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OK RoARn STEAMER ARIEL,

JAMES KINEE, July d. INoV'
Resolved, That we the undersigned pas
senpers desire hereby to express to the Cap
tain and officers OF the Ariel our hearty
OF and thanks for the course
thev pursued this day towards the steamer
SCHUYLER as alike honorable to themselves
md Justly considerate to their passengers.
2. Resolved, That we cordially commend
TO rublic patronage the line represented by
the Ariel.
A. d. Lane. D. d. Draper, 5. a. Lane,
Charles Daucb, JOHN W. Borum, B. Il.
Pollard. J. B. Jones. II. T. Douglas, ).
r. witt. Wnlism II. Wren, +. o. Payne,
j. w. DlekerSon. j. l.. Thompson, W.
ID. Judkins. w. B. Freeman, B. Brown,
A. ID. Brown, Rev. W. Z. Judkins' and
many otheys.
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BEN EFAC Ess.

Just open the door for her. and Mrs. winslow viii
prove The American Florence Nightingale of the
Nursery. or This we are 80 sure that we will teach
our Susy" 10 say :" A blessing on Mrs. Winslowr v
for helping her to survive aud escape the sriiog,
colicking, and teething siege. Mrs. WINSLOw'S
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves The child from pain.
and cures dyscntery aud darrhea. 1t softens the
gums, reduces Inflammation. cures wnd-solic. and
carries the infant safely through the eething period
IL performs precisely what 1t professes 10 perform,
every part OF it-nohing less. We have never seen
Mrs. Winslow-know her only through the prepara-
ton Of her A" Soothing Syrup Tor Children Teeth
ing" II we had the power would make her,
she Is physical savior 10 the Infant sold by
all druggists. rs cents a bottle. de S-eodlw
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Brief HtmS.-The new Board OF Police
Commissioners are expected to meet this
week and appoint policemen for the ensu-
3pg term.
a resolution was offered at the last meet
ing of the Council prohibiting the erection
OF fences in The city more than eight feet
high, and was referred to the Committee on
Ordinances.
Coroner Ingram was not called upon but
once during the month Of June to serve in
his official capacity.
A mstch-game OF baseball was played on
the Alert grounds in this city Saturday
afternoon between the Red Stockings and
the Key West, resulting in score Of 20 to
in favor OF the Red Stockings.
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TTACANCIES IN VIRGINIA AGRICUL.


