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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

SATURDAY EyCuES'0Ss.-A Already the in
tense heat and dust o! the city is having The
effect CT cali.ing a considerable Saturday
exodus among such OF our citizens as can
atcrd the I,rlc and expense OF so agreeable
recreation. The graS.-widowers' train
per the Chesapeake and Ohio railway which
left at $3.50 p. VI. carried out large number
not only OF the particular class for whose
comfort and convenience It is designed, but
Others on matrimony bent, and others still
with happy wives and children.
The elegant steamer Louise sailed for
Old Point and Norfolk Saturday night with
the largest excursion OF the season. Among
the cXcursionists were some OF our proml-
Dent citizens. There was only one eXcur-
sion down the river Saturday night, as the
Schuyler did not sail.
The members OF the Can't-Get-Away
Club can Only envy their more fortunate
brethren, and wish tnein a pleasant Jour
-sssy esa s-fo ts1tiYD-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

Police CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of at the Police Court Saturday by
Acting Police-Justice j. j. Crutcbtield:
Bradford Robinson, charged with unlaw-
fully trespassiDg upon the premises OF VIII
liam Taylor and threatening TO cut him with
a razor, was required TO give security for
his good behavior for six months. In de-
fault he was committed to jail.
Lucinda Flight (colored); charged with
stealing Il bucket from Amanda james. Dis
missed.
Robert Mosby (colored), charged with as
saulting and striking Thomas lslacs with a
rock, was fined So.
Bette, Gibson "a small cOlored girD,
charged with stealing gold chain and
cross, valued at SlS, the property OF Bette
de lie Fong, was turned over TO her parents
for correction.
Robert Stewart (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Continued until to-
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

THE LATE SERGEANT GILNAN.-T Board
OF Police Commissioners have adopted the
following resolution in reference to the
death of the late Sergeant Dudley Gilman,
OF the Third district police:
whereas this Board has been informed OF
the death, on the 2lst instant, OF Dudley
Gilman, sergeant on the police force OF
this city
RESOLVED, That in the death OF Sergeant
Gilman the police force Of this city has been
deprived Of the services Of an experienced,
efficient, and faithful officer, who during
the many years OF his service has won and
retained the respect, confidence, and esteem
not only OF his comrades on the force, but
of all with whom he has been officially asso-
ciated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

THE BLUES TRIP TO OLD POINT.-The
Richmond Blues propose tripto Old Point
Comfort, with the following very attractive
programme: Start Monday, July 18th. and
return Saturday, July 18th board and lodS-
ing at the Hygeia and round trip on the
steamer. ga; board at the hotel and sleep
in tents on comfortable army cots, with
round-irip tickets on steamer, $40. Good
fishing, glorious sailing, superb bathing,
moonlight on the wave, dress parade every
day and moonlight promenade on the beach
and ramparls at night, music, mirth, &c,
&c. This is one Of the cheapest and best
trims on record.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

Y TURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE E.
Under Joint re, olutOn of the General Assembly OF
Vir<inia of March 8. 1850, II Is my duty TO an
n0unce that the Board of Visitors OF The virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical College have resolved
10 hold meeting AZ Blacksburg on the 18th DAY
OF AUGUST MKT for The purpose or eecting
professors and all other officers and employees OF
the College" As now organized the chairs are as
follows President and Professor OF Moral Phlloso-
phy Professor of Natural Philosophy and military
actics Professor Of Mathematics, Professor OF Eng-
lish Language and Literature tincludlng preaiatOry
studiss), Professor of Agriculture, Chemistry, aud
Natural History, Professor OF German French, ana
latin Professor Of Techaical Mechanics and Draw
ing The other officers are Treasurer Farm Mana
The Presidents salary is $4,000 and house; the
salary OF each ~ Ofessor is $500 and q house:
The Board of Visitors viii meet also JUNE 3UTh
al Blue Ridge Springs, In order 10 consider mneher
or nor any changes shall be made IN the SUBJECTS or
d1tibution of s;ndie, or In the policy OF me Co-
Iege Persons interested eau receive Information aA
10 all details by correspondence.
Applicants should address Hos. a.. Nj. MILF
Richmond, Va, who Is now the cha chairman OF ms
Beard FRED. w. h. hVLEDn,il
je l6-2iaw6w Governor oi NHSIui<.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF A WELL-KXOwY CITIZEN.-lfr.
Jane NJ. Taylor, one OF the old.st and
best.known citizens OF Richmond, died Sat
urdag at the residence OF his son, Mr.. Ii.
Selden Taylor. The deceased was for ma.
ny years leading auctioneer and real estate
agent OF this city. and was actively engaged
In business until few months since. For
some time past he had been sufferer from
narniuSis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

