Hino t....:,
Best quality ELAs:fIC for garters for loe: worth
soeps SIN ,aegsas great ya,sss ss
so'Ss SHE sisst sSESsH s;s: nhKlso FAalss and al
a nice pair OF SUBES Tor lS4c.. - J" IHR3';
BkEss Bs g9ps reduced reduced 10 % 9ss 91s:
5es DRESS @ GOODS @ ssdosed ~ ss1ese fsO goE
You soa H sSS Without
EEENGH 1RSkApIES nS Sssused ss sgs sold
on S$s; HlNES y reaaSed 10 zoe' ana we "" nave M
nswIoi os q sEKSATEs Il ss;; S ;,,,.,s ,o.. ::,a
4 new lot lot OF OF PERChIiES atyI2sSc. worth l8gc.:
hest ep PRINTS 81 6SiIe lsrgess assortment in the
=, slly = wy 80, ..,,, ss.nIo ....n,,,..
LAW " 1oc recedso Isc
Handsome LINEN LAWNs s,;a Se aS a1 a
nse %essa; sat 81 COLL ARs and CUFFS at zoe. '>'
Our HOSIERY DEfA,hniiMEnI DEL ,fni ,s soHpieSG pSe ZOE los
s.; ladies' misses anu cnioren' 'loa &C. Si PEI
soodB B BtAeK ttAaess,MSR sKRE5BEfkaaR fSs S.
CGAssiMEkEs e & sIs; worth slas =:
Another lot OF ooc; v CASSInaEhoEss u1S y " os
Fsur sgoois SLSSh 10 =. ss oth oxc and an,
hts s5e. S. HYEEN II VIZ Is @ sorsh Il a sSs;
good RUBBEK SOMB a. 1uc. ~orSH @ TSG: Co. ,.do.
800 dozen nHhDERShihIS and % sSs @ iEs ,arIes
ane dnceS senen nrees "n'fu u NC W. 'oe u 80
THREE0oBOTToNi Fl so: KID. GLOVES at 7'c' ' worm
NIP Gh3NEs at It 4Ss wolff r1 1Sf S
iNsrS 1fTyrEE EJD SIGvES at a., ,rorth III Eo
INc-boi M nv Sns 1b & q. @A'"o'
rycr a SiAE n. 30 40
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Mayor's Court.-Mayor Chiles transacted
the following business yesterday: s,y.g,
William Heath (colored3 was sentenced to-
fifteen lashes for having stolen iron in his
.possession.t'i lei iiiaH z hsotIlEl olh)
q Alice. Green, Jennie, Billion, and; Mary
Randall (colored were charged with stealing
corn and watermelons from Harrison Mayo.
Alice Green was turned over to her mother
for punishment. The other two were sent
to jail for fifteen days. ;jFii s:It -. tftj.it1
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I To MAKE ROOM FOR FAIL srocK. we. are now
offering our entire line Of MEMS, Boys, aud chill
DREN's READY-MADE CLOTHING at prime cost,
Z We are ofering all OF our WINTER CLorHTEa tn
which Is included tine assortment OF Mems Over
coats) at ten per cent. below cost. 4! 5E1s. su
j. 81. SIMPSON & Co,
't,+S - 1909 Main street.
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SoUTHERN HIsroR Soc1ETY.-lt is pro-
posed to. hold q meeting Of the. friends OF
the Southern Historical Society at the
White Sulphur Springs on some
day in August to be, hereafter announced.
A programme OF interest ii being worked
up by the committee in charge.
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REAL EsT6TE 1MpRovEME;NTT 1.-The vacant
space corner Of Fourteenth and Cary
Streets so long the site OF the warehouse
occupied by 81. w. s. j. j. Fry, will soon
be covered by 'tenements to be occupied re-
spectiTely by Messrs. Walker Il Saunders
and Gates & Minor. The buildings will fill
np an unsightly gap which has long dis
figured that busy thoroughfare.
