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J. A. Leslie, in very suitable and happy |
speech, presented the following prizes:

speech. presented the following prizes:
First Prize-To the scholar who brought
in the greatest number OF new scholars
won by Miss May Lillian Chalkley.
Second Prize-To the scholar presenting
the next largest number OF new scholars
won by Miss Laura Chalkley.
Third Prize-To the most punctual
schoIar-1lay l.. Cha!kley.
Fourth Prize-To the most punctual
teacher-Mrs. NJ. S. Duval.
After 4 report OF the condition OF the
school by the secretary the meeting adj
journed 10 the green. where the ladies had
prepared an excellent repast.
After dinner the children OF the school
delivered some very interesting dialogues
and recitations; after which the young
folks enjoyed croquet and other interesting
amusements until about . O'Clock.
All unite in saying it was one OF the most
largely attended and most enjoyable pic
MICS ever had in that county.
The glorious Fourth was celebrated in
Matoaca with grand and very largely at
tended picnic, given by some OF the citi-
zens of that village. There was number
OF invited guests present from Ettrick, and
also from this city. Those having the affair
in charge had an ample supply Of substan-
tialS to refresh the inner man, which during
the day was discussed practically with
much relish. \ fine string band enhanced
the pleasure OF the day with some very en-
liyening music. The affair will long be
remembered by all who were so fortunate
as to be participants with much pleasure
and delight.
A number OF ladies and gentlemen assem-
bled OH Thursday at the hospitable resi-
dence OF a. 3. Woodbridge. Esq, few
miles below the city, and spent the day in 4
most enjoyable manner. There was beau
tiful and sociable company. splendid music,
and 4 most excellent dinner.
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TIE SECRET Of. BUSINESS SCCCESS.-lt- IS
claimed hat Vanderbilt exhibited great nerve anu
.hryrd business saoacty in the purchase OF stocks
and railroads controlled by um. Yet whenever he
made IN Investment ne received in return an cquiva-
lent ci ihcras his on:n or collateral security Dr. X
Y p;cI ce has invested many hundred thousand 40
Iar in ADVERTISING depending entirely upon the slpe-
riorucrIs OF his goods Tor sccariv The unparalleled
rnuuarity Of his family medic ines and the annual m
rrcas. in their sale atcs in tlah
word, oi their purity and efficiency. II the blood
be inIoYcrishcd In. liver sluggish or there be t''-
,nors. bIo,cIps and pimpc,. DR.. picrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery will effect 4 speedy and perfect
rurc II III. aowcis bc cons;ipatcd use DR.. Picrccs
Pleasant pur.ativc rcIicis. Dchlitatci females
suffering with those peculiar dragsin@-Ho"h senSa-
tous and weaknesses viii ind Dc. ri"rcce faVoritc
Prescription a safe AMI ccran rem ''y. fromp' re-
lief and nermanct cure have 81 universally io'o"-
ed its use that the Doctor sells Il under posi-
tive guarantee.
OAKLAND, DOUGLASS Co'Sii: pEE.oN't
Jauuary -. 100.
Dr.. Pierce. BHgaLo. y. T.:
Dear Sir.-Tour Golden Medical Discovery has
cured my daughter Of goitre. after many physicians
Ia failed. Iuclosed please find $50 for copy OF
The Peoples Common-Sense Medical Adviser. WIN
us Il tahcs The place Of the family physician.
Yours truly, AARON ALLEN.
Mr. VERNON, OHIo, July 10, Ii SIC.
DR.. Pierce, BuGdlo, ~ T.:
Dear Sir,-Eour bottles OF your FArorite Prescrir-
tion has entirely cured my wife, We employed
three different physicians and many remedies, but
found no relief. With thankful heart | am ever
your friend, AUGUST WARaISG.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-Past Char
cellor S. r. Beach installed the following
officers OF Hines Lodge, No. Il, knights OF
Pythias, last night: 2. G. William Z. Gret-
ter, c. c.; M. 4. Mcdonald. Y. c.; ". d.
Courtney. Prelate; William II. Cardozo,
NJ. Z. !; I. L. Courtney, NJ. OF f.; L. 5.
Dennis, X. OF r. and S.; j. J. Muse. Nj.
at A.; w. 7. Smoot, I. c.; r. f. Cox, D.
G.. This lodge is in flouriShing condition,
has between so and 100 members, and
nearly S700 in the treasury.
Grand Chancellor A. c. Attkisson last
night publicly installed the following Off
GERS of Syracuse Lodge, No. 5, knights OF
Pythias: j. G. Satterwhite. P. c.; Ro-
bert L. Gray, c. c.; Charles Fl. Page, V.
c.; William II. Chiles, p; George i. Bow
den, Il. r. S.; William E. Cree, NJ. F. :;
James Johnston, NJ. E.; r. n. Spraggins,
NJ. A.; james Al.. Johnston, I. g.; and
William J. Points, 0. G.
There were 4 number OF ladies present,
and after the installation exercises were con-
cludcd all present were invited to refresh
ments. During the evening addresses were
delivered by Grand Chancellor Attkisson,
Grand Master of Finance Gretter, Past
Chancellors Mcdonald, Tabb, Chancellor
Commander Ettenger, and others. At
tached to Syracuse Lodge is Endowment
Section No. 202, which meets semi-monthy.
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Auction SALES TEIlS DAY.

