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The Air Ship.

|. HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 12.-The large
Assem- bage that came to witness what they
fully believed would be only another unsllc
cessfu! attempt to solve the problem OF
navigating the air were pleasantly disap'
pointed The machine not only rose in The
air, but moved backward and forward. NJ
and down, ut the option OF the aeronaut
and although embracing in part the balloon
principle, the evolutions were accomplished
without waste of gas in descending or any
use of ballast whatever.
The aeronaut worked the central pro.
pcller OF the machine. with effect. and rose
over every obstacle to the height OF 100 feet.
The breeze was blowing to the eastward,
and the exhibitor allowed his machine to
be carried with it for an eighth Of a mile,
and amused himself by showing his ability
to ascend or descend at will. Then the
propeller at the pointed end Of the frame
work was set in motion, and the machine
shifted its course, twisting and turning in
small circles. Still its general drift was
spectators freely expressed the opinion
that its powers were at an end,
and that it could never return against the
wind; but at signal from Professor Rich
tells the machine was pointed back toward
the eXhibition-Srounds. The propelling
wheel was started at top speed, and with
accelerated motion the air ship sailed along
back at an altitude of 100 feet, until it
lowered over the cxhibition-grounds; then,
amid general applause, the central propeller
was set in motion, and under its influence
the ship sank slowly and easily to the earth,
landing within half a dozen rods from the
original starting point Telegram to the
Ne,o YorEc Herald
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WASHINGTON, June 14.-The following is
the resolution Of the Judiciary Committee
OF the House:
Resolved, That the two houses OF the
FortY-fourth Congress having counted the
votes cast for President and Vice-Presldent
OF the United States, and having declared
F.. B. HAYES and William A. Wheeler to be
duly elected President and Vice-Prcsident,
there is no power in any subsequent Con-
eress to revise that declaration, nor can any
such power be exercised by the courts OF
the United States OF any other tribunal that
Congress can create under the Constitution.
RALEIGH, June 14.-The Democratic State
Convention for nominating a chief Justice
and two associate justices for, North Caro-
lima met yesterday. Hon. w. N. Fl. Smith
was nominated for chief justice, and S. A..
Ashe aud j. III. billiard for associates.
During a thunderstorm Mt Oil City, Pa,
on Wednesday, while party were shelter
ing themselves under tree, Thomas Dom
aldson and son were instantly killed by a
stroke OF lightning, and aman named Frank
was fatally injured.
a The returns from the Mofett registers In
this county for. the month OF May footed up
something over 500, or. nearly $50 more
than for the month. OF April. We had n
circus to visit us In May Clarke Courier.
Charles a.. Brady Is appointed postmaster
at Buffalo: Fsrge, Rockbridga county, Va,
vtce. Emma, 81 Brady, resigned. " ss<s,f
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nEADHA.

