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Ep1rP ITEMs-PERs0NAL.-M de ST.
bourg. French Consul, and family, are 60
inc TO the White Sulphur Springs to-mor-
row for the season. During his absence
Mons. La Place will occupy his residence
and attend 10 the duties OF the consulate.
Mir. Walter S. Chiles, son OF the late
lanes r. Chles, for many years master
car.builder Of the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac. Virginia Central, ana
Chesapeake and Ohio car-shops, died III
Coyincton, West Virginia. yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Joshua Peterkin, pastor OF 81.
James Episcopal church, has been lndIs-
posed for several days.
Rev. Fleming James, formerly OF Rich.
mopd. now Professor at the Gambrer (Ohlo)
Theological Seminary, is on visit 10 thls
city. c poss
Drs. Hunter Mcguire and George Ross
expect to sail for Europe July 2S,n, ana
will return about the middle OF September.
Mr.. Christopher Langley. OF New Ha-
ven. son OF the late Frank IL. Langley, OF
Richmond, IL on q visit to his old friends.
Yesterday, colored man named Corne-
Inns Jackson had one OF his legs badly ID.
iured while attempting to put hogshead
Of tobacco on dray. The mule became
unruly and the hogshead rolled on, win
The above result.
wednesday night Grand Chancellor
Henry A. Atkinson, Jr., Installed the
newly.elected officers OF Jefferson Lodge,
X. p. ;uod
two rife teams, as follows: Team No. /
Iieutepants Pecor and Chidrey, Sergeant
Pecor, and Private Miller; Team No. =
Lieutenant Brown, Sergeants Holman ant
Iudwip, and Private Hooker.
The proposed cffice-hoders' ratification
meeting Of Garfield and Arthur havin,
fallen through, another one by another cid'
Is spoken Of.
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They Go 10 Housekeeping.
grCAPTURB OF THE PAIR WHO SET OUT IN III
WORLD WITH A CAPITAL OF FORTY DOLLARS

pvc.pTrnR OF THE PAIR WHO SET OUT IN THE
WORLD WITH A CAPITAL OF FORTY DOLLARS
The New York Wortd says: AT o
o'clock Wednesday evening Detectives
Short. Holland, and Folk, OF the Fifth pre-
cinct Brooklyn police, visited The house
No. 900 north Eighth street, and arrested
Frederick j. Kuriger, Of No. 1913 Orchard
street. and Louisa Kempf, OF No. 100 Or
cbard street, the sxteen-year-olds VINO
eIoned from their parents residences In
this eity on Sunday last. Kuriger Is a dell
cate-lookiug lad of low stature, and wears
eve. glasses. The girl has fair hair and blue
ewes. Young Kuriger is employed win MS
father in a photographic establishment IN
Chatham street. The girl earned a llVing
nv worsled-knitiGg. The acquaintance oi
the nair was formed about two months ago,
but their parents suspected nolhlng un'il
last sunday, when Louisa left the bouse,
takino with her two twenty-dollar gold
nieces. the property OF her elder sister, ano
MI her clothing and iewelry. Young hu
rioer vanished at the same time, taxing
with him thirty five cents and a small re-
volver. Nothing was heard OF tne run
awavs until yesterday morning, when Gap
| tain Woglom received information that the,
had settled i'm bis precinct. Detectives learn
ed that the Young runaways had bought s24
worth OF furniture in Broadway, Williams
,mTe. and a quantity Of crockery ant
cooking.utensils from r. Mcdonald, "a,
Grand street. These goods were traced
to the house on north Eighth street, wher'
Kuriger and the girl, under the name
MIR. and Mrs. Ascher, yesterday morhini
hired the front basement ana TWO acloinin'
rooms. room Mr.. Kempi was noticed, and at
o'clock the detectives entered the hous
and made the arrest. The capives wer
annarently unconcerned, and the girl. ao
hitting that she had stolen $40 from ne
lister. said that Frank knew nothing a0ou
II. and was wholly innocent Mr.. kempl
the girls father, made charge oI gran
larceny against MS III uahgpie ~ ,he Fourtb.stree @
station. and will be handed over to the cu'
tody of Detective Hess, OF the Tenth pre-
/ c;nct in this city,"
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THE MAINE Ice MARKET There Is
good deal OF activity in the ice trade on lhe
Kennebec and other places in the State' ana
prices are approaching fancy basis. Az
Gardner, where extensive sales were maue
a month or two ago at from y TO s2.oO per
ton, dealers are refusing $3.50, and holding
for S5 later in the season. The supply y
fast going into the hands OF the large deal
ers and spectators, and the cities OF tne
Atlsntic coast may soon look ior anoineI
advance in their ice bills. The figures snow
that there were 100000 tons secured on Tue
Kennebec last winter, which, at S2.oo pei
ton, will produce S2,000,0o0. rms Is more
Ice by 100000 tons than was ever se.u'e'
on tue river before, and the totai crop
the State Is estimated at l,oO0,0Vo tcns.-
| Rosfoa Journal.
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THIRTY YEARs' EXPERIENCE OF
ii Az DIN gtJfsSF

