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ELECTION or oyyrcxas.- Fidelity Diyi.

ELECTION or OPrIcgRs,- Fidelity DiYi
sion, No. (colored), Sons OF Ienperance
at regular meeting beld last Wednesday
night elected the following officers for the
ensuing quarter: Il. Z. CARTS, W. =. /;
w. X. Greene, w. A.; II. Bruce Evans.
X. g.; l.. Dickersob, A. Il. s.; W. Isaac
johnson, y. s. Moses Taylor, Treasurer
Valentine Griffin, Chaplain; Robert Ora.
ham, c.; George Il. Meredith, A. c.;
James Lewis, I. s.; George Powders, o.
s.; Robert McNaughioD, p w. p. The
above Off ers will Le installed at the next
meeting ri the division.
,'Amily Lodge. No. 70, A. +. and A. NJ,
h1s elected the following officers: j. NJ.
Lewis. worshipful master; j. Il. Newell,
senior warden; T. X. Thompson. Junior
warden; w. J. Lynham, senior deacon |;
E. l.. Roe, junior deacon; a. l.. Phillips,
treasurer; q. w. Dnesberry. Jr., secre-
tary; Revs. Aaron Jones. j. 81. Butler, and
j. William Jones, chaplsirs; Il. A. jacob,
tier.
AT regular June meeting OF Myrtle
Lodge, No. %, X. Of p. held at Concordia
Hall the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term For e. G., Charles E.
Hasker; V. g., T. J. Tuck; Prelate. George
}. Hooper, Sr. X. Of II. and s., John W.
Glenn: VI. OF F., +. w. Stevenson; N. Of
E.. NJ. f. Hudnall; VI. at A.. ii. B. Smith !;
/. g., James Z. Figg; o. e.. james A.
Morris, Sr.; Attendants, X. II. Barnes,
Joseph Ford. James Derbeyshire, and Au-
gust Krengal.
The OLD First Virginia Infantry last
night elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Colonel William II. Palmer,
president; Major George +. Norton, first
vice-presideni Captain Il. y. Reeve. second
vice president; Colonel Lang.
ley, third vice. president; Sergeant e. T..
Loebr, secretary and treasurer. The ami
versary OF the Old First will be held on
Monday July 19;h at the Brewery Park, in
order 10 aid The committee. The members
who desire to participate will please leave
their names on q list in The Office Of the Vir-
ginia Home Insurance Company.
AT meeting Of Capitol Lodge. No. 2,096,
knights OF Honor, held last night, the fol-.
lowing officers were elected for the next
term l.. s. Edwards. past dictator; e. X.
Yancey, dictator; G. w. Mcfarland, vice
dictator; j. Taylor Ellyson. assistant dcta-
tor; 5. MEG. Fishe:, recorder: s. II. Bow
man, financial reporter: c. A. Spence, trea-
surer; Andrew Welsh Chaplain; j. Il.
Tennsnt, guide; w. ii. Maxwell, guardian ;
r. l.. Noel. sentinel; DR.. L. B. Edwards,
medical examiner; +. A. Barber, organist.
The Excelsior Social Club organized
Monday, and the following officers were
elected: President, John Lillis; Vice
President, Thomas O'Connor; Secretary,
James Grady; Financial Secretary, John
Grady; Treasurer, Edgar Hatcher; Ser
geant-at-ArmS, James Botto.
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EXCURSIONS, psC-NIcs. &c.

EICINOND. YORK FIvER AND CfIESA-e
PEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE or suPxRISrENDENr,
RICHMOND. VA, June 22, 1850.
CPE CIAL NOT ICE.-Commenci
~ THURSDAY, June 29tb, the POwIIATAN-
LINE STEAMERS Will leave their dock, Twcnty-
fourth and lock str.eis, fer BALTIMORE eacn
THURSDAY af q A. NJ.
THE SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN to WEST
POINT leaves depot, corner Twenty-fhird ana
Dock streets. on each SUNDAY ~ 8 A. NJ Return
ing. arrives al Richmond at 1880 y. M.
Fare from Richmond 70 West Poiut and return,
good snly for that day aud train, so cents.
III. T. DOUGLAS.
ie 23.30t superintendent.
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AT ZDiMER's Ice-Cream factory saucers and
spoons are furnished without extra charg'. 1918
Main street.
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T NEW GOODS! GREAT BARGAINS

