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a Gard OF Justification.

RICHMOND, June ., 1881.
Editors Dispatch: In Justification OF
ourselves, and for the benefit 0i our many
friends, we deem it necessary to make some
explanation in reference TO the proceedings
and misconduct OF some who attended IL
on our late excursion (June G'b) to Bon
Air. II seems 10 be the general impression
of outside parties that Lee Grove Of Druids
had charge OF the bar on that day. We
would NEST respectfully say to any who
NAV be OF that opinion that we had no.
thing whatever TO do with il, but would
most certainly have prohibited the sale OF
intoxicating liquors II il had been in our
mower TO do so. The bar being owned by
the company owning the grounds, or rent
inc them, complaint was all we could make.
We wish TO say that the fighting and
dlsorGerly conduct were brought on en-
tirely through the instrumentality OF
outside parties who make ii bust
ness 10 attend excursion parties from
the city with the ayowed purpose OF
getting drunk, using indecent language,
in.tigating riots, &c, sc. These parties are
well known as rOugbs and r0HdiesJ ana
would certainly have been Kept OIL the
grounds il il had been possible, but most OF
Them came up unknown to us. We would
further say that our Grove has taken steps
TO bave the parties implicated prosecuted to
the full extent OF the law, and if we are sue
cessful in getting the names OF the parties
who took part in the disturbance we will
publish their names In full.
Hoping you will publish this. and thereby
enable a large number OF yoDr patrons to
set themselves right before the public, we
are. respectfully, T.. Il. MCCABE,
Z. Z. MCRDOcK,
w. s. BAILEY,
Investigating Committee Lee Grove, No. I,
IL d ID.
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CHARGED WITH PASSING COUNTERFEIT
MONEY. Bowler Jones, a white youth
about sixteen years Old, was arrested last
night by Sergeant Jeter on a charge OF pass
ing a counterfeit fve-dollar note on the
keeper OF cigar store on Fifteenth street.
Subsequently a young man named John
Peasley was arrested, charged with selling
the note to Jones. When brought to the
police. station Peasley admitted having sold
the note to Jones for one dollar, but said
that he told him at the time that it was not
genuine. The parties will have hearing
before the Police Court tomorrow morn.
iu.r
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CONNECTION BETWEEN THE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANY AND RICHMOND AND PETERS.
BURG TRACKs.-The Committee on Streets
Mr.. Charles l.. Todd charman-met night
before last and considered the proposed or
dnance authorizing connection between
the Richmond and Allegheny and Richmond
and Petersburg railroad tracks at Eighth
street. The committee agreed unanimously
10 recommend tn the Board Of Aldermen on
Monday night that the connection be made
with the preSent eastern track OF the Rich.
mond and Petersburg road, and that the
company be also authorized to make al ad-
ditioDal connection east OF that track. The
track on the west side Of Eighth street is 10
be removed.
The privilege provided by the ordinance
is revocable on the vote OF two success
iyely-elected Councils.
The EIghlh.street foot.bridge will be low.
cred or removed.
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LIGHTNING LINE TO AND FROM LYNCH
BURG General l-Passenger-Agent Pope an
nounces this morning schedule over the
Richmond and Danyile and Norfolk and
Westerr roads by which "liShtning
line" is established to Lynchburg. The
schedule goes into effect TO-DAY, and this
fast train leaves Richmond at 3:17 =. NJ,
and arrives at Lynchburg at $50 p. NJ.
Leaves Lynchburg for Richmond at . a.
VI. and arrives at Richmond at 1918 p. NJ.
Mr. Pope says that quicker time is given
southwark by several hours from all east.
ern points to Lynchburg than any other
line, and connecting at Richmend III both
directions with all mainline schedules TO
and from the North.
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Police COURT.-The following eases
were disposed Of Yesterday:
Vergie Pendleton was fined 81 for riding
his hoIse on the sidewalk.
Philip Braxton, Robert Lewis, and Alex
ander Holmes were fined 81 each for allow
ine their sons 10 throw rocks in the street.
Peter Paul was fined 81 for driving his
mule on the sidewalk.
William Sutton and Joseph Daniel were
fined - each for throwing rocks in the
street.
Jane McCaffrey was fined 3 for throw.
ing fsh.Oflal from her window TO the side.
walk.
Samuel We'hrich, charged with heating
bis wife, and EliZibeth Wethrich was
charged with assaulting and cursing sam.
uel Wethlich. The charge against Mrs.
Wethrich was not sustained. Wethrich
was fined $50 and required TO give security
to keep the peace fortwelye months.
Spencer Harris (colored), drunk and dis
orderly. Fined $3.50.
+. II. Lewis, a sampIe.merchant, was sent
on 10 the grand jury for selling goods by
sample without license.
Thomas Carter (colorei) was fined So for
assaulting and beating Rena Bailey.
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UNINTENTIONALLY OMITTED.-In the no.
tice Yesterday OF the musicale at the Rich
mond Female Institute the name Of Miss
Jeanette ID. Fleet was unin!entionaly
omitted from the list of those who deserved
special notice for the very excellent manner
in which they acquitted themselves. Miss
Fleet sang a beautiful soprano solo, and re-
ceiyed a very 1ltterng reception at the
hands OF the large audience present on the
occasion. Her sweet singing was indeed
highly appreciated. and the fair young lady
was The recipient OF some very exquisite
fowprS
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Election Of 0ficers.- AT stated meeting
of Chesterfield Lodge, No. lGl, held at Ches-
ter, the following officers were elected: I.
n. Cheatham, master; George Mason, senior
warden; 4. j. Cheatham. junior warden ;
A. S. Winfree. treasurer; L. j. Woodbridge,
secretary; T. J. Childress, senior deacon ;
n. B. Perdue, junior deacon; b. 7. Clay
ton. steward and tller.
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF sCHooLs.)
sos MARSHALL STEkBT, Z
RICHMOND. VA Jnnn IL. 1851.