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+n LlaErGhnest brands; Duf. Gordon H. Sherry
our iown importation; Willis Wiiiskey, Leehan
yThiskey b. Select hiskey. tSEl GopsolaijeE' p
and Pitana 1.-TWO excellent brands Of cigars of
our own manufacture. Libera, discount to the
trade pat faoif.;StiWALFER y. BLAZE e iGo.Se1
,re aIng.,ftr,i afy x, og,a, sO3 Main street,,
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sidewalks Arou1a the Square.

- Editors Dispatch: Please call the atten-
ton Off the3iISnperintendent OF Public
Grounds to the grass growing inthe gut
ters on Ninth street between Bank and
Capitol, and to the trash and dust on Capi-
toilifGnf Ninth TO- Governor street. Private
parties are lrequlred to- remove the grIss.
State officers should be forced ais0.. .tfR.2
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AN OLD C0HGREaATIos,-.The Portuguese
Hebrew congregation, :. Kaal Kadosh Beth
.Shalome,"' !" OF this city, was formed in 1871,
about which, time it commenced to, worship
near where it does now, In the synagogue
on Mayo near Franklin street, There are
p six elder 9, IN the tee
bers OF the above congregation now rest in!
the; ancient bprying-ground on Franklin
near Twenty-frst street. n ,r.,.g,,n,.7 ~.
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Corporedl Punishment. Mayor Cbtles
gave notice at the, Police Court Yesterday
morning that iin future for petty offences he
should order women as well as men to be
whipped; and that the rule. would he rig
idly adhered to-. ,aqtn5; II; .t,ta.a.
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GOODS REeovERED. mi. Frederick Wahl-
bauer, Iiying at the ,Fetks of the, Road, in
LHenrice,f fourlmiles fram the city. who was
robbed "a few, nights. since. has recovered
most. of ,thei goods then taken from him.
"Wednesday night an, attempt was made .by
some dagitious depredator, to- fire his prem,
ises, it is thought q clue has been obtained
Ito the author Of the robbery, at sleast.ii,lan I
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& .ALAosr "a. FfRE.- Yestsrday morning
about 6 O'Clock fire was discovered in Mr.
Lawrence Lottier's tobheco factory, corner
OF Nineteenth and Fran klin streets, having
originated in the dfying!rooni. a riessen-
ger was dispatched to Company C's en-
ginc-house, on Main street near Twentieth,
and the statton-men with the hose-carriage
went around and soon put out the flames
with a plug-stream without giving, an
alarm. 'l' 'F'ih ~ ' - S'''' :,
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j DEATH OF Mr.. MARCUS HARRIs;-Rimmon
Lodge, No. 6S, I; O.. b. b., are to meet at.9
O'Clock this morning for the purpose; of
+payingnthe last tribute Of respect to- Mr.
Marcus Harris, who died yesterday. Z, Mr.
Harris had been in business in this, city for
many years, and was highly respected aud
esteemed by all who knew him. rs.i ;nrc.e
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GREAT SALE. OF REAL EsTATE.--EHIs !AFTER-
NOON a5 O'Clock there win be "a great sale Of
CHEAP LOTS by DICKINSON & 'CHEwNING. See
adyertiseaentf in this paper. }'fE -1ti'A.'Gt ~
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CHARGED WITH SHooTNG.-Edward Fitz-
hugh was arrested yesterday by Sergeant
Jeter, charged with shooting Charles John
son one night about a week ago in, q diff
Guilty which occurred in Lumpkin's alley.
Johnson was but slightly wounded, Both
are colored. ....i
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SAVE MONEY by having yonr printing done at ttht
DIsPlTcH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. ~
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J. Do NOT FORGET that Z. r. RETNsr agent, Mar
shall streetnear sdeliveringtdfy
solid Pine Wood for S3 per cord 9ysii vadt Il
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. GoLD IN THE WH11'E .MouNTAINs-A RIGi
AURFEROUS DEPOSIT IN, NEW HAMPSHIRE
A dispatch from Milan, N. H., to the New
York Herald, dated July IT., says: ger,,f
The resident and surrounding population
hereabouts is greatly exercised over the re-
cent discovery in the town Of enormous
gold and other valuable, mineral deposits.