n1r NEW GOODS. GREAT BARGAINS
At ID. 4. Y. MlTTELDORfER'S.
Win open on MONDAY a large stock OF NEW
GOODS at greatly reduced prices.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER.
40 Iieces DRESS LINENS at old nrices;
so new pieces MADRAS GINGHAMS;
WHITE GOODS III great abundance, for school
commencemcnts. such rs Victoria Lawns. Swlss
Muslin, London D'IrIand, Linen Lawns Dotted
and Figuredl. Swiss striped aud Checked Nain-
socks Null Musiins. &C.;
HOSIERY-a full line IN all the new styles.
LACE MlTTS IN all colors st 40, 80, 90, 20, and
S5c.;
RIBBONS in all colOrs aud widths;
FANS, FANS, all the noyeties.
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LOST. sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

T OST.-A GOLD LOCKET, with the
i 4 words "In Memory" enameled thereon, was
lost Saturday, In this city or Manchester, Or on ,hs
Free bridge. suitable reward WIN oe paio 20 ,'e
dnder for It's delivery at this oifice. je 23-lt
HAVING QUALIFIED AS THE Exc
Ill CIfTOR Of ALBER Il. STRINGER, dec ased,
+ sh,Ii make annlicatlon 20 the Richmond and Dan.
vile Railroad Company for the RENEWAL Of
ONE SHARE OF ITS STOCK standing III Dls
name. dated the 22d October; lSol' the orsiha'
S'i'p 80 i. r. STnINGER,
my 5-W2m executor Oi ~ H. Sr'Ueer'
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pARATivE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
June 22. June21, June IL, June ]

June 22. Junc2 June IL, June / o.
1878. 1879. 1850. 1880.
Total Deaths. 10 II 10 81 20 10 81
Stll-born...... l 3 U /
Mean temperature for the week ending
June II, 1928; mean temperature for the
week ending June 10, 76.14.
Amount Of rainfall for the week ending
June -, 00j inches; amount Of rainfall for
the week ending June 10, LII inches.
Population Of city estimated at $4,000
white, 10000; colored. $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was $3.50 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 21.47 per 1000 per annum; !;
rate Of mortality OF colored population was
47.41 per 1000 per annum.
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PERsONAI-BRIEF ITEMS The Board OF
Police Commissioners will meet this eve-
ming to elect a successor to the late Ser
geant Dudley Gilman. The names OF
number Of very faithful and efficient police
men are mentioned in this connection.
The remains II the late Robert Harvey
were inferred Yesterday evening at I clock
at ShockOe Hill Cemetery. The funeral
took place from his late country residence
at 3 o'clock Z. VI.
The degree OF Doctor OF Divinity has been
conferred on Rev. j. q. Armstrong, Of the
Monumental church OF this city, by Wash
ington and Lee University.
Governor Holiday yesterday appointed
DR.. John VI. Gait coroner OF the city OF
Norfolk uice DR.. james ID. Gait, resigned.
Joseph Carter (coOred), aged seventy
years, dropped dead yesterday morning
while at work in his garden. on Pine street.
Coroner Taylor was notified, but did not
deem an inquest necessary. The cause OF
death was apoplexy.
DR.. j. Mahony left the city yesterday
morning for Philadelphia to attend the fu-
neral OF his brother, Jerry Mahony.
Ginsey ROane, an old colored woman, and
one OF the Oldest in the city, was buried
Yesterday evening from her late residence,
on Darlington street.
There is on exhibition at the iewelry-
store OF J. II. Tyler IL Co. n massive silver.
and gold punch-bowl. intended as gift to
General Bradley T. Johnson from admiring
friends in this city.
Tomorrow the festival Of st. John the
Baptist will be celebrated by the Masonic
fraternity OF this city. Officers will be in
stalled at most OF the lodges, and from labor
the lodges will be called TO seasonable re-
| freshment.
The annual picnic Of Centenary Method
ist church will take place at Bon Air next
FrIdry.
Stratton's beautiful operclta OF "Laila" "
will be presented at Mozart Hall next FRI
day night, under the direction OF Professor
Minor and Misses Webster.
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JAMES VI. TAYLOR 4 son, 6 Z. NJ, building
lots on the south side of Clay street betwee u
First and Adams street..
w GODDIN 6 p. d.. i've lots lin Adams's Valley)
on ~. james street. aud five on Buchanan street
between Cedar and Jay streets.
PAINE 4 NOWLIN, 10 4. ~, peremptory sale
Of fine clothing, coats, pants, vests, shoes, hiis'
dry goods, &C.
mo f. LAUGIYTON, JR 10 4. NJ, administra-
tors sale OF tine tea-siOre, ixtures stock OF teas
scales, 0fice-desk, large coffee mi &C, NO 42f
east Broad stree.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, fourteen fine
Young horses, mules, buggies, phaetons. &c.
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xrECaAI. NOTICES
ar NOW FOR BARGAINsl

