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LOCAL MATTERS.

MUEIciPAL MATTERS. s.-The two branches
OF the City Council will meet tomorrow
for organization. There is no opposition
as yet developed to the reelection az Judge
John A. Meredith as president OF the Board
of Aldermen.
For the presidency OF the Common Coun.
ell the names OF DR.. o. F. Manson, the pre-
sent incumbent, and OF Captain Charles +.
Taylor have been suggested, and very ac-
tive contest has been carried on by the
friends OF the respective gentlemen.
For the various positions TO he filled by
the City Council, in Joint session, there ap-
pears 10 be no contest, except for that OF
Police Justice. Among the names men,
toned in this connection are those OF ID. T..
Richardson, Esq, James Lyons, Jr., Esq,
Justice John j. Crutchfeld, r. Il. Daniel
Esq, Major +. p. Turner, and Major John
II. Claiborne. For the place OF clerk to
the Police Justice there are reported to be
even more applicants than for that OF the
Justice itself.
The new aldermen are Lewis ID. Cren-
shaw, Jr., who succeeded Colonel l.. j.
Beall in Madison Ward DR.. John s. Well
ford, who succeeded Mr. Henry G. Can.
non in Monroe Ward, and Mr.. John Ran.
kin, who succeeded n. z. Vandervall in
jackson ward.
In the Common Council Clay Ward
has three new members. Messrs. II. p.
Campbell, G. J. Hooper, Jr., and w. s.
Gum succeed Il. w. Oliver, +. d. Chris
tian, and G. X. Skinker; in Monroe Ward
there are no changes in Madison Ward
Mr.. Andrew Pizzlni, Jr., and Cap
tain NJ. T. Clarke succeed Messrs.
l.. d. Crenshaw Jr., and James NJ.
Talbot; in Jefferson Ward Nessrs.
John w. Ferguson, w. A. O. Cole, and
George w. Warren take the place OF Messrs.
Henry &. Adams, William S. Wood, and
Elijah Baker; in Marshall Ward, Mr.. a. w.
Weisiger succeeds Mr.. James II. GOddin !;
and Jackson Ward sends an entire new
delegaton-ioUr colored and one Conser-
vative (Mr. III. w. Lubbock). The colored
members arc Richard Forester, w. IL.
Tinsley, Sandy Robinson, aud X. Foster.
OF the new aldermen, Messrs. Crenshaw
and Rankin are members of the present
Common Council. Or. Wexford has also
served in the lower branch OF the city legis-
lsture.
There is reported to be considerable
competition for the position OF clerk to the
Auditor, formerly held by the late Edward
Mccarthy and now temporarily filled by
Mr.. Z. j. Warren.
After perfecting their organization it is
probable that the City Council will take a
recess until October. II is understood that
the two branches will meet in joint session
early FRIDAY and elect all the city officers
before adjournment.
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THE PRtNARY.-A meeting OF the City
Conservative Committee was held last night
TO make arrangements for the congressional
primary the 18th July. 1t was resolved
that only one precinct would be opened in
each ward except Jackson; there there are
TO be two. The voters Of the two upper
precincts will vote together.
The candidates are expected to pay the
expenses, which will be slO0.
All the names Of candidates will be
printed on one ticket, and the voter will
strike of all except one name. None but
those Conservatives who have paid the cap
italion tax for 1879 can vote. The candi.
dates will be voted for directly, and the
delegates-the city is entitled to seventy in
the Ashland Convention-wiil be appor-
toned to the candidates according TO the
votes received by them.
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FOURTH OF-JULY ExCURsION TO OLD
POINT, NORFOLK, AND OCEAN VIEw.-The
steamer Louise will leave here on next
Saturday night at O'Clock for the above
places and return on Monday night, leaving
Old Point at 10 =. M., after the grand dis
play OF fireworks in Fortress Monroe, and
arrive here at O'Clock Tuesday morning,
july 9Th; 30 that excursiOnists can spend
sunday and Monday at Old Point, Ocean
View, or Norfolk, and still lose no time
from business, as next Monday, the 9th OF
July, will be generally observed as n holi-
day. Persons not wishing to 90 on The
Saturday-night trip can take the Ariel here
Monday moi ming at O'Clock, arrive at Old
Point at p. NJ, witness the fireworks,
and return on the Louise that night, reach
ing Richmond in full time for business
Tuesday morning.
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ExCURSlONx, PiC-NICx. z
sEA-sURF AT OCEAN VIEW.
SPLENDID srATE-RooM STEAMER LOUISE.