The extravaganti reports which have gone
forth have brought hither many expert
'enced miners and prospecters, and so ex-
tensiye has been the rush that the Grand
Trunk railway has established q regular
station at the point OF the auriferous dis
coyery, which Is about hundred miles
from Portland, ? Me-, and only q dozen miles
from the famous summer resort OF Gorharn,
NH. 'i2io!i ''hf 3-fH!>.H :! ti''itti:'t ~
9 g The i1 discovery was accidentally made, q
few days since by Mr. F0gg OH q farm
which be had owned for upward Of twenty
years. He sold out the whole tract at q
fabulous sum. to HgK.' Flag1er; Of Boston.
That "there'is millions intit'Ris believed
lby everybody here, andI the assays which
have rbeert made warrant the opinion that
this country. is rich in gold'and other yaaua-
ibles. IL -ir.i lt"FHst fft ~. Y r,.,tti 80,
a. The yelnsl which has BEEN discoyeredlts
over eighteen feet in widthj With welEde-
fined walls, running northeast and SOUTH
west, and ,exten ding Tor oyer mile. Inc
lode contains copper and lead, carrying
gold and silver very rich, the ore Delng
Clean and solid from wall to wall: A blast
put In a few days ago, and . throwing ten
tons, assayed as high as $3.50 and Sz6O Per
TOM fifty per cent. OF the mineral product
being copper, twenty per cent: each OF go,lId
and; Head, and ten per cent: :of silver. so.el
NJ Eia
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tsrA. .CoiNuDEEcE.-Att the same hour yes
terday the funerals OF two young citizens
of Richmond were taking place In different
parts Of the city in Baptist churches, aud
both OF: the young men diedlin North Caro-
linz l.i. ....Jl ll. .t:iai.. .gustIa!t M--s
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HOUSES AND LoTs FOR SALE To-DAY.-DIcK-
1NsoN & CHEWING will seii THIS AFTERNooN
two hundred building lots ana several horses. See
aEgertise1nent. LII LII il 4. 2n.alElh oi
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IT FRESH NATURAL. g.

B FRESH NATURAL. .as.' ,..a.
TX. MINERAL WATERS e.ts1gsi
APoLLINARls swATER.RIIENIsH;f9 ;f9i
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER at $3.50 case ;
.HUNYADI JANos BITTER WATER, Hun
-. ga-ian; {. ,.sf.tttt T,,'l.st q &
PULHNAi BITTER WATER, Bohemian; e
FgEIDRIcHsHALL BITTER WATER: e
CARLSBAD WATER tsprudel sprinal;
vjCHY WATER; - -@s.s:zt- !
SELTERS WATER; Nassau; T.. A,dIi.3S !
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga
HATHoRN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCKgRIDGE ALUM WATER, i:iss.E,,iti !
.ALLEGHANY WATER, Sc-,s&c., n. .sstt
by the bottle or IN original packages, on the best
terms, at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
my IL Gle Msin street. (
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z" TIE City Counca:-An important meet
ing OF this body will be held tonight at
the Council chamber iats8 o. clock. tisi
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EXCU UHSkONS.
4 MOTHER DELIGHTFUL EXeUR
TUESDAY, gELIYI I2,4rT. sa !s.i i.

The steamer JOHN SYLVESTER win leave her
wharf at RScketfe, ut O'clock on the morning OF
proceed at once 10 te Capes this afording an 8p-
,p0rtunity to- .aEEt OIL. EANHYSDAYLiGhT.
