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BAPTIST HONE FOR AGED GEYTLEwO-
MEN-FOr some months quiet but effective
effort for most praisewOrthy object has
been going on in our city. Feeling the
need OF a comfortable home for persons who
from various causes have been reduced to
dependence, some active and benevolent
ladies OF several OF the Baptist churches
have formed plan for making adequate
provision for limited number Of The above
described class. UnOstentatiOuSly, hardly
letting their right hands know what their
left hands were doing, the ladies' held meet
ings, appointed committees, devised plans,
selected trustees, solicited and obtained
money, and now, as the result OF their SELL
denying abOrs, we have the qualification to
announce that a beautiful lot, with COM
modOus house, situate on Grove avenue
and Haryie street, has been bought and will
be opened in the autumn as Baptist Home
for Aged GentlewOmen.
The location is very eigible-the grounds
are ample; the building can readily be
adapted to the purposes Of the Home. The
whole affair. so admirably managed, reflects
credit on the ladies' who had it in charge.
The Home promises to be one OF the at
tractiVe benevolent institutions OF our
growing city.
The Home, secured mainly by the cOntri-
button OF Baptists, has had the generous
encouragement and aid Of some OF our
leading bankers and businessmen not con-
necied with the Baptist denomination.
The property having been purchased and
partially paid for, will be incorporated,
managers will be appointed, benedciaries
will be received, and our liberal citizens
will have an opportunity OF putting the
Home on such basis as to exempt it from
the contingency OF a failure.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear aud
oppressiyely warm up to O'Clock z. NJ,
followed by storm, which cooled the at
moSphere considerably.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 81 I;
9 A. NJ, 81 /; noon, 101; Z. NJ, 102; p.
NJ, 81; Il. NJ, S3 midnight, rs.
Mean temperature, 1857.
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HEgRIcO BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Ine Ine
Board of Supervisors OF Henrico county
met at The Courthouse yesterday ana laiu
the following county levy Tor the ensuing
year Capitation tax, Soc. 90 per cent. on
ire State tax-an tDcrease OF ~ per cent
over last year; county school purposes, 2c;
on the 800 worth OF properly u'St,1S' ioc
on the 800 worth OF property; BROOK
land. &C.: Fairfield, lQc.i YaTlpa, 2Vc'
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A FRAGRANT BREATH is always apIeasure, and
you can have 1t by using MEADE 4 BAKERS de-
lcious CARBOLIC HOUTH-WAsH. lt destroys the
offensive Odor caused by diseased gums aud de-
Cayrd teeth, and speedily restores them to a healthy
condition. Price. dfty cents 4 bottle.
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Personal c. II. Winston, OF
Richmond College, leaves tomorrow for a
brief trip to Cincinnati to attend the meet
ing OF the American Association for the
Advancement OF Science. He will have a
quick eye for anything new and important
in the scientific world, and will probably
favor the Dispatch with some notes Of the
doings Of the body TO which he goes as a
member.
Mr.. Peter Ainslie, Of George y. Ainslie
& Sons, who had three fingers OF his left
hand badly mulilated recently by being
caught in machinery, was out and at his
Office yesterday.
Mr. John Paine, formerly Of Richmond,
but now Of Baltimore, with his bride, If on
Witt TO his relatives in the city.
W. GOdGin has returned home, after
few weeks sojOurn in Orange county,
greatly refreshed in health.
Dr. John Mahony has returned to the
city.
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Personal.
DR. JOHN MAH0SY
HAS RETURNED TO THE CITY. AND
CAN BE SEEN AT HIS
OFFICE. au l4.St
ROOMS STATE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC
hXECUTtyE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, Augnat y. lhoI.
THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE CON-

THE HEADQU AhIEhS Or TIE 1ON. 1J,.
/ sERVATtVE DEMOCRATIC EAsCUIins
COMMITTEE are established ~ the Omea OF she
American Hotel, corner Of MAln ana TWIN"
win be glad 10 see any resident or visiting eoh'
seryatiye Democrat at these rooms, where NJ y,
formation about party meters vi" oe s's'" "
eeiyed
H''' " j. BELL BIGGER,
seerstsry state Conservative Democratic krsca
con.~rystiye Democratic p psrs please copy
"a 10
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MILITARY NOTICES.