Y TURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE,
FINDER j5int re- Olution of the General Assembly or
Virsinia of March 8, 1850, it is my duty to an
nounce that The Board of Visitors OF the virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical College nave resolved
10 hold a meeting at Blacksburg ON the 18TH DAY
OF AUGUST MKT for the purpose OF eiecting
professors and all other officers and employees or
the College" As now organized the chairs are as
follows: President and Professor OF Moral philoso-
phy Professor of Natural Philosophy and Military
actlcs Professor OF Mathematics, Professor OF Eng
Ish Language and Literature Including preparatory
studitsl Professor OF Agriculture, Chemistry, aud
Natural History, Professor OF German, frencn, ana
Latin. Professor OF TechHical Mechanics ana Draw
ing. The other officers are Treasurer, Farm Mana
ger. and Physician.
The Presidents salary is $1,000 and house; the
salary OF each y, ofessor Is $500 and houte.
The Board OF Visitors VIII meet also > JUNE 3OTH
al Bue Ridge springs, I'm order 10 consider whether
or not any changes shall be made IN the subjects or
distribution OF stu0ie. or In the policy OF Inc Col
le2e Persons Interested eau receive Information ~
10 all details by correspondence. -
Applicants should address Ho-. A. Nj. htlLEf,
Richmond, Va, who is now the chairman ot 'hs
B0aFd. FRED. w. h. hOLi,upn ,,,t
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PERsoNAL-BRIEF ITENs.-IIonS. James
&. Blaine and j. Donald Cameron, now So
jOurning at the White Sulphur Springs,
have been invited to the Garfield and Ar
thur ratification meeting proposed to be
held by the Federal oilce-hOlders in this
city next THURSDAY night.
Judge John +. Lay returned to the city
on Saturday from West Virginia. He is in
receipt Of very pleasant social letter from
our Democratic nominee, General Winfield
Scott Hancock.
The steamer Louise will not leave here
tomorrow Tucsdiy) morning until 10
O'Clock for Norfolk, Old Point, and Balti-
more. After that day she will resume reg
ular schedule time e., 6 A. NJ.
w. q. Toler, policeman OF the second
district, was discharged by Maior Poe Sat
urdav afternoon.
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su-rBME Cnrpr or ADrFLIe -- Judge
Christian has awarded az appeal and SUper-
sedeaS TO decree of the Circuit Court Of
the county Of Pitisylyania, pronounced
May s. 1880, in a suit in which Whitehead's s
administrator was plaintiff and Coleman
ct ais. defendants.
Also, q writ OF error and SuperSededS to
a Judgment OF the Circuit Court OF heck-
lenburg county, rendered May 20, 1880, in
which Jesse II. Powell, who sues, &C.. was
plaintiff, and George Tarry's administrator
was defendant.
Also, a writ OF error and SuperSedeGS TO
a Judgment rendered in the Circuit Court
OF Prince William county May II, 1880. in
q suit in which Robert Ashby was plaintiff
snd the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company defendant.
Also, Il writ Of error and SuperSededS to
a Judgment OF the Hustings Court OF Dan
vile, rendered May 3, 1880, in suit in
which j. NJ. Walker was plaintiff and j. +.
RaineS defendant.
Judge Christian has also allowed super
sedeaS to DEGREES OF tne Corporation Court
OF the city Of Norfolk pronounced on the
18th OF October, 1879, and Goth Of February,
1880, in a suit in which Seldncr and ais.
were plaintiffs and B. F. Cason and ats.
were defendants: also, writ OF error and
S,tDersedeQs 10 a judgment rendered by the
Circuit Court OF the county OF Halifax on
the 10th OF April, 1879. in the case OF sal
mon against Roanoke Navigation Company.
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FAMILY MsRKgTING-RgrA PRICES
The following were the prevailing prices
for family marketing on Saturday:
MeatS.-Beei, to l2t@lG3c. per pound ;
mutton, 1Oc. per ponnd; spring lamb,
123c. per pound; lamb-cbops, lac. per
pound; veal, s to 1O@12tc. per pound /;
pork, 10c. per pound; sausage, 10c. per
pound; smoked sausage, 10c. per pound !;
bacon, s to 10@l2tc. per pound; Clipped
beef, l5c. per pound; beef-toDguc, 124c.
per pound; corn-beei, s to Zoe. per
pound; liver, SC. per pound; chtlins, &c..
per pound; tripe, Sc. per pound.
Fouls and Butler. 6c.-Live chickens,
35 to 40c. apiece, or 20 to soc. per Daig. "a
per dozen; spring chickens, Is to SOC.
apiece. or 30c. to 81 per pair, s2 to 81 per
dozen; live ducks, 80 TO 40c. apiece, or
zoe. per pair; spring ducks, 40 TO SOC.
apiece, or 70 TO SOC. per pair. "a per dozen !;
geese, 80 to 75c. apiece, or Sl.25 per pair;
guinea fowls, 25c. apiece, or 40c. per pair ;
squads, 20c. per pair; geese eg"s, SOC.
per dozen duck eggs, 1919. per dozen !;
eggs, be. per dozen. All fowls are pleuti-
ful, except spring chickens, and they are
very scarce and high. Cheese, 1870. per
pound; butter. Is to zoe. @2jc. per pound !;
sweet milk, Sc. per quart, or 25c. per
gallon buttermilk, 4c. per quart, or 15c.
per gallon.
Vegetd6ieS.-Co (roasiing-ears) 12t TO
zoe. per dozen; tomatoes. quarts for
25c. cucumbers, 12ic. per dozen; cymlIns,
8 to 10c. per dozen; cabbages,~ $50 Toe.
per head; beets, sc. per bunch; sweet
potatoes, 25c. per half-peck, or soc. per
peck Irish potatoes, 1jc. per half-peck. or
30c. per peek ; onions, SC. per quart, or 25c.
per half peck: carrots, to Sc. per bunch ;
snaps, 1Oc. per halipeck. or zoe. per peck /;
sOup-herbs, 2c. per bunch. or zoe. per
dozen punches.
FiSh.-Spo!s, 20 to 25c. per dozen; small
croakers, 20 10 25c. per bunch; black
chubs, 10c. per pound; sheepshead, l2tc.
per pound; fresh Mackerel, 40 to soc. per
pair; crabs, 30c. per dozen; clans, Doc.
per hundred. Good fish are very scarce
and high.
Fruits and MelonS.-Apples, SC. per
quart. or 15c. per half-peck. SOC. per peck /;
peaches. Is 10 20c. per quart; whortle-
berries, Zoe. per quart; blackberrles, sc.
per quart; gOoseberries, sc. per quart !;
plums, 15c. per quart; pears, lOc. per
quart: canieloupes. small, to &c. apiece {;
watermeons, 30 TO 40c. apiece; lemons. 20
to 25c. per dozen cOcoanuls, 8 to 10c.
apiece.
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inferred at the Post.Ofice at Richmond, Va, a.
Pecond-class mstter.l
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Uary Cemetery The report Of the su-
perintepdent OF Maury Cemetery for the
month OF June shows the number OF inter-
ments to have been fourteen. OF these
twelve were white persons. The receipts
for the month were about $50 less than the
expenses. THIS is owing 20 the improve.
ments which have been made there recently.
-Four intcrments were made Mt this cemetery
one 0aY last week.
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wife. and n faithful friend, she was bright
example, and. dying. leaves a memory that
VIII ever be fragrant among all who enjoy
ed'in life the sweet pleasure Of loving and
OF being loved by her. The distressed hns-
band has the heartfelt sympathy OF host
of friends in this city and elsewhere. The
funeral will take place this morning from
the Baptist church at 10 O'Clock.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court Saturday by
Poice.Ju>tice elect y. G. Richardson, who
qualified Saturday morning..
Mary Brown and Josephine Burnett,
charged with keeping disreputsble house,
were discharged.
James A. Wright, charged with en-
bezzhng S142.60 from f. ". Clarke, was
discharged.
Edward Cook, Dennis O'Keefe. {. j..
Leiber. and Thomas Dobbins, charged
with being drunk, were discharged at the
station-h house.
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mAyCarsrER AND VICINITY.