A PUBLIC EXAMINATION WILL BE
"A HELD IN ALL THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
texcept the Richmond High and Colored Normal
schools on MONDAY, June 1S from 10 a. Nj. 10
2 L. VI. The parents aud friends of the pupils are
invited 10 attend
hil the public schools of this CITY (except the
Richmond High and Co'ored Normal schools will
be CLOSED on TUESDAY The l4th June, In the
school-ToomS of The several bui 5inss. Visitors are
not expected 10 De- present. there will be exer
clseS Dy the children.
The closing exercises Of The RICHMOND
COLORED NORMAL SCHOOL will take place at
The Second Baptist church (coloredl on TUESDAY,
June I4th, at 3 O'Clock L. NJ.
The closing exercises Of the RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL will take place az the Richmond Theatre
on WEDNESDAY, june 18Th, al o'clock =. VI.
1 he Rev. J. l.. VI. CURRY, ID. d., will deliver the
annual address.
limited Dumher OF tickets Of admission f. r both
schools has been issued. No admission tickets Of
previous years will be recognized.
j. II. PEAY, JR.
jel2.2t superintendent OF schools.
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CHANGE IN MAnS.-In consequence OF
change of schedule on the Norfolk and
Lynchburg railroad, on aud after June 18Th
mails will close at the post.oflice for Nor
folk. Va, and points on the Norfolk and
Lynchburg railroad at 1880 A. NJ. points
between Lynchburg and Petersburg, again
at 9P. M, Mail now leaving at $50 u. NJ.
for these points Will be discontinued on the
above date. On and after June 18th mail VIII
arrive on the Chesapeake and OHIO railway
at 9:lO =. NJ. instead OF i. NJ.
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An INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.-A call for
meeting OF citizens to consider the question
Of having mining and industrial eXpos-
ton here during the coming Centennial has
been numerousy signed by prominent citi-
zsns. The meeting will be held al Sanger
Halle tomorrow evening at $3.50 O'Clock.
This is an important move, and our citizens
should give it encouragement by their pre-
sence at the preliminary meeting.
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CAUTION.