OLD FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT \
~ special ueetiEK OF the OLD flk>I will a
hr hsld TOMORROW Monday 40 81 l.. W., at nl
The sanger Hall. A request rom the pressn II
regiment asking our Co Operation ana onerng uS
quarters at The Bsr arnOry will be sutml'iedi 80,
other Important bWiness. Every member sboud
MAJOR GEORGE NORTON.
First Yice.PceoideD'.
au l4-lts
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PROPOSE Ls.

RICHMOND, VA d, August 9, 1851
pkVPOsALS FOR Rl%MODELLI1S
PAIhaD FINISHING THE Fih'sT tCOL0kED
Brost st CHURCH, situated a tbt corner %
CAL efs1 sne cOieEe streets will be received al uie
4, ~, ~ lhe underslgDed Hntii SIP TT MBEh IsI
ses =, oek Y. n. Pans and specG, alions esh W oe
''Se, any or ali bids, H. - BLACK,
~ iO-eodta Architect.
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FOX EE2T,

EOR RENT. No. 2O4 SOUTH THIRD g.
i street: rooms. h.a
No. soc east Canal street; brick.
No. 1l3 n0rtn Fourth street: brick.
NJ. All north Eighth street Is rooms
So. Is east Marshall street; bricE.
No. 600 east Cary street; brick.
Nc 500 Beverly street; small framed.
No. 327 south Pine street; framed
No. 10 east Broad street; STORE and DWELL
ne.
NJ. Il north Governor street STORE.
No. 1913 east Fraukliu street: STORE.
ELEGANT LARGE RESIDENCE Oh Governor
stree.
NICBLITTLE COTTAGE In Ashland.
HI. STAPLES i CO.,
az l4-Su.W W&Su2t HOS Main street
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DEATH OF Mrs. JOSEPH r. ANDERSON
The wife Of General Joseph r. Anderson
a lady who has long held & prominent place
in Richmond society, and whose life has
been a very lovely one-ded at the White
Sulphur Springs Yesterday evening about
O'Clock. She had been sick for several
months, and twice visited New York for
medical treatment. When she went to the
Springs a few weeks ago it was thought she
had improved, but il was soon seen that her
malady bad renewed its violence, and for
nearly six or seven days prior to her death
there was no hope for her recovery.
The funeral will take place from St.
Psufs church tomorrow (Monday) at IL
n'rlnck A. VI.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