Ss- On 0N Sui.s NJ s,c.2 EStote asit- '''nssn
the lSt Of r.nG-r nr..! jnSt Of ira, me ff'S NJ
III. preScat yer h"r. I" ~ amt "t ~ C"'-.1s'r,
o., iii Yni..' ,dGie b,ipt, M lSt arr E.tiGI
Of the year tte tecsS h"re q" D" H0tf j.! sst'sr
tThiS custom was adopted about r!'''.l r@.rt aga
Oy all the real estate agent" in Hi".,"'.' -. .ip'
plies To Richmond and yi"inItYI
FRANK j. SAMPSON. I | \. NJ. ra.Wat@ ma
chiuery patterpt, took. Sc. .3r.. - Htr.f,s
foundry. fin the clty %: Manchester: ASA. h;l.t-
Ing and lclSch0ld
GEORGE 6. NASIIOS & SuS. q A. VI. '''''e's :
sale of stock OF faniy groceries. ',e.' &''' ~
Store No 316 west Broad street.
FRANK ID. HILL, 59 z. NJ, trustee sag ~ i""
houses and lots on Fifteenth si,". '-.%t"h
Poplar and Leigh streets.
JAS. MACDOUGALLl 10 4. ~, At the i.o.s4-ipt,
three new light spring t0p-wag"rs &c.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The British bark
entine Brazilian, Cook master, cleared yes
terday for Bahia, Brazil, with 2,467 barrels
OF flour, valued at S15, 5,422.65, shipped by
the HaXall-Crenshaw Company.
The Chancery Court OF the city of Rich
mond has adjourned for the term.
The tobacco transactions were very good
yesterday. Highest reported price on
'Change, S51-by Salmon & Hancock.
The collections OF United States interna
revenue yesterday amountedto S10,701.42.
The July term of the Henrico County
Court commences Monday at II O'Clock
a. M.
The prospects are good for plentiful
and cheap supply OF vegetables at the mar
kets to-day.
at the fire Of last Wednesday r. Hamll-
ton lost Ss6 in currency, which he had in q
bureaIl-drawer. Ever since the collapse oil
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fomth-ot-yuiy incident.-At one OF tine
suburban pic-nics Thursday two gentlemen
became involved in heated dispute. y
wcll-know gentleman Of this city repaired to
the scene 20 see about the difficulty, and
while engaged in the laudable duty OF peace
maker received from one OF the contestants
n backhanGed stroke that caused one OF the
finest acrobatic icats on record. lie turned
seventeen Sommersaults i'll rs many Sec
ondS. While revolving he was heard TO
family whisper Darling, I Am Going
Round" =" Take This Letter to Ny Mother,"
and See That tly Grave is Kept Grcen.'
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For the DiSDatcll.l

