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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-11

THE OTEY BATTERY TO TIE FRONT.-The
surviving members Of that gallant artillery
CORPS the Otey Battery yesterday had their
annual retnion at Clarke's Spring. There
was an abundance Of every kind Of solid and
fluid refreshments, and all present enjoyed
themselves to their hearts content. Songs
were sung. "reminiscences recalled, and
real feast Of reason and flow OF soul particl-
pated in. Letters of regret were read from
several invited guests. Stirring speeches
were made by General r. l.. Walker, Colo
mel Hounshell, Captains Clarke and walk
er. and Messrs. Sims, Spence, and Burton.
COMMITTEES were appointed for the ensu'
ing year. - o.o
G. Watt Taylor, ESQ.,, was elected secre-
tary ard treasurer. About nightfali the
company returned in excellent spirits, but
all in good order and well-conditioned.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS Z MOTHERS I

Are you disturbed night and br ,&en of your ress
by n sick child snaciipg and crying ~Nhthe excra-
cia,ing pasn Of cutting teeth? II so goat once and
get bottle OF MRS. wINsL0Ws SOOTHING
SYRUP. II win relieve the poor lits.esoferer inn
mediately-depend upon 1t: there Is no mistake
about II. There rs not mother on earth who'hss
ever used # who will not tell you at one that It VIII
regulate the bowels, and give rest TO .he'n,cher,
and relief and bealth TO the child, operating like
magic. II fs perfectly ssfe TO use In aHcsxes, and
pleasant to the taste, and Is the prescription or one
Of the oldest and best female physicians ssd narses
IN the United states. Sold everywhere. Twenty.
ate cents bottle. de 29seodlW
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MOZART LAST EvENING.-The large at
tendance upon the Mozart last evening was
sufficient evidence that our people still ap-
preciate the highly interesting programmes
that are afforded The members OF the AssO-
citation in the weekly muSicdteS.
The Board Of Governors, through their
Musical Committee, deserve much credit
for the manner in which they have endea-
yored to please the public in the arrange
mept OF those programmes. 1t is most diff.
cult task at all times, and more especially so
at this season, when so much OF our musical
talent Is absent from the city seeking recre-
alton. The small orchestra last evening was
owing to the fact that both OF our bands
were away at college commencements; yet,
with the aid OF several amateur performers,
they were enabled to render with fine exc
cution the march, " Greeting to America,"
by Bal. Miss Lubbock presided with grace
at the piano i'm place OF Director Renhardt,
who played in the orchestra.
| Miss Daraldi. OF Baltimore, was warmly
greeted, and her reception last evening must
have been highly gratifying.
| In the RomanZa, "L'Africana," by Mey-
erbeer, she gave evidence OF thorough train
ing and culture but we were more pleased
In her rendering OF lie Soir," by Gounod.
Twas here her rich and mellow voice was
displayed in its beauty. Her high notes she
sung with ease, while her low notes were
sweet and full. She was compelled TO re-
spond TO an encore, and sang the French
song "Aubade " with fine effect.
| The duo-soprano and tenor" To Fiyo
Tamo," by Campana, was one OF the
gems OF the evening. Miss BaraldPs voice
was heard in its highest perfection, showing
correct reaulDg ana tone as wen as proving
her to be an artist OF high order.
Mr.. Hof sang very swectly, and the two
voices accorded beautifully.
Miss Snead, OF Fluyanna county, va.
sang in pubic for the first time. She at frs
was not at ease in singing "Ernani lnyo
laine." by Verdi, but in "When 'Tis Moon
light she regained her self-cOntrol and de
lighted the audience so much that she haC
to respond to an encore, singing an ole
Scotch ballad, which was well received.
Mr. Pierre Bernard sang with tine eifec
"The Postillion," by MollOy.
While the duo between clarinet an(
piano was being played by Messrs .SJardell'
and Reinhardt there was so much whisper
ing it could not be enjoyed by those wht
were so unfortunate az to have back seat
The waltz, Recolections OF Paris" by
Parow-a bright and pretty piece-wa
creditaby rendered by the orchestra; ant
we are sure that all returned home vel
pleased with the evenings entertainment
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TnE suNxKR No. on EHRIcus Fasato~ Quar