A LARug LoT OF GOODS ToR A LITTLE
MONEY.
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THE LAUREL-STREET METHODIST uHukch-
LAYING OF THE CoRNER-ST0NE.-fe e>iefday
evening about O'Clock the cornerstone OF
the new Methodist church on Laurel street
was laid with the usual impressive Masonic
ceremonies. About 81 o'clock Loge Fran
caise. A. f. and A. NJ, escorted by kich-
mond Commandery and headed by Hess.
nich's band. formed at ST. Albans Hall, ana
proceeded v,a Main and Laurel streets 10
the ground, Worsbipfu j. thompson
Brown acting as chief marshal. The exer-
cises opened with prayer by Rev. DR.. Sledd.
The ceremony was conducted by Most
Worsbipful Beverly r. Wellford. Past Grand
Master OF the Grand Lodge OF virginia.
,ter the usual rites had been concluded an
annronriate address was delivered by kev.
DR.. John r. Edwards, chaplain OF Lodge NO.
40 Rev. DIR. Starr, OF Lodge No. 80, was
nreyented by sickness from speaking as an,
nounced. The exercises were interspersed
with excellent music by the Dand' anu aiso
by some fine singing by the enurcn Guo,i. ~.
The attendance was very large. ana Tue
interest listened TO with great attention..
Among the articles placed IN .he eo."1 ~
stone were the photographs Oh tue r-,.,., ~ w.
NJ. Wright, the late, ana hev. ". ~ d.
the present pastor. and MISS E,n'na ~ n.o, ~. /,
ter. who. on the alst OF May, thrsw Tue nIs. ..
shovel OF dirt for the building OF tue new
edtlice a list oi the officers OF tbe ciIy ana na
State Governments, copies OF ,ne D,sPass'
and other city papers, q copy OIL 'nc sn,,.
dist discipline, coins, and many otne, 81, sve
! sen,rs. Mr.. Albert L. West 10 the afch''e0'
| of the new edlhce'
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNToN, VA.
MISS MARY ). BALDWIN, PalSciPAr.