BACK FOR BUSINESS TUESDAY MORNING
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BowLTSG GREEN, Va, June 20, 1880.
TO the Voters Of the Third Congressional
District of Virginia:
At the solicitation OF friends hereby an
nounce myself candidate for Congress
from this district, subject to the decision OF
the Conservative Congressional Convention,
which will meet in Ashland the 9th OF
July next.
Should it be the pleasure OF the Conven-
tion to give me the nomination, l pledge
my best efforts to secure success for myself
and the party in fhe coming election, and il
elected promise my most faithful services
to the interests Of the district in the next
Congress.
Respectfully, your felIow-citizen,
.ls-li ~ r. G. MOxCI-RE
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The Lecture 1o-MorrOu Night.-Tbe lee
ture OF Rev. Mr.. Barrett at the Methodist
church for the benefit OF Manchester Divi-
sion Sons Of Temperance should be well at
tended. The subject is the fruitful one OF
" Tongues" The speaker Is an entertain
ing one. The cause Is one that appeals
strongly to the better feelings Of humanity.
The admission-fee Is small. Good music is
expected from the choir. The lecturer Will
be introduced by Mayor James A. Gentry,
w. p. Of Manchester Division, and plea
SAINT and profitable evening Is expected.
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A MAN IN A FIT FALLS Upon A CIRCULAR
SAW AND is BADLY INJURED.-The city am
buIance was called out Yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock to attend Mr.. james fi2s.
who was painfully injured while at work az
Messfs. Whitehurst d. Owens sash ana
blind.factory, on Twelfth street between
Canal and Byrd streets. Mr.. Figg was
working at one OF the circular-saws In the
factory aud was seized with bit. lie fe'i
over upon the saw.table and struck his right
hand against the saw. cutting one inger en-
tirely of below the first joint, and leaving
another hanging on by mere thread OF
skin. His injuries were attended to, ana
the unfortunate man taken to his home on
Oregon Hill.
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HEyRIcO NEws.-The Henrico County
Court will meet again tomorrow morning,
at which time the Brook-turnpike matter
will be further heard. This question has
again been referred to special commission
ers, who are TO report at court tomorrow.
The grand jury will also meet tomorrow
morning, at which time it is expected that
witnesses will be examined relative TO the
late duel between Colonel Thomas Smith, OF
Fauquier. and Mr.. w. c. Elan, OF this
city. The grand jury have had this case
under consideration several weeks, during
which time great many witnesses have
been examined 1t seems that all OF them,
except those who refused TO testify before
the graEd jury on the ground that they
would criminate themselves, knew nothing
abont the actual hghiing of the duel.
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Qudlifsd.-The newly.elected city cOun-
II. BaIlowe, A. G. Gibbs, w.
II. Walker, A. Royal, and W. It. Perdue-
have qualified before the clerk OF the IIus-
tings Court, HilIory L. Duyal, and will
enter upon the discharge OF the duties con-
nected with their Offices at the next meet
ing Of the City Council. G.. McCale aud
Alien Bradley, justices Of the peace foI the
Third and Fourth wards respectively, have
also qualified.
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CAPITAL CITY, OF WASHINGTON, ID. c., vs..
RICHNOND.-The Capital City Base Ball
Club, of Washington, d. c., will visit Rich
mond July 5tb, and remain three days, to
play our Richmond clubs, who are now in
tirst.class PLAYING order They will play the
Richmond Club Monday, July 9Th; the At
lantic Tuesday, July 9th; and the third
game with the Richmonds on July 7th. This
is one OF the finest clubs in the country,
and good games may be looked for. The
games will take place at the Richmond Base
Ball Park, head Of Clay street, at At O'Clock
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RAPID TRANSIT TO THE WEsT.-We have
been furnished with a time.card OF the
Pennsylvania route by NJ. NJ. Welch, trav-
cling agent, showing the new schedule
now in operation, by which close connec-
tion is made in Washington with the train
leaving Richmond via Richmond, Frede-
ricksbnrg and Potomac railroad at +. N.
for all points West. making the following
nnprecedented time: Richmond to Pitts
bnreb, l6 hours Richmond to Cincinnati,
Il hours; Richmond to Chicago. 20 hours;
with correspondingy quick time to all
points West. This affords more favorable
facilities for reaching the aoove-named
points than has ever before been presented.
There are also two other fast trains daily
over this line TO all important points west.
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THE CORN ASD FLOUR ExCaASGE.-Tbe
annual olact,nn Of officers OF the Corn and
Flour Exchange took place yesterday be-
tween % and 10t A. NJ. Messrs, T. III. El-
lett and A. III. SmOot acted rs returning
board, and the following ticket was counted
in: President, Thomas w. McCance; First
Vice. President, Philip Haxall Second Vice
President, George S. Palmer; Directors ::
Alexander Walker p. III. Baskervlll, w. H..
Tyler. Charles l.. Todd, John Addison, H..
B. Taliaierro. l.. L. Bass, John w. Hughes,
and George A. Haynes.
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go TO Old Point on Monday the 18th OF July
and stay until the 10Th instant. They offer
for sale tickets as regular boarders at the
Hygeia Hotel and also camp tickets. A
more delightful trips seldom offered to the
public. Parties holding camp tickets take
their meals at the Hyeeia Hotel and have all
the privileges Of the hotel except lodging.
The camp site is well shaded, set in grass,
and 100 yards from the hotel and connected
by new plank walk-way. The guests will
be provided with new army hospital cots
and sleep in wall tents. Elsewhere will be
found the announcement OF the Blues.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Slight Ere.-Yesterday morning Gary
Brothers tobacco factory, in the lower part
Of the city, caught on fire from sparks from
the engine. The flames were extinguished
before they made much headway. The bell
was ruDg and the Hook. k.and.Ladder Com
pany responded, but the 6re was put out
before the tiremen reached the spot. Only
few shingles on the roof OF the factory
were burned.
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Sunday.Schoo Pic Nic.-The Manches-
ter Baptist Sunday-schOoI had picnic at
Bon Air, in Chesterfield county, yesterday.
The train left this city at half.past o'clock
in the morning, and returned about 8
O'Clock in the evening. Qnite large crowd
went up, and the committee who had the
affair in charge did everything in their
power TO make the occasion as pleasant and
ENJOYABLE as possible.
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THE seerect of health is the power to eat, digest'
and assimilate proper quantity OF wholesome
food. This can never be the case while impurities
exist In the system. The blood must be purified 1t Is
the vital principle, ramifyng through every part of
the body, DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS expels all i'm
purilies and yitalizes the whole system.
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BENEFA ACT X L 5 S