MRs. wrNsLO,vs SOOTHING SYRUP is mo
prescription Of ons OF the best ffma.e physicians
aud nurses In the United states, and has besn used
for thirty years with never,faiing safety and sucs
cess by millions OF mothers and Children, from the
feeble infant OF one week old 10 the aduis. II core
reefs scfaiiy Of the S, omaeh, relieves Wind cole
regulates the bowels gives rest. health and COM
fort to mother and chisi. 3e brliee II the hest ana
sutest remedy in the woi "a In ag cases OF DYSEN.
Terry and DTARRHEt IN CHILDREN. wsether
II arises from ieethng or from any other cause. FUN
directions for using viii ACCOMPANY clch bottlcs
None genuine unless the f.ic-simfss OF CURTIS q.
PERKINS l. on the outsce wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. 20 cents bottle.
de 17-eOdlw
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Rp6rG AVIATION OF THE CAROLINA ZEN
rp,I RAILROAD Wilmington
IN. C.1 Stm.]-The stockholders OF the
Carol;na Central Railroad Company met at
Weldon yesterday at II o'clock, to re-
oreanize % the company. The action OF the
committee &c Of boudholders in relation 10
the % M, chase of the road was ratified and
onnroved. rr and the following officers
ahr eier.ted. Dlrectors-Messrs. f. .. French,
" Stout. A. b. Graves. r. a. Lancaster,
r. IT, Porter, and f. w. Torrey oil New
York, j. s. whedbee Of Baltimore D; W.
oates OF Charlotte, C. S. Mccall OF Ben
nettsyille, S. c., aud George Davis ana u
r. Murchison Of Wilmington Presiden,
d. r.. Murchison; General Manager VII
liam McHae; Superintendent, V; " Jonn
son; Secretary and Treasurer, James An
| derson, .., 81
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THE COUNCIL COMMITTEES The Commit
tee on Claims and Salaries met yesterday at
II O'Clock A. NJ. aud reelected Alderman j.
G. DickeRson chairman.
The Committee on Cemeteries met at
1880 O'Clock A. NJ. at the City Hall. Coun-
Gilman William j. Mcdowell was reelected
chairman, and W. a. Dickerson was re-
elected keeper OF lakewood Cemetery.
The Committee on Police met at IL
O'Clock at the City Ball and reelected Alder
man o. Gasser chairman.
The Committee on Health met at the City
Hall ut 6 O'Clock =. u. and elected Alder
man j. 5. Wexford chairman.
The Committee on Accounts ana PRINT,
ing met at the City Hall at L. M. ano
elected Il. Wiley Davis chairman.
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his wife's health Is the cause OF bis de
clining TO act as an elect0r.
Mr.. Smith s. Turner offered the follow
iny resolution. which was adopted:
Resotoed, That the Executive Committee
be, and they are hereby, requested to Sc.
curc. as soon as practicable, the services Of
speakers from other States to take part In
the canvass in Virginia.
EX-SENATOR PRIDENoRE.
Mr.. Trigg, OF Washington county, offered
the following resolution, which was unani.
molisly adopted:
Resoieed, That fully approaching the
patriotic sentiments expressed by General
A. L. Pridemore in bis letter declining the
position OF eIeetor upon our ticket, and
knowing the loss the cause must sustain by
reason OF his Inability TO canvass. we ac-
cept with regret his withdrawal, but most
earnestly hope that The condition OF his
family may so improve before The close OF
the canvass rs to enable him TO lend US his
aid.
THANKS.
Mr. l.. r. Edwards offered the following
resolution OF thanks, which the committee
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the thanks OF this CON-
mitee are due and are hereby rendered to
Colonel j. l.. Darlington for the gratuitous
use of.rooms, and TO blm and his assistants
for many acts OF courtesy.
The committee. after liking the duties OF
the Executive Committee, adjourned to
meet again at the call OF the chairman.
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The Lyceum PIC. .Eic.-The annual pie
mic and summer Soirse OF the j. III. 5. Ly-
ceum took place yesterday at the Richmond
nump-house. Warner Aliens fine string
band furnished the music. The dinner,
gotten up under the supervision OF ths
Ladies' Committee, was excellent and boun-
tiful. Richmond ard Manchester each con-
tributed OF it's beauty, and the day was one
long to be pleasantly remembered. Ine
Committee OF Arrangements-Messrs. ~
thur McCrone, james L. Rogers, and ;. K.
Richards-were very efficient in the Cs's-
charge OF their duties.
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CITYoF RICHMOND FIVE PERCENT. LOAN.
The City Finance Committee advertise
for bids for S350,000 per cent. Water
Works bonds, which are payable thirty
four years after the fst day Of July, 1880,
and redeemable at the pleasure OF the Coun-
Gil after the 1st OF July, 1890. No bid for
less than par and accrued interest will be
considered bv the committee. The credit
OF the city OF Richmond has always been
maintained by the prompt payment OF her
obligations, and il was never higher than
to-day. Under the most adverse eircum-
stances the interest on her bonded debt has
been provided for, and she has never once
failed to meet the semi annual payments.
With such a record, and in the present easy
condition Of the money market, there is
reason 10 believe that this loan can be readi-
ly placed at 4 satisfactory premium over its
par value.
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rAyCHE3rER AND VICINITY.