The managers of st. Paul's Church Home
for Aged and IDtirm Women desire to re-
turn their thanks to Mr.. J. ]. Harvey, Of
Brook turnpike, for the very beautiful bas-
kets OF flowers, and to AIesSrs. John Nor
ton, John Laird, and Toler & Hooper. for
flowers and boutonnieres furnished by them
both evenings OF their festival, held on
Wednesday and Thursday, June 25th and
26th. TIE LADY MANAGERS.
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4 Handsome Secti0n.-One CT the most
recent, as well as one OF The greatest, i'm
provemcnts in Maury Cemetery is the new
section OF 4. Cary Gibbs. 1t adioins that
OF D. L. Graham, ESD, on Gravel Hill. 1t
has been handsomely curbed and turied,
and is one OF the prettieSt burial spots in
Our beautiful silent city Of the dead
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Monett-Reeister Tax.

The following IS tabulated statement OF
the alcoholic and malt registrations from
September to July 1st. with the tax thereon,
rs taken by the Commissioner OF the Reve-
nue. and his assistants. Under the old law
Richmond paid $4,000 per annum liquor
tax. Under this law the register tax will he
in Richmond about $4,000 for the year, to
which must be added the specific license
taxes The tax for the month Of June shows
an increase of about Sl30, as compared with
May:
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Base BaU.-The second OF the series OF
mach games between the Arlington and
Greenhorn Clubs took place yesterday eve
ming. The score Observation-Disclosures, G5; !;
Greenhorns. -. Mr.. Decatur Edwards
acted as umpire. The Grccnhorns won the
first game. This evening the Greenborns
play the Key West Club.
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The LATE ToURNAMEST.-The tourna-
mcnt which took place on the 4th at the
store OF MessrS. Davis s. Brother, on the
Richmond and Henrico turnpike, proved 4
success. At 8 O'Clock the knights, with a
number of spectators, were on the ground,
and after receiving beautiful and eloquent
charge from Judge w. /. Clopton, they
commenced fitting. Dir. Newton Elliott,
OF Hanover county, "Knight OF Hot
Roads," was successful, and took as his
prize splendid saddle. The second prize
was won by j. E. Broaddus, of Henrico,
"knight OF Chance" The first honor
(crowning the Queen) was awarded to Pres
ton Jefferson Davis, Knight OF Visi."
The second honor was won by c. W. Chill
dry, OF Henrico, Knight OF YARNS" +" !;
third by Thomas Joyner, OF North Carolina,
"Knight OF the White Plume"; fourth by
G. L. Drinker, OF Henrco, "Knight Of the
Smoking Cap.'
After the tiIting was concluded, around
the stand calls were made for speeches from
the distinguished guests in attendance Cap
tain G. d. Wise, Judge W. I. Clopton, MIR.
w. NJ. Z. Gregory, and others. Colonel
Gregory went upon the stand and made q
beautiful impromptu speech Of about five
minutes, to the delight Of the gallant knights
and the beautiful fair ones present; after
which the knights. beauX, and bellies re-
paired to the house OF Mr.. Oscar Cosby,
where Miss Bette L. Wood, of the siashes
Of Hanover, was, at the instance OF the for
tunate knight, crowned Queen Of Love and
Beauty in a graceful speech by Colonel w.
NJ. c. Gregory; First Maid OF Honor, Miss
Mol'ie j. Davis, by CIV. Childrey; Second,
Miss Jennie Gentry. by Mr.. Thomas JOY
ner; Third, Miss Carrie Elicit, by Mr..
Cabell Davis. The balance OF the evening
was spent in singing, dancing, &c.
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Officers nstaNed-Thursday night Grand
Chancellor y. G. Attkisson installed the
following officers OF Friendship Lodge, X.
OF P. for the ensuing term: Rev. G. &.
VandcrsIicc, ?. c.; F. c. Weisiger, G. C.
Charles w. Lee, V. c.; Thomas W. Gentry.
P; William L. Lithgow, K. OF r. S.; Will
liam 3. McCrary, NJ. F.; Ajax Gary, ".
E.; w. II. Owen, NJ. A.; p. c. Clarv, /.
g.; and J. NJ. Brooks, O. G..
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THE COUNCIL CoMMITrEEs.-The Board
OF Aldermen will meet on Monday after
noon, when the standing committees OF that
body will be announced. 1t is also stated
that the usual resolution for summer recess
will be then introduced.
The Common Council will probably meet
in few days, and the committees an
nounced. 1t is said, by the way, that the
expectations OF some members rs to posi-
tions on certain committees will not be
realized.
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RICHMOND.


