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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
Crrrn .rlA EuRRY WnMAN

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much It may have become inn
paired by nature or otherwise, 1t makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT aud LIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
1t IS not only ELEGANTLY PERFuMRD, but 1t Is
In every way most perfect wash and srLENDI
LOTION.
It's APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and Is harmless as water.
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FEED CONTRACT AWARDED. -rhe Com.
n,ittee on Fire Department met Yesterday
afternoon and awarded the contret for fur
nishing feed and proyender foi the Fire
Detartment for the ensuing thhe months
TO Messrs. r. T. Alvey & Co., as follows ::
HAY. Sl7 per ton shelled oats, Acents per
busbel; sheaf oats, &I.1o per hundred
weight; corn, 66 cents per bushel broWp-
stuff, $3.50 per ton; shtpstuf. $500 peg
ton; straw, so cents per bundree 'eight.
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DRowKED WHILE BATHING, WI lillian
Quarles. coIored boy ten years Did, Iiy-
ing on Tent5 street between Byndand Ca
mai, was drowned about - o'clock yester-
day afternoon while bathing In tb river
near the foot Of Seventeenth street The
body was recovered, and after beingiewed
By the Coroner turned over to hisilends.
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the Lynchburg Champions, and a fine game
may be expected. Both clubs are hand
somely uniformed. The Ball Park Is fitted
up nicely, with special seats for ladies.
The game will commence at o'clock.
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PICNIC CIGARS, sc.

PICNIC CIGARS, sc.
STEVENS,
to close the following small lots Of
FRAMED PANELS,
makes the following tremendous reductions from
the former price:
at$l rs, former price 80;
6atS1.25, former price 81;
Is at 95c, former price $3.50;
Cat s5c., former price 1925;
6 at 95c,, former price $3.50;
lat 60c., former price 1925;
IL at 60c., former price 81;
"a at 67c, former price 81;
at 33c., former price soc.
Don't wait till they are all gone and then say we
never had them. STEVENS,
500 Broad street.
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How's THAT? There's not bottle OF HUB
PUNCH in the eellar.n flows that?"
why our sinner party yesterday finished the
last bottle"
"Then, my dear, DONE forget TO rem ind me 10 Or
der fresh supply tomorrow"
Equally dne with hot wafer, soda.water, lemon
ade, fine ice. Every 6rst-class grocer, wne-mer-
chant, and druggist sells it.
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POLICE COURr.-Tbe following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Ii. C. Palmer (colored), drunk. Not APP
pearing when the case was called, an at
tachment w9s issued.
Zach. Rogers, disorderly on the streets.
The case was continued till to-day.
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RUNAWAY ACCmgNT.-Y Yesterday after
noon Il little before O'Clock horse at
tached to the buggy OF Messrs. Sutton ~
Co. became frightened on Bank street near
Eleventh, and running down Twelfth, and
thence down to Main, came in contact with
the phaeton OF Mr.. Harry Curtis, which
bad been left standing on the street, over
turning it, which caused the horse attached
to lose his footing and fall. The horse OF
Messrs. Sutton q Co. continued on, and
when about halfway across Main street the
buggy was upset, carrying the animal over
with il. Considerable excitement was ere
ated by the accident, and In few moments
a crowd of several hundred persons had
congregated. AS soon as possible the two
horses were eXtricated from their uncom-
Portable position, and it was found that
neither had sustained any Injury beyond q
few cuts about the legs. Both vehicles
were somewhat damaged, but nothing like
as much as one would have supposed under
the circumstances.
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CONVICT REcEIYED.-Young Hambleton,
the "three. .card-monte man, who was re-
Gently convicted in Alexandria and sem
fenced 10 five years. Imprisonment In the
penitentiary, was received at that institu-
tion yesterday evening.
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MEErIEo OF the CRY CouNcIL.--N