January IS. 1872.

Just open the door for her, and Mrs Winsow VIII
prove the American Florence Nightingale OF the
Nursery. Of This we aTe 50 sure that we VIII teach
our Susy" to say " A blessing on Mrs. Winsow "
Tor helping her to survive and escape The grinine
colickins and tcetitug siege. MRS. WlNoLOW ,
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the chlld from pain,
and cures dysentery and diarrhea. IL softens the
gums. reduces Inflammation. cures wind-eoIic. and
carries the infant safely through the icethng period.
II performs precisely what It professes TO perform
every psrt OF it-nolhing less. We have never seen
Mrs. WinsOw-know her only through the prepara-
ton Of her " Soothing syrup for Children Teeth
ingn II We had the power we would make her, as
she IS physica savior to the Infant race. sold by
all druggists. % cents bottle. de 3-eodlw
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON, VA.
Miss MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues 10 increase In prosper
iiy from year TO year. II offers superior advantages
in location In lis bnilding. aud grounds; IN its
general appointments and sanitary arrangements
its fu corps OF superior aud experienced teachers
ifs unsurpassed advantages in music. modern Ian
guagcs. elocutiOn. fne arts. physical culture and
Instruction in the theory and practice OF cooking
the sncces mi efforts made to secure health, COM
fort. and bappinrSs rs opposition 10 extravaganza;
It's s'audard OF softG scholarship.
For full particulars apply 10 the Principal for
Catalogues. j. lS-2m
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City School Board.-An adjourned meet
ing Of the City School Board was held last
night at the Baird building. The Board re-
elected Mrs. a. l.. Walker as teacher Of
School No. 2. and granted permission to
some OF the teachers to teach private schools
in the public-scbool building during vaca-
ton. After ordering a number Of bills to
be paid the Board adjourned to meet again
next month
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June 20, June 2s. June 10, June 26,
1878. 1879. 1850. 1880.
W. g: w. g. w. G. W. G.
aths.. :. % ii IS 81 10 81 "a 35
y