Returning from he Capes the steamer viii tousa q
Old then 10 TO N6rSoE, where he Htifre-
main till the u0rping Of the 2sh, and will lezyefpr
Richmond at O'Clock, Stopping at Old Point rs
usiia M ~ fssittfts
Arrangements haye been made with The steamer 70
furnish Meals at soc eacbt Pessons Stopping afthe
Aygea Hets, 2. oi Peln.; Gan obtain 'sssiass
Il: Fare for the round trip &2! Tickets good fdrone
week. Children under twelve years hstf-prte no
CharRefor children ander Eve Years. - ~
.Ttcketa. can be bought f9f. A. y. Gsxber: EaF.
HUagffs, 1t Courtney q Powe1rs, Broad street; u.
Morton, at MerehAats Nahonal Bank 81 xna ID the
on the morning OF the z4th!l sti5t,st y
sssensa T il easS F ths sss5 rs
fY M esssil iilfl
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p NJ. ELLYscN u Co., advertising agents, insert adj.
vertsements In all Of the newspapers Of the Unite
States at publishers rates. Orders lefE as tie pte
patch counting-room viii IS receive 81 pSsMnps Pc astep-
--',- = = - -
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I, ,PosTALrC ARDS, ,oNis HAND .-Po Postmaster
Forbes has received q full supply Of postal
cards, and, all who need them can now, be
supplied. i,nc nliEl ita. .rnlailiE:i
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POLICE CoURT, Observation-Disclosures Jo-
seph j. White presiding. .LJames E. DENLY,
John Wyatt, and George. E. Pratt, three
wanderers hailing from Portsmouth, were
called up to answer for being suspicious
charged and ordered to Ieave the city.
Denby,' who is said to be a notorious char
acter. was committed to jail in default Of
surety. 'th'" .''s' 49, '.'''
!" william Jackson, drunken yagrant, be-
ing an able-bodied man, was sent to Jail for
thirty days with labor. !#G j l.l':a ~
!. Malachi Beveridge (colored3, charged with
assaulting and cruelty beating Albert Meade.
o boy uttWelye,yea old. paid costs and
was discharged. ..:".sriGn.E iSi2o:sn't.t'!
= Martha, Anna, and Lizzie jackson {eel-
.ored) J, charged with assaulting and sfrespas-
sing on Andrew Byrd, were discharged. y
1.-The case Of William Kelsey. nssauit' and
battery: was scentinued until Monday.
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n, The ;iNsxT FAIR. From responses Fsr
eeived in reply to circulars sent to all. parts
Of the .;State Secretary Leigh is of the
opinion that the next exhibit of the Vir-
:ginia State, Agricultural Society; occurring
on October 30tb, ,will be one of the most
successful in all respects as toilquantity
and character ,,ofn articles and, attendadce
eYer3 had. ggThei Philadelphia Centennial
will not then mflitate against o very gene
rous turnout both OF Virginia products
and pe0pleGiif gs.IcaliAEtfif -" Grss ~ 5
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Il oSL1prERs; TIEsy BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
dals, Prince Alberts, Oxfords. Newports, Magaoias
Buckle Newperts. &C., cheap at ..4a .,p .i4ra.,tl
Do ;'s'' BoscHRS's, SOC and 511 Broad street,
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.sm, OWING. TO RECENT HEAVY

..T, OWING. To RECENT HEAVY
PURCHASES COHEN BROTHERS are enabled to
present the following list of prices IN their NO
TIoN AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Three Tbree papers hAsn Of eood Pins for Sc
Two papers NEEDLES for 5c.; 9t.%Ai 90. :" ]
Three rolls Of TAPE Pc fSr 49, e.. oi o5c
iLDsEN,s ENGLfsH FANCY HOSE atiS and
cAKSfsAI kfSs RltB BALBRlaGANs reduced from 75c.
An St styles Of HOSE reduced in pilee,Id ~ -.