MEETING op THE CITY COUNCIL. Mnday
being a national holiday the V1lmon
Council will not meet on that daysh was
expected, but will meet on ThursdD eye-
ming ct 8 o'clock. A ioInt session = The
two brances will be held on the sauleeye.
ming 10 elect 0 police commIssioper.
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RAINFALL IN JUNE.-As wementioned on
yesterday, the amount OF Fsaial is mea-
sured each day at noon; hece 1t happens
that when there is any afterfht hour on the
last day OF the month II DOGS not get into
our monthly table. When THE is only a
slight shower we have genehIly passed 1t
by and counted it in the mex month. On
Thursday, however, it came own ia such
quantities that we have Determined, in order
TO make our tables correct. to.hpublish that
of Yesterday, with the Both aded.
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ONE OF THE GREATEST LUxURIEs
is pure and fragrant Toiet-Powder. To our LADY
readers we recommend j. & f. ATKINsoN's Rose
White Rose, and Violet Powder.
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" BETHESDA WATER"

just received. large supply Of this FAMOUS
WATER direct from the springs Waukesha, Wis,
and for sale on drar ght by the gallon and by The
barrel. GEORGE SCHGN,
General AgeRt.
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HOToPP's CELEBRATED FIRsr-PRRMIUM
CHARLOTTESVILLE CJARET at 81 per gallon at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
DRY AEI SWEET CATAwBAs-elegaat summer
wines-cheap, ~ CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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1T WILL NOT MEND . broken limb or stop
bullet-hole, but TAHRANT's SELTzER APKRIEEr
win relieve Headache, aid Digestion, Regulate the
Bowels and II Is to-day the anest OF all csshArtcs
and stomachies. Sold BY all druggists.
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CHICK CIGARS, Sc.

YELLOW, DYsPEPTIc, NERVOUS INvALIDs
grow strong, ruddy, and healthy by the use OF the
LIEBTe ConPANY's COCA BERF-ToNIc. Beware
Ir.nliafiona
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COHEN BROTHERS.


We desire to state that we have made extraordina-
ry deductions In the prices Of our goods on account
Of an over. accumulation caused by recent heavy
purchases. We have concluded rather TO sell goods
cheap at present than to wait and take chances when
the season Is entirely over.
W cIo cfo nromuflu - -
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BRIEF ITEMs-PERsONAL. "A number OF
the llvery-men and carriage-owners have
established a uniform rate in hiring out
hacks and carriages.
State-Treasurer Leapheart, OF South Car.
olina, elected on the Hampton ticket in
1875. was in the city yesterday.
Ex.Siate-Senator Gayle, Of Norfolk, was
in Richmond Yesterday.
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ETS. MANU-
IHER
AT THE
[LSSST6THosE

| RAL S0cIETY,(
ne %, 1881. :
re will be assem-
iebratiOn. in Oc-
stors from every
q countries than
a tune OF peace
e great bulk OF
moBd, and con-
OF the eontinu-
| as 90 snOrd The
s ereditsbie and
MkSTfC Pro
ENTS. MINE
;LEs. &C. Ac..
ciety at 4 meet
nvited TO erect
the purpose 81
oiBRs 70 10 the
erecting them,
MS.
ted nnmoer of
his resolution.
ld Architectural
responsibility OF
iil be gwen 70
iieatiOn 20 this
desired, can be
coinpauied by a
,0st ~ the Fro.
Of the lp9nded
Ia 0uui 1pLf
\, HkHEY,
NelStsfs
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VIRGINIA CLARET on draught' Of uncommoniy
fine quality, at 81 per gallon; imported Clarst on
draught at 81 rs per gallon; California Port Wine
for medicinal use, at 81 per gallon. We eau recon-
mend these wines as rather better than most VIZ
ginia wines. W. o' BLAIR w.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, sc.
TERRIBLE Loss OF LIFR.

