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Mt AT SYCLE BROTHERS

You can buy better bargains At this season of the
year than any other. Our stock has been purchased
at much below regular value and we will close out
a great many articles at much less than cost. Our
store was crowded all last week, and we viii con-
tinue to close out until September lsr. our stock
is the largest in the city, and prices are always
the lowest. We offer
The balance Of our PACIFIC LAWN at 10c.. our
Sc. LAWNS at &C., also 4 few more Of those
LAWNS al 4c.;
l case ECRU-LACE BUNTING at 6sc.
80 pieces BLACK,AND WHITE LINEN LAWN,
suitable for mourning. AZ lee, has been selling
at 25c.:
The balance Of our FIGURED LINEN LAWNS
u Dc closed out at 12Ac.;
Several hundred dozen TOWELS and NAPKINS,
very cheap
\ large stock of PLAIN and FANCY PARASOLs
to tc sold at much less than cost;
Thousands of CORSETS at every price-amongst
them we have Madam Sirong's and DR.. War
ner's Health Corset. Also, full line of CHILL
DREN'S CORSETS, such as "Hcllen's Ba-
bies," &c.
1000 pieces Of SILKS SATlNS. and DROCADES
at prices 10 suit. They must be sold.
4 very large stock of DRESS GOODS still on
hand, amongst them some very choice at 10
and 12ec.
In our LINEN DEPARTMENT you will find a
full stock, ranging IN price from 20 10 Doc.
Also, another lot of those REMNANTS at 40 and
Soc, actual value 81 and sl.25.
\ few more pieces of LINEN slIEETING to be
closed out.
so pieces WHITE LINEN LAWN from 10 10
2jc. per yard
Large stock Of CASSIMEBES for mems and boys
wear. Our Linen for mems and boys wear we
VIII close out at and below cost.
Several cases Of BLEACIlED and BROWN COT
TONS much below their regular value.
We still show large stock Of PLAIN and FAN
CY MATTINGS, which We will now close at
prime cost.
Ladies, II will pay you 10 call on SYCLE BRO
TIERS before purchasing elsewhere.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street
Branch Store: 1929 Main street. ~ 3O-cod
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n
MENT-CALLED MEETING OF HANOVER PRES
BYTERY.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
AUGUST 80. 1882.
The commissioned officers OF the various
military companies Of this city, Norfolk,
Hampton, Suffolk, Williamsburg, Ports
mouth, and Farmville met to-day, pursu-
ant to announcement, for the purpose OF
electing the officers of a new regiment
which it is proposed to form in this section
Of Virginia. Brigadier-General Fitz Lee
presided. The ofiicers-eect are: Colonel,
Captain Hudgins, of the Old Dominion
Guard; Lieutenant-C Colonel, Captain Smith,
Of the Suffolk Grays; Major, Captain Cary,
OF the Petersburg Grays. The meeting
was well attended, twenty-one commits
'sipned officers being present.
"A meeting OF Hanover Presbytery has
been called for Thursday next. The meet
ing will take place in Richmond, and is
called at the request OF DR.. Witherspoon,
who is about to dissolve his relation with
the Presbytery. The Doctor has been pas
tor OF Tabb-Street church for several years
past, and leaves very soon to take charge of
a Louisville pastorate. ROBIN ADAIR.
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On reading what the Washington corrc-
spondcnt OF the Alexandria Gazette had to
say about MAHONE's invitation to the Vir-
GINA ofico-holders in Washington to come
and see him, a gentleman who knows
whereof lie speaks exclaimed "Well Is
it not better for Mahoneite officials to re-
port in Washington to the Boss and be
assessed . per cent. than in Richmond to
Captain ASA ROGERS and have their pa
triotism squeezed TO the tune Of 10 per
cent ?r
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The Political Future Dark TO the Hon.
George III. PendletOn, OF Ohio.
ICihcinnati Enquirer.l

at is good distance, yet, to the presi-
dental canvass, but the public is becoming
interested in the question what issues are
likely to become prominent"
at was profitable" said Mr.. Pendeton,
"to guess what the weather will be that
year. There would be more certainty in it.
l could go up street and find twenty men
who can prophesy what the politics OF the
future will be, and each one would be posi-
tive he was right. They would not guess
it-they would know il. And ten Of these
men would fatty contradict the other ten.
am no political prophet. know nothing
about It,"
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=. "Facts speak palmer than words"
Proof: "The Doctor told me TO take
blue bill, but / didn't, for L had airendy
been poisoned twice by mercury. inc
druggist told me TO try Kidney--Worf, ana
/ did. 1t was just the thing for my bill
business and constipation, and now am as
well as ever."--A. p. Sanford. Sold In
both dry and liquid form.
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EXCURSION.-AN EXCURSION TO
H WEST POINT
will be given by
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, No. 95i, AMERICAN
LEGION OF HONOR,
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER {, 1882