The Comfy COTt-The County Court OF
Chesterfield has adjourned for the term.
The trial OF William II. Mitchell, charged
with malicious cutting, was continued untl'
the August term. The consideration OF the
salt claim OF l.. l.. Lester, administrators oil
wilkins Hall. rs. The County OF Chester
field was postponed until the September
term
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Mrxrryo OF THE SUB. .CoMMIrrEE OF TnE

MEETING OF THE SUB-CoMMIrTEE OF THE
yonKTowN CENTENyIAL. Norfolk Vir..
o;nion. .l-Seuator Johnston, chairman OF
yhe Yorktown Centennial, has called meet.
jng of the sub committee 10 meet at Oid
poi,t on Tuesday, July 9th. Senator
L,hns,on will be at the Hygcia day or two
,baad of The meeting. The committee Will
sSsi, Yorktown on wednesday. July 2stb,
and nd while there Inspect site for the erec-
s,nn ~ the monument. The committee
&c h,le at Yorktown will be received by ths
recention committee OF the Yorktown lJca
Centennial Association, Of which DR.. q. II
Power Is chairman.
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irxc,,ps,oy THIS AFTERNOON TO Bon AIR.
The regular Friday excursion W pon p;an Az
m m,nas and Danyille railroad, leaving here
0 :, n.ao ~" and returning will arrive at $3.50.
These excursions are amoHs tne nos'
pleasant that are made irom tns c.y.
THERE'S no time lost from business, anu an
opportnnIty Is offered OF enjoying an honr
or so of cool country breeze. rhere VIZ
| be music and dancing at Bon A's'
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THIS STATE COMMITTEE.

n DECLARES AGAINST ANY COMPROMISE
WITH THE READJUsrERs-A PLAN OF
ORGANIZATION ADOPTED-THE ADDRESS
rUgTBER ANENDED-GOvERS KEN
PER APPOINTED A cAyvAssER AT LARGE
AND HOS. A. A. PBLEGAR DISTRICT ELEc-
ToR-ArJoURNMENr. &C.
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TuH WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm during the day. In the after
noon rain.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: o a. Me- 'Si
"a. NJ, SS noon. "a; r. ID. %; 4.
w., so: midnight. 10.
Mean temperature. S41-6.
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Gen though the face be not so fair
And beauty may BE- all but hown'
Dear ladies. you need not despair,
II sozopoST yoa make your own
And brush your teeth and mouth WIN s&N'
You,il fascinaie and conquer sihi'
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Postmaster. General Key, With. party OF
friends, have left for Cobb's isb.nd, 10 speno
several days In fishing and pSihing. ucne.
raj Key is quite anxious 10 be relieved Irom u
tie duties Of his present position, puI ml. .
much mud before the middle OF August.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IYpIcArIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
locse rains. winds mostly southeriy' sta-
tionary or lower temperature and baronie-
fer
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AUCiION MALES THIS DAH