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs, reaches
lose their lives by collision with "RoHgh Rats
Sold by druggists. 15c.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
DIOCESAN SCHOOL OF vIRGINIA)
STAUNroN, VA

MRS. STUART will be aided by fun corps Of
superior teachers and the advantages in all DEPART
ments are unsurpassed.
The aim OF the priD pal is TO make teaching and
training thorough, and thHs promote the best condl-
tion OF mind and heart.
The buildings are commOdlOus and the grounds
large and attractive.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER 18TH.
TERMS REASONABLE, and all extravaganza OPP
posed.
Catalogues seat upon application TO the Principal
Ify 2.eOd2mI
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BUSINESS CHANGEs.-The partnership OF
J. r. Michel & Co. has been dissolved, Mr..
j. II. Kemple retiring from the firm. Mr..
J. II. Michel continues the business.
The partnership Of George 5. Vashon q
Son Is dissolved by mutual consent. The
senior member, George S. Vashon, Will con-
tnuc the business.
Mr.. Charles Davenport has become men,
ber OF the firm Of Cringan, Watkins q Co.
The partnership OF James d Osborne has
been dissolved by mutual consent. new
partnership has been formed by n. Il.
James and Joseph +. Vaughan under the
firm-name Of James & Vaughan.
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DELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

ID BEDFORD COUNTY, VA,
on Norfolk and Western railroad fifteen miles west
of Lynchburg. Young men and boys prepared for
University or for business BEAUTIFUL and healthy
location Able cops Of teachers thorough instruc-
tion. Liberal provision for the accommodation and
comfort Of Students. For catalogues containing in
formation address w. X. ABBOT, Principal,
iy 2. eod2m Bellevue POs'-Ofice, Va.
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REGATTA.
DEMEMRER RlCnMOND REG ATTA

EMEMBER RICHMOND REG Alta!
III RAILROAD RATES REDUCtDi
U.Id u,Ger me aus1ices Of the VirRiuia ass0cis-
ton OF Amat, ur Osrsmen. JULY 8. 1881. Ovef tue
JameS-River course. Al races one aHd one b1i
miles stTaIgnt awaN. ENCnr Ions 10y al OF Tue Fi-
roads entering he city AT greatly n ducei rniei
Tickets UnCu'luk entrance 10 tie Grand -IsHd'
TRANSPORTATION by Richmond street Tsl va, apd fe>-
stenvi. Fxnrpss 10 and from ins groGndsJ OnlS 81
cenis-O he had at &. r. JOHNSTON ne sew p; =
dealer md at the h. a. qualteIs Uf tuc Gefita t0nT
mtttte, Eleventh str et between Nain anf III
Eefres sbutnts 10 De mad n city price, IA g ssei
GIsnG Opsu AR GeyesEsnfS VII D. issn'd ou tae
each sadee rts. giving the prdyr OK races aheS -
,re,Us entey1rv coIors 10 n worn, &C, sc.
RegatIs Conn ittee: r. q JHAW tCgaiFmsEi.
THOMAS N. CARTER. WILLIAM II. LIE,
MANLY B. CTRRY. n. n. SSll ri.
ReDr eutsiiVes OF ibe press Who rive Ia the eiff
will please report ~ Ie 'dquarters a. gaia Connie
lee ~ Las
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IJI.ATOR.
.EGULAT0R

nt are a hitter or
e Back, Sides, or
umaIism Sour
wells alternately
Memory, with a
10 do something
Debility; Low
or the skin and
d for Consump-
toms attend the
The Liver, the
ly the seat OF the
me great suffer-
nsue.
AXE SIMMONS
IEDICINE.
: Prepared SIM
Hess In our en-
jtamp and sigma
lBe.
HIN & CO.,
liladelpbia, , Pa.
ie 4.eOdtAu20
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NEW ORLEANS CIGARS
WEsTh0RRLAND, QUEEN BEE;
MARDI GRAS, elegant;
pure Havana fllefs-very low at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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ON DRAusHr
A. AEToNI's, Main street.

"YoUR SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR has been
In use in my family for some time, and am per
suaded II is valuable addition to the medical SCI
ience. Governor JOHN GILL SHORTER,
"of Alabama"
at has proved good and efficacious medicine.
&C. A. NU1 TING"
Buy only the genuine, In white wrapper With red
z, prepared only by j. II. ZEILIE & Co.
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AUCTION SALES TRHs DAY.