Distressing Bereavement;T3lIIrs,;, ,,. Fannie H
A. To,hv wife OF George w. Toby. Esq,
propretor OF the Chesterfield House, and
Grest sachem of the Great Council OF the
Ip,nroyed Order of Red Men OF Virginia,
[,ied SATURDAY night at s O'Clock, at The resi-
dence Of j. q. Moore, Esq. on west Ninth
street street after lingering illness. The de-
ee,sed was lady who blended rare per-
sonai sou.I enarn,s % with greater womany writes
and and graces. As loving sister, dr,iful
dauyI,er. u an atIectionate mother, devoted
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To FOR TIMBERLAKE's GROvE.-An eX-
cnr.ion 10 Timberlake's Grove. on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. will be given
to-day for the benefit OF Christ church rec
torv. There will he prizes for glass-ball
shooting and other premiums awarded. A
fine band OF music has been engaged for the
occasion. Refreshments viii be furnished
at city prices. For full particulars see ad'
NprllsPmenf.
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New Chwch.-A new church has been
established 10 Swansboro', just above this
city, and has been named the Second Afri-
can Baptist church. Elder Saunders How
ard was elected pastor last week, and a
handsome sum has been collected for the
benefit OF The church. The church begins
with a large membership, AID starts out
under very favorable circumstances.
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AND ALL OTHER GOODS IN LIKE PRoPOR
GOODS THAT WERE VERY CHEAP BEFORE
THE BALANCE OF STOCK WILL BE PACKED
ED AT TIE SAME LOCATION, ABOUT OCTO-
FER ALL OUR OLD BARGAINS AND HOST
SEE ALL MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND MAKE
sos BROAD
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SHANGHAI AND RIcHMOND.-A distinguish
ed lady from Shanghai, China, walking Sat
urday on the sidewalks around the Capitol
Square. on Ninth and Capitol streets, re-
marked: "In Shanghai we have cleaner
sidewalks than you have In Richmond"
To the answer that "the city keeps the
sidewalks around the Capitol square," she
replied: "The city keeps the sidewalks
of Shanghai"
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This institution continues 10 increase In prosper
ity from wear 10 year. II offers superior advantaS
IN location; In its buildings and grounds; IN It's
general appOin tments and sanitary arrangements F.
its full CORPS OF superior and experienced teachers
its unsurpassed advantages IN music modern ian,
guagcs. elOcution. fine arts physical culture, ana
ibe successful efforts made to secure health, COM
fort and happiness; It's opposition 10 extrayagance:
its standard OF solid scholarship.
For mi narticulars apply 10 the Principal for
.., 49, ia lS-lm
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THE BLUES TRIP TO OLD POINT.-Tbe
Richmond Blues propose an encampment
at Old Point Comfort, commencing next
Monday and ending July 17th. The camp
ground j. beautifully located near the
Hvgeia Hotel. The terms are very reason
able. Parties undertaking this trip take
their meals at the hotel, and can lodge at
the same place or in comfortable camp'cota
in tents. as they may prefer Among the
attractions NAV be mentioned superb bath
ing, glorious sailing, fishing, moonlight
trims on the wave or promenadrs on the
beach and rampartS, dress -parades daily,
good music, hops, elegant society, &c.
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The NATIONAL GAME,-The Capital City
nine, Of Washington, ID. c., Will arrive
here to-day, and will remain three days,
and play the Richmond Base Ball clubs
three games at their Baseball Park, head
OF Clay street. The Richmond nine have Sc
lected the best players they could hnd, and
Will endeavor to gain a victory from the
professionals. Parties fond OF this sport
should not fail to witness these games.
Games will be cllled at 4:3O Il. NJ.
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ST. MARKS BASKET Pic. NIc.-The ladies'
OF st. Marks church viii have basket PIE
mic at BossieuX'S farm, near strawberry
Hill, to-day. Among the attractions are
fine pavilion. seven springs, large grove,
and eXbilarating breeze. For full partlc@~
lars read the notice in another column.
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INSTALLATION OF PYTDIAN OFFIcERs.-
Friday night last District Deputy Grand
Chancellor s. Il. Beach, assisted by Grand
Master of EXehequer w. p. Gretter and
Past Chancellor a. 5. Bradley, installed the
following officers OF Hines Lodge, No. II.
Knights OF Pythms s. s. p. PattesOn, past
chancellor j. J.. AppersOn, chancellor
commander; II. w. shelton, vice-chancel-
or; George &. Jefferson. prrlate; Il. s.
Denny, keeper OF records and seal; w. H..
Cardozo. master OF eXchequer; L. h..
Courtney, master OF finance; Il. Z. Cox,
master-ar-arms j. II. SOutball, inner
guard; q. W. Smoot, outer guard. This
lodge has work at every meeting, and is in
a flourishing condition.
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ELECTTOE or OPFICERS.--A At the last regu-
lar meeting Of Rescue Council, No. ], Ju-
NOR Order of United American Mechanics,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: II. w. stOckmar. Jr., cOun-
cilor; >. T. Tinsley, vice-counclllOr Wal
ter X. Orange, recording secretary j. A.
Ruff, assistant recording secretary; Phil.
Meisel, Jr., financial secretary f; George q.
BawSel, treasurer; o. +. Lucas. conductor !;
J. w. Wharton, warden Eli J. Thacker, in
side sentinel Il. A. Simms, outside senti-
mel.
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II ENMORE UNIV RSITY HIGH
IN SCHOOL.
AMHEPST COURTHOUSE, VA.
Next session Will begin
SEPTEMBER 9TH.
For catalogues apply 10
il 2e-dlQt II. A. STROBE, Principal.
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SAFETY FUsBEs.

