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Fxeursious and Pic.Nics.

This is the day for the announcement Of
the exeurs ions and pic-nics soon to take
place. and our columns present an array Of
attractive trips from the city.
First IN order is the excursion OF the
Grass WidOwers' train to StauntOn, leaving
here at $3.50 this afternoon and returning in
time for business hours on Monday.
The steamer Louise will make her regu-
lar Saturday-nicht trip to Old Point, eav-
ing here at o O'Clock.
Another and a very pleasant way to reach
Norfolk. Old Point, or Ocean View, is 10
take the Richmond and Petersburg ears at
$40 this evening, 90 to Norfolk, and there
connect with the Yacht Hygela for Old
Point.
On Monday morning the Blues and their
friends will leave on the Ariel for their an
nual visit and encampment at Old Point. a
pleasant ime is anticipated.
But this will not be the only excursion
down the river on Monday. The Louise, 1t
will be remembered. has been chartered for
the annual excursion OF 81. Johns Episco.
pal Church sunday. school TO Lower Bran
don. leaving here at O'Clock sharp.
This morning at o'clock and this after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock, excursion trains will
leave the city Uid the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway for Mount Pleasant, where there
are spacious and attractive grounds.
Manager PerdUe announces that the
cheapest excursion OF the season to West
Point will take place to-day, the ears leaving
the York River deI0t at 7;30 A. NJ. and re-
turning will arrive in Richmond at 1870 Pm.
The regular sunday excursion train to
West Point leaves Richmond at 8 A. NJ.
and returns at 1870 Il. NJ.
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I Lybrock, A. Z. 10th, NJ. Leal, q. Barker,
n. johnson. Ida Cox. Annie B. Pace, l.. X.
Crespl. II. Mott, S. Il. RagIand. J. K. Hem
ming. V. Bowen. 9. T.. Hughes, Il. j. Hsich-
ett. NJ. X. Faris. NJ. +. Anderson, ID. r..
Murray, X. II. Bland, NJ. e. p. Bennett. VI.
+. Colin, c. Elicit. A. V. Norrell, J. II.
Jobrsion, James Hayes, N. +. Voolfolk,
V. Pollard. b. G. Mason, James T.. Merri-
wether, a. l.. Wallace, Julia &. Harris. X.
A. Dabney. V. Waddy, Ii. A. Bass, X. Van
Wort, NJ. ii. CbapDelI, NJ. A. Rady. Belle
Wade, B. X. Woodson. 8. l.. MiDetree, A.
NJ. Ford, +. II. &. shelton.
Reserve Teachers: Virginia Dalbv, Nam
ME Schaap, Ida Ragland, Alice Ezekiel,
Ssllie Cosby. Carrie Drew, Mamie Lyon,
Augusta &. Anderson. Belle Il. Brown.
Bertha Dickinson, Jennie NJ. Whittet, Ada
l.. Anderson. X. Imogene Cottrell, Grace
Henning, Emma z. Turner, Zadee. v.
Morton, Leila A. Baker, Fannie Herring.
Jennie Fox. Fannie Clemmitt, Florence
Chalk. Ida Hurzer. Molie Cox, Florrie
Wilkinson. Belle Cohn, Sarah Simpson,
Maggie +. Mitchell, Fannie Blake, Annie
T.. Simms. Mary KOsslow, Fannie Y. Moon,
Alice B. Enbank, Bette Sundberg, Emma
Riddick, Lille Smith, Betty Mcdaniel. Mat
tie Hope, Hurdinia willis. Mary Reese,
Margarette Judah, Daniel Williams, Web
ster Davis.
Adjourned
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COLoRED BAP-
TIsT STATE SUNDAY-SCH0OL CONyENTl0N.-
The annual convention OF the colOred Bap-
fist Sunday schools OF the State has been in
session at Ebenezer church for the past two
davs Professor j. +. Jones, OF Richmond.
president, and Rev. Anthony Bings, Jr., OF
Manchester, secretary.
The first day devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev. j. Z. Brown, OF Ches-
terfed. Mr.. u. T. Chick conducted the
singing. \ letter Of welcome was read from
the congregation and Sunday-schOol Of
Ebenezer church, to which Rev. j. L..
Brown appropriately responded.
The names Of the delegates were enrolled
by the secretary.
The President announced the following
committees:
On Finance j. Z. Brown, John Jones,
and NJ. Bowler.
On New Schools Joseph Gregory, IL.
w. Swami. and j. w. Crawford.
On Auditing Committee Rev. W. IL.
Brooks and l.. B. Phillips.
The roll of annual members was next
called.
Rev. \. II. Crumber, who was selected at
the last meeting to deliver the annual ad-
dress, addressed the Convention on the reli-
giOus education OF our youth; its impOr-
lance, and how to secure it. The address was
an able, interesting and instructive one, and
was listened to with the deepest interests and