AND ALL OTHER GOODS IN LIKE PROPOR
GOODS THAT WERE VERY CHEAP BEFORE
OF STOCK WILL BE PACKED UNTIL AN
SAME LOCATION, ABOUT OCTOBER 1sr,
OUR OLD BARGAINS AND A HOST OF NEW
MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND MAKE A HOST
hns ppoAn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

Welded BLIss.-Salie Whaley was be-
fore the Police Court Saturday morning
charged with unlawiully and feloniously
asssulting and woundiDg her husband,
Archer WhaIey. with knife. The knife
blade penetrated his right shoulder, inflict-
ing painful wound. The affair grew out
Of family quarrel. The accused was sent
on TO the grand Jury Of the Hustings Court
and admitted 10 bail,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

SCHOONER re BE RAISED. D.-Captain James
n. Cole, of the Baker Wrecking Company,
arrived here from Norfolk Saturday AFTER
noon with a force OF hands to raise the
schooner Pawgussett, which sunk with n
cargo OF coal several DAYS ago on the Man
chester side OF the river opposite Rockets.
The vessel has been partly unloaded, and II
Is thought that ber damages will exceed
IN
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r. 6. .ANDEGSON!& SON,I0 A. W., groceries. a..
RICHARDSON & Co, G 2. ", valuable real estate
on Tweniy-SecOnd and Twsnty.th'rd streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, L. NJ, a new small
framed house and lot on Dobson street near
Reservoir street.
FRANK -. HILL q CO., 10 A. VI , sale of Valen-
tine. Houte furniture. consisting of The usual
variety, corner OF Ninth and Capitol streets.
JOHN VI. G0DpIE. r. NJ. commissioners sale
Of the lot with two brick tenements thereon, on
the alley (south OF Byrd street anu running
from Tenth to Ninth stTeetsl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

IgrEpNAL-REvEyUE CoLLEcTheSs.--The
internal-reyenue collections for the week
ending Saturday were as follows Monday,
sla04O.57;s Tuesday, s3,3O4 81; Wednes-
day, sG,430.I0; Thursday, sS.OSi6O; FRI
day, 90 459. 70; Saturday, s6.3iS.04-totni,
ana, 796. SO. The collections for the week
previous amounted TO S3l, ,Sa6.3e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

AsssssoRs ApPoISTEn.-The following
State assessors have been appointed 20 re-
assess the lands in Henr1co county: Mr. ..
Il. Rndd for the upper ana III. =; Arcuer
for the lower district. Mr. y. n. HUM,
phrey will act as assistant 10 Mr. nuuo una
Mr. Joseph Il. Steward to Dr. Archer.
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For the DiSpatchl
COw.Pasture, ,GORt.Pasture and Goose
Pasture for sale.

The lands here offered arc very valuable
Uor the purposes lndicated). and being with
in the corporate limits Of the city Of Rich
mond gives the dairyman and goose-woman
peculiar advantages. They now sustain
large herds and hocks OF these animals, and
more are being added daily. Some Of the
lots are incumbered with old houses, but
they are fast decaying, and the " range" is
proportionally enlarging. Frog ponds,
churches. and penitentiary convenient.
Inquire anywhere on south Cherry, Laurel,
and Pine streets. A limited number Of
hogs will also do well. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