We have received from Messrs. MEADE & BAKER
specimen OF the AMERICAN SAFETY PABLoR
FUsERs AID, the name indicates, It Il safe ar
ticle for Illuminating purposes 10 have about the
house. Your children may scatter them about at
will. aud an army may pass over withOu. the least
chance VI THAR being ignited; yet when applied to
The box prepared for them with gentle touch they
burn beautifully.
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TIOS, WHICH MAKES GREAT BARGAINS OF
THIS SALE WILL CLOsE-JULY 18TH-AND
UNTIL AN ELEGANT NEW STORE Is FINISH
DFR lsr. WHICH 1 WILL OCCUPY, AND Of
OF NEW ONES, WHEN l WILL BE GLAD TO
A EOST OF NEW ONES.
2S-M2t
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THE VIRGINIA HEGATTA.-The excursion
tram TO Fredericksburg for the Virginia
regatta will leave EIba, at the Lead OF Broad
street, on Tuesday morning at S:43. Re
turning, will arrive In Richmond ut l0i z,
N. Tuesday,
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EXCURSIONS, psC-NICs, &c.
MOONLIG HT EXCURSIONcL:u,
DOWN THE JAMES RIVER,
THROUGH DUTCH GAP AND BACK.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
TIE RICHMOND HOWiTZERs.