.
Died. al, the I3ih instant, In the thirty-fourth
year or her nrr. Mrs. NANCY NEWB9, consort
Her take place from her late residence
on Mosby street. Mechanlcsvile turnpike. THIS
saturday. MORNING at 10 O'Clock. FRIENDS an s1
es1uaintances or the family ARE tnVfted 10 attenu
without further notice.
Died, at tile residence OF her son-in.law, Mr
George Jennings, corner Ninth and BIoad stree,s
June l4th, at O'Clock A. ~, after long and pain.
ful Illness. Mrs. CAROLINE SULAVEN' IN the
scventy-Atth year Of her age. 49,.
Mother, thou art gone to rest;
All thy tolls and cares are DER,
And sorrows. pain, and suffering now
Can thee disturb no more
~ Mother. thou art gone to rest. Il.
THY sins are al forgiven.
And saints In light have welcomed tbee
To share the joys Of heaven.
The funeral services will lake place from 81
Marks PROFESSIONALLY church SATURDAY the l5tf
at half past 8 o'clock. The friends and acnuaint.
ances are respectfully invited 10 attend wltnou
further notice.
Died. In this city on the 9th instant, at o'coch
A. ~. Mrs. ANNET NJ. LUGNOT. wife cf Jear
laptiste Lugnot, the fifty ninth year OF ber age
She. was native OF Failly Eau, Haute Marne
France. -
Her funeral took place on the l 9th instant.
New York papers please copy.
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A CONTRADICTION BY GENERAL GRANT,
General Grant was recently reported by q
correspondent as speaking disparagingly of
Stonewall Jackson while at Constantinople.
Colonel Mosby, of Virginia, wrote to Gene
raj Grant inquirinS if he had used the Ian
guage attributed to him. General Grant,
writing under date Of Paris, May Goth, in
reply says:
you say am reported as speaking dis
parasipgly OF Stonewall Jackson by one
correspondent. have not seen that. /
knew Jackson when he was a cadet, served
with him in the Mexican war, and know
that he enjoyed the confidence and respect
of all who knew him. He was regarded as
a man OF great ability, great perseverance,
and great piety. Whatever he did he did
conscientiously, no matter whether it was
right or wrong. / have compared him in
conversation with Cromwell. It is probable
that have said as much to you about Jack
son as eyer. have to any correspondent"
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II the tobacco tax is oner0us, unjust, and
Oppressive, let it be modified; but when
delegations come here from different por-
tions Of the Union, principally from Virgil
MIA. and seek to intimidate congressman into
support OF the reduction, the advocates OF
modification Of the tax show Lack OF wis
dom which does not make converts to.a be-
lief in the justice of their cause flashing
ton Republican.
The Republicans editor is the meanest
CHATS the word).in the United States. He
Is one OF those "narrow-minded block
heads" of whom HORACE GREELEY once
smoke.
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1850 =
The Tribune, BY publishing unfair and
untrue statements OF thesast amounts IN
.yolyed In southern claims, has attempted to
infame the preiudiees Of those Of It's readers
who still regard the South with jealousy
and dislike. seisF '
IT is curious In this connection to conten,-
plate facts. -
In the House Of Representatives the sun
dry civil bill reported contains Items OF mp
preparation for public buildings. For the
South sl75, 900 is recommended. and for the
North Sits, O00--a sum rather more than
ten times that reported for the South. This
may be, and probably is, Just and proper,
but It fully sets forth the falsity OF the state
ments with which the Tribune seeks to mis-
lead the ignorant and preiudiced.
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The Virginia Patron is not very courteous: we
do Ourselves the justice TO say that we ought to
used the word opponents instead OF "eneintes y
in speaking Of those persons who honestly think that
some other man than General Joe Johnston could as
faithfully and ably rs he represent this district In
Congress.-Dfspatch. I
We cannot understand how the Dispatch,
under the circumstances, could expect lis to
be very courteous. the peculiar reference
to the class OF persons from whom the OPP
popents OF General Johnston would select
congressional candidate was decidedly OBJ
iectionable to us. We don't choose to be
included in any combination to defeat the
laudable aspirations of any gentleman, and
especially is il repulsive to US to be included
among those who, in their blind partisan
zeal, are advocating doctrines, in our judy
ment, calculated to instil sentiments which
will ultimately lead to disorder, IL not alb
solute revolution.
We have tried to explain our position
several times on the State debt, and have
striven to avoid an extreme position on
that question. Hence, since it is sought to
use it for personal ends, we have remained
silent. Long ago we advocated the appeal
OF this question to the Supreme Court OF
the United States, believing that il it could
be squarely brought before that tri-
bunal il would .forerer settle the question.
We thought the Barbour bill would
have this result, and that it was killed
to prevent the appeal. And so we
were disposed to resist by every posi-
BILE effort the attempt to prevent case which
would test the constitutionality OF the fund
ing bill before the highest judicial tribunal
Of the countryl IL appears now to be the
object Of those over-zealous advocates who
have assumed TO instruct the people in their
rights and duties to prevent this test case.
We can conceive OF no purpose In such q
course unless it be to perpetuate the agita-
ton OF the matter for the accomplishment
OF selfish partisan objects, and in such
policy we have no sympathy.
We beg, therefore, that the Dispatch will
not1nciude us among those opponents Of
General Johnston who have any other rea-
sons for Directing to his nomination than
those we have ourselves stated. We recog-
nize his worth as q man, his ability as sol
dier, aud his great services to the land we
love; but we think the interest Of our peo-
pie. demand congressman moro familiar.
WITH our wants, with civil instead OF a.
military education, and who Is not necessa-
rily offensive to the ioyat fanatics OF the
North ViTginid Patron.
We viii only add to the Pdtro,'s excel
lent remarks, that General JOHNSTON has 8
fine civil as well as military education, and
Is a fayorite at Washington. He is highly
respected by the northern representatives,
and yenerated by the southern.
- -
JAHRs LYONS ESQ.,, has published in
pamphlet form, stn argument to show that
the welEknown 53nnd ling net IL nnconstitu-
tspnaI. do has tarered us with acopy:
~ So s.s
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EREE STEAMBOAT EXCURSION ~