This instiu;icn continues 10 increase IN prosper.
w from wear 10 year. IL Ofers superior adssntsx.s
IN location: in us buildings AID groeods' IN us
general appointments and sanitary arrtngetisnts.
s fulI corps OF superior aud exreTienesd lescnsrs'
lis unsurpassed advantages IN music mo'efh ,an,
guages. elOcuiiou. iine arts physicil cuwuie' sn.
ibe successful efforts made 70 secure heatn, coh-
fort and happine its opposition to extrayagtncs,
lis Standard 0f solli schOlarsnip, ,, ,
e,,alogne,. j. ls-2m
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pEclIxx N PRICES, TO GET THE FULL
LEVY BROTHERS..
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BAyTAXTI, THE ITALIAN MURDERER, Be.
PORE THE POLICE COURT.-Rapbael BANTAM
ii. the Italian who murdered Walter Fer
neyhough in the city jail Sunday afternoon,
was brought before the Police Court yester-
day morning for examination. He was
brought up from the city jail handcu1ed
bv Sergeant ChaIkiey. Bantanti seemed
rather more composed yesterday than Mon
day and did not appear to be at all excited.
He has been handcufied since the crime was
committed, and has been constantly watched
In order to be prevented from taking his
own life. He had several p0cket-kn!yes
in his possession but they were taken away
from him. The charge against Bantanti is
quite lengthy and reads as follows:
"Did unlawfully, feloniously, and OF his
malice aiorethought make an assault upon
one Walter Ferneybough, and with GER
tain piece OF wood in his hands. then and
there held in and upon the top OF the head
CT the said Walter Ferneyhougb, then and
there feloniously, willfuly, and OF his
malice aforethougbt, did strike and wound,
giving to the said Walter Ferneyhough
then and there one mortal wound, he the
said Walter Ferneybough then and there
instantly died; and he the said Raphael
Baptanti him the said Walter Felneyhough
i'm the manner and form Aforesaid ielonious-
", wilfnlly, and OF his malice aforethought
did kill and murder on the 2Oth day oil
June, 1880"
The counsel for the accused waived an
examination, and the prisoner was sent on
to t..c grand Jury OF the Hastings Court ior
indictment, and the witnesses recognized
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BUNTlNGsi BUNTINGs!
BUNTINGS IN all shades, The best all-wool at 22c.
wo6L BUVTINGs at I5c. per yard:
LACE BUNTINGS In all coors AZ 25c.;
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at 40, so, so,
70, and s0c.-the cheapest and best goods IN
DRESS G0oDs in PLAIN and FIGURED MONTE,
BROCADk, BASKET, ROMANO, TANiSE,
SILKS, sATINs, and z PEKiN STRIPES at prices
500 pieces % FRENCH PERCALEs at l2Ac. worth
2be.;
Our BLACK SILK at 81 can't be beat:
BLACK ALPACAS at l2h, is. 20, 20 and soc.
LAWNS! LAWNS!
LAWNS at 8, 10. and 129c.-the largest and best
assortment in the city:
MATTiECsl MATTINGS!
go ripeas NAT7LIGS, from auction. In all
wldlhs-WHITE, CHECKED, and FANCY-at
the following prices: II, 10, 22, 25. and 30c.-
these goods are lower than they have ever been.
Ou'.CLOTHs in Al, ca, and ga. for Floors;
TABLE OIL. CT Otis in all widths and colors;
CARPETS ana RUGS TO be sold at sacrifice.
PARAsOLs. PARAsOLS!
496 new PARAsOLS just received. In all colors'
qualities, aud styles, at great reduction Of for
MEsTlCs.BLEACHED and BROWN COT
Tons. CALICOES, PLAIDS, BED-TICklNG,
SHEkTINGs, at old prices-in fact lower than
UNLAUNDRIEDs SHIRTS at 6oc: worth Il :, mon
LACEs in LANGUEDOC, BRETONNE, TOR
CHON, VAL, CLUNY, and FRENCH, from lc'
per yard 10 the finest made; - 40
CAsSiMERES, LINsEYS, KENTUCKY JEANS
COTTONADEs. BLUE FLANNEL;
sitf shhrK x and nd IGSo5L1oSRED S51 SILK PRINCES;
KID GLOVES, LACE-TOP GLOVES; ,,..
BUTTONS Of al kinds. and many other things too
numerous - d. & i. MITTELDORFER,
nv 22.SM&W 527 Broad street.
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Y0R
EDUCATIONAL.
INSTITUTE.

MISS SARAH y. RANDOLPH, OF Hdxe Hlli,
virginia, prlatisal. This well.known school Tor
Young Ladies aud Children will open sErIEhBkh
i5TH IL offers unusual facilities fora finished ed,i-
Gallon. For Circulars. adoffes. the Prineins, ga~
tap.co Mature. Elllcnft CIV, Nd. tc l6-lm
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FROM On. 3. W. HUNTER,

BALTIMORE, Mp,;
colden's LIEBio's LIQUID ExraAvr ~
.xv lake pleasure In recommending; Always
produces good blosd, hsaltA, aud "rs"s"'
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A Full ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM.
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:. You may break, you may shaEter the vase " ~"
will. mems,
Nm, The ,eent OF the roses win cug round u sim
was written In spirit prophehc VI - ."
sox,s Extract of White Roses.
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WANTS..

WANTED, A SERVANT, WITHOUT
w incumbrance. to cook aud assist I'm cleaning
for a family of four persons Best references re-
quired. Apply at No. 5l2 north Eleventh street.
10 o3.2tt
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THE otD.rsrABlIsUaD HOUSE KEEPS THE
ffAD.
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4gTrION SALES This DAE.

as- ~, al Gates or RsdL Estate made bctSse,
t.eist Of January aTsd t7st of June tAe ta%sslo,
Lt q,;.eset near haOe 20 be paid BY the prrchGs1
~, III s1Lss zaIde bsttpesn the 1st OF July and kGA
m s vear the tazes hare 20 be paid by the setter
This custom was adopte9 bout niteen years sgs
bv All the real estate agents IN RicnmCno, ana AZ
n,tps.c Riohmesd and ViCinitYJ
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ALL GOODS SOLD AT TnE LOWEST PRICES.
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,oNE PRICE no EVERYBODY.
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NJ THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
THE REST GOODS-THE LOWEST PRICES.
THE BEST GoODS-THE LOWEST PRICES.
CLOsING-OUT SALE.
CLOSING-OUT SALE.
NO UUNiBUG-RETIEING FROM BUSINESS.
NO IUMBUG-RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
Gail and be convinced at
HUTZLER BROTHERS.,
,e5 525 Broad street,
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FNR RENT.
- F0a RENT al