The public having fer years been imposed upon
with tenement house cigars and Chinese sunkeIs,"
the Cigar-Make International linton take this
method or informing hem that they can get q
GOOD, CLEAN SMOKE BY using cigars contained
In boxes with The UNION LABEL on the outside.
These Cigars are made by hrst-cass workmen, and
are recommended for cleanliness ana without the
germs Of foul diseases contained la the tenemenI-
hsuse aud Chinese so called cigars.
The UNION LABEL Is SIX inches long. Of light
blue color aud has its face The seal OF the GIG AR
MAKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION aud the
signature OF A. sIRASSER, PresideDt {. VI.
I. IT,"
II you want a GOOD CLEAN CIGAR see that The
LABEL i ON THE BOX.
H. W. HAGEMEYEP,
Finareial Secretary Ulion No. 1873.
e. lo.Su2is
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A SENSIBLE ORDER BY MAJOR POE.-The
Chief OF Police issued an order last nlgnt'
which has been read at all The station.
houses, directing the police not to report
ice-caris, street.cars, carriages, &c., To-Day.
This order was rendered necessary by tne
report that the sunday law was 10
be enforced so as TO embrace the branches
Of necessary labor Indicated above
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RESIDENCE ROBBED.-On Friday night
thieves entered the residence OF Mr.. L. ID.
Gwathmey, on Grove road about mile and
a half from the city. They stole lot OF
wearing apparel OF various kinds. together
with some handsome buggy-robes. Strange
TO say, IL has not yet been discovered how
the robbers effected an entrance.
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at this particular season OF the year. Some
Of the roads 10 the county were quite muddy
Friday, but yesterday they were consIdera.
bly, drier and were in toIerably good order.
There will be regular meeting OF the
City CouHcil next Friday night at 8 O'Clock.
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
DICH MOND AND ALLEGHANf
IL RAILROAD.
GRAND EXCURSION AND PlC.NfC
AT
POINT OF FORK,
FIFTY-SIX MILES FROM RICHAC ~,
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1881.
ONE DOLLAR FOR THE ROUND TRfr

The CENTENARY SUNDAY SCHOOL wi.ihly
an excursion by the Richmond snd Allegheny road
and PICNIC at POINT of FORK. the residence of
the ate james Gait. situated IN the FORK Of the
James and Rvai rivers, hfty SIX miles troui
Richmond, on JUNE 23D.
This place Is OF the most atiricti~t In scenery
on the river, and Que OF the most suitable for pie
nics. belng imme1a'ely on The line OF the rsirrsd
with large brick house situated In The MIDST .; .
shady aud grassy lawn on bign hili with rev for
miles rlund.
The school gives Ibis as a free picnic to siI is
sch lars. aud In order 10 do 81 VIII sell ticSets az
DSE DOLLAR for the roun1 nip, ana invites -
friends ana the pubic IN general 10 20.
Train leaves from Eighth street at : \. r. sad
returns 10 The city st 4. NJ. glying seven herIs
on the grounds.
LUNCH aud o;ber REFRESHMENTS yll b.
supplied by "a city caterer ri usual rates.
TickcIs may be had at L. l.. u Walfcrd'S. BrOid
street: Randolph Epglish's Main street; Cf K. Il.
Hudgin, at Car'oxo. Assoc, Mpsby 4 Co.'S, or Of
any OF The Officers and teachers " The school.
te
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A SATURDAY-NIGHT ROw.-William jack
son and Ned Salie, TWO well.knewn colored
characters, got into a fight at Mash Quar-
ters Seventeenth and Grace streets) last
night, IN which Sillie came of second best,
receiving an ugly bite on one OF his cheeks,
and also having one OF bis fingers bitten.
The police OF the First precinct were on the
track OF Jackson last night.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF y,ngryrA.-The final