WHITE ENGLlsii HOSE for Ladies' reduced from
LADIEs Es; and so 2Ssi KNIT VESTS at sse
All the most popular makes of coRsETs constantly
Two pair CoRsET-sT AVS -four 5c.; 4.1
RUBBER CORD at 1c, yard; GARTER GAll;T WEB at
s1Lk aaa aasE Is XVI Web reduosdsrom
cHiIpkEN,s r EgggER 81 9tIND, Mo! COMBS, M :s ss.:s
"a JAPANESE POCKET-FANs for DC; fuli-pol.
esn saessa Sana
cHiLDREN's BGsTLEs forl iSe.. reancea from
New styles OF LADIES' BCsTLEs; siat .psiI 4
Isle GLOVES IN one, Two, three, an and fogr W hns-
A large stock LKDiEs' MITs at 1886 and soc.
| 1s,o9o ysras of HAMBURGER .EhBR Ro1DERY At
a4-issh ha:t ys!Ssi aIsGHAM suN,uHBRELLAs ss SOC,
SILK LKSUJN-uMBkEtLAsta at nearly half their
a1os s0sRss doseR Ladies, LINEN HEMsr1TcaEp
finest imported See their astonishing prices on
- + - -.
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L.iR. ,REISs, agents 1920 east Marshall street, is
selling dry Pine Wood at $3.50 per cord, delivered
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|a6 rY:RAIN.i44-Y There was aheayy fall Of
,rainY yesterday morning; lasting an hourRnd
Ea hxiE Eilf fE etdDWni gentiyyin the. begin
sEirfA and grad dually increased inirvolume
until tthes CUTTERS were filed, the: culyerts
thoroughly ysvashed out, and the city tbetter
cieansed than it has been for months past,
,There was very little wind and.no thunder
and fflightning5a ahd. from the appearance Of
thsci0uds, q large section of country must
have been. benefited. .I;,isd9Gi, II ttiefs ban /
.l. The sunset was clear, but about 90 clock
there WasanotheFl rain heayier,,if, anything,
than that OF, a.morning, andt'it hated for
several hours. .Thereiwere,s0met few ffashes
of, ,sishsrfing, !; and eabont1 o. O'Clock. there
was q sharp,report Of thundeT!Whieh shook
,manYfof che houses in The city and sound
ed yeryimuchS like the discharge OF cam
nnti. followed closely yabyifhe bursting Ola
shell. fi'if I.
,aj The opayements onHsdne streets were
flooded iby the overflow from the cutters.
Pedestrians CROPPED their way inutter dark
ness, fer, according to the almanac, the
moon shoulds have done duty,tand the gas
lamps were notiEghtedi $500! .t;.ii;tsiss3s
II The rain has without dohbt, done great
good to the crops, but it may be- that In
somef few portions 3of the country small
streams, by oyerfowing their banks, have
done damage. .i.gtfii,l .gftS4 ,-5,is'as!i fli4
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:. CENTENARY METHODIST ExcURsieS.--The
excursion to, Old. Point and the Capes on
the 9th BY the ladies', Of, Centenary church
promises to. be unusually pleasant, Here
tosore they have made the excursion from
Old Point to the Capes after night, but
those who go down .on, the. oath will enjoy
the pleasant variety Of seeing eg the capessI by
uIea taptain r. T. wossoddn,M 4 ~ y the SOD siess'
Home, has kindly consented to allow r his l1i
hand to accompany the exenrsionists from
the Soldiers Home TO the; ;Capes, and ;this
will be avery. pleasant feature of the TIP.
- We doubt not that maBY VIII avail them ePlnn
selves OF this delightful pportunity 70 see
the Atlantie and enjoy q respite from ne
ment OF the city, o.,. ~. ~ ~ .,;-t1i,
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q Bno;aitDI!srREET siEs ME,TrHfoD1sT ExcURsros.
Tie Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal
church have planned an excursion to Old
Point Norfolk, and the Capes ariy IN An
gust. -. y -. :.