~ on all sales Of Rest Estats made aswes4
The ist Of Jdnnayy and Lasf or June fhefaSssyee
me prssent ysar have 20 be paid blythe psrehasS1i
On al sdiss made bstscsenthe 1st Of yutT gHd te
Of tasvsar the tssss Aars to be paid BY fsSssIse1
This custom was adopted about fifteen years 49,
by ali tn. real estate agents in Richmond, nd ~
pt.ssto Richmend and vieDity1
JAS. NACDOuGALL. ION A. NJ, household fernis
ture. showcases. drugs, &s.
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IuAyy AsALyzEp THE wmisKEf known ah'
,, hr,aa of :, q .sciect,n controlled By Messfs.
wAsrnn w y. nlAg 4 CO., Richmond, va. .,,,s. ssa
s.a !, frss from Jusii-oii and other imp.r'.r, a.
.nS recommend its use for medicinal AUG 'A""'
lparposes. ~. y. =. ssaso, al Chsmistry,
Medical College OF vire,r'a.
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The Excursion 10 Chester. Quite a large
marty went off yesterday on the excursion
pr tie Methodist Sunday school to Chester.
The day was very pleasantly spent, ana tne
nartv retnrned to the CITY about O'Clock.
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, va.

TwExTY-EIcHTR SESSION BEGINS SEPT. sTH'
cl.ss,cal. scientific. Elective and Preparatory
Courses. Library, 10000 volumes Climate un-
surpassed town 100 feet above SEA iryeu,
CHURCHES OF FIVE demon nations. Entire expenses
for len months, from $3.50 10 1920 tinclu0lng cor
Iege fees. board. fuel. lights, and washingl; 9lu-
Gents from ,ixteen staie-. Cata,ogass TY ~ = ~
Address skt kkI Ah1 Or rhNoIi
ix -.deod nav lawlWNw2t
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THE substances composing DR.. TsIfs LIVER
p,Is are serlyed ffom the Vegetable iinsdo>A' ana
are par,lculsrly designed to act WITH senieS's Anu
,boroughRe.s upon the stomach towels hser' anu anu
general circulation. They produce on""f -,
passages day, without any pui~"s W A'''
They contain 20 drastic eemynt.
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N.w AGENCY FOR LiTHIA wArEH.-iiavipx
hesn amounted by Colonel Thomas Y. oosis one VI
HE agents for thesa,e OF BUFFALO LiThAA WAl.A,
we 81 All keep supply Of this very yasaos wsea
on hand. and are prepared 10 mes, ss, sss :
,nat may be made on Us Tor II. H. W. row
s,' ~, nryyg,s,s. No, 1905 Main street..
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w. now ofrr oar whole stock Of PARAsots ana
Orx.rupnELLAs AT AND BELOW COST, soas to ssii
All out this month. Those In wantof asHpef'"
article at an extremely low price shouapareAAse
~ such = chance rs this is seldom to be net
,.. LEVY BaoTBEEs.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
sTAUNTON, VA.

Oyeps It's thirty.hrst session sEPTEMBEK ~
lssO. Among the first schools for Young lsales ~
80. f-uited Stsfes Climate unsurpassed. Surrouhd-
ina pe.u,lful Pupils from seventeen states
ANoxC THE LOWEST TERMS IN THE CNioN.
TYRMs: Board. Washing. Li2bts' Ehgiisn SVui 81
-, t,epch Tor each half of the Scholastic
All extras very low FOR catalogue. address
REV WILLIAM A. HARRIS, ID. u:
4, Reod7tEw4t President. Stapn'on, Va.
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The CHy Councu.-A regular meeting OF
the City Council will DC held to-nlght-2t 8
o,clooiy
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No MuS;cdie.-The Board OF Governors
NJ the Beethoven Association have passed u
resolution TO have no more nuStcdt.Snntii
after October lst next.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL.