HJ- ON an sales Of Real Estate made between the
lst of January aud last OF June the taxes for TIE
present year have 70 be paid by the purchaser. ON
all les made between the lst Of July and last et
the wear the taxes have to De paid 10y the ,cller.
fIhis custom Was adopted about uftetu years aRo
bv all the real estate agents In Richmond, aud APP
Plies % Richmond and ylcinityl
JNO. r. LAUGHTON. .JR. TO-, 4 W.. iue stock 4
teas aud cOnces, excessive ftore- fixtures, nol
safe, showcase, Ris. .hXiuTes, sc.
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POLICE COURT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
George Smith (coloredb common thiei
and vagrant, was Jailed for three months IN
default OF surety.
George Clay (colored) was fined 81 for as
sault and battery.
Moses Cosby (colored), charged with
breaking into the store OF K. j, Jones IN
the nighttime and stealing sundry articles.
The case was continued till Monday.
w. ii. Bibb (colored), charged With un-
lsWful trespass. Discharged.
Griffin Swan (colored), assault and bat.
terry. This charge was not sustained, but
be was fined o. for being disorderly on the
streets.
Pat Hurley. charged with beating bis
wife, was placed under bonds 10 keep the
peace.
Daniel Cooley, drunk. Fined 81.
Tom Hobbs and John Walker (both co.
loredl, charged with yagranoy. Discharged.
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NJ. ELLYsOS & CO., advertising agents, insert adj
vertlsemeuts Ia all Of the newspapers of the United
states at publishers rates. orders left at the DIE
patch cogntins-room viii receive prompt atteu-
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BIT
the use " MEADE & BAKERS sAPoSISE DENTi-
FRICE, which will speedily remove ncipient tartar
aud seurf. Price, nfiy cents a box.
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HoToPP's CELEBRATED FlBsr-PRExIUh
CHARLoTrEsvILLE (LAREr AZ tl per gallon a.
CnRIsTIAN a WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CArAwBA5~elegaHt summer
xines-eheap, al CHRISTIAN & Wmrg's.
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"Old DOminion,"" Monirose,r " B-Seleci."" Al
leghany," aud other brands Of pure WHIsKEY, we'll
aged. W. ID. BLAIR 90.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, much cooler, partly
cloudy weather, local rains, westerly veer.
ing TO northerly winds, higher barometer
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rxCURsxo>s Am PIC.sICs.

VVHE SIDNEY BAPTIST SUNDAY
L SCHOOL will have their annual BASKET
FIC-NIC 10 MAGDEN'S ADVENTURE. on the
Rjchmond ana Aileghsny rsiirOad On TUESDAY,
August l6 1881. fne ears will leave The foot ot
second street A. o'clock A. n. Tickets can De had
al ttaiG. Aduls, round "trip, % cents chunIsh
untIer twelve wears. hAf price. al lS-z -
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| FALL or A sCAFFoLD AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
| BUlLDING-TwO PAINTERS AND A TIMER
STORM.
Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock an
accident occurred at the High school, on
Marshall between Eighth and Ninth streets,
by which three men were seriously and one
OF them perhaps fatally burt. AT the hour
named W. Lewis Scbncllenburg and John
Jordan, pai1teTs, IN the employ OF Mr.. Leo
pold Spies, and Augustus Bowman, timer,
employed by Mr.. Joseph Whiltaker, were
at work on the tbree-s,ory addition which
has been recently made to the High-School
building. The men were standing on the
sCafioldlng which runs around the building
| just underneath the corni9e- work, when Is
gave away, pfecipltatiDg them to the
ground, distance Of about forty feet.
! Exaggerated accounts OF the accident
quickly got abroad, and IN a shorttime the
building was surrounded by lirge and
excited crowd, anxious to see the victims,
and 10 learn the particulars Of the affair.
As soon as possible the city ambulance was
J sent for and physicians summoned. Drs.
! Ross, Brock, and W. II. Taylor were soon
on the ground, and did what they could TO
relieve the sutierlngS Of the injured men.
and Jordan was at once taken 10 his home,
corner Jackson and Price streets. The am.
bulance then returned and conveyed Bow
man to the almshOu>e hospital. Schnellen.
! burg 10 the mean while had been sent home
in a carriage.
As before stated, all three OF the men
were very badly hurt. Bowman's left an
ke was fractured and diSlocated. lie also
received a cut in the bead, and was badly
| bruised. Schneleuburg had his left shoul-
! der disloclted and received an ugly cut
near The left elbow. I he doctors stated that
| they feared he wss also internally injured.
Jordan was badly bruised about the body,
and the physician in charge Of the ambu-
lance stated that he thought bis breast
bone was broken, be having fallen on the
end OF projecting wall about eight feet
from the ground. II is thought that the
accident occurred because oi the weaken
ing Of the scaiolding from the effects Of
the storm.
Music Received from the publisher, c..
c. de NOrdendon, printed copies, in parts,
Of the Centennial Hymn, Hal COlumbia,
and the StarSpaDgled Banner, as they
are sung by the Yorktown Centennial Cho-
rus. Also, song and chorus entitled
The Fire Brigade inscribed TO the
/ Z. nautcchar Maunprphor
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atth
DISPATCH PRISTlSG-llOUsS. Good work, bow
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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ALL YOUR OWN FAULT N you remain sick OF out
of health, when you can get IIOP BITTERs.
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GAS WANTED. 1.-The smoking lamps which
render the Second Market so disagreeaole
ON Saturday nights should give place 10
gas. They would DO for hanakln town'
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Fresh Invoice OF KEY.wEsr CIGARS Just arr
rived. W. ID. BLAIR & co
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AUGUST
IL TO WASHINGTON. ID. G..
A GRAND EXCURSlOS.