The SUMNER No. or EHRicus Fdshton Quar-
terry presents its readers with msentneens
cbroino-NIsseraph picture tlnsfrz,vs Of the fasI-
ions Of the sssons and executed In the finest style.
fall description Of the eostumes Is given In the
pages Of tie mssaxine.
Besides this, the Quarterly contsius the usual 10.
stament Of good f1apss for the ladies tliusfratlons
and descriptions oT suits for ladies', misses, and
children, Of hair scssds, tourists articles, summer
sports and pastimes, aud hsmdred' Of ether items
in every department ef bousehoid economy. In
every case the prices are plainly stated, so that
lady going on shcppysg expedition IN sny city OF
the Union may know seforebmd not only what
things she ought to bu1to be IN the fxsbsons bss
also what prices she shcs,d fair'y be cbaSyed for
them. ~ st
Published by ENRICH saofHERs, 3S7 to 800
Eighth avenue. New York, a 80 ceDEs per year, OF
rs cents per copy.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Acting Pollce-Justlce J. j..
Crutcbield:
Charlotte II. Burnett, charged with keep.
ing an i'll. governed Aouse. CONTINUED until
the 10Th.
James O'ConneIL charged with unlaw-
fuIlv and feloniously assaulting and wound
inc Joseph Turner with brick with Intent
70 main. disable, &C., was discharged.
Mary Tompkins (coloredl for anlawful'l
asssulting and beating Rosa To.spkins, ws'
tined $3.50. .,,,,
Robert N. Brooks (colored1 for assault
ing and beating Maria Brooks. Dismissed
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old SWEET SPRINGS,
~ MoNRog COUNTY, WEST VA.

This delightful summer resort will be open for the
accom- Odation OF visitors UNE Is, 1880. All the
appointments 6rst-class. Elevation. 1000 feet.
Capacity for 900 guests. The water Is powerfully
tc.ic, diuretic. mildly cathariic, and Alternative.
Mineral plunge-baths, also warm and bot mineral
and fresh-water steam baths. Extensive livery.
Hxcelenl band Of music. Express, telegraph, and
pOst-Offce in the Hotel. Board: Per day, $500 !;
per week. Sl5 per month, $40 to $50, according 10
iOcatjos, Bachelors row, for young gentlemen. $50
Der month. J. w. YOUNGER.
nv 1l.Im Superintendent.
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DROWNED IN THE Dock. Yesterday morn
ing Adelaide Scott tcoIored), a denizen OF
Cash Corner, was drowned In the dock
near Eighteenth street. She went aboard q
schooner, and in attempting to Jump TO an.
other schooner fell INTO the water and wac
drowned before assistance could be render
ed. Her body was afterwards recovered.
An inquest was held and a verdict Of acci.
dentsl drowning rendered. The woman
was drunk at the time. '"'if f'N
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

ReddjuSter Meettng.-At the Readiuster
meeting last night +. B. Howle presided,
with John NJ. French as secretary. John Z.
Massey addressed the meeting for over two
hours. f. b. Howle, Edward Gallagher,
and Maurice n. Woodbridge (colOred) were
elected delegates to the Richmond COnven'
ton, and David Beattie, &. A. Jones, and
Alexander Brooks (cOlored) alternates.
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EAUoUIER WHITE suLPHUR