Thi. institution continues 10 increase In prosper
iiy from wear 10 year. II offers superior adyanihges
IN location: in It's buildings AID Rrounos; IN its
General appoininents aud sanitary arrangements !,
is fun corps OF superior and experienced leaehsrs
ffs unsurpassed advantages IN music. modern ian
s,uages eiOcution. 6ne arts. physical culture, auu
insfrnaton n, the theory and practice OF cOohlnR
me sacces.ful efforts made to secufe heaitn COM
tort aud Ia ppiness: It's opposition To extraSaghnee'
ia : apdard Of solid scholarship. ., -.
FOR full particulars apply 10 the l'rlnclps. ior
catalogues.
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Theodore Klzer, Matchmaker, Of Alex.
andria. committed suicide Tuesday night
by swallowing dose Of cynuret Of potss-
sium.
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u,uE HYGEIA HOTEL,
DIVIDENDS.

oyyIcx CRY FrRI INSURANCE. Company
RIcunosD, VA, July 10. 1850.
V,HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
i THIS COMPANY have declared q shm
ASytTAL DIVIDEND or -FOUR PER CENT.
ree from al taxes out OF the prohis OF the past
ix n opts payable 10 The stock holders on and stter
the l5ts iosfsnf. Il. d. ML,s,v
~ 1G-lOt Z eises1oe,s =
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ITRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Mps. GFSERALJ.E n. STUART, PRINCIPAL,
,i,ies NV fnll corp. of efficient teachers. 1he ses-
sion begins SEPTEMBER 10TH, and continues
nine n Onihs. The expense OF board, &c, WIN =
iiher,l course ncludng Music and Languages, need
moi exceed 1890. For particulars Apply ,,, 70 me
Il. %
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.t have used Colden's LIgBjGs LIQUID TX.
rp act os BEEF largely IN et6iuty, Jsorts ana
nsvro,.s diseases, and have found 1t one oil 'h
,ao.t retiable of nutrient toDtcs.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Tho primary rIsctisn.

The following statement shows the resplt
Of the Democratic primary eieclion IN
Richmond yesterday:
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AfOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 48
M Mount Vernon Place. Bslimore. trglish,
Frencb and German Boarding and Ddv school Tor
Young Ladies. Mrs. n. j. JONES and Mrs. MATT
LAND, Principals. assisted by Proit ssops J.. ~.
non 81 d.. and . large corps or other tachefs oI
exreTience and ability. superior advantages are
cSe,ed on account of delightful situation. Inc
,wsptv-frst annual term will commence shf-
TFNBER 2OIH. Circulars sent on apphcaton'
a. S-eOd2tn
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, VA, n Z
* uARRIsONBUHG.- There are three LARGE
1IoTpI' < with aDpolntlnenis OF The highest order
snd sccomm odaiions for 700 guests. OPEN JUNE
lsT. Rates: Day, $3.50 week $40; s4O 10 soy
1er monfh Two thousand f,et above ice water A
dsiieh.ful place 10 escape heated summer months'
For nsrticnlars address &. A. SPRlNkEL. area-
eurer. HsrrtsOnburg. Va. MY SO-eVuSOs
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EXCURSIONS. rlC.NICs. &c:

Toaccomrnoiate the hubble ihis company VIII sen
ROUND-TRfP TirHETS 10 SOHfULh EvEHI
SATURDAY EVENING, rood 10 return on Ioi.on, Ioio,,
L. NJ, connecting at Norfolk same evening WIN
steam yacht dyzeia for Ola Point, arriving aoons
Ii 4. NJ: or rssscreg-g eau take tram sunnsy
morning for Ocean View where they eau ENJOY
sPLEEDID sURF-BhTHING, &c. , H.,
,,me 10 connect with Atlantic Mississippi aud ohio
railroad at Norfolk, and arrive In Richmona at
lQ:4O A. NJ. ,- .o,,er
piyhtt anu iyrG streets, or NJ Tue gcnsrsi uches
office OF A. W. 6AhBER, 326 Main str ~.
''-'NN " " " W. r.. JONES,
General Passenger Agent.
TuEo ID. ElFE. General Superintendent,
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:. SQUlRE'S CLASSICAL AND
i A.. FNGIIsh SCHOOL having been removed
from No. 2l9 east Grace street, viii be rs-opened
AZ some central point retween flrsi ana Nih,n on on
Franklin or 1race Streets SET iA"n"N A'i"
Jroximo. ,,,,, .be ,r,,.i :
raj can leave message at >HtllON' , siAI ii hEs ~
III - corner tignih and Nsin streets. or dduress
fhrnnsh city nOSi. .nfiico. w I-.cO'ot
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ptcIrna axp, YosE RTyER AND CHEsA-l
PgAYE RAILROAD COMPANY,
UYVfCE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
Rrf uuoxp VA June %, 1880.