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA. nnal
examination OF the students OF the Medical
College OF Virginia was held last night, and
The following Is the list OF graduates !:
Francis NJ. Bennett. Richmond, Va. !;
Charles Barrett. Wytbevile; Charles BIan-
ton. Cumberland county Robert II. La.
tame. King aud Queen county; X. B. Cole.
man, Richmond; Edward Mccarthy, Jr.,
llchnond; James +. Tarter, Wytheville !;
William T. Oppenbimer, Richmond; Lewis
Wheat, Winchester; G. Cook Lane, Floyd
county; Romulus Armfeld, Hampton, S. c.
The following students passed satisfactory
examinations Henry Fl. Dodson, Of North
Carolina, on anatomy, chemistry, physiolo-
Ky, and materia medica; Walter Drew Nc
Cav, Richmond, on anatomy, chemistry,
physiology, and materia medica; Robert A.
Lancaster, OF Washington county. chems-
try, physiology, and materia medica; II. p.
Anderson. Hanover county, chemistry and
physiology; NJ. b. 4. johnson, Louisa
county, on nateria medica; l.. f. Gibbons,
Greene county, maieria medicl; and J. f.
sebrcll, Southampton county, on anatomy.
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STAGES WILL RUN SUNDAY MORNING. 18th In
slant. from near Mcrton's Flower Garden, Beach
and Main streets. TO and from the New Reservoir,
via Hollywood. Fare: cents 10 Hollywood. 10
cents TO New Reservoir. First stage will leave Main
and Beach streets at O'Clock p. VI.
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A CANTATA.-Theipupils OF Mrs. Clements
will render the beautiful cautata entitled
"The New Flower Queen" at Mozart Hall
next Friday evening. They will be assisted
on this occasion by forty trained voices, and
the occasion promises much enjoyment to
those who attend.
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MOONLIGHT ExCURsTON.-The l.. Y. F.
Social Club. OF Church Hill, will on next
Tuesday evening give a moonlight excur-
sion down the james on the steamer Tiger
Lily. There will be dancing and refresh
ments. and the steamer will leave the wharf
promptly at s O'Clock.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At regular
meeting Of Dove Lodge the following Off.
GERS were elected for the ensuing Masonic
term: E.P. Reeve, worshipfu master; :.
f. Tyler, senior warden; G. w. Macfar-
lane. Junior warden; Charles +. Wineo,
treasurer; B. T. August, secretary; Robert
w. Courtney, senior deacon; 10. Lane
Stern, Junior deacon Stewards Commit
tee. +. Il. Walthall and William Walker; !;
d. b. Collins, tiler. A. Arsell, Jr., ESQ
is the retiring master.
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A SHARP THIEF.-Last night a negro
named William Jones approached Mary
Lomax, vendor OF second hand clothIng!
in the First Market, and under pretence OF
making a purchase put on coat which tbe
woman had for sale. He Immediately ran
Of, but Officer Baker. who happened to be
close by, gave chase, and after a sharp run
succeeded in capturing the rascal. lie VIII
doubtless be warmed up sufficiently TO DE
able to dispense with a coat before he Is
through with this little adventure.
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PURE CATAwBA WINE at 81 so per gaoa.
PURE CALIFORNIA SHERRY at ~ per gallon.
PURE SPANISH SHERRY at $3.50 per gallon.
PURE GREsN and BLACK TEAo at low prices.
PURE CHAMPhGNEs. Ports, and French Brandy
At low prices. ". ID. BLAIR 4 20. 11O9 Maiu 81.
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THROUGH FREIGHT LINE NORTH VIA THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND P0TOMAC
RAILROAD.--It is stated on good authority
that arrangements for an all.rail freight
line, at even charges with the water lines,
between Richmond, Baltimore, New York,
and Boston ria the Richmond, Fredercks-
burg and Potomac railroad and the Penn
sylyania road have been consnmmated. The
details, we understand, will be published in
q feM dlYS.
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CHANGE IL TINE OVER THE DANvILLE
LINE.-On and after to-day the daily mail
train (No. 49, on the Richmond and Dan
VILE road Will leave Richmond for the South
nj 1907 z. VI. instead OF II NJ, as hereto
fore. and trains from the South will arrive
at 4:4l Z. NJ, 4:lS p. ~, 7:2S A. NJ, and
1918 p. NJ. The Lyncbburg passenger
train (No. AZ will leave Richmond at 3:l7
p. VI. instead OF 7:30 A. NJ, as heretofore,
and arrive at Burkeville at $50 L. NJ.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was pleasant
and generally clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, go /;
9 A. NJ, "a; noon, so; p. NJ, So; p.
NJ, 20; midnight, ".
Mean temperature, 74S.
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NEW FAST LINE TO AND FROM OLD POINT,
&C.-By an arrangement which goes into
effect TO dly passengers may leave Rich
mond for Old Point uio the Richmond and
Petersburg road at 1850 A. VI. and reach
Old Point at $50 L. NJ. Leaving Old Point
at A. NJ, passengers arrive in Richmond
at AS p. NJ. Mr. Pope also announces
speciaI-raie straight and round.trip tickets
to and from Old Point, Norfolk, Richmond,
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CHANGE OF TINE on THE CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RATLwAY.-On and after to-day the
day mail train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway will arrive here at 9:1O p. VI. ir-
stead OF 7. NJ, as heretofore. No change
Is made 10 the leaving time of the trains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-12

A FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
you can have IL by using MEADE & BAKERS de-
licious CARBOLIC MOUTH WASH. H. destroys the
offensive odor caused by diseased gums and de-
caycd teeth and speedily restores them to healthy
cOUdition. Price, Fifty cents a bottle.
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RICHMOND MINERAL WATER SPA.