will be reopened JUNE 10TH under the MANAGE
menf Of h. fENNEY 4 CO.. of the National Hotel,
Washington, II. T.. The finest hotel IN the South,
with all modsrn improvements throughout inchl-
ding hot and Cold bath convenienccs on each floor,
electric bells. and gas.
The meocinal properties OF the water are re-
nowned for their efficacy iR dyspepsia, dropsy, and
all mxlariaI affections.
Bosrd per day. e2 10 So, according 10 location or
room; per week, 1 IL 10 SIS.
For further Information address National Hotel
priOy TO June 10Th: .ubsequent, 10 White sulphur
SDrfnes EHuduler county. Va. nv lS-2m
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Masonic OFFICERS ELECTED. The fol
lowing officers were elected by MetropoIl
tan Lodge, No. IL, last evening: w. Eli
Jones, master; T. j. Cousins senior war
den; r. II. N. Harrison. junior warden
II. J. Myers, treasurer; 8. B. Jacobs, sec
retary; g. III. Bright, senior deacon Il. p
Hulce, junior deacon; William Kraue
steward; Thomas Angel, tier; =. F. Nys
from, William Heller, Ii. +. Philips, stew
ards committee.
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aUMNnR REsoRTs.
u ON AIR.

This ATTRACTIVE SUMMER RESORT win be
onepcd on ,he 2Tu INSTANT for the reception OF
visitors. Bon Air Is shout eight miles from Rich
mond, on the Richmond and Dsnville railroad. The
hoiel is entirely new, Handsomely furnished, and
supplied with all modern improvemen
A dancins pavilion attached. with large grounds
wen laid ont The tabe viii be well supplied and
every attention shown 10 visitors.
10 order 10 accommodate persons In the city, espe
cislly business men, trains will ltave Richmond
after business hours IN the evening, and return In
The msl ning In ample time for business.
Telephone connection with Richmond free -
guests Picnic and excursion parties will be fur
Sisheal with meals on reasonable terms.
For fur'hsr information spply TO the undersigned
st the ofsce OF :. H. Pnllisin, No. Tenth street.
from the 7ih 10 the nth Instant between the hours
OF o and IL O'Clock A. NJ. or by. mail to
l.. NJ. HAWKINS, Proprietor,
care OF samuel III. Pulliam,
A. S-fw Richmond post-ofice.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO Mrs. DIR. WOOD
BRIDGE.-The venerable and much.lovet
widow Of Rev. George Woodbridge, d. D..
was stricken with paralysis yesterday, ant
In falling fractured her arm. This new
will be read with pain and regret by he
many friends in this State and elsewhere.
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Election of Officers. j. Ii. S. Lyceum
has elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: G. S. Wells, president: John
w. Owens, vice-president; James l.. Ro-
gers, secretary; Arthur McCrone, treasurer
c. S. Wells, James +. Bradley, and John
w. Owens, trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-11

rror REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Frank u.
Hill q Co. sold yesterday AFTERNOON .e,r,eea ea
College fronting from 2s to ~ lee. anu ,un
ming back $50 feet each. ine pt,se t"a, Ts,ai
from sal to $1,000 per iroh' io''' o'A'
amount Of sale, 80, I82.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-11

PARDON SOUGHT AND REPUsED.-uov-
ernor Holiday yesterday refused TO paroon
George w. Cund'f, convicted IN the Ooun,s
Court OF Franklin county OF unmwiui s.a" .,
bing, and sentenced to six months 10 !su,
and susan Wstkins (colored), convicted 10
ths Mapistrates' Court oi Staunton OF lar
ceny aud sentenced 70 twelve monsas' ~
fail.
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s. T. WILL IAMs. prominent druggist Of Sails
bury. Nd, " rote, January 25, 1878: - Send in'
one dozen CTT's PILLS, and IL they prove VIVA
you claim tor them will order more" February
10Th he writes: Send me two dozen more ol
DIR. TUrT 5 LIVER PILLS by return mail. The,
are doiny won ders here"
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HEALING SPRINGS,

HEALING SPRINGS.
Ill RATH COUNTY. VA,
are nos opfn. Terms: $3.50 per day, $l5 per
week. and $50 per month of twenty eight days.
WATER for sale Mt Purcell. Lsdd q Co.'S. Send
postal for descriptive pamphlet.
n. GARTER KUBANK,
4 7-1m proprie,Or,
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crrnvurs, JoLLIYIcArIoS.-T annual
,sa,snn Siuo.s oi the students Of Richmond
n,,n's osnus;i vii, take place to-nIghs at o'clock
Uo''sse =, sSs c College chapel. Several new Tea
lures will be introduced'
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UoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE


DIR. A. s. Carpenter, OF keene, N. H., says IL 10
a valuable medicine. have taken 1t myself and
prescribed 1t for my patients for indigestion or
neryaton of the digestive organs, 9nd always win
satisfactory results"
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ALUMNI ORATIoN.-The many friends OF
Rev. J. L. L. Holmes, who well remember
his successful course at Richmond Coiiege,
and how often also he was honored by MS
society there with its medals aud repre-
Sentative positions. ana who have been so
much pleased to know Of bis popularity as
a minister in Danyills ever since he entered
the pastorate, will hs glad to learn tbst nc
ia to deliver the annual oration before tne
Society Of Alumni on next Monday GdS;sna n'sn'
At O'Clock in the chapel OF the College,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-11

Arm BROKEN.-Mr. Mangum. while en-
route from Richmond to Petersburg with a
friend day before yesterday, had his left
arm broken by his horse falling with him.
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NEW AGENCY PoR LfrHIA wArER.-Harine
been appoisied by Colosel Thomas b. Goode one o.
his agents Ser the sale Of BUFFALO LirHiA wArkA'
we shall ssep supply OF this very ysfuAe's Na's.
an hama and are prspared TO meet any demand
that raay ne made on us for 10. X. W. POWERS y
Co. rgsg xlsts, No. 1908 Main street.
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRIpGE COUNTY, VA

This fsyori;e Summer Resort has been released
by Mrs. N. j. COLLEY, Of The Hamilton House,
Washington. II. c., and Will be OPENED on THE
lsT OF JUNE FOR The RECEPTION OF
For Pamphlets, giving full descriptions and
So,inys my 27-lmt
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READrMADE DRESSES, ULsTERs, and UNDER
wEAR. for ladie TRUNKS, sATcHELs, aud BAGS
atLEyr BROTI IERs'.
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hot SPRINGS.
Ill BATH COUNTY. VA.

Il BNIII 4. va
These CELEBRATED THERMAL SPRINGS,
varyins in temperature from 500 TO / 100 Fzhren.
hei and adapted 10 the treatment OF All Rheumatic
and Gouty Affections. and for various Chronic Dis
eases of the Liver. the Neryons system, and the
skin, are opcn for the current season.
Resident Physic ans-Professor j. l.. Csbell. of
the University OF Virginia; DIR. j. X. Page, Uni
yersiiy Of Virginia formerly Professor OF Practice
OF Medicine IN the Washington University. OF Bxiti
more. For descriptive catalogues. &C address
je slim TARDY K AUGUST.
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PYrHllN CgLEBRAToN.--The anniversary
ceremonies OF Richmond Division. No. =,
Uniform Rank Knights OF Pythias, 10 De
held this evening at the First English Lu-
theran church, promises to be very plea
sont occasion. Some excellent music may
he expected, and the lecture by Rev: W: U
scbaeifer will be very instructive ana enter'
tanning. The public Is Invited, Pythian'
especially.
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See LEVY BROr HERS stock Of Drlings, Tweeds
Cassimeres, Cote nades, Cheyiots, Flannes, an'
tentlemens furD lshng Goods.
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Read LEVY BROTHERS, new advertisement in to-
dat Daper.
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N. ELLYsox Co.. sdvertis:ag agents. fusert sls
vertsements In all Of the newspapers OF tire Units4
Stass at pub,ishers' ratea Ordvs left at tne Dc.
patch countinx-room viii rsceisa prompt ass1H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-11

Go 10 LEVY BRo7 HERS for your Fans, Gloves
sash- Ribbons, Para soils, Laces, and Embroideries
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-11