attention.
The hours for the meeting OF the Conven-
ton were sxed as follows: From A. NJ.
to p. M.; from 80 p. NJ. TO z. NJ; and
from $50 Z. NJ, until adjourned by motion.
The report OF w. II. Smith, Sunday
of
the State. was received and filed.
Rev. G. w. Hambin, OF Philadelphia,
and r. Cure, OF Richmond, were invited to
seats in the Convention.
At the session held yesterday, the address
Of the president, and the reports OF the
treasurer, the executive board, auditor,
corresponding secretary, and school COM
lnittee, were read and adopted.
The right band Of fellows snip was given
to the representatives from new Sunday
schools.
The committee TO recommend officers for
the ensuing wear presented number OF
names. from which the following were
selected: resident-ProfessOr J. L. Jones,
Richmond. e-Presdents- Reys. Il. spill
Ter, Norfolk; T. s. EppS, Richmond; 5.
Brown, New Kent; y. ii. Lewis, Nanse-
mond; I. T. TomkIus, Hayes's Store. Re-
cording secretqry-Rey. A. Binga, Jr..
Manchester. Corresponding Secrelary-J.
II. johnson, Richmond. Statistical Secre-
tary-D. l.. Cosby, Danyille. Treasurer
Rev. Miles Walker, Petersburg.
The Executive Board for the ensuing
year is composed as follows: Revs. Spencer
Green, Petersburg; j. w. Crawford. Lynch
burg; II. w. Swami, DanyilIe; Walter ii.
Brooks, Richmond; W. ii. Brown, Liber-
ty; j. Watson, Dnwiddie; and l.. b.
Phillips, Hampton.
The Chair announced the committees oil
resolutions, publication, subjects for dis
cussion, and the next annual meeting.
At the session last night number OF es-
says were read by young lady teachers. The
attendance was large, and great interest was
manifested.
The Convention will probably complete
its labors to-day.
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PERSONAL-BRIEF ITEys.-Judge Welch,
Of Caroline, is in the city on visit to his
brother-in-law. Captain r. r. Dew, who is
under the medical treatment OF Or. Me-
CURE. We are clad 10 hear that he is i'm
proving.
DR.. +. II. Smith, the newly-appointed
consul 10 Naples, Mr.. William T. Shields,
OF Lexington, formerly OF tie F1'y, and
Mr.. y. Cardwell, assistant general pas
senger agent and freight agent OF the Cen
trai Short Line, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. Oryile Verser, OF the Danville,
Va, Tobacco LeGf is in the city.
A white man, John McLain, formerly OF
Richmond. has been arrested in Washing
ton. charged with the theft Of a vest and n
cold watch and chain, valued at 1870, from
Mr.. {. OmOhnndro, agent OF the New York
and Norfolk line OF steamers.
The paper boat recently purchased by the
Olympic bOat-club has been condemned
and will be sent back.
The FIRST district station-hOuse is being
thoroughly repaired. repainted and made
comfortable. The station houses OF the
First and Second district are both BOW in
GOOD condition, but that Of the Third needs
attention sadly.
The civil docket in the Ilustlngs Court
will 0e called this morning.
The County Court Of Henrico was in
session Yesterday but transacted no bnsl-
ness Of Importance. The court will meet
again to-day.
The stalls at the Old Market house have
been repainted and the market-Dlace pre-
sents very neat aud clean appearance.
There wa, large attendance a. the illu-
mination and concert at S;enger Hall last
night.
For fear that all the delegates to the late
state Convention had not left the city, pas
>engers on the DanyilIc railroad yesterday
were required 10 show their tickets before
entering tue cars.
The Merchants National Bank kept open
house from II NJ. to Z. NJ. yesterday at
their new banklng-roOm From the num-
Der OF callers we were led 10 believe that
either run was being made on the bank or
that it was the most popular institution oi
the kind in the city.
The fair at Halris's ball. on Third street,
for the benefit Of" LOyerlure Guard" mas
been = success. The committee OF manage
ment was composed OF Edward Thompson
(charman), Isaac Dammels, z. b. Shorts. Is
f.. Turner, James ii. Hill, and Albert
| Banks.
| The steamer Louise will make an excur'
sion 10 Old Point and Norfolk tonight, re-
turning Sunday night at 10 O'Clock. NO
thing IS more delightful ths bot weather
than A surf bath aud sail on the water.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Common Council.