The steamer ARIEL will leave her wharf at 7ls
o'clc cS, ami return by IL O'Clock 4. NJ.
THURSDAY, July 22, 1880.
FULL BAND OF MUSIC! DANCING
A GOOD TIME FOR ALL!
Tickets. FIFTY Cents.
REFRESHMENTS furnished ai city prices.
Tickets can he ehtaincd OF the committee or
through any member OF the company.
Stages VIII leave the corner OF Fourth and Frank
lin streets promptly at O'Clock returning, VIII
bring passengers TO the same points % cents round
trip.
Committee: Lieutenant w. IT. AbOrn, Lieutenant
E. j. BOshtr, Sergeant r. 4. KIRBY, Sergeant Louis
Rawlings, Corporal L. Lorraine, W. q. Ammons.
~ 5-Tt
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The manag, RS appointed ty these l.~o Societies
nn,o,rnnr.this AiI.DAY riC. Me to ne pubhe with
,ha ,ns,ante, OF day of pleasure aud per,ecs or.
y asr ~ teis cl,san. park kcsnieh oand viii nrnish
music for .he daGclng from 81 10 1 o'clock
nisht. .,opostroueinen, or ssconn, sr Al.
ms, zion, 5Qs.; ladie, free FEo-"
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WE CLOSE AT 7 j. ".
The One-Price Store
LEVY BROTHERS.

TRUNKS lower than ever sold before;
ULsrERs-made IN the best siyie and os the pest
material. very cheap;
LAWN SUITS, three pieces. as low as 81
LINEN SUITS IN great variety;
SATcHELs, SHAwL-STRAPs. BASKETS
ESerythiag of the best material and At TIE loves
nrices. LEVY BROTHERS.
Grea, bargains in MARsEiILEs QCsLIS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR .SUNDAY.-For the Mid
Ole Atlantic States, warmer, clear, or partly
cloudy weather, northerly winds, and high
er barometer.
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SEND IN YOUR ORDERS Tor PIZSINrs puN lee.
Cream for Monday, July sch, as carly as possible
The demand /. always gres, and every yesr SOM
have sern disappointed despite the preparation
made cor the extra demand.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED Rt
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPONINE DENgt-
FRIcE. which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price. fifty cents box.
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IuAvE ANALYaED Tr4E WmsKEY known un-
der the brand OF " B-seJectn controlled by Messrs
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va. ana
dnd II free from GIsii-ou and other impurities
and recomRend IL 3 use for medicinal and iahny
nurnoses. j. B. MCCAw, NJ. d.,
Late Professor or Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
r.nnnrn q 1870.
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NJ. 41Lysos a CO.. advertising asentS' insert 40
We easements IL all Of the newspapers Oh inc on..
s4ses at publishers rates Orders 'el' -. ,,.,.
patch countHg-room Will rscei'~ p'''A''
ian.
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c. ZIMMER, 1913 Main street. furnishes pic-ni g
and festivals with his delicious ICE-CREAM 1T the
most reasonable RATES.
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INSTITUTE.

II - - - -,
MISS SARAH \. RANDOLPH, Of Edge Hill,
virginia, Priaci9a This wcll.known School for
Young Ladies ami Children will open SEPTEMBER
18TH II offers unusual facilities for finished edu-
cation For Circulars. address the Principal, Pa
fansco Institufe Ellicott CIV, Nd je l5-lm
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EDUCATIONAL.