Traiu will leave Elba, head Of Broad street, on
sUHDAY. AUGUST IA, 1851, AZ 1880 L. NJ and
arrive in washington AZ 5 A. ". Monday. Leave
Wasf ingtOn al 10 =. NJ. Monday aud arf'e "a
Richmond at A. N. Tuesday. Fare. round irip'
t2 from Fredericksburg, round trip, ", 5si,e
ieen hours I'm Washington. Arrangements FOR white
people Tickets can be had from the ucttCNs<Sh
al train aud the following mmiitce; N0rnsh "a
eobs william Lee. A'bsrt Moon, C0fnsias ho..n-
son aud DaODey Hett. s1 I-los Is
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,~~-- SEEDS.
TURNIP.sEED,
FDE.tI Nfn mn YapE

IOkNIP-sEED,
FRESH AND RELIABLE,
R,,, al 30 and 40c. per b.
AVIA BAGA AZ 40c per n warranted.
H0s. sALk'S Drugstore,
---S1eo0tAuz2 VeDabe street
IhLAf REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
,o,,W W TuRNI?-sEBD at sCOTT's drugstore,
Ble. fr@hkiB aud Seventeenth streets: RUTA'
seS ctoe.i WHITE FLAT DUTCH, 40e. AM
EH1.xsL .xLobk. 4oe.; WHITE NORFOLK. Ace. I:
!Op 80 ~ vt9bE, 4oc.; sEVEk.ToP t0c.; RED
''Vc jy2e.eodlQt
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" RoUGH ON RATS"

The thing desired fopnd At last. Ask druggists for
Rough on Rats. II clears out rats, mice, reaches,
hes, bed bugs. lbc. boxes.
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IMPORTANT FOREIGN MAIL NOTICE. Mails
for Brazil, the Argentine Republic, Para
guay, and Uruguay will be made up at the
Baltimore post-office for dispatch by the
steamer ROssend Castle, TO sail from Balti-
more for Rio de Janeiro on the 18th instant.
Mails for the above named places for dis
patch by the Rossend Castle should be de-
posted in the Richmond post office not later
than 4 O'Clock p. ". on the 10th Instant.
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VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Gifts OF Books and Mss. Interesting q
Memorials OF Richard Henry Lee-The
Camp-Table Used by Lord CORVALLIS In vir-
ginia Loaned the soeiety-Return TO Prince
william County By the Wyoming Historical
Society Of COur, Records Carried or During
the Late War by Federal Soldiers-The Sill
yer service OF Lord Dunmore, Last Royal
Governor OF yirginia-Large Accession OF
BLENDERS to the sOciety-Mr. CorcOran Ac-
&c pts the Yice-Presidency Of the Society.
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INJUNCfION GRANTED.-Judge S. Bassett
French, OF Manchester, upon the petition
Of Mr.. james e. Smith, yesterday granted
an Injunction against Messrs. NJ. w. john
son and others to restrain them from using
the pane Richmond Ice Company" In
any manner or way whatever In conducting
the ice business in this city until the fur
ther order OF the Chancery Court OF the
CITY OF Richmond.
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WOODS ROE-HERRINcs, picked by Thompson,
for sale by ID. BLAIR & co.
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MONTICELLO CLARET WINE
81 4 GALLON.