ET- On all sales Of Real Estate made between the
lst of January and last OF June the taxes for the
present year have TO be paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the 1st of July and last OF
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and APP
plies to Richmond and vicinity.l
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. W., horses. three
mules, a 6ne blOOded mare, buggies, phae,ons,
wagons, &C.
ROBERT B. LYME, 6 p. NJ, brick house No. 3l6
west Duva street.
VAsHON & SON, @ p. NJ, brick tenement No. s0a
west Clay street.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, =. VI four building
lots on Lesser, Denny, and Third streets, Rock
etts.
w. GDDDlN, 12 NJ, commissioners and trustees
sale Of small farm, with dwelling, &C.. on the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, near Hungary station.
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DUSBAR's WONDERFUL DISCOVER

PINAFoRE REHEARSAL, SATURDAY NIGHT
MOZART HALL. See advertisement.
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FUNiE.
# MEAT.


XTRACT OF
.APEST MEAT
SOUPS, MADE
: OF MEAT. An
C IN all cases Of
Is a success and a
feel GRATEFUL
- " British Medi-
ID the fac S(MiIe
blue ink across
or MEAT. To
GERS, and Chem
states wholesale
Lane, London,
ap 30-Sa52t
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BASEBALL.

MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 4TH,
Nl the CVAMPION KICHMDNDs DhT the
CHAMPIONS OF LYNCHBuRG.. Game com
y Ieet. Admission, Z5c. ; boys. l5c jI S'Zt
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy AID pleasant.
THERMoaETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 10 (;
Q A. NJ, q; noon. SO; P. 81, SO; p.
NJ, 50; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature, 70.
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SEMINARY,
IL RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, PRINCIPAL;
MRS. r. q. PEl TON and
MRS. j. X. GARNETT,
ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS,

The continued growth OF .his SCHOOL FOR
YOVNG LADIES having rendered IL necessary 70
secure increased accommodations, the building
No. EAST GRACE STREET has been leased
for a term Of years. This building was DESIGNED
and for a number of years has been used for
school purposes. II will be thor ughy repaired spd
made com ple,e In al its appointments. The accom-
modatiOns for boarders are the best. Two young a
dies TO "a room, and single rooms provided when de-
sired.
A comfortable apartment and all necessary aIten'
tiOn provld for he sick.
Tne school will REOPEN MONDAY, September
10, 1881.
For Information as 20 prices, 6cs Apply TOT GAIA
g. 90 5IwSfeedts JOHN H. POWELL.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INpIcaJToSs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
dle A,laetic States, higher barometer, sta
tionary or higher temperature, westerly
winds, aad lair weather.
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EXCURSIONS AsD P.lcsrCs.
GRAND PICNIC By THE
N IRISH NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE.
FUR THE BENEFIT OF SUI fERfNG IRELAND,
AT BLEANEk'S PARK, JULY Arm.

The Park has superb shade grand dancing psvil-
Ion. ladies' dressing rooms. aud Offers every facility
70 insure comfort and pleasure 10 those Who eaEnot
leave the ctty on thai day. The Park can be reached
by strest-cars, west Broad street.
A full STRING BAND has been engaged for the
day.
Professor w. II. CRESTON twho challenges the
world IN the tum OF sl ,000D will eve Exhibitions OF
fancy and long-ranee rife shooting. Visitors can
participate In trial OF marksmanship.
The League guarantees perfect order on the
grounds.
Refreshmen at city prices.
Tickets: Gentlemen, 50c.; ladies', 25e. children
free.
r. Lecky, W. II. Ward, J. L. Capston. Ed Cum
minis. j. V. keddy. Y. j. Reilly. r. Rafter. r. Me-
Eeyy, William Rankin, E. T.. Murphy, p. Mccoy
ern. 10 1Q-st
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Frank ID.
Hill d Co, real estate agents, have recently
made the following sales at auction Three
frame houses in Ashland for Sl,100; ore
frame house in Ash.ard, 5000 frame dwell
ing Twenty-ninth and X streets, S2,09j;
frame dwelling 1903 Jay street, $500; lot
90 BY 1872 feet adjoining, Sl20; frame dwell
ing No. 312 Twenty.ninth street, S1,530;
five lots, 80 by l4O feet, Centre street, Full
ton. Sl4S.50; frame house No. 2l7 east
Baker street. $3.50; frame house on st. Pc.
ter near Baker street, S2l5; 49l acres Of
land on williamsburg, - r"s@ s,root S15o, iot
30 by 100 feet, Oregon Hill, S247 so; lot,
so bv 220 feet. Clay near BOwe street. $3.50
lot, 70 by $50 feet, franklin and Monroe
streets, $5. 400; lot, 7s by 200 feet, Grove
avenue and Clarke street, Sl,404.
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WILL BIZ CLOSED.