The Lee Club Return nome lnls HIUTHluS
at O'Clock by the steamer Ariel.
Our Richmond boys will have to practice
hard for the next game, which will be with
the Crickets, of Bnghamton, 4 fine profes-
sional nine, who are expected here on the
18th OF July.
At q meeting Of the Lee Baseball Club,
held at the American Hotel last night, the
Club was unanimous in expressing its
thanks to the baseball clubs which they
played here for their kind treatment and
attentions, and also to the proprietor OF the
American for his attention, and in making
their stay pleasant and comfortable.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS, july 5, 1875
Conway &. Brown, III Grace street, Rich
mond, Va. ; Miss Mamie Putney. Mclrose,
Mass. W. 4. Smith, New York; G. X.
Wren, Richmond, Va. Papers: Mrs. Clai
borne, Guiney's, Caroline county, Va.
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The Fourth in Chesterfe!d-Pic-Nics and
Cetebrations.--U the auspices OF the
Salem Sabbath school, large number Oh
persons assembled ut Chesterfield court
house Thursday to celebrate the signing OF
the Declaration OF Independence. AT Ii
O'Clock the meeting assembled IN the court
house, and after singing and prayer, an
oration, entitled "The Day We CeieDrate,
was delivered by lido Ramsdell before Tue
members Of the school; after which Rev.
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Repa;riny and Reftting.-In consequence
OF the number OF industrial establishments
at this time undergoing repairing and re-
fitting. about one third of the male popllla-
ton OF Manchester are iiIe. BY August lst
it is expected that all OF the mills will be in
good trim and in full operation. The old
mill is expected to resume Monday.
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CHE MATCH GAME OF BAsE-BAI.L.-Thc
Richmond Club, OF this city, played the
Lee Club. of Portsmouth yesterday after
noon at the Richmond and Atlantic Base
Ball grounds. The Lee Club played much
finer game with the Richmond Club than
they did with the Atlantic the day before.
There was good audience, including many
ladies. The game was well contested
throug hou. Below is the score
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wAST'h.