TOR RENT fs
VERY DESIRABLE AND WELL-LOCATrD
DWELLING. No. SOB west Cracc STREE. IL ia,
ctght rooms. with the modern imDroycnenis. ..
FlRsT-RATE DWELLING, No. zlo east halu
street with all The mo!ern conyenitL ces, and IN
drsr-r rate order. containing eight rooms. l
THE COMFORTABLE SMALL DWELLING,
No. is south Adams street, containing seven rooms
GOOD DWELLING. No. 500 east Leigh street,
containing SIX rooms; baih-hot and eo'd
water, &c. - -, ~....-.. $500.
DWELLING No. 107 north Nineteenth street
between Franklin and Grace streets, WITH nine
rooms This Is a good and cheap house.
sNUG DWELLING, No. I07 east Marshall
street. with six rooms. In good order, and very
cony. Dfently located. 80. q
Tweply. NTH and streets. with nlne rocms Idisiy
occupis a by 4. X. WOOdson, Etq: tn,
DASENENT and TWO FLOORS above.
FIVE or SIX ROOMS, with SMALL sALrS-
RooN on ground nOor on Nam near sesen1
snn,y 70 GRUBDS * WILLIAMS,
tseDIj endat Agents
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Finding my present quarters entirely too small
for INV business, ana having made arrangements to
have new store built Between July 18th and Octo-
Der 18Th, ofyr my entire s,ock-inclading $4,000
worth OF new goods bought during the past month
AT discount Of rs per cent. on every sale. which
orings many OF them below actual cost. DO THIS
rather than rent small store for short time'
What stock remains July Ism shall pack ana put
AZ storehouse until new place Is opened.
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nUFFALo LITIIiA WATER.
BCFFALO LITHIA WATEh.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR
AFFECTIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
BRIGHT's DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
EQUITY DIATHEsIs, AND NER-
yOUS DYSPEPSIA.

LETTER OF DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND
SURGEON GENERAL, UNITED STATES
ARMY tRRTlRED), PROFESSOR OF
DISEASES OF MIND AND NERVOUS sYs-
TEN IN THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
YORK, &C:
az WEST FIFTY-FoURTH sTREET'(
NEW YORK, June @, 1880.
Ihaye for some time made use OF the BUFFALO
LITHIA WATER In cases Of affections OF the
NERVOUS SYSTEM, complicated with BRlGHT'o
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, or with equity
DIATHEsIs. The results have been emlnentry
satisfactory. LITHIA has for many years been
fayorite remedy with me. ia like cases. but the
BUFFALO WATER certainly acts better than
any sxtemporaneous solution Of the LiTHiA
SALTS, and is moreover better borne by the
stomach. also ofen prescribe Il in those cases OF
CEREBRAL HYPEREMIA, resulting from over
mental work in which the condition called NER-
yoUs DYSPEPSIA exists and generally with
marked benefit.
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, NJ. d.
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sToRK,s SUMNER TOURs.

NANTUCKET TOUR-To New York, siariha's
Vineyard. Newport Il 400 miIesl, New Bedford,
Nantucket. :ls.2j.
MOUNT-DEsERT TOUR, $3.50.
WHITE-MOCNTAIN TOUR, S245O.
GRAND TOUR OF WHITE MOUNTAINS.
starting July 7lh, from Baltimore back TO Baiti-
more, IycLUDING ALL HOTEL AND OTHER Me-
cEssARY EXPENSES, only $50.
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Il COMPANY WILL GIVE \
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
on STEAMER ARIEL,
THURSDAY NIGHT, JUNE "a, 1880.