BALI, TICKETS, So Cncluoing transportation TO
and from the Point); for sal. at the hook ana
music-stores, CARRIERS Express office OF the mana
DINNER on the boat, 75c Board ut Old Point:
Lodging 75c; supper and lodging, 81; supper,
lodging. and breakfast. 81 so.
Steamer lcay cs her wharf ut haf-past O'Clock on
THURSDAY MORNING, June goth; returning
next day, will arrive at Richmond before sunset.
Persons leaving their names at 4. W. CARRIERS,
S26 Main street. will be called for at their homes at
05c nor head .t lie 1918
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DiVIDEN DIS.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,)
TREAsURER'S OFFICE.
f.. RICHMOND, VA, June ~, 1878.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. on the
capital stock Of this company has been declared.
payable at the Office of the company, In the CITY Of
Richmond, Va, on and after the 1sr Of JULY
next. ~ t'g;@ Esf.FE- EsE<. #e.gst.a5
The transfer-books will be closed on the 22d In
stant. "a. w. YARRINGTON,,,,
je 2-tJy1st - 80 Treasurer,
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me- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
fcorner Main and Sixth srcetsl.-Rcv. HENRY NC
DONALD, D. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ,
and at s:I5 2. NJ. Rev. T. S. DUNNAwAY, D. d., OF
Fredericksburg. will deliver the annual sermon be-
fore the Missionary Society of Richmond College.
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ST0NEWAR RE.

GTONEWARE.-A carload OF
- stoneware has come from GAINESVILLE, Ohio: but
not for me. Us was reported by the young man In
charge of It. / can retail soneware made ut the
RICHMOND POTTERY fer ten tl0) cents per gal
lon. Every piece warrant TO hold vinegar, which
is more than l can say for The GAINESVILLE ware.
therefore don't want to sell stoneware that can.
not warrant 10 hold vinegar. appeal 10 every one
that wants the article to come 10 my CROCKERY-
think It is the duty OF every good citizen that lived
In the State Of Virginia during the four years OF the
late war to sustain the old RICHMOND POTTERY
and its proprietor. ! also sell CROCKERY- and
GLASSWARE cheaper Than anywhere else In the
city. Give Inc u call. DAVID PAIR, JR.,
1924 Maiu street, between Eighteenth and
je 15-3t* Nineteenth streets.
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Barrister WoOTToN, OF the Richmond bar,
has recently delivered a lecture on "Repu-
tation." He has obliged us with copy. 1t
is lively and energetic. Few men have
known better the value OF good reputa-
ton than SHAKsPEARE's Rodosignez and the
author Of this lecture.
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CHLLDREN:s CARRIAGES.

TOHN DOES, I'll AND 713 MAIN
~ STREET, between Seventh and Eighth, manu-
facfurer and dealer in CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Now on hand. the largest collection Of Children's
Carriages ever exhibited In the city, from s6.5 up.
VIII sell low for cash, or on instruments. Old ear
riages taken In exchange. Recurring specially.
Call on JOHN DOES. 1t will repay yor
te 7-codlm Y -
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Blufton: Il Story Of To-day. BY NJ. j..
SAVAGE. Boston LEE & SHEPARD.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Roth ,ceU. Bv the author of "That Hus.
band OF Mine" Boston: LEE d sHEP-
ARD.
For sale by RANDOLPH d ENGLISH.
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m~FIRST ENGLISH LII H Err A n
CHURCH Seventh street near Grace,.-Rev. W. c.
ScuAEFFER will preach at II A. NJ. and $40
T. M. j. Communion of tile Lords Supper and reccp-
ton of members. Subject for night s.rmon: Con-
fict and Victory" Seats free.
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No wonder Frenchmen commit suicide
when they go to London. would prefer
to be a lamp-postin Paris to an alderman in
London. Paris correspondent Baltimore
Sun.
For fear that the above paragraph might
escape the notice Of our contemporary OF
the Farmvile Mercury, we call his aticn-
ton to it.
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LICENSES.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVIEWER
RICHMOND, VA, June ! l, 1878.
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, PHYSICIANS,
ASURGEONS, DENTISTS. MER CHANTS, CONE
MISSION MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS, and all
other persons doing business Tor which q STATE
LICENSE Is required, are hereby notified to pro-
cure their licenses without delay. cate licenses eI-
pire on the 30th day or April of each year
Most respectfully, X. b. MUNFORD,
jell-tJyl Commissioner Of Revenue &. X.
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MET BROAD-STREET METHODIST
Rev. S. A. STREL will preach TO The children at
A. NJ, Regular service at p. NJ 4 cordial wei
romo To all
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Me- SECOND RESBYTER1A n
CHURCH.-serrices, conducted by the pastor, at l
A. NJ. and Z. Nj.
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ng STREET CHRISTIAN
misunderstanding at IL A. M. by Rev. j. u.
TYLER. At SA r. NJ. there will be meeting in the
interest Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
10 which the public are cordially invited. Several
interesting addresses will be delivered by distln-
guished speakers.
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Gy- FIRST APTIST CHURCH
fcorner Twelfth and Broad strcets).-Rev b. W.
WARREN, D. d., will preach on SUNDAY at II A.
u. and 81 P. NJ.
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MT MAIN-STREET CHI RISTIAN
CHURCH (betwcen Pine and Laurel streets).-
Preaching By Elder J. a. DEARBORN at IL A. NJ.
md p NJ
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, June l, 1878. :
NITY TAXES, 1878.
This Office will be open daily from o'clock 4. NJ.
to O'Clock Z. NJ. from the 18th 10 the 30th day of
June, inclusive. for the purpose OF receiving from
any person charged with
CITY TAXES-REAL AND PERSONAL,
the whole one half Of the amount OF tax charged,
and that TEN PER CENT. Will lie added 10 the
amount Of tax charged In every case where the party
assessed shall fail TO pay the whole or half with
IN the time limited.
The Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three more bills to leave list OF the same
early as possible this office, that the bills may
be gotten together, and, II desired, half receipts
made out. A. II. WOODSOS,
lie l-tJe30 Collector.
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MET FIRST 2 r i S B y L Z r A n
CHURCH.-Rev. r. l.. PRESTON, D. d., Will preach
ut / A. M. and 7. NJ.
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MINERAL WATERS.

MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS.-Fresh and Just
II received r...
APOLLINARIS.
HUNYhDI JANOS,
ST. GALMIER.
HATHORE Saratoga Water, direct from
the Springl.a ut
DURCELL, LADD & CO.. DRUGGISTS,
l. RICHMOND, VA,
AGENTS FOR THE WATERS OF THE VIR
GINA SPRINGS AND OTHER
CELEBRATED MINERAL WATERS -.
OF this country and Europe.
WHITE SULPHUR, ROCKBRIDGE ALUM,
ALLEGHANY. HEALING,
BUFFALO LITHIA, BLUE RIDGE:
BLUE LlCK-kegs and bottles:
CONGRESS, Saratoga, n. y;
HATHORN. Saratoga, N. Y;
YICHY, Saratoga, N. Y;
BITTER WATER, Hunyadi Janos;
BITTER WATER, l'ullna;
BITTER WATER, Friedrichsbal;
APPCLINARIS-bottles and jugs; .a.,
Fresh supplies constantly receiving. ,..
Price-lists and pamphlets furnished on appiica.
ton. Zap 27-2ml PURCELL. LADD co.
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NET IN CONSEQUENCE OF 4 GEN
ERAL MEETING Of all The Sabbath schools OF the
city tomorrow afternoon, the annual meeting OF
the MALE ORPHAN SOCIETY will he postponed TIL
the Sabbath following.
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TRE TRUSTEES OF THE MILLER
l. MANUAL-LABOR SCHOOL of Albcmarle
will proceed on the GOTH DAY OF JUNE next to
eject a SUPERINTENDENT OF THE SCHOOL.
The emolumerts of the office will be i salary or
So 900, with quarters and board for the suprriE-
tendcnt and his family.
Applications fer the position will be addressed to
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
University of Virginia. or
CHART .ES s. NENABLE,
nv 4-eOdt,Jel5 Charlottesville. Va
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M,I.,A,,.n,,,,.nl,,,,r,AGEs..

NsrrIed nm the rtf,I or June, at The residence Of
the hridess mother Mrs. u. III. Burfoos, by Rev.
N. Sfedd, W. III. PIERCE TO Mrs MATTE ".
TAYLOR: n.f OF Richmond, Va NO cards' 80
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MT GREAT RUSH AT THALHIMER
BROTHERS In consequence Of the reduction IN
prices OF DRY GOODS. Call and examine our stock
before purchasing.
200 pieces DRESS GOODS. VIII CHI will be sold from
&c. to 15c yard less than their value, In order
to close our the stock for the season. SlLhS,
PRINCES, and BUTTONS to mach goods, very
cheap.
SO pieces BLACK GRENADINES from 12Ho. 10
75c. Call and see our GRENAi,lNEs, as we
are Offering some special bargains in them.
large line of WHITE GOODS Of every descrip-
ton ut very low prices. Call and see them.
TORCHON, COTTON. and LINEN LACES:
HAMBURG EDfiING and INSERTINGS, for
trimming, ut very low prices.
90 pieces CAssIMEREs from 25c. to $3.50. This
Is one OF The best aSsortmentS in tue city, ahu we
are offering them from 15c. to 25c. less than
their value in order u reduce STOCK. Cav and
see them.
PARAsoLS, PARAsOLs, PARAsoLS.-Another
great reduction In order to close them out FOR inc
season.
| rs pieces COLORED LINEN TRIMMINGS In
EDG;NCiS and INSERTINGS, from sc. to zoe.
This Is the best and cheapest line In the city.
Call and see them.
Lots of other goods, which we will open and offer
| at low prices. ,or,,,,,s
je15 THALHlMER bkoIhENS.
L
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EXCURSIONS.