RICHMOND AND PRTERgBURG RAILR0Ao,l
RIOIMOgD, VA. July 2 1881 q 4
CPECIAL NOTICE. TO SHlpPERs.-
y The FREIGHT DEPOTS 0f III, eompsn7ks
RichmOnd gil De ciofed on MONDAY, Jtiys'
1881 No freight will be received On mat ~
ana only PEBIsHABLE FREIGHT VIII be- dehFSt'
''T% iV29t 81 - " r. n. BgANsFoRD, Agkci.
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FATAL ACCDENT.-Yesterday morning
about 9 O'Clock a little baby, only eight
months old, child Of Mr.. j. j. Eek, who re-
rides at 514 west Leigh street, met his death
in most singular and distressing manner.
II seems that Mrs. Eek went out 20 the back
yard, leaving tue child lying asleep on the
bed, and when she returned found 1t hang
Ing by its neck between the bed and the wall
in an almost liieless condition. A physl-
elan was Immediately summoned, but before
he arrived the child bad expired. It's sup.
posed that the child rolled over between
the wall and bed in its sleep. The Coro-
ner viewed the remains, but after hearing
the facts deemed an inquest unnecessary.
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RICHMOND AGENT OF THE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANY RAILROAD.-Mr. A. l.. Wilkin'
son, late transfer agent for the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad at the end OF the
track, has arrived in the city, and will to-
day take charge OF the Richmond agency,
succeeding Mr.. Miles Cary, who is to be-
come associated with the express depart
ment OF the road. Mr. Wilkinson came to
Virginia last summer from the Iron Noun
tain railroad. and since that time has been
in charge OF thetransfer freight department
at the end of the track. He is now well
known and exceedingly popular, and thor
ougbly understands the important duties
which will devolve upon him. Our mer-
chants will no doubt find in him thorough
and polite agent.
Mr.. Miles Cary, who has so successfully
discharged the duties OF agent here since
the road has been in operation, will take
charge OF department In connection with
the compaDy's express line, and bis many
friends will find him, as usual, accommo-
dating, polite, and businesS-like.
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GRAND FOURTH.OF JULY EXCUR.
" SION To WASHINGTON.

THE GOVERNORS GUARD. FIRST VIRGINIA
REGIMENT,
will give EXCURSION over the Ricbmosd.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad to WASH
| INGfON on the FOURTH of july, leaving Eiba
STALLION at q A. NJ. aud ashingo on at 10 L. NJ, -n-
sbng EXCURsIoNIsTs TO WITNESS THE GRAND
MILITARY PARADE.
An ampe number Of cars for a big crowd ie-
| cured. Special coaches for cslored people.
Tickets for round trip. S2-can he mad at LAM
bert's. cOrupr Of Main and Ninth FOrstmsnn's and
Cunningham drug torres, and OF Captain Para'er.
te L.. u& Wt29tbl&tdId
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INSURANCE AGENTS

INSURANCE AGENTS
THOMAS L. ALFRiEND,
FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENT.
The undersigned, representing the following hrst-
class complnies-
COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON,
PHOENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON,
QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LIVERPOOL.
LION FiREINsURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON,
NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS AGENCY
WASHINGTON FIRE AND MARINE.IssU-
RANCE COMPANY OF BOSTON
BOSTON MARINE. COMPANY
OF BOSTON,
WASHINGTON LIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
and having seposI,ed over 100000 Ia Uni&c
states bonds with the Treasurer OF virginia for Sc
curiy or psliey-ho ders, begs leave 20 inform MA
friends and The public generally that he will, on 'h'
lsT OF July, move Into bis new once,
No. ll17 MAIN STREET, NEXT TO CORNER
OF TWELFTH.
The subscriber respectfully solicils eonuraane'
OF the very liberal patronage hitherto bestowed apoi
him, and tenders his long experience ia the insn
rabce-busIness and the confidence OF bis nieads ~
the peere Of his adeliIy 10 the e,ereSts OF bis pa
irons. TRoMAs l. ALfRiESD,
jy l-iw
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BETHESDA WATER.