Good order will be strictly enforced. and good
time is promised TO all. We also call upon our
companions of sister councils to remember that
we arc I'm our infancy, and to render us all assist
ance IN their power u make this success.
Train viii leave Gork-Riyor railroad dcpOt at : J.
a. NJ and not at : Z. NJ, as stated on the posters
Fare for the round trip: Gentlemen. rs cents:
ladies' 90 cents; children between The ages OF five
and twelve years, 25 cents.
Refreshments at city prices.
Tickets can De procured Of any member of the
COuncil also from DR.. Farrars drug store fin Rock
etts, and DIR. Judson Cunningham's store, corner
OF Twenty-frst aud Main streets and at the depot
on the morning of the excursion.
au 27-Su, W.&Su3t
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FULKERSON'S FIGHT.
opposrD TO MALONE AND THE Goa
LIrION AND IN FAVOR OF MASSEY.

Malone NJ "the General Administrator OF
the Assets Of the Late Republican Pnrty"-
How the Rendjuster Party was Betrayed IN
Not Having the Debt Bill Submitted to the
People for Rntincation-The Losing Game
yiruinin Republicans are PiayinG-Wash-
iugton County for FuIkerson; an Active
Campaign TO be Made on His Part-Per'
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EVERY ARTICLE MUST BE SOLD.
OUR LOW PRICES WILL DO 1T.

OUR LOW PRICES WILL DO 1T.
LOTS OF sEAsoNABLE GOODS UPONwHICH
MONEY CAN DE SAVED BY
BUYING NOW.
yOu WILL WANT MANY ARTICLES THAT
CAN BE PURCHASED NOW AT A
GREAT SAVE OVER WHAT you
WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR
THEM IN A FEW
WEEKS.
so DON'T MISS THE GREAT CHANCE NO"
OFFERED AT
LEVY BROTHERS'
CLOsING-OUT SALE TO PURCHASE AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
BLANKETS,
FLANNELs,
COMFORTABLEs,
DRESS GOODS,
SHEETINGS, SIIIRTINGS,
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, HASSOCKS,
RIBBONS, BUTTONS,
GIMPS, PRINCES,
HOSE, GLOVES, BASKETS,
TRUNKS, sATCHELs,
CASsIMERES,
TWEEDS,
TRICOTS,
GOsSAMER GARMENTS for men, women, and
children;
JEWELRY,
SHIRTS, COLLARS, LACES,
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS,
SOAPS, TOILET-WATER, HANDKERCHIEF
EXTRACTS, and thousands of other articles,
upon all Of which from 10 to 30 per cent. can
be saved by making your purchases Of
au3O LEVY BROTHERS.
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Another "TRAITOR to MALONE.
Each day adds TO the number, and fur
nishes more subjects for abuse OF Coalition
organs. Nj. FULEERsON will now draw
some Of the fire from Mr.. MASSEY. But
didn't he scorch MALONE at Abingdon on
MnndaV2
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EOURQUREAN, PRICE.TE MPLENCO
429 EAST BROAD STREET;
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY II o..
1908 EAST MAIN STRTEE