600 KITS No. l MESS and No. 2
COp SHORE MACKEREL,
400 barrels No. 3 MEDIUM MAChEREL,
2. barrels No. z SHORE MACK LREL,
= barrels NO. I MISS MACKEkEL,
lbh ssrrelg GROSS HERRINGS,
!ptrclses BRANDY PEACHES,
100 csses ROYAL BAKING Pow DER-aH
sizss;
100 c&-ss sPEARLINE-qusrter and hah-pound
.Backag gcs;
5U haH.sarreis CHOICE PICKLES-6OO, 500,
And 1000 TO package
oV laflglG PRIME CIDER NINEGAR-four
For safe by SLATER MYERS 4 90.
az ll-4t I4Z4 Main street.
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EEGINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE. The mem "a
vi bsrs Of JOPPA LODGE. No. 40. 4. "
NJ are n quested 10 attend a stated cOmmuri-' "
Gallon 0f iaeiT lodge. al St. Aibsns Vail. MONDAY
the 18Th Instant al ~ O'Clock =. VI Members Of
sister lodges fTateruaily Invited 10 be present.
BY order Of the W NJ .
sn14.J4 Secretary.
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r o. o. F The members Of ,asSls.s..
4, JEFFERSON LODGE. No Al. 5TTZS<
%. q. r., are requested 10 attend req fsrt'
ulsr Meeting OK the Lodge MONDAY '"Nhfn
FVENIhG, August 18Th. AZ 8 O'Clock Dlsua-
guissed msIsbers Of The order VIII be present la
The interest u the odd Fello IS Relief Ass0ca'
ton. Members u sister lodges are fratArnsl.y IN
Vitsd " attend. W. II. LONh
az IA ltS Secrt-Stl.
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\ EW SNOWFLAKE " FAMILY
q LOUR.-4lk5 barrels Snowflake, for sale 70
NY, ,at Iade OEiy. NORTH CAROLINA CUT HER
SttN1c-50Q iFFsls No. ! fuli.slLS Cat HeIri ngs.
NLW "ELtGANA r. FAMILY FLOUR Iz5
.iAe itade
su5 v S'TOKFG 4 90.
PURE OLD gREN { II BRANDY,
Z, rsMtET CATAWTA WINE, aud CHOICE
III RYE WHisKElk -..
-ysz3 GEORGE A. HUNDLEY.
HOICE GREEH AND BLACK TEAS
~ e low prices.
kES GEORGE a. HuNDLEY.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
/ STOCKHOLDERS or THE CALICO
MILLS MANUFACTuRING COMPANY win os
held Al the Ofice Of The company on MONDAY,
15.h instant, AZ ~ C'cl 'ck VI.
RICHMOND, Angus, 3, 1851. "
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MEMDGRsHP u nc sOCIETY:

Professor william TAYLOR Thom. HoIlns
Institute, Va; Colonel John p. Nicholson,
Philadelphia, Pa; Major Green Peyton,
University Of Virginia, Va; Colonel N.
Glennan, Norfolk, Va; Peter Wise, Esq,
Alexandril, Va; Major James II. DooIey,
Richmond, Va; }. J. Lancaster, Esq"
NV York city; Colonel William Allen,
president Of McDonoush institute, Ow'
ine's Mill post.ohice, Nd; Philip St.
George Cocks, Esq, Richmond, Va; e..
SoIyyns, Esq, New York city; and from
Nes,rs. George W. Warren, Charles T.,
Wortham, and Howard Swineford, Ricn.
mond, Va.
The following gentlemen were
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GROCERIES. LIaUORS, &c.