JAS MACDOUGALL. foA A. NJ. furniture sksuos
refrigeraters, eo snterA bagatele table. &e.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, 5k r. NJ. execu'ors sale
sy the large double brick residence No. Cos wess
cary street; q vacant lot adjoining; a small
brick house. Nc. ot3 Cary street; hye lots on
the north eide Of Cary, corner or Pine; snd
three Iots on the west line Of Pine beiweeD IAA3
and Cary.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, s r. NJ. trustees sale OF
ihrce story brick store, with a hall and dwelling
ahoye No 900 Broad street between Sixis ana
sexenih: also. hall furniture, fixtures, &c.
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SAVE MoNsy ny navinx your prin;isx 1oae Attn
DISPATCH PBINTiSo-Hoves. Coed woTk. ioN
prices, and satisfaction suaraa sed. 5fa.
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CEASIDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
sURr-BATHING, FISHING. sNIPE-sHooTING.

This HOTEL Is reopened for the reception of
visitors. Terms: t2 per day. sl2 per week, $40
per month. Route from Norfolk or Old Point by
steamer Banks TO Cberrysione every Monday,
We0ne.dsy, and Friday. SPADY COBB,
n 2-1mt PropnelOrs.
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EMINENT DIR. w. v. sTEUARr,

BALTIMORE, WhlIkS'
e lcon6dently recommend ColdeD's LiEDIGs
LIQUID EXTRACT or f,EEP for consumption, de-
bihty. weakness, &C. have tested II with uniyer-
sale
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, stationary barometer
warmer soutberiy winds, partly cloudy wea.
ther, and occasional rains.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy or clear and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 90;
3 A. NJ, 20; noon. so; 3 z. NJ, So; 2.
", 80; midnight, 6S.
Mean temperature, "a sc.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

81 on all sales Of Real Estdts made bsfOeeQ
ths st Of January and last Of june the fosssfe9
ths pyessnt wear kavs 30 be paid br ts pSS ahasss
On al saIes made bettosen the lsf OF July sWd t9o
Of taeysdr the t4Ses hove to BE- paid by fAe5Ne@1l
(This custom was sdoptea sbont nneen year, yT ssc
by ali the real estate agents I'm Richmond, ana ~
piiesto RichneRd and vieinity.l ii
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THE SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
J. FARMER.
The undersigned, having purchased ne SOUTH
June No. 10 = few days. II viii be bis aim 10 make
II no 20 the tim ehonored stspoard so long ans
% worthy borne. The continued so-0perstion OF
IL patrons ana friends " respectfully soIicned
R0LfE e. SAUNDERS.
=; Postofhce Box 81, Richmond, va.
p. s.--We will thsnk our southern conteupors'
riss Of the press 70 direct attention 20 ibis an
nounct meDf. te 7-Iws
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PtNDoRA's Box

PtNDoRA's Box
brough, multitude OF ills upoA humanity, so saith
the aneients; bu, q bottle OF sozoooSr is we'll
spring OF Joy in the family 10 refreshes the invalid
by cleansing iAs mouth and fts the belle for the
nark0r
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AN AMAZING OFFER.

The more widely ard rapidly these volumes are
seat,srsd the greater is their influence in inducing
other purchstss OF ms ana our lnapy a.
ucAtiobs. Accordingly give special Terms 10
carly subscribers. TO all whose orders and money
are received during the mon'h Of june we viii SUP
uly ihe nrteen volumes, IN e0ih for f6, sDd In half
Russia, gin top, for Slz. 70 any one sending from
any place where We have no special agent usually
the leading bookseller Of The town. club or hve
orders We will allow commission Cf ten per cent.
The volumes Issued will be sent at once Dy express,
and the remaining volumes when completed.
A spec men volume In cloth will be sent postpaid,
for 80 cents or In half Russia, kilt top, for VI, and
may be returned AZ once II not satisfactory. The
the nr.t fifteen volumes Of our Library OF Univer-
cal knowledge" aud the remaining volumes, COM
pic,e In themseiyess viii he sold separately when
published.
Remit by bank DRAFT MONEY order, registered let
ter, or BY express. Fractions OF one dollar may be
sent ia postage stamps.
Address AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE,
Tribune Building New YORK.
JOHN u. ALDEN, Manager.
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PUBLICATIONS.
DHAMBERS'S ENCYCLOPEDIA.
Is yOLUMEs-OvER $4,000 PAGES.
PRICE DURING JUNE, 80.
PUBLICATIONS,