Mean temperature for the week ending
June 10, 76.14; mean temperature for the
week ending June 26, SO. AZ.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
June 10, LII inches; amount OF rainfall for
the week ending June 2G, 600 inches.
Population Of city estimated at $4,000
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 1885 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 27.13 per 1000 per annum; !;
rate OF mortality OF colored population was
5055 per 1000 per annum.
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PhRsOYAL--BRIEF ITEMs.-Mr. Thomas
II. Gum, Of the firm OF Christian Il Gum.
was taken quite sick on Change yesterday
morning. With kind attention he soon re-
covered sufficiently 10 be sent to his resi-
dence.
DR.. James B. McCaw, who has been quite
sick, was reported better yesterday.
The following enumerators will be at the
HustiDSs-Court room to-day to correct im-
perfections in the city census b. j.. FOi-
teaux, fourth precinct Of Madison Ward !;
William II. Pitts, second precinct OF Mar
shall Ward, and Peyton Johnston, third
precinct OF Madison Ward.
Mr. S. K. Sterling, treasurer OF Rocking
ham county, was In the city yesterday
settling with the Auditor.
Thomas w. McCance, Esq, was yester-
day elected vice-president Of the National
Bank ~ Virginia.
William Rhodes. one Of the most efficient
and popular OF the street-car drivers. was
taken with paralysis yesterday. He had
been complaining for several days.
The American brig Shannon cleared yes
terdav fer Halifax, n. e., with cargo Of
camel coal, valued at 1854, shipped by
Gervas Storrs.
The colored Amateur Pinafore Troupe
will give representations OF that ever popu-
lar opera next Monday and Tuesday nights.
The prospects are good for large at
tendance and an interesting and exciting
contest at the State regetta in Fredericks-
burg next Tuesday.
United States Marshal e. 2. Ramsdell yes
terday shipped by express TO Erie, Penn,
a Book Jersey" cali raised on his farm.
near Halfway station, Chesterfield county.
ct. Peters Cathedral will soon be fur
nished with one OF the finest organs now in
use in this country.
Persons owing taxes will consult their in
terest by calling on City Collector Woodson
to-day.
Traek-laying on the Richmond and Ale
ghany railroad will, it is understood, be
commenced at an early day. The cars de-
signed for that purpose are being built at
the Tredegar Works, in this city, and will
be ready for delivery this week. Vice-Pre-
sident Parsons has gone 10 Boston on busi-
ness connected with the road.
Yesterday was st. Peter the Apostles
Day, and as such observed by the Catholic
denomination.
A Garfield and Arthur ratification meet
ing is announced 10 be hcld in this city July
9Th.
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SEIzED WITH FT.-A colored woman
named Ann Coleman, residing In an alley
near the First police station, was seized
with violent ft yesterday afternoon, and
IL was some time before she recovered. she
was at work In her house at the time, ana
her unexpected Illness created some excite
ment In the immediate neighborhood. Two
policemen from the First precinct went 10
her assistance.
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THE CIRCUIT CoyRr.--Iu this court yes.er-
day In the case Of the Commonwealth Us.
Weber. agent Of the Singer Sewing hIa-
chine CompaDy, upon an appeal from The
County Court of Henrico, Judge Wexford
sustained the decision of the lower court.
The case will be taken up to the Court OF
Appeais.
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not be frsmed, as at present. ia the interest
OF the money-ender. Ishould work strenu-
ously for the Improvement OF james river
so as to prepare 1t for the grand commerce
destined ere long to visit the wharves OF
Richmond. Holding these views, believe
would do more good for the district than
many representatives who would 20 to Con-
gress simply to idealize the metaphysics OF
Adam Smith and Calhoun.
Vespectfnlly, WILLIAM I. CLOPT0S.
June 30, 1880.
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When gazing ia your lovers eyes,
How soon his sense OF rapture dies
Ii there's no sweetness In your breath;
If by your failing teeth b. shown
That SoZoDoNT TO yOu's unknown,
And that your mouth is suffering death.
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The CLOSE OF THE CLOSING EXERCISES:
The annual distribution OF premiums ana
closing exercises Of st. PatrIck's Female
school will take place to-day at 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ. This Is believed TO be the positively
last closing exercises, and will wind up an
interesting and not uninstructive chap.erin
history, commencing Jnne otn
at the First Colored Baptist church Win Inc
Valley coIored school.
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TRUNKS lower than ever sold before:
ULsTERs-made in the best style and Of the best
material very cheap;
LAWN SUITS, three pieces. as low rs vs.
LINEN SUITS In great variety;
SATCHELs, SHAwL-STRAPs. BASKETS.
Everything OF the beat material and at the lowest
prices. LEVY BROTHERS.
Great bargains In MARsEILLEs QUILTS.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. About i. NJ. there was heavy
blow and considerable fall in tempera-
ture. Later in the afternoon there was
shower, and at night the weather was clear
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. M. so (;
9 A. M., 81; noon. "a; 3 Z. NJ, 05; p.
", SO; midnight, "a
Mean temperature, SGS.
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IuAyE ANALYzED THE WHIsKEY known un-
der the brand OF B.Seect," controlled By Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va. and
find II free from Jusil-oH and other impurities,
and recommend its Use for medicinal aud family
PURPOSES. j. b. MCCAw, VI. d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
yo,uo-oIQ
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS. The following
conylcts were received at the penitentiary
yesterday; Joseph Parsons, from Abe
marie county, to serve two years for for
gerry: Burwell Reynolds, from Danyille, to
serve five years for manslaughter; and
Joshua Strother, from Amherst county, for
i've wears for house-breaking. Burwell
ReynoIds Is one of the Reynolds brothers,
whose case was carried to the Supreme
Court Mt Washington and made one OF the
cnusa celebres OF the nation.
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Dividends.

OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COL
RICHMOSD, June rs, 1880. !
DIVIDEND NOTlCE.-THE DIREC-
IL TORS OF THIS COMPA''Y HAVE DE-
CLARED A SEMI-ANN UAL DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT. free Of all t5xesl out of the
profits OF the last six months payab TO the stock
holders on ndaflsr july ], 1880.
Sc 3O.2w j. VI. TATF, Secretary.
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Picnic AT THE BREwsRr.-The Excelsior
Social Club will give their first picnic at
the James-River Brewery on Monday next,
July 5th. A match game OF baseball VIII
be played, a band Of music Will be In at.
tendance. and pleasant time is promised
by the managers 10 all who Will attend.
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WANTD.
CUMAC AND TAN-BARK WANTED.
~ We Wish 10 contract for 500 600 POuSD3 OF
tUM4C LEAVES snd aboat 900 CORDS Or
CHESTNUT.OAK TAN-BAHK. for wSicn we viii
psy nishest martt price. d.ivered In large Of
iDgs In the city OF Richmond. CT at our Tannery
aud sumac Mills In Manchesisk kadres lT'
A. ID. SlIOTWELL CO.. K.
successors 70 john p. Huisf).
je 30.1ms Msurhe<isr. Vs..
WANTED, TO LOAN 5000 at per
w cent. IN amounfs of not less than $1,000.
Amounts Iess than I .oO0. 3 per cent.
GEORG EE.cRAWRORD, Z.
w WANTED. TO BUY A HOUSE ON
w THE INsTALMEST PLAN. VIII psy ffom
e2o0 to $500 year, aceotdirx 10 VALVE q pro-
je 20-3ts csre of DiSDnfch.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY. SEVEN.
w TY.f1vE PAIRS OLD FlGBONS. Cash
for strong flyers, delivered At 23 soush 1hireentb
street TO
te 20-2t$ w. ". LLOYD. 8.
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SCHEDULE No. i.

The steamer LOUISE will leave Richmond NEXT
SATURDAY NIGHT, July Sd, at o O'Clock, for
Old Point and Norfolk. arriving at Old Point at
A. n. and Norfolk at 2 A. NJ. Sunday the 4ih July.
Instead OF returning Sunday nRhi, as usual, the
louise will return aftcr the fireworks display on
Monday nsht-arriving in Richmond Tuesday
morning at 7.
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SCHEDULE No. 2.

SCHEDULE No. 2.
Persons not wishing to go down on the Saturday
night trip, can take the steamer ARIEL, MONDAY,
July 5tb, a A. NJ, arrive at Old Point at 8 p. NJ.
Tor Norfolk at r. NJ, witness the display Of fire.
works that night, and take the Louise which leaves
Old Point Immediately after-say, 10 r. M.-snd
arrive In Richmond Tuesday the 9th July, at
A. NJ.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
Ole Atlantic States, colder, partly cloudy
weather, possibly occasional rains, winds
mostly northwesterly, and higher barome-
ter.
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TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS
find great benefit in having bottle with them of
Colden's LIkBIG's FLUID EXTRACT OF BEEF.
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FURTHER REDUCTION IN STEAMBOAT FARE.
The Merchants Steamboat Company an
uounce further reduction in the fare on
James river aud 70 Baltimore. l'ta
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SOLOMON HIMSELF WOULD BE PUZZLED fcalled
upon TO decide which il the more exqnisiie-the
Violet. West-End Bouquet, or Stephsnotii Of j. &
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FIRsr NATIONAL BANK or RIcHMoND,t

FIRST NATIONAL BANK or RIcHM0ND,t
JUNE Z3, 1880, :
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Il HAVE THIs DAY DECLARED SEMI;
OF ALL TAX. PAYABLE To THE Stock
HOLDERS On AND AFTER THE lsr DAY OF
JULY. 1881.
Sc 25-lOt :. A. GLOVER. Cashier.