RICHMOND MINERAL WATER SPA.
On draught:
SODA, KissRNGEN, VICHY,
SELLER, DEEP ROCK, SARATOGA,
CONGRESS, EXcELsIoR, and GEYsER,
BETHESDA. BUFFALO LIrDIA,
WOLFTRAP LITnIA, PONCE DE LEON,
OTTAWA BEER, BIRCH BEER,
GINGER ALE, &c. GEORGE SCHEN,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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"J4RE E'S PLACE"

30 AND SEE "THE DOCTOR" AT
VI
"JAKE'S PLACE.
Having taken charge Of The white sulpbnr Springs
bar. viii eaye for there abou, the l3in instant, and
viii BE- glad % see my friends there during the sum.
IGcr. Mr.. CHARLES PFLUGfELDER (the Doc.
tOr well known t) the public, will have charge OF
"JAKE'5 PLACE"
under the Theatre building lie VIII be aways ready
to serve my ps,rons with THE BEST during my ab.
from the city. Thankful for the liberal
age heretofore given me, bespeak a continuance.
Very resp cdully, J. III. BLUEMELtNCK.
j. ll-3tt
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SCHOOL EXERCfSES.

THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
l. OF RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE will
be held az Mozart Hall MONDAY, 18Th instant, at
S:l5 l.. NJ. Address by Dr. j. Il. HAWTHORNE.
Th- public are invited 10 be pres cot. je l2.1t
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer. fair weather,
variable winds, mostly southeasterly, sta.
tionary barometer.
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NJ. ELLYsoS = CO., advertising agents. insert ad
Se-,semens in all of the newspapers of the United
States al publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch cOuniing-room viii receive prompt attep.
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Masonic VIsT.-Grand-Maste Cole ana
District. Deputy Grand. Masters Drnkard
and Graves paid an official visit last night
TO the Masonic Lodge at Manchester.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at tn,
DISPATCH PRiSrING-IloUsR. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE& & BAKERS SAPoSINE DEyTI.
PRICE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scnrf Price, ffLY cents box.
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MAD CAROLINE RlCHINGs-BER-

wi NARD will be prepared 10 receive a limited
Dumbcr of vOung ladies AS RESIDENT PUPILS
for MUSICAL INSTRUCTION at her own house,
iD Richmond, Va, Tor the falI and winter Of
leSl-'S2, where they Will receive thorough vocal
and Instrumental training under her personal su-
pervision. and the comforts of pleasant home
ElocuiiOn. Italian. aud German taught If required
For term, etc.. apply AT west Grace street. Rich
mona Va. my 15-3m
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THOSE In want of good photographs visit the
LEE GALLERY. Low prices and satisfaction.
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LEE GALLERY photographs convey the very ex
nrasefon
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4 GRAND EXCURSION TO WEST
N POINT.
ANNAwON TRIBE. No. 30. LO.g RS.
WILL GIVE AN
EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
.IITNE 10rU

Fishing, Boating. Dancing. ani Glass Ril SteOf-
Ing. A GOLD BADGE Will be given 10 the )est
shot,
The committee guarantees a plea aut titre 70 1li
who will 90 with them.
Train leaves al s O'Clock sharp. Returning, lstgeS
West Pom at B O'Clock.
Ticket, 80 csuts Child en- under twelve years.
25 GEMS. Tickets 10 be had of the committee aud
Al the fTain. 70 l2.l5&l9
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CHOICE VIRGINIA HANS At 1870. per pound. al
CHRISTIAN n WHITES.
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NEW ORLEANS CIGARs-Large invoice at unu-
sually low prices. just received by CHRISTIAN &
WHILE.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-The Beard OF
Aldermen will meet tomorrow evening at
7 O'Clock.
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GUNNER BOARD AT ASHLAND NAV
0LD SWEET SPRINGS,
~ MONROE COUNTY, wEST VIRGINIA,

This DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT will
- - open io4 The accommodation or visitors JUNE
~, 1851. All the appointments are hrst-class.
EefatOp, k.O00 feet; capacity for GEO guests.
due water is powerfully tonic, diuretic IRtldly ca
thariie, and alternative. Mineral piuDge-Dat
Lal and fresh water steam .balhs. Extensive Avery
Excellent oand sf music, express, telegraph, and
b.ss-ofices In b<;ei.
E1srd per day. lz. so per week, &l5; permeEth,
btSa $40 20 $50, according 70 location.
Dg lf-lm Il. J.. GIYENs. Superintendent
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OFFICE VIRGINIA BUILDING AND SAVINGS Co..
40. 3l3 NORTH FtFTH STREET, :
RICHMOND, VA, June IL, 1851. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ THOSE STOCKHOLDERS whose shares are
six months or more ia arrears mat unless Paid hy
or on MKT WEDNESDAY, Iane 10Th, said STOCK
will be sold for delinquency
Stockholders In arrrars for less than six mouths
will please pay their dues 10 the company 81 the
same time aud place.
By order OF the Board Of Directors
Y. NJ. VOOLFOLK,
Je l2.2is Secretary Board OF Directors.