WANTED. 4 GOOD COOK white
W womas preferred. Apply. WITH :e!F"Hcei' NJ
No. 9Ol lirOId street, corner OF Ninth si:Gr.
jy cit
WANTED, TO RENT OR LEASE FOX
w next wear. hy u prac:ica' AMI cTp'r'encci
farmsr.a COOP FARM 10 work on SHARES. Can
give VIZ "N'' FARMER.
t,In-N rhrSIm- NtsytttCt C:sre.
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Conservative C0nUentiOn.-rh annual
county convention for the Reorganization
oi the Conservative parry will be held ut
the old courthouse Wednesday, July 10th,
at T. O'Clock NJ. 1t is also expected that
addresses will be made by one or more OF
the candidates for Congress on that occa-
siop
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PcrSOnu!.-Mr. John Turner, who was
injured Thursday evening by Il fall from II
buggy, was reported better yesterday.
Mr.. Irving B. Gary, Of Henderson, n. C.,
a native Of this city, is on L visit to his
father, p. II. Gary, Esq.
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TIE MOZART.-The heat at the Mozart
last evening was very oppressive, ana II
was perhaps the ticipation OF this diScom-
fort that deferred Il great number OF the
members from attending the musicale. The
extreme warmth was oppressive alike to
the audience and musicians; the latter
seemed to suffer greatly. We particularly
Fsympathizcd with Mr.. Laube, and shared
Ithe uneasiness he must have felt while
p!aving the difficult violin solo lest the
Strings OF his instrument, so treacherouS III
such weather, should stretch or give way.
His execution OF "La Petit Tambour,' by
David, with orchestral accompaniment, was
graceful and finished.
Mr.. Grant sang two solos, "Hearest
Thou by Mattel, and Let Me Dream
4 gain, ;" bv Sullivan, with spirit and pleasing
effect. We must particularly compliment
him upon his admirable conception and
rendition OF the latter piece, for he not only
succeeded in almost Disgusting the fact that
he was not in voice, but gave the true sentl-
ment OF the production with such correct
ness that it must have been readily caught
by his audience in all its perfection.
The "I.argo" by Handel, played on vio-
lins, viola, organ, and piano, was truly
majestic.
The manner in which the opening over
ture, "Zampa," was rendered By the or
cheslra readily impressed one with the TACT
that the effects OF the glorious Fourth had
not been entirely dispelIed, and that iul-
preston assumed. as it were, 4 reality when
the flourish OF trumpets, firing OF crackers,
torpcdoes, etc, at the conclusion OF the
programme, succeeded in producinga noise
that would have gladdened the heart OF the
most enthusiastic Young America.
BY the way, what has become OF the dl-
rector's baton: Had it been tlourishcd last
evening it would have encountered active
work in 'Zampa" to reconcile the dis
crepancics in time and tone.
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DEATH OF Mr.. T. W. STEARNS.-NIr. L.
W. Stcarns, son OF Franklin Stearns,
Esq, of this city, aged about twcnty-siX
years, died OF dropsy, at his farm, in Gull
peper, on Thursday night. Mr.. Stearns
was taken sick at Old Point, and then went
to his home. He had been married about
four years and leaves wife and one child.
His body will reach Richmond by the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railway this morning and
will be buried by Rev. Mr.. Armstrong.
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ChesterfeN County Court.-The July
term OF the County Court commences Mon
day at II O'Clock A. NJ. The term is not
expected 10 be an important ore.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ana
very warm, as the following state OF the
thermometer will attest:
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, ~ !;
A. NJ, 80; noon, So; 3 ?. NJ, 81: + +.
W, So; midnight. 50.
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Picnic AT CURI.'s NECK-The ladies OF
st. Marks church have arranged for pic
mic at CurPs Neck Wednesday, July 10th,
and promise quiet and pleasant time to all
Who attend
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GLAss-B BALL SHOOTING. AT the picnic OF
Christ Church Sabbath school at Craney
Island, Thursday, the medal for glass-ball
shooting was won by DIR. w. Fl. Frayser,
Of this city. On the first trial Mr.. Frayser
and Mr.. William B. Bradley tied, On the
second trial Mr.. Frayser broke four balls
an d Mr.. Brady but two. Mr.. Louis Frisch-
korn acted as umpire, and Mr.. 7. 81. Turner
as scorer. 3 y
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CHaLDREN's CARRIAGES.

TOHE DOES, I'll AND Tl3 MAIN
y STREET, between Seventh and Eighth. mani-
factarer aud dealer IN CHlLDRES'S CARRIAGES.
Now on hand, the largest collection sf Chtldrenis
Carriages ever exhibited In the city, from $650 up.
riages taken In exchange. Kepairnga q specially, a
Can ON uJ0HADOES. 1t will repay you.
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EsiVEDES DS.

OFFICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY,}
RICHMOND, VA, july 5, 1878.
rE1IE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
L have declared semi-annual dividend OF
THREE FER CENT, free of all taxes, out OF the
profits Of the past six months payable to the stock
hellerS on and after the 18TH INSTANT.
jv6 l.. X. MEADE. Secretary.
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PALATE AND SToMAcH.-!fy YOU would have your
lis,uis bread rolls, corn. n.breac, cake-in short ai
articles prepared from -four, thoroughly enjoyaoi'
.,nL digcstiblc. use DooLEI's YEAST POWDER
which is not only free from atuiteraion, but "noc
some and makes food very nutritious. ms hahint
I,.,rIor T. ,seJ by the most eminent chemists aEt
1hxs,ci,,s Bpv II only In cans, never loose or II
t,,IlE
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COHEN BROTHERS will open on MONDAY NEAr
from the last weeks New York auctions iarse ao'
tions TO their heretofore extensive stocS OF oafS"i'
Immense slaughter of goods may be eApec'e" ~
eN cry department..
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SAVED FROM SuN-sTRoKE.-Thousands Of men,
youths and boys are saved the terrible inconveni-
ence of becoming sun-s,roke by buying STRAW
HATS of a. GREESTREE, SIS Broad street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth. His prices emaciate
purses to only an nconsderable degree. HATS at 8,
10, i2x, l5, and 25c. Fine HATS, with "good
for Two year through ticket" at one half their value
Also. 4 large stock of CLOTHING and GESTLEMES's
cryS,su,Sc-GoODS very cheap.
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CHARCOAL AND OATMEAL CRACKERS for tYs
pcpsia. Sold by WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO.. 303
Main street
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DYSPEPSIA Is no, \ very pleasant companion this
weather, or at any time. One OF the best remc-
dies for Il IS BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
Go to MEADf.s BAKERS, el9 Main street, and
get some OF H. trial viii convince you that IL IS
4, kfnu .
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For ALL DISEASES or TIE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CAREOLGc MDC Tit-
WASH. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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~ ELLYsoE Z CO., ADVERTISING AGENT. !nser. ad-
zrrtiscmeuts In all Of the newspapers .. t.. atLod
Sla.cs At publishers rates. Orders lcIt n the UtS
pntch cOumtinG-room viii r"cciv" rr"m''t astsu-
tton.
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P1C-yiCs. FXCuRSfoS PARTIES. AND LODGES
supplied with the best ICE-CREAM and CAKES at
the lowest Prices at ERICCs'S bakery. 707 Main
street,
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The large and conmodiouS barge NEW YORK has
been chartered and every arrangement mace 10
make this excursion pleasure to IL participating
The boat vii! stop at Curtis Neck and CITY Point Tor
4 few hours. Refreshments can be had On the boat
at city prices
The Luther Union Orchestra will accompany the
party. ~
TICKETS: Adults. 3jc.; children. l5c.-,o be pro-
cured at No. 1903 Main, Nos. 2G and rs north
Ninth. and No. 500 Broad street.
Boat leaves Philadelphia wharf at 7:30 A. VI.
IL
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EDIC-SICS.
PICNIC TO
CCRL'S NECK
WEDNESDAY. july 10, 1875.

The ladies Of ST. MARKS CHURCH have Gu
gaeed the steamer PAMLICO for the above PIC
NC, and assure all who may attend quiet. plea
SAINT, aud agreeable timc
TICKETS, 80 cents: children under twelve years,
% cents; TO be procured ~ WyattS, 92O Main
street, Of The ladies, and III The steamer.
The pAMLICO Will leave the old Dominion
wharf at O'Clock a. NJ.
Refreshments at city prices. iy G-it
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REFRESHMENTS OF only first quality will be
furnished by Mr.. W. II. ZIMMERMAN. the pro-
pristor Of Sanger Halle, through polite and attcn-
tive walters. iy5.F2m
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SATURDAY JULY G. 1878
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOE Io-DAr.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, northeast to northWest
winds, falling barometer, stationary loi,
lowed by slightly lower temperature, ano
partly cloudy weather. ,
For the South Atlantic and Cult statcs'
warmer south and east winds. stationary
and falling barometer, increasing ciouul-
ness, and numerous light rains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-06

4 freezer Of ICE-CHEAM iS Il wc!i-sriTng Of hai:-
puess on y ho: sunday or auT other day. None Is
superior to that 10 he hal OF CoLCMEvs, SCI
Broad Street. NrIcr tO-lav.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-06

KEEr CooL.-The way TO do 1t i 10 leave y0dr
orders this morning for some Of PIzZINI'S superior
ice-crcamS for 10 days aud to-morrow's dinners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-06

FOR ULCERhTED MOUTH. the healing properties
of MEADE L EhKEE'S CARBOLiC MoCTH-WAslE
are uuexcellcd. Fifty cents bottle.