The steamer viii leave wharf punctaally at 7ss0
p. 81, making the trip around Dutch Gap. and re-
turo 10 he city about 1880 z. NJ.
ance, and PIzzISi's REFRESHMENTS furnished
Omnibuses and carriages viii leave the corner or
Fourth and Frank IN streets at O'Clock pnnciuaIly;
rs cents for round Trip.
Tickets for The round trip. 80 cents 10 be had Of
COMMITTEE OF LADIES. AND CHArrRoxEs:
E a. Jenkins. Mrs.. +. ID. Cunningham, Mr.. A. N.
Kelley. Ms. r. Lindsey Walker, Mrs. Raleigh CoI-
COMMITTEE OF GEHrLEMES: G. 9. Crensi,aw,
W. A. watkins. ". T. Mcore, Thomas II. Roy;,sr'
EXcURsIoNy
y MOUNT PLEASANT
tlt srvei,r' ta-,U',e pJsil
NEAR HANoyER COURTHOUSE,
On SATURDAY, July 10TH.
grounds. which contain beauifui lake aud groye,a
oavllion for shelter IN case Of rain, aud plenty Of
cool spring water. Fare. .
80 CENTS ROUND TRIP.
No halfiiCSets Will he sold.
Trains leave Richmond 8 A. VI. and $3.50 J.. ~,
- CONWAY r.. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
J. G. DAME, Soutnern Passenger Agent
je e2i-M.W&FtI0Jy
RICHMOND DPErERsBrRG RAILRoAD,(
RICHMOND. VA. June lS, 1850.
lTOW RATE-PLEAsANr RIDE TO
1.-THE COUSTRY.-To accommodate the citi-
zens of licbmond. round-ir1p tickets are offered
6eTvees Richmond and Chester for TWENTY
FIVE CENTS, good only on day OF sale aud on
train leaving Richmond at J20 r. NJ, and return
Ing leaving Chester at 7:42 T.. NJ. An opportunity
thus afforded OF spending an hour or two AT Ches-
ter. Beautiful lawn nice shade good water rres 10
all No charge will he made for children under nvc
years OF age when in charge Of parents or nurses
W. X. JONES.
General Passenger Agent.
THO u. KLINE, Superintendent. y ls-iw
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MEETINGS..

MEETINGS.
MASONIC NOTICE.-Tbe mern-
ISl befs or -. JOINS LODGE. No. s.XX
A. r. and a, ~. are requested 10 sffeud wv
ca lad tfes'fnc ~ -. AlDans Hail. Tt.fS wefnei-
tribute or respect a. oar deceased brother. ~.
CHARLES A. FI1sTT. All Mister Hssous In Ro00
standing are frafei naIv inyilsd 10 unite with uA
by order of the ". ".
JUNE 23, A. l.. $3.50, a. ~. 1850. y z3-1t
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF ATA
" JEFFERSON LoD6 r. no 23, X. OFLTAA
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loGgr THIS "Wednesday EVENING. JupeEtf2al51
%. 1880. az your castle hall. ~ 3 O'Clock. V&W
impoTisnt amendments To The bylaws snd ~
election or officers will claim your attention, ThiS
!. ihe iisi meeting In this quarter DUES are pay
able 10 nigh.
by order Of The &C. J. II. LAEKiN.
ts 231i< X. OF X. and 3.
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FANCY GOODS.

OK PER CENT. DISCOUNT
sos BROAD STREET.
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SILKS skTTNs. cAslINEREs. ALPACAs, MO-
HAIRS. DEBAGKS. AUSTRALIAN CREPE.
BONBAziNES. HENRIETTA CLOTHS, and
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Very respectfully,

W. A. STEVENS.
P.s. 5e,Counier Goods 4e., c..Counter Goods
Sc.
Eight COUNTER and three UPRIGHT SHOW
CASES for sale cheap. Fio
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January 13. 1872.
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CLOSING-OUT SALE.
CLOSING.OUT SALE.
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mentous Importance. Its lack In the teachings
of our times is the peril of our times. But
above and beyond all doctrinal statements
and ritual observance is the life of this king
dom.
1t is not meats and drinks, but righteous
Men may hold to apostolic succession, or insist
upon being baptized by immersion, or have
Methodist discipline bound in gold, and wear
it next the heart, and yet be oonsummate
villains If you have this power, it is to make
you humble, sweet and patient, to help. you to
be Christian in your business and in your
home. The fullness of this power will make
you splendid Christians. The strongest church
is the one that has the most Holy Ghost.
Words won't do for sermons. Paul, when he
went to Rome, did not choose fine words, but
went clothed with power.
You can find this power in your closet, class
meetings and prayer meetings, and as you lift
out your heart by the way.