GAIT SAL IT! SALT!
600 sacks Of LIVERPOOL FACTORY
YILLED FINE and GReUND.ALUM SALT
In store and anoat per ships Fremtden, ireland,
Condor, and II. :. Hanson, from Liverpool,
consisting OF The following brands:
DEAKIN'S, MARSHALL'S,
wORTHINGTONS,
DEANS. BUCKLEY's,
HERBERT',, and FALK'S.
We offer the above in lots to suit purcha'ers, de.
Mverabie from NORFOLK, CITY POINT, and
RICHMOND DOCK.
au14-l5t DAYENPORT & M0RKIS
IN. GoDDIN, WV. TRIBBETT
GODDIN & TR1BBETT,
VI WHOLESALE DEALERS
FANCY GROCERIES,
manufacturers sad jObbers In
CONFECTIOSbRlk n.
FINE TEAS TOBACCO, and CIGARS spe-
nos. 10 snd II Thirteenth street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va
RICHMoSD, VA. February 25. 1881.
We have this day appointed Messrs. GODDIN &
IRlBBETT cur agents for the sale OF PATENT n
{. SOAP in The City Of Richmond. our nlends
will DO well 10 call them and secure their spring
h.ofk OF Uls celebrated securing ~oaps o,,.,..
EASTMAN BROTHER,
iel2-Su.W&F3m Philadelphia.
MONTICELLO CLAREC WINE
81 4 GALLON.
Ikis Wa the only American wine that tOOk the
l,ris medal IN 1878 and the first premium al every
Virginia State Fair whenever exhibited. This de-
siL-ole Wine Is only sold ip Richmond by
JOSEPH Nj. BLAIR, Grocer,
all3 826 Main street.
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A CANP-TABLE

which was left by Lord CORVALLIS at the
house OF Major Price, in GOOchand county,
where he had encamped on bis march
through Virginia, and was presented in
1910 by Mrs. Lucy NJ. Nichols, the daugh-
ter OF MsiOr Price, to her great-nephew,
Mr.. Montague. Mrs. Nichols witnessed
the daily use Of the table by Lord Cornwall
lis during the time Of his qulrterlns in her
fathers house.
There was also left at the same time a
silver cOhee-pOt with the arms OF Cornwall
lis engraved upon II; from the President OF
the Society, Hon. A. ii. III. Stuart, Offering
the following
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WEsTNoRBLASD, QUEEN BEE;
MARDI GRAS, elegant;
pure Havana 1llers-yery low at
CHRISTIAN 3 WHITES.
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WANTED. BY \ STUDENT OF THE
w UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, \ SITUATION As
TEACHER. Refers 20 ". Gordon Nc abe. Adj
5ress ". L. MACRAE.
sr1Q4fs Petersburg, Va.
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SIGN BLOWN DOWN AND NAN lNJUkhD'
During the storm the large wooden sign
OF A. Steiani, on Broad street between
Eighth and Ninth, was blown down and
struck \ colOred man 10y the name OF Reu-
ben Johnson, telling him to the sidewalk.
Johnson was carried into the cigar-store OF
C.. c. SahmOne in an insensible condition.
He there received proper treatment, and
when he was somewhat revived he was con-
yeyed TO his home. Fortunately for john
son. the fall Of the sign was broken by pro
jectng sgn-irOns, or his injuries would
have been more serious.
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WIDESPREAD INTEREST

manifested in the welfare OF the Society,
and gratefully appreciates the kind further
ance Of the press throughout the state ana
country so constantly accorded It.
Adjourned to meet at IL O'Clock NJ on
Saturday next, August 10th.
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CCHOOL TEACHER " NANIED.-Ban-
- mister District school Board desires the services
II ~. ] MALE TEACHER as pr'ncipsi Of "A
graded public school Gt Halifax Courthouse. Va.
Applicants will forward their Testimonials &C., 10
mo undersigned core the I'm instant
G.. 4. {. PHILLIPS. Clerk, &c,
su1l-ht Halifax Courthouse, Va.
WANTED, 1900 B USH els RUST
w PROOF OATS, well cleaned and sound. Ad.
dress W. VI. LEWIS & co,
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