Charles y. Geer. Norwich, Conn.,. writes Februa-
ry ii, 1878: :"f have several lines In The past few
months sent 10 you for one or two boxes OF Tufts
Pis. All who have used them express the creates,
satisfaction at their beneficial effects. Send me
four dozen. 1 trust BY putting them In our store
they will soon be used not only by our customers.
but by the community generally.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

DEATH OF VERY OLD LADY.-Miss
Frances Cox. for the greater part Of her
life resident OF this city, died on Satur.
day morning last, at Alton Park, Abe
marie county, the residence OF Charles w.
Purcell, Esq, in the ninety-fourth year Of
her age. This highly-esteemed and vener-
able old lady was at the time OF her death,
and had been for many years. a member OF
the Second Baptist church OF this city, hav-
ing joined it during the pastorate OF the
late Rev. DR.. James b. Taylor.
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PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE OF SUPREME COURT Or
APPEALS OF VIRGINIA. 7
RICHMOND. June / 9. a. ID. 1880.

RICHMOND, June l9, n. ID. 1881.
DURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS
ii of An act of the General Assembly of Virginia
approved April 80, 1874. entitled an Act pre-
scribing the manner In which records FOR The Su-
preIne Court OF Appeals shall he printed asd pro-
Viding for letting the same 10 contract, ana which
is a. fOlOws-fO wit:
j. BE Il enacted 5y the General Assembly. That
the clerks OF The supreme Court of Appeals al kict-
mopd. Staunton. Winchester, and Wytheve shall.
in the month OF June I'm The Year elghteen hundred
and sereniy-four. aud annually thereafter in The
same month. solicit proposals by advertising In
some newspaper publishe in iheir respective Iocah-
cnnrt. as NAV Se reanred uud.r existing laws to be
prDied for The use or the supreme Court Of Appeals
in determining ases OF appeal.
H. Tie said proposals snail state the amount per
page OF fifteen hundred ems small plea type, ana
Shall include the paper. printing, binding, and a
from which the record comes neatly printed there
on. -.... a. - ..,-...- !. -
said printing 10 the lowest responsible bidders In
their re- Iective localities. and shall take from them
bond. with ample security, IN pshaly double me
ascerialnOd by The amount of the preceding years
work The mode OF certifying and paving ac-
Tor said printing shaii be Is now prescribed
". An lcts and parts of acts in conflict with the
prnyisious Of this act are hereby repeal ed.
v This act shall be In force from It's passage
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the un-
dersgned al h; oce at ne s!s,e ,e 6e Pa
city OF Richmond, until ~ o'clock A. oil the 18TH
INSTANT, for The PRINTING, &C, In accordance
act Of all such RECORDS as Tie supreme Court OF
Appeals OF Virginia. at Richmond, may require Tor
year from the LIST day OF JnIy, looUnsad piln
ipg e. be done In a compact form. without dark
PAGES on blanks between liDes or paragraphs.
No extra charge 10 be made Tor hgnrc WORK not
exceeding three CO umns.
As the printing mas 10 be done uncer tbe super
vision and direction OF The Clerk ii must be done In
this cify.
Tha Clerk claims The night OF rejecting anv and
ali lid, which ia his opinion, do not and will not
fully comply with the requirements OF me Iore99- %
ing act, and Of deciding tohO are respon,lDie Dk-
ceTs" and lChdt is "ample security "ithlh ine
meaning of the same. =. ,,.x,,o,
Clerk OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals
OF VirgiDis, at Richmond.
o. a D a oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

I HAVE ANALYzED THE WHIsKEY known un.
der the brand of B-select," controlled By Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and
find II free from (usii-on and other impurities,
and recommend It's use for medicinal aud family
purposes. j. II. MCCAw, NJ. d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

Election Of Officers. Friendship Lodge,
X. OF p. has elected the following officers
s. Il. Owens, Jr., G. c.; William A. Gibbs,
V. c.; c. p. Waltball, p; w. I. Litbgow.
X. OF r. and s.; John II. Foster, NJ. OF +.
William b. McCreery, NJ. Of Z. William
Ii. Owens is the retiring c. C..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