-
THE GREATEST ATTRACTION.
a CHARMING TRIP no OLD POINT AND
NORFOLK ON
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1878,
or THE
STEAMER ARIEL,
BY THE LADIES OFF CENTENARY CHURCH
This is nm admirable opportunity for parties wish
Ing 10 visit
days. aud have the benefit Of specin rates NOT
- after the let Of July.
BOARD AT HYGEA HOTEL FOt ONE WEEh
ONLY S12.50.
Lodging, 75c.; supper and lodging. 81; and w
per day. :. o
o'clock. - .o -,
Breakfast and supper ton the boat, SOC. each;
dinner. 75c. ,,, q,
ROUND TRIP, s2. rs servants and children, 81.
Tickets may be had at Carriers. and on the morning
Of leaving ut The terminus oil Inc street railway
10 l5.4t
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99-CENT STORE.

99-CENT STORE.
D ECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE:
~ dozen sELF-RIGITING TIN-CUsPADOREs,
In four colors, at 99c. pair;
5 dozen handsome LAVA CUSPADORES at 99c.
apar;
so 10x14 MIRRORS ut Soc;
dozen LAP-BOARDS at 99c.;
dozen new FOLDING LAP-BOARDS at 99c.;
dozen WALNUT WRITING-DESkS at 99c.;
10 dozen SOLID GOLD twarranted) EMBLEM
PIN-BADGES OF any order In Richmond;
dozen ALL-LEATIIER TCHELS-sizes, II,
10, Ii, 15-at 99c.
10 dozen VALISES, 16 and ] inch, II 00c.;
\ large invoice OF LADIES' and MISSES NEW
PORTS-al sizes, from IL in misses to
Tin ladies'. including the y sizes;
All sizes Of our best FOXED GAITERS-all
sizes from 3 TOO:
so THREE-PIN WALNUT HAT-RACkS 1t 99c.
IS CHLLDREN'S HIGH CHAIRS a,99c.;
Our full line LADIES' NIGliT-R0BES,
SKIRTS, CHEMISES. and DRAWERS.
Catalogues mailed free to any address.
jc1l W. 4. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL NOTICE.-L. S. SQUIRE will
- TEACH ONE QUARTER OF TEN WEEKS
FROM JULY .1sT untermediate session. 10 ac-
commoda:e such pupils as remain in the city dur
the summer, and who wish 10 keep up their studies
during vacation. TEXTBOOK furnished FREE OF
CHARGE. Miss u. X. SQUIRE will continue her
laoies or gentlemen who wish 10 pursue the Ian
guages &C., in preparation for teaching will find
this a favorable opportunity. Hours from to 2 NJ.
TERMS: English branches, SO; Latin, Greek,
and High Mathematics, Slh.
Apply at No. 213 east Grace street. WIFI be glad to
hear early possible from parties desiring To at
tend lie l5.lt*
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PIC.NEES.
BASE.
EESTEVALS.

NNuE LADIES OF VENABLE-STREET
Il CHURCH will hold Il FEAST every evening
this week at the church; to which they invite their
friends 1e 13-lwH
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GRAND EXCURSION

OH POINT AND NORFOLK
ON THE
SPLENDID STEAMER ARIEL,
BY THE - -
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES OF BROAD-STREET
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1878.
Tickets good for nine days. Round trip, s2.25 !;
children and servants, 81 no charge for children
under five years OF age.
breakfast and supper on steamer, each, Soc; din
ner, 75-.
The committee have arranged for board al the IIy.
gta Hotel ut the following low rates Lodging 7oc
supper and lodging. 81; supper, lodging anu break
FAST $3.50; 50 per day, $3.50 per week.
Tickets may be had ut the principal book and
,lrug-storcs, at A. w. CARRIERS ucket-ofhce. or OF
xny of the ladies of the church: also, the tcrni-
nus of the streetrailway. ain street. and at the
York-River depot OH the morning OF the excursion.
Person leaving their names at a. W. CARRIERS,
S26 Main street, will ne called for Mt their resi-
4 10 1 On 22 S0I-G1