After June 1st always begin to cio.o out -to, 3.
Thi, season, owing to The cold and un-,s-ni-lf =.
weather. many goods viii b" forced.
ON our bargain-countcrs VIII now De- found
NORSTED AND SILk NOVELTIES. 49,. Sc IA
GOODS. BROCADED, ONBRE. and OKlENINL
kANClt~. ia many eases az iD-. than Illf cost.
Those IN want ~ rich bat ines clothing g. r
springs or seaside wear viii do well 90 call.
, We are determined to make our houses uo' only
the resort OF the fashionable public. l.t o. tt..r
all who want honest goods az lowcsi prices f. I.4-
tronlze u; We do not adyertse hctt. fnrcs
discriminating public alike forbtlo d..
WHITE LlNEN LAWNS. 20 % GOc.:
WHITE LAWNS, Toto zoe;
PERSIAN LAWN. ILLS. PRINCESS IAWN~
CHECKED AID PLAIN NAIN~Ooh~. 30 our
usual popular prices
We carry The largtst, most complete. aul ct.ar..t
me OF WHITE GOODS 10 Zee found b. iiI-
", W. have a, WtlITE quilt a, 75c. TO ;Il;
Our. stock Of FIGURED LINEN and COTTON
lawns Is unusually complete.
BLACK GoODS.-Of This. our speciality pur stock
Is unusually varied Among our attractions
ALL-WoOL Nuns WILLING. 3oc
ALL-WOOL 81 Nuns YELLING. SOC;
or finer grade of same fabric, ~. have 4 ina.nii-
cent stock, ranging IN cost from f5c. : 90:
For Poe we have BEST BUNTING ever seen In
sHOODAH. CAslINERE. AItKE GkfNA,
DINE, ranging I'm cost from 4uc. O. $3.50.
TINS, SATIN DE MFRViILLEfiX. DE
RHADAMES. SURAH SILKS ana sATlSs.
hanging in cost FROM Use. 90 $3.50.
SPECIAL NALCES.-LoOk AZ our SILK So
RAli at ~ .25, usually sold az sl.jO;
BLACK siLk al SIPS aud el.5O-ho.t values
ever exhibited I'm this market:
LINEN LAP-ROBEs' II 10 sj-splondiG assort-
ment:
COhSETS, 5cc. 20 s2.5O-bc,t standard Frcnch
and American manufacture.
oRDERS.-Nc solicit order, from per-nfts AZ A
distance. rs our terms 10 such are As favorable IS II
present Ia person. ONE PRICE 70 ALL.
tARDOZO. AISOP. MO~BY 4 60.
FOURQUREAN. PRICE, < co.
lie i-cOif
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Liebig Company's Coca-Beef Tonic rap.
idly restores lost vitality, whether from in
discretion or excess. Quickly stops ex-
losses. Also cures dyspepsia,
biliousness, malaria, morning sickness,
sick headaches.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICS, &c.
EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS, &c.
--~>~->- ->0--- 100000
~ RAND EXCU RSION
~ OF THE
RICHMOND BRANCH IRISH NATIONAL
LAND-LEAGIE.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER :, 1852,
FROM RICHMOND
To
OLD POINT OR NORFOLK AND RETURN
OF THE
STEAMER "ARIEI.''

Tickets good for one week. Price, s1.50; chill
drcn from five TO twelve. half price; under five,
free.
The committee will exercise their best endeav-
Ors 10 secure 10 every person accompanying a safe
and enjoyable trip. Arrangements viii be made
for those wishing to proceed To Ocean View to con-
meet with train upon arrival 1t Norfolk.
For further information and tickets apply to the
follOwing-named gentlemen of the committee
j. J.. Capston; president; Il. McGOyern first vice
president. S04 Brook avcnuc: +. J. Kelley, second
yicC-presidcnt- second and Broad street f. McGo-
ycrn, treasurer: W. a. o. Coles, 1919 Cary street
\. ". Rosene, 20 south Thirteenth street; limo
thy Kersc, 22O5 Main street: j. Kelley. Twentieth
and Main streets; f.. p. Murphy, r nenty-frst and
Min streets; James Ferrltcr, seventh and Cary
streets; j. Murphy, Eighth and Broad streets:
T. Cummings, Tenth and Broad streets: William
Rankin, 429 west Cary street. DR.. Leckey, Laurel
and Cary. streets j. V. Rcddy, Eleventh and Main
streets VI. Hogan. 1910 Lester street
Tickets can be had also at the following places ::
Captain {. +. J0hnston's bookstore: Philip
O'Nells, 532 Louisiana avenue.
No tickets sold at the wharf or on the boat on
the morning of the excurslon. II. KEENAN,,
au 30-W,f&Su3t Secretary
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Democracy will probably profit BY the oc-
casiop. This freezing-otIt process Is going
to give the entire Republican party the
rheumatism II II is not stopped.
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CHAMBER OF CONMERCE,)
RICHMOND, VA, August %, 1882.
4 LII MERCHANTS, MANUFACTU-
IA RERS, AND OTHERS DESTROYS Of partlci-
pating I'm n TRADES PARADE during the Ag-
ricultural Fair next october, are invited to meet
in the rooms of the Chamber Of Commerce on
WEDNESDAY. seth instant. at =. VI.
II. F.. BLANkENSIlIP, President.
F. H. FISHER. II crctary. au 29-2t
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Appointments Of Captain @. ID. Wise.
George u. Wise will speak at Louisa
Courthouse the second Monday In Septem-
Der (court-day), and at Hanover Court
house on the third Wednesday in Scptem-
her (co,lrt-day)
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Another mysterious boom In Confederate
bonds has commenced in Charleston, S. c.,
on report that the Amsterdam capitalists
desire TO invest.
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sPECIAL NOrICEs.
M GOODS FOR THE FALL SEASON