PERSONAL - ANNOUNCEMENT OF STANDING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OTHER MATTERS OIL
PUBLIC INTEREST.
The Common Council met in special ses
sion yesterday afternoon, President Clark,
IN the chair. Present at roll.cail: Messrs
Campbell, Cole, Curtis, Davis OF Madison
Ward, Davis Of Marshall Ward, Elletf, Ell
Tyson, Ferguson, Forester, Foster, Gum
Of CLAY Ward, Hayes, Higgins. Hooper
King, Lubbock, Manson, Mcdowell, Phil
lips, Pizzini, Robinson, Taylor, Tinsley
Warren, Clarke.
Mr.. Higgins stated that Mr.. Siraus was
attending meeting oi the School Board.
Mr.. Davis OF Marshall Ward stated that
Mr.. Gunn OF Marshall Ward was out OF the
city, and that Mr. Weisiger was detained
from his seat by business engagement.
Mr.. Pizzini stated that Mr.. Hargrove was
ont OF the city.
The Chair announced the following stand
ing committees
Streets: #. II. Elicit, Charles F. Taylor.
John A. Curtis, John NJ. Higgins, Ii. w.
Lubbock, and l.. 5. Edwards.
Relief OF the Poor: A. Pizzini, Jr., w.
j. Mcdowell, w. A. q. Cole, and A. W.
Wcisiger.
Finance: n. d. Hsrgrove, j. r. Ellyson,
George w. Warren. and Charles T. Davis.
Light j. A. Curtis, W. :. Gum, D. +.
Manson, and james Y. Phillips.
Water: Charles T. Davis, James Hayes,
n. ID. Hnrgrove. and NJ. l.. Siraus.
Fire Department T. Wiley Davis. John
j. King, Charles f. Taylor, and James +.
Gum.
Schools Leroy <. Edwards. John w.
FERGUSON, Richard FORE, ter, Sr., and S.
". Robins n.
Elections George j. Hooper, Jr., James
r. Gum. and w. II. Tinsley.
Police: John NJ. Higgins, John j. King,
and Jackson Foster.
Claims and Salaries l.. 5. Edwards,
George j. Hooper, Jr., and NJ. l.. Straus.
Grounds and Buildings: T. =. Campbell,
James Hayes, and A. Pizzini. Jr.
Accounts and Printing: John W. Fer
gu.son, NJ. L. Straus, and Il. Wiley Davis.
Health: DR.. o. F. Manson, George w.
Warren, and Richard Forester, Sr.
Cemeteries: w. j. Mcdowell, John w.
Ferguson, and II. w. Lubbock.
Ordinances J. r. Ellyson, George j..
Hooper, Jr., and George w. Warren.
FiIs Market: James F.. Phillips, w. A.
o. Cole, and w. II. Tinsley.
Second Market: L. II. ElleIt, L. {.
Campbell, and Jackson Foster.
Re,renchmeEt and Reform y. ID. Har-
grove, W. $. Gum, and John j. King.
Fire.Alarm and Police-TeIegraph: j. NJ.
Higgins, A. w. Wesiger, and James f.
Gum.
Lunatics: james F.. Phillips, a. w. Wei
siger, and ). w. Robinson.
Improvement OF James River: I. Wiley
Davis, A. Plzzni, Jr., John A. Curtis, and
w. 6. Gum.
Board OF Public Interests o. F. Man.
son, j. +. Ellyson, and Charles +. TAYLOR.
On motion OF Mr. ElysOn, the petition
of the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company was referred to the Committee on
Streets.
MIR. Warren presented resolution di-
recting the Sergeant-at- Arms to call the
committees together for the election OF chair
men, &C.. commencing on Tuesday next
and proceeding in the order Of their ap-
pOntment. Agreed TO-.
Mr.. Phillips presented an ordinance for
the better protection, &c, OF property OF
the city.
Adjourned.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL a.
' MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