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1REAT' Z ~ PRIc 'Il. ss I,

1N'fT? sS5Sg f ~
ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN, .nSft
sELLIEG-oFF al. A SMALL PROFIT AT
.., LOWER PRICES THAN THOSE WHQ
ARE SELLING OFF AT COST. 4 +,
r COMPARE PRICES AND Be CO 1VgHCED2
JULIUS MEYER'S, eos BROAD jsTREETsiIS
81. ~. !, THE PLACE ,t,,ss ,;Es. sS9}5
4AnDREss GOOIss, nssAed down beIoys esstss
30 pieces BLACK BReCADE ALPACA at tsze.
Eal skTiG-sTIPEi igE. AGE iREaA ApFafs ofls
its BIsxgI' gI'IRoassREssAn AnaaEs epeius toar ~
pasasesf sasgtsesps pssss sss MISREPRESENTATION 81 M
EInas at Prime COSTS ehsacs % sst,A eEsal
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coMr1SY + GoING 70 TnE spRisGs. --- Com.
pany #, First Virginia infantry, at its last
meeting, decided, 70 go into camp at the
White Sulphur Springs with the rest OF the
military III August. C cts--.' .r.r 80
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!, ,AgTHE .GIRCULATtoN oF.gHE H4ssIIs.A H44ssI TGH
issl.ARGER THAN, THEffC 0sBEaED. <iEEGt4i
All, THE OTHER RtDAHY'kEWs.
PkPERs soFTHE,GTrY sta st'I'. ..ae,''l.4 y:
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lIsic Sr,t IL TgE win BE music
AZ ha lpsst & O'Clock this evening, BIZ Kess.
ntchs band at Monros 80.
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/. .PERss,otis.A.Lt.-John So. IA, Knowles, Esq. Of
this city, Is registered at Old Point.,f, .,,,t !.
Rey, DE-, j., G. Armstrong, OF Wheeling,
west Va, ls expected to preach at the Mon.
umental church again on Sunday -att :,
Captain Robert "a. Glass, 5Jr, OF the Pc
tersburg Post, was hi the city Yesterday.
!, .Mr! John c. Dull, whose troubles with
TIE law have evoked. the sympathfes Of many
IN the past, 1T viii be discbarge from, prison
on August 9th: - 4 ,,.,ii
Assistant Clerk ,Stratton, OF the State Sem
ate, has arrived III the city: -
2 Policeman. 81 lattheWs yesterday reported,a q
citfzen. for sitting Oh 4 bench i the First tE =
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q fo 4Y.lhi s.,so.t.1. -

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FRIDAY. j. u. :. Z. III 20, '1SIg.
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THE MOZART LAST NIGHT.-The Mozart
Association. gave their stxtyseeond spusi-
Gale to, q. good audience, considering The
storm, which commenced about the same
time last evening" The orchestra was full,
and played with fine spirit and correctness
Rossini's ,overtures TaneEedi and Semira-
midi, and, the Debatters Waltzes BY Gungl.
The, trio Of Reisiger's was remarkably we'll
rendered by Messrs. Kessnich, Thilow, and
Reinhardt. In the duo. concertante from
Tell, by MessTs. iKessnich ana Reinhardt,
the rirstpamed gentleman rendered the
exceedingly difficult part for violin
with great ease,. correctness, and
good taste. Miss Columbia Wyatt sang
two Charming selections -. Waiting" BY
Millard, and "Voglio Fumar,"'. BY Barili.
She possesses voice Of g reat sweetness and
purity, and her execution is easy and
graceful During the pai1ses between. the
music the rain could be heard pouring
down in torrents, and at times the thunder
drowned, the 'fI0ise'sef the orchestra and
kettle drums + and when thepen0frnahces
came to q close there was q c6nsi iderable
flutter OF excitement among the ladies, no
doubt caused by the anticipated damage to
bOiinffs &c. Il. Sst,tt 2tol.t.s} i!ig tshtTnGrp4
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PosrA1, Coasu1ifirrsE. ,rhe Old Dominion
Steamship Company, through its agents
George W. Allen u. Co. T. have extended
the com ipfsnents Of free travel over their
line 10 and. from Old Point 70 The members
lof the above romitte i.s -.