Among the wonderful things which have been ac-
oompnshed for lovers Of good books by the Lite
rary Revolution, perhaps the most wonderful Is the
reproduction OF this great Encyclopedia at merely
nominal cost. IL is verbatim reprint OF the ls''
English edition, in hfteen beautiful volumes, clear
Nonpsreil type, Handsomely bound In CLOTH foi
t7.5O; the same, printed on finer, heavier paper
wide margins, aud bound In half Russia giIt iop
price els. The first nine volumes are ready ior ae
i,very' Volume 10 will be ready June 20th. The
remaining volumes will be completed by October
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YURNIsMIN0 UNDERTAKERs.
WIN. II. sUTHERLANDASONstsz
w FURNIeHING UNDERTAKERb.
No. l0NoHTH nIGuTH sTpuDr.

Fupersh promptly atfendsd 10 IN city or country,
Hsvtng oaSown tARklA0Ee AND HEAkeE. We
ere psspsrsd 70 sssesd fnseTsb ?! vsry
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EXCURSIONS, PIC.NICs, &c.

OOMPORTABRE COTS aiTsRsi
FREE oy CHARGE.
aATURDAY-MGHr EXCURSION
OLD PoiYp AND NORFOLK.
ELEGANT AgD SPACIOUS STEAMER
ARIEL"
csc. RoVND TRIP.
rs,s uo,rRs Ar OLD POINT; EIGHT HOURS,
A1EoaF0LK.
NO TINE LOST FROM BUSINESS.
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sOHRBgLE.
Lasye Richmond SATURDAY NIGHT, yusS
sta. AZ O'Clock. Arrive at Old Point at A. M
and Norfolk "a. n! sunday ,,p
NJ sunday afternoon, and arrive al Richmoha ~
ia 1sG ts1iTp n' InHt;ER AT OLD POINT AND,
,sUE EOi * THANAN OTHER LINE.
r. s.St LIB. TATUM. superintendent.
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NIOUNrAIN-TOP HOTEL. THE COOL
wi EST SUMNER RESORT IN VIRGINlA,
SITUATED UPON THE SUMMIT OF
THE BLUE RIDGE, 1896 FEET
ABOVE TIDEWATER.

This famous resort having recently changed hands,
will he open for guests JUNE 25TH The Hotel has
been put In thorough repair aud the best rooms all
newly furnished. There has been bnilt In addition
10 the Hotel NICE COTTAGE, containing four
rooms suitable for a family. For terms, &c, ad.
dress the proprietor, Anon depot, CHESAPEAKE ana
ohio railroad Visitors must remember TO get on at
The western end Of the tunnel only 900 yards from
the Hotel. T. NJ LEf Will ~ Manassi sS
HFNRY l.. MAssiH, Proprietor my 3l-eodlms
DAWLEY SPRINGS, VA, NE X
IL UARRIsONBURG.-The are three LARGE
uoTFIs with zppontIDents of the highest order
and accom- modaiions for 700 guests OPEN JUNE Z
IsT. Rates: Day, t2.50 week, $40 Sio 10 sos
deiigh:ful place 10 escape heated summer montns
rm as- pH,rrtsonln.rg. Va niy 26-eod2ot
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NOR SALE, A SHALL STOCK OF NEw
rsassa. Apply q lois Ss's ssesd. sssA"ssa' W
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

SITUATED ONE HUNDRED YARDS FROM FONT
MONROE.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Fonsl 10 any hotel in the United States as Sum-
mer Resort or co.d-weather ssnitarium. For cir
cular describing hyeenie advantages, terms, &e.,
address ny matt or telegraph
ap 30 ly ~. PHOkBUS, proprietor.
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Sole Agents In Richmond, 90 h
NII-2taw2w 11l2 Main street.