Name.iing Of the E0srd OF Visitors OF the VIZ
,tnt. kgriculiuraI and Mechanical Collcse hels on
fse SOtn OF june $50. 50 resolved 10 resrrsngc
the chairs as follows; ,, 90, ,,,>.r,,
AND MORAL. PIN Lo>UPHY-saisry. s2,OOO,
with hous- free OF rent. - ~
PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND
LITERATURE. who sh III he qusnhed 10 teAch
Latin and French n ired. atd who Shail con-
irol the Preparatory Departmenl-Salaly' y
$1,000. with house fres Of rent. - 49,,
PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, NATURAL MS
TORY, AND AGRICULTURE-Salary, Sl'oOO,
with house free 81 rent. -.
PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND NATU-
RAJ PI lLO>UPHN->alsry, sl,5OO' Win
house rent free -
PROFESSOR OF MECHANICS AND ilRANlNG,
VINO shall hSNe charge ~ the Workshop ana De
suVeHn'endent 0f Grounds and Buiidings-Sa-
ary al 3 o. VT d bou.e iree OF rent.
INSTRUCTOR IN THE PREPARATORY DE-
PARIMF\ I-~G'ary, s75b.
FARM MMANAGFE->olary, $3.50, with house free
Il REM.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., % per cent on disburse-
mentS.
A. before stated. these places will he filed at a
session Of The Board 10 be held AUGUST II, 1851,
81 Biacks6urg - .,,.
The next session will begin on the FIRST MON
DAY IN SEPTEMEER, $50.
4. VI. KELLEY. Chairman.
Published nv order OF ihe GeLtral Asst mby o.
Virginia. Msrch 9. 1850.
fRED. W. NJ. HOLIDAY,
" lO.S2t Governor II Nirtiuit.
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BANTANTI BITES FELLow-PRIsoNER.-
Raphael Bantanti, the Italian who Is con-
fined in the city jail awaiting TO be tried Tor
numbering Walter Ferneyhougb, became
angry with Charles Fuch, feIlow-prisoner,
youth about sixteen years OF age. Thurs
day afternoon, and Bit piece of flesh out
of his left cheek. IL seems that Bantanti
was sitting down in the iaiI-yard, and Fuch
came up behind him and slapped Bantanti
upon the back, causing pain. Bantanil
arose, caught Fueh, and bit him as above
stated. The two had been playing together
a short while before.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of at the Police Cour; yester-
dly BIZ Police-Ju'tice ID. c. Ric l1rd'oH
Ellza Green tcoIoredl, for lrespasSing
anon tte premises OF Virginia Jones, was
discharged. ,, iii.
Rosa Richardson tcolored) charged with
abusing and assaulting Mary Rooney WIN
rocks. Dismissed. -.
Emmett stephens ,cOlored). charged WIN
assaulting and threatening to kilI Ella
stephens. Continued until to-day.
Jeneie Jones, Mary Foster, Eliza Green
and Maggie Dun0egan, charged with nght-
ING. Jennie Jones (colored) was hned Co.
and Mary Foster and Maggie Dunnegan
$3.50 eaeh. ,o.,
William Smith and Lewis Jones !boih
colore,D charged with being drunk ana as
ORDERLY on the street. Jones was nned %,
W f. Stagg and Frank j. Elierson,
charge d With being drunk and creating
disturbance on the street, were fined ~ oo
each. ,,,.
James Mallory, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, was fined S2.
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,rCr,o> .ALt. THIS DAY.

~ on at sd:,s Of Asas ss,a;. "gas :E ,s@sS os.SS
: ,,.,srt ,Iay haze to bs paid by ths styeaassS'
d.. Iii salss made AstOssRths lst 81 !nIY ana -
ofths v,av ths tarss havs TO os potd oy fss ~
This custom was adop,ts iDoss 20 Rsehmond' and srs
nSiesto Richmo sd and SieinityJ
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. VI fort.en "a. l
ny ,n, hor.e sarriagss. uggies. iocSaways Se.s
hcrs@ suggY, aud harness, belonging 10 Mr' 10
b. Ctrsey. x.
vopFRr u. LYME, 6 y. NJ. iyustes's sale ol OF
of land on The soaih side OF Cary tOr p"'sf'
.,rsst n.t w,en Cherry and Linden.
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BAsg-BALI. This afternoon the Rich
mond and Capitol City clubs win play their
third and last game. The games heretofore
played between these clubs have been very
closely contested and there Is no doubt but
that this game will prove OF much interest.
Large audiences have greeted the visitors
and much interest has been manifested.
The game opens at ~ O'Clock.
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THE SCHOOL BOARD.