DANDOLPH AEON SUMNER
IL SCHOOL OF ENGLISH AND MODERN
IANGVAGES-JUIY 18TH TO SEPTEMBER
2D-FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENT.-Specia
atteurou lled to the thorough course of English.
Tuition, *25. Board had o. $40 70 SIS a month.
Apply 10 X. r: bLAC NV ELL
Professor Of English aud Modern Languages.
~ 3.dlt sw3t&wltt Ashland. Va.
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TIE secrect # health Is the power TO eat. digest
ami as,imiate a proper quantity of Wholesome
food. This can never bs The case while impurities
exist I'm the system The blood must be plrl1Fd ~ IS
the vital principle ramfyins through every part of
The body, DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS cSpeiS ali IN
rsriiies and Yitalizs the Whole sy,lem.
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,ORpERs FOR lcE-CREAM on sunday mu'l &c
lef, on S.a,urday AT c. ZIMMERs, 1915 Nah s'ree''
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save MONEY by a2ying yoor ~ Itiag done Atthe
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HousE. Good work, low
uyicss and satisfaction guaranty 4.
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A Ill ABOARD.

ALL ABOARD. NSA
VIRGINIA LODGE, No.Z. S,5SlaJ
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS'E 'EHSLS<I
Will CFLFBRATEi lis TW WELFIu AN \<rkeT
NIYERSARY by an
EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
MONDAY, July 5. 1850, ria Richmond, York
Piyer and chesapeake railroad. Train VIII eaSe NJ
3 o'clock (shaIpl A. -, and returning WIZ is'Ne
tho management Of The following. named Con miitee
of Supervision: William H. Stevens, 7. {. Epps'
- Il g.. Lange Jr T.. L. Ilulce, j. A. Carey. Is.
~ 0,p n p. FIston. Leona ri Jonn, II. =. Down
iaI' l.. g. Jenkins, +. VI. Farley, ". J.. Baldwin, G,
". Nunnamaker. t.. a. Behle, I' II. Msekie, ana H..
W RountTce. REFREsHMENT-CAK 10 train-
rcfre hments AZ city prices. Positively 10 liquor
Old on the eirain. R0und.trp 81 children between
six aud twelve years OF age and servants : nan
gctei. to be had OF any member or the Lodge "r
cowtniitre. and az the train. f .o-N
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COLUMaUs's ICE-CREAM has no superior.
He has on hand to-day:
Lemon, Strawberry Vanilla,
Peach (pcaches ma,hed with cream),
Chocolate. orange Ice, and
No. pure Cream.
3l1 BrOsd street.
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GRoCEnIEs AND LIQUORs

GUNNER WINEs-VERY Low.
wERNER's AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE,
FRENCH and AMERICAN CLARETs,
SWEET and DRY cATAWBA,
HOOK, TOKAY, ANGELICA. and ZiNFENDEh
WINES,
CHERRY BOUNCE,
OLD BLACKBERRY WINES aud BRASDlEs, a
10 CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGUANY RAILROAD CO.,
yIcE-PnEsIDEHT,s OFFICE. 1O4 MAIN 81;

RICHMOND AND ALLkGUANY HAILItUAU NV'i
VICE. .PnEsIpENT's OpFfcE. 1O4 MAIN ST.,
RICHMOND, VA, July s. loou. ,
NTOTICE-TO B0ATOWNERS AND
N ALI, PERSONS INTERESTED IN TRANS,
POIiTATlON oN THE JAMES-RtNkh Asp
,kANAWHA CANAL.-Tbe substitution OF rail'
road for The canal may interrupt the business OF e
dam Al any time after July 10. 1850. " Is lhe
purpose of The Rlchmord aud Aileglisny ksiirosd
brtsf AS possible and 10 furnish early and cheap IA
eities for transfer eod transportation. II Is prob
able that commerce viii only be interrnpied ior
~ o.eodtJyla Vice President
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rVO WHOM III MAY CONCERN
j have this day appointed JAMES LUCY my
agent 10 conduct the GROCERY AND GREEN.
GROCERY BUSINESS at 6l3 Tweniy.seYenl,
onIy. u. }, HOMES,
Jugx Is, 1880. 3e2z-l4Is