Receiving TO day direct from RICHARD DUNBAR,
general manager Bethesda Springs, Waukesha,
Wisconsin,
FIVE BARRELS BETHESDA WATER.
For sale per gallon ard on draught at
ANTONI's,
FOR SODA AND MINERAL
WATERS.
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UNDEarARERs-

-l-'.--,-----. -.---<
TOSEPH w. LAUBB, c,>a
J gURNJsHl Ne nERTAkEb,
ooRSER FtRsT AND BROAD sfkbBfs
RICHMOND. Va -
WOOD AND MktAiLls. btntx1i'saoEe'
KOBEs. tkARsE. HACKS.
and all ghinEs rquisite AT LOWEST hHa
Tsisgrsyhlc and e~ap'ry orders sollelifo. VIZ
r j. DiNkOkD Il sUTHkh
3D. LAND,
FuRNIsIitNG CNpkhtAkEho
No 1904 esst fianknu sttts,. .s,..s
A full stacs " the FINEST NkfALim enb
wooD CAsies aud CAskkrs. and afiNVb'"
Telegraph oroers promptly aneyee '.
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DICHINGS- BERNARD
IL CONSERVATORY 81. Sf'~'"'
..-..-,...,r' 'HfC Hines -BghNARD AND
PIERRE BERN ID,
RICHMOND, VA.

II,vinO leased the large mansion 10Os east Clay
street we are now prepared 10 receive mlled num-
her OF younr ladies' as RESIDENT PUPlLs Tor
VOCAL and instrumental INSIhOH ! ioN' M
bev win receive thorough training under TIA per-
sonal supervision of Madame Beraard. ltaliao'
French, German, ElocuIiOn. and All branches OF e1O'
cation taught II required. For tfrms apnly 70
CAROLINE RfCHING BERNARD,
L. Oe dSw lB wes' Grace street.
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HANPDEY SIDNEY COLLEGE, VA.

ELECTION OF a PROFESSOR
ON The 3D. OF AUGUST, 1881, at > o'clock r
NJ a meeting of the trustees Of ths College VIII De
held az the lecturc.r0om OF Or. tose's chufcn, IL
Richmond, Va, for the Dorp~ss OF flecIiug Ih'-
FESSOR OF BIBLE STUDIES AND tNHLieh'
NV nost off ce adCresS is A" FaTmUilt, va tof-
resnondents viii address zoe at mat place.
i' id o. 0tsw4w IT, Stokes, Secretary.
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GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET

GRAND EXCURSION AND Basket
~ PICNIC TO
B0LING's ISLAND AND PRMBERrON,
on Richmond ana Allerbany Railroad. forty SIX
miles from Richmond. by
LAUREL-STREET METHODIST CHURCH AND
SUNDAY SCHOOL,
ON
MONDAY, JULY 4.1sSl.
This excursion sfOrds splendid opportunity 10
spend The in of july in The country, at one Of the
lOveliest couniry-seats OF the James-nver Valley.
and an opportunity Of viewing the many points OF
interest and BEAUTIFUL scenery along Ihe route.
Among The attractions will be glass ball shooting
for gold badge, open 10 amateurs eniranc 26c..
no charge for 3alls baseball match for Drize-b
and bat: pig. race. tub.race. and sack race. For
other and special inGucf ments and attractions see
our poster Train leaves foot OF second streetat TX
A. b., returns 10 Richmond al 8PM
Fare for round trip Gentlemeu, ~ ladies. ISe.:
years fr.e.
Refreshments furnished at city prices.
~ l926,Jy2d3
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