FOR NEW SCHOOL
BUILDINGS -oLD BUILDINGS TO DE En-
LAgGEE AND IaPRovED-THE PETITION
OF COLoRED CITIZENS FOR COLoRED
TEACHERS AND REPORT or THE COMMIT
TEE-ELECTloN OF TEACHERS FOR THE
ENSUING YEAR.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TUrTcS PILLS.


,...o, ar,,c,t,e NauSca Bowels Cosiive, rain
IN the Head with dull sensation J" Use o"0N ps'''
pain Under the shouldcr.Bhde; Fnlines' Ai'ef
r,,,ns. with ds,ncrnA,icn to eScr'ion OF body or
mind: Irritsma,y OF Temper; Low spirits; Loss
os Memory, With fee'ing Of having neglected some
,,, weariness. Dizziness, fiu'tering at the Heart
~. po,,re ,ne yves. yellow skin. Headache, Rest
esSne>, At nisbi HighlN-Colored Urine.
Is THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE-
RIOUS DISEASES Will. SOON
RE DEVELOPED.
TI-TT'S PILLS are especially sdaped to srch
- one dose caecis such change Of feeling a.
70 as:onish the sufefrr'
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A noted divine says: ~ have been using DIR.
THit's P1ns the past three months for dyspepsia
weak stomach, and nervousness. never had any
thing TO do me much good In The way of inedi-
cine. They Gre a. gooa rs you represent them' J.
recommend them as the best PHI Ina existence, ahd
a, ALI | can TO acaualnt others with their great
merits. Tney are a special blessing
"Rey. +. X. OsGOOD. New York"
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Tng CoL0RED PIyAFoaE TEOrPg.-At the
request OF many white citizens the C0Iored
Amateur PiDafore Troupe will give one
performance OF that popular opera at the
Theatre next Monday night. Those who
have not seen the troupe will thus have an
opportunity Of so doing. The performance
OF the amsteurs will compare favorabIy
with tba, OF seversl Of the lroupes which
have heretofore produced IL at the Theatre.
Popular prices have been adopted, and the
prospects are for a very foil house.
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CONGRESSIONAL PRINARY.-It is the duty
~ ,be Conservative Ward superlntendeht>
70 make arrangements for the congressman
primary to be held on the 18th. rhefe IS
TO he only one voting precinct In each ward,
with the exception Of Jackson where there
viii be two. There are TO be appointed oy
the Ward superintendents for each pre-
cinct. two judges and one clerk. The sec
ra,orv ~ the CIV Committee. when in
formed. will publish the location oi the
voting. places.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
'AUNTON. VA.

Oneus It's ihirtv.fr,t session SEPTEMBER 20
1850. Among the rrSt schools for young ladies III
tie United S'stes. Climate unsurpassed Surround
iug, beautiful Pums from seventeen Siatts.
AMJNG THE LOWEST TERMS IN THE UNION.
TERMS Roard. Washing. Lights. English course,
LaiiL. French. for each half of The Scholastic
Auextras very low. Tor Catalogue, address
REV. WILLIAM A. HARHlS, ID. D.,
81 6.rod7i&W4t President. Staunon. Va.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY o 4. NJ. rs
Q A. NJ, S4; noon, 81; Z. n, 81 7.
Al. % midnight. So.
Mean tempersture, S18.
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Lrxos Icr.CREAM al PIzzIsI's.

IHAvH ASALYZED THE WHIsKEY known un-
der the brand OF B. select controlled By Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond Va aHh
And It free from gasu-ou ana other impurities,
and recommend It's use tor medicinal aud family
,,,r,,s,.. j. B. MCCAw, VI. d.,
Late Professor ~ chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
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THE CITY CIRCUIT COURT.-In this court
Yesterday the suit OF Bently rs. Havens
Jacobs was decided in favor Of the defend
ants. portion Of the wall Of building
used by Hayens Il Jacobs fell and broke
wooden leg # the plaintiff, who brought
suit ~ above.
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RryAwAY.-Yesterday the horses attached
n - vehicle driven by Mr.. Il. L. Lindsey
ran down Ninth street and turned down ,sa
Rank. The team ran up TO the front OF tne
~ LANES Hotel, where It was stopped WIN
out having done serious damage.
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I3. ls72.