NOT E.-Commenclng
- TUURS9hY, July Dt, the POWHATAN-
LINE STEhyiERS waleayc their dock, twenty
fourth and Dock streets, for BALTlMOkE eacn
THURSDAY at 9 A. VI. . ,,,ro,r
TILE SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN 10 " Isl
PoiSr leaves depot, corner T~enty-tbird ana
nor .,reetA oo each sunday ~ 8 a. NJ. Return
ing arrives ~ Ricbmond,at 1880 v. NJ.
Fare froIli Il ichmona 10 West point and re'urh'
e'o' Why ""- III. 4. DOUGLAS,
jc 23.30s superintendent
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FINANCIAL.
$350,000 CHI o' "''"'
FIVE PER CENT. BONDS.

RICHMOND, VA, July l5. 1880.
SEALED BIDS addressed TO the undersigned VIII
he received q, the ofice Of he CRY Auditor unti
l2 O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY the 2dday Of August,
1880 for all or any portion OF
THREE HUNDRED AND FIEfY THOUSAND
DOLLARS FIVE PER CEMUM REGIS
gERED BONDS OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
nayah,p thiriy-four years after the lst day Of
July, 1850.
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EAUOUIER WHITE sULPHUR r

II sPRlS6s-Thls famous sUMMEk kLronl ,'.ndI
viii Ls reopene1 JUNE 10TH under the inanaee-
ment OF h. fENNEY & CO.. OF the National Hotel
Washington, II. G.. The finest hotel IN tne Soutn,
with iii modern improvements throughout, inclu-
ding hot and cold bath conyenienees on eaeh hoor'
electric bells and gas -, -. - 30
The medicinal properties on the ".eI ,s ate .,,a G
novned Tor their efficacy Ia dyspepsia, dropsS' @ho
All rnalsrisi affections. a., . ,a.,,o,, 80
BOARD per day. t2 30 So, according 10 iocauon oi
room (; per week, tlZ ioslS.
For further infurniaiion address Nniiohai i1o,e M
nrlor 10 June 10th: Subsequent, 10 Whits sulphur
fprapTs. FauQuer county. vs.. mN --ln-- o-z.n
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TO TEACHERS.

VO TEACHERS.
ON THURSDAY. July /, 1850. there VIII oe
INVITING; or THF TRUSTEES OF THE MN
TONDON ACADEMY, al The Academy, TO ELECT
A PRINCIPAL for he next ensuing term. Aten-
ion of teachers OF superior qualifications Is re-
au,r ted 10 his notice. For particulars adj roSs al
fOEFST DEPOT or BEDFORD SPRINGS, VA"
any one OF The Hoard OF Trustees:
' ". ~. IRVINE. re. W. RADFORD,
Y r. FIOYO. JESSE IRVINE.
Tt,ouAsERAD TpOMAS WEST,
OR :. T. PETERS, President.
The election Of prlneipai Of New London Acads-
1ss0 :. r. PETERS,
&c T-eo5fiy24 Presidenf.
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PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS

THE REMAINDER OF oca STOCK MUST BN' sorD
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N MEErlyssS.

MYRTLE LODGE, No. %. X. so
Nl Attend stated convention ofE.SeA
YOUR Lodge THIS (Pridavl kVENtNG. arg |y,ctl
your Castle &C Con cordial Hall. CsudidatesvfZEH
FOR rsnk will be prompt In attendance. NV
As there win be o farther consideration OF VIZ
the by-l at this meeting VI the lodge, iuii at"
tendance Is eesired.
By order OF CiIARLRs T.. HAsKER. &C.
~ JOHN w. GLENN.
ty lS.lt Keeper Of Records aud seal.