FRAGRANT BR EATH Is Always q pleasure. and
you can have it by using the delicious CAHBoLIc
oioUTH-WAsH prepared only by MEADE Y BAKER.
Pharmacists. IL destroys the offensive odor caused
by diseased gums and decayed teeth. and speedily
restores them 10 healthy condition. Price,
ffty cents a bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

AN ALL.DAY PIC.NIc.-The combined
Wcst-End and East. End Beneficial Socie-
ties OF Richmond announce an all-day pic
mic at Wes;-End Park Monday. July 9TH.
Kessnich's full band will furnish music,
and the managers guarantee day OF plea
sure and perfect order to all who may al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

Picnic FOR THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.-The
Knights OF ST. Joseph will have picnic
at Bon Air Monday, July The 5,h-the day
upon which the Fourth will be celebrated.
There will he dancing, a match game OF
base. ball for prize, and other amusements.
The Committee Of Arrangements are ma
king extensive preparations, and will In
sure pleasant and agreeable time to all
who may 90. Train will leave the depet at
81 O'Clock A. NJ, aud returning leave Bon
Air at Up. NJ,
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR sUyDlY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rains, winds mostly westerly,
falling followed by rising temperature, sta.
tionary or higher barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

The Sons Of Tsmperance.-In consc-
quence OF the small number OF members
present Saturday night the election OF ON.
GERS OF Manchester Division Mas postponed
until next Saturday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

THE WEATHER SATURDAY was hot and
partly cloudy. A slight rain occurred be-
tween 4 and p. NJ, but hardly enough TO
settle the dust.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 4. ", so !;
9 A. NJ, So; noon. 90; SP. NJ, 90; q 2.
~. 81; midnight, SO.
Mean temperature ST.
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER,

Z" Don't put Off until tomorrow what can and
should be done today.' Is wise. II you 5aye never
used sozoDosT for your teeth, make bee-line to
the druggist and get bottle aud begin to use IL al
once. "Yerb. Sap"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

For WEST PoTNT.-Virginia Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, will give an excursion
to West Point Monday, July 5th, ria the
York River railroad. Good music will be
provided. Refreshments at city prices. No
liquor sold on the train. Perfect order will
be maintained. and the occasion made an
agreeable one to all accompanying the party.
Round-trip tickets, 81. Childrc1 between
six and twelve years of age and servants
haIf nrioa
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ExCURSy0xs, pi..ssCx. &c.


ExCURSyONs, rs.SICx. &c.
pLUEs' OLD POINT TRIP. Is
sTAgT MONDAY. JrLY I2 1850,
RETURN SATURDAY, July IL, 1880.
BOARD AND LODGING AT HYGEIA HOTEL
AND ROUNO-TRIP on sTEAMER.tl4.
BOARD AT uYGEIA HOTEL AND SLEEP IN
TENTS ON COMFORTABLE ARMY COTS
AND EoUND-TRiP ON STEAMER, $40.
CAMP TICKETS LIMITED IN NUMBER.
CHEAPEST TRIP on RECORD.
Fishing better than ever before. Glorious saiiings
Superb bathiug Moonlight strolIs on beach and
ramparts! Dress parade every cay Music, &C.
GET READY AND GO WITH US.
1je s-Jyl.s,5.7.s.9&J0l
L'IRST GRAND PICNIC
IL DY THE
ENICpTS DE ST J0SrpII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

SUIT ExTEREp.--In the Cbancery Court
OF Richmond Mrs. Letitia Hill has entered
a suit for divorce from her husband, Mr..
Edward III. Hfll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

n. ELLYsoN CO.. advertising agents, insert ad.
vertsements in all Of the newspapers OF the Unises
Sizes at publishers rates. Orders left at the DA
patch countiHx-room will receive prsmvt st.sp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

PERsoSAL--BEYEr IrFMs.--Senator John
i. Lowell, OF Warren, and ex-senator b. L.
Bland, Of Middlesey, were in the city Sat.
urday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSINE DESTI-
FRIcE. which viii speedily remove ncipient tartar
aud scurf. Price, fifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

STATE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE MEET.
yx0.-The State Conservative Commntee
viii meet at the Exchange Hotel In ttis city
at 10 A, n, July i4th.
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Auction SALES THIS DAE.

Bsr- Or all satss Of Real Estate nsGds 5s:Sss
tie 1st Of January and L0st Of JbHs tAe tGgeSJs
the present year hare 20 BE- Daid By the Purch oss
o. all saieS mate betWssn the lst ofyriy and iGS
Of the year the taTes have to be paid bV The settler
1Thls custom was adOpteI bout hIteeB years ags
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and 40
piiesto Richmond and yienitY.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-28

CoYeREssIoNAL.-There Will DO meei,ng
OF the City Conservative Commiuee iues-
day night to arrange for holding primary
election to elect delegates 10 tne Congres'
siOnai Convention.
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WE CLOSE AT Z i. NJ.
The One-Prico Store
LEVY BRo0HERs.

TRuxKs lower than ever sold before'
ULsrsRs-inade IN the best style an" oi TUG "es'
material, very cheaps
MN s,.,rs. three pieces, as low as ~;
LINEN SUITS In great variety; 't
.,curIs. suAwL-srRAPs. BASKETS.
pss1ytbing of the best material and AZ Tue lowest
n'e' ''"''" LEVY BROTHERS.
As Grea, bargains in MAnsEILLrs QuiLrs'
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GRAND ALL-DAY PICNIC
MONDAY, JULY 8, 1890,

AT WEST-h ND-PARK,
BY THF CONFINED WEST END AND FAsT-
END BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL sOCIE.
TIES OF RICHMOND.
Tho managers appolntpd Nv these two Societies
announce this ALL.DAY PICNIC to the public with
ihe guarantee or a day Of pleasure and perfect or.
der at this park Kes nics band will furnish
music for the dancing from A. VI. 10 IL o'clock at
night. No pos fopement on account or incl,ment
weather. Ample accommodations Tor shelier Ac-
mis-. ion 5Oe.: lidis, irr. Comp ittee Il. j. REIL-
LY.J. +. CREERY. WILLIAM ~. DEANH GEORGE
HiRsH, JOHN L. lRD, y. z. koINER, NJ ID.
jc 29.7t
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO kAiLRoAD.-ine
gross earnings OF the Chesapeake ana oAio
railroad were: 'f5li
Month of May. .sl7S,s24 s19e,560 Inc. z,72g
jan. / To- MAY i.664.s5S I,O4l,ses Ino S77,535
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VIZ RECOMMEND ina LsE GALLERY, Main
street. for GOOD PsorocRAPs aud reasonable
prsces.
CunpRsY's PnoToGRAPHs wen t'ken. LEE
GALLERY.
IrR.GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS delight all. 30
GOOD PHOTOGRAPHIC and satisfaction 70 ais
LEE GALLERY.
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iTUE TYCELSI0R SOCIAL CLUE

TT'HE EAIELSTVh NV 2 T II NbO ID
/ will give their FIRST GRAND PICNIC on
MONDAY. July 5th, az James-Riyer Brew ry. A
match-game OF baseball VIII be played on the
grounds also. ..sack- and tub-racing. A good band
viii he in Attendance. Dancing VIII commence at
II 81. and continue iii = 4. NJ.
ADMISSION: Gentlemen, soc. ladies'. free.
Committee Of Arrangements: Thomas Ofonnor,
Jane, Botto, JOhn Grady. =. McCaaly, John Lil!.s.
z. 2S-M.ThSM3tsi
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SAVE MONEY oy pavins Your Frlnuss s.s oS.s ~ ~
DISPATCH PRINrNG-housh. doS@ ""ss ""
pv,esa. aud sstsfActloo guaraHsoee'
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ALL AROARD.-YIRGINIA LODGE,

ALL D.-VIRGINIA LODGE,
n No. 2,KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs. win celebrate
It's twelfth anniversary by an excursion TO West
Point MONDAY, July 5ih, rio Richmond, York
River and Chesapeske railroad; Train will leave at
O'Clock (sharp) A. y e, and returning viii leave
West Point III O'Clock. The whole viii be uader
the management Of the following. named Committee
Of Supervision: William n. stevens. 4. &. Epps,
Jr, j. @. Lapgc. Jr.. j.. 4. Hulcc, j. A. Carey. u.
". Long, II T.. Elston. Leonard John, II. y. Down
iDg L. &. jenkins, l.. NJ. Farley, ". L. Baldwin, q.
W. Nunnamaker. L.. A. Beble. T. H. Mscsie. aud II.
". Rountree, who Will give their undivided siisn-
tion 10 the comfor, of the eXcursionsts This sf-
fords our citizens an opportunity 70 visit West Point
at small cost. RErRESHMtNT-CAR 10 trsin-
refres shments at city prices. Positively no liquor
sod on the irain. R0uudirip. 81 children bei~ren
six and twelve years OF and servants, half rfr
Tickets to be had OF any member or the Lodee -
committee, and nj the train. y 1877
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An moods marked dotnn 10 close OFT stock
prior 10 iaovfng t. 1907 Aaia street (Dhfch zoe
,otH temporary occupy pending imprcssmsnts
IN our present storeJ.
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FROM DIR. :. W. HUNTER,
HIITI,IGn y Mn

Coiden's LiEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or
BEEF take pleasure In recommending: Away:
produces good blood, health, and strength.
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TIC. rOD TkYLORSYlLLE!
~ JULY b, 1890.

PlNE-sTREET BAPTIST SUNDAY school.
win g,ye BASKET PTC-SiC AZ TayiorsNine. 23
miles from Richmond. Oh the Richmond and Frede.
ricksburg railroad. July Jih. beautiful grove ana
abundance OF good wafer.
A GRAND CONCERT will be given by the choir
of The church.
Tickets for adults, 50c.; children under nfteen
years OF age, Z5c.
Train leaves Eiba station at 4. NJ; returning
leaves TayIorsyilie at y. NJ.
Tickets can be procured flom the committee ana
at The train. j. ZD--.Ai.N S.S vi
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LrIRST GRAND PICNIC
Il by THE
KNIGHTS OF ST. JOSEPH,
TO BE GIVEN AT
BON AIR
MONDAY, July 5, 1850.

DANCING ALL DAY on the splendid pavaiiop.
A MATCH GAME OF BASEBALL FOR A
PRIZE offered bv the Socief~.
REFRESHMENTS at city prices, and DINNER
furnished TO ali who wish n at 25 cents zach.
Tickets, so cents; children under twelve years.
25 cents: TO be had OF the committee ani members
OF the Society.
Committee OF Arrangements: Messrs. Juan a.
PlIsin,, 1hn Ryan. John Morrissey. James Healey,
n. Kobe, William Tyrell. ana John T.. Burke.
Train leaves the depot at 81 O'Clock A. n. Re-
turning leaves Bon Air at y. NJ.
A.. Tn ThS
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TION, WHICH MAKES GREAT BARGAINS OF
THIS sALE-JULY 15rH-AND THE BALANCE
ELEGANT NEW STORE Is FINISHED AT THE
WHICH l WILL OCCUPY, AND OFFER ALL
ONES, WHEN 1 WILL BE GLAD TO SEE ALL
OF NEW ONES.
ornEEr 81 9s.M2t
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDGE-HILL SCHOOL.-1he next ses-
IL sion OF this SCHOOL win commence SEP
TENDER 18TH. For Circulars address the
MISSES RANDOLPH.
Keswick Depot, Albemarle county, Va.
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DfvIDRS DS.
NOTICE.

OErIcE yIsGJSIA kfRg ASo NARiSnl
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RICHMOND. jane ~, 1850. y
Th. veari OF directors OF this e~Spany have sais
Sav ,eriared a >EMI-ANNCAL pivIpkNn or
FIVE PER CENT. tree or t,sA oot OF ,hs pfvn.s
'bs 10 az as'aS w. II. MCCARTHY. secrssars.