=. kLLYsCS Co. AgyertlslEg @seEe' inSefs Ass
ver,isenents IA al Of the aewsyapers ol Inc Uniea
s,ss q al publishers rates. Orders ssn al 'he wv
poteA coanting-room will reoevA orsnpI A''s~
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUSTON, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues 10 Increase In prosper
ity from wear year IL oilers superior advantage
In location: in its buildings AID grounds; IN IT.
general auDOfntments aud sanitary arrangements
us iull corps OF superior and experienced teachers
~, unsurpassed advantages I'm music. modern Ian
guages eiOcuiiOu. fine arts. physical culture, an(
Instruction IN the theory and practice Of cooking
ihe saccessful efforts made 20 secure health. com
fort. and happiness rs opposition TO extravaganza
It's s'aHdard Of solid scholarship
FOR fil particulars apply 10 the Principal for
Catalogues. je lS-Zm
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PEACH ICE-CREAM At PizZINrs.
HIGH AUTHORITY.

Dr. ", r.. scott. President of the College OF Phy-
stcians Montreal, writes - have rssonmtnded
CoLien's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT on hhtf a.
the best preparation used for debility indigestons
,IysnepsIa and loss Of appetite"
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QUARTERLY MgETIyG.-The Baptist Sun
day-School Association Of Richmond aud
Manchester will hold its quarterly meeting
with the Manchester Baptist chureh at ~
o'clock tomorrow evening.
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AMBULANCE CALL.-The city ambulance
was called out yesterday afternoon to attend
colored man named John Randolph, who
was taken soddenly i'll whilst at work al
Cameron's tobacco factory. He was taken
to his home on Ross street by the amou-
lance.
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WEATHER REPORT

die Atlantic State, partly cloudy weather
and possibly occasional rain, southerly
winds veerIng TO westerly. nearly station.
ary temperature and barometer.
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.AUOUIER WHITE SULPH

EAUQUIER WHITE ST l. = III Z X
II SPRINGS This famous SUMMER RESORT
Viii be reOpenc1 JUNE 10Th under the manaee-
lpenf of \, 1ENSEY 4 CO.. Of the National Hotel,
Warrington, ID. e.. The finest hotel In the South,
with ali modern improvements throughout, inclu-
ding hot aud cold bath cOnyenlences on each floor,
electric bells ano gas
The medicinal properties Of the water are re.
nowned for their efficacy ia dyspepsia dropSy, aud
all masria affections.
Board pr day. ~ 10 81, according to location OF
room per week, tl2 10 slS.
FOR further information address Nanohal itoN
prior 10 June ION: subsequent, TO White sulphur
rpriuRS >. nQuIeT county. Va. INV lo-zm
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MATTISGs, OIL-CLOTHS, CARPETS, COCOA
MATTINGS, RUGS, at aud below cost At ID rs
MITTELDORFER's, 527 Broad street
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NEW HOTEL AT OCEAN VIEW.

Accommodations Tor 500 guests. Finest fshiur
ard ,-hsthing found ON the Atlantic coast. steam
"a lrO9 hglf- hour from Norfolk. krass ano string
baud. New hing and pleasure boats. Address
j. 4. KENNEDY.
Superinifndrnt Ocean View Iot0
L. :. DODSOS. Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
40 Al
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THE PYGEIA HOTEL,
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR sALE.--A STYLISH. ci&3E
II LIGHT, SECONDHAND CAR H2z=zIE
kiAGE. with shafts aud Pole. aud Linsh Lining.
'' LIPsCoMB's STABLES.
u l0.lt Fifth between Msr.bal and Clay.
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WHY HAS A WHITE ROSE ON a GoLDLN LYRE
been adopted as a Trademark by j. 4 +. h1siS-
son ? Because their Toilet preparations have De-
come so popular that they are extensively COUNTER
faff
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MUST BE SOLD GOODS AT PANIC PRicEs.-The
cheapest and best goods IN the city Ut prices to as
toBish all. Call early 10 secure some or the bar-
gains ID. AZ. MIrTBLDoRFER. 527 Broad street.
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HORsFoBD's ACID PHOSPHATE,
used habitasy. renders the system less iable to the
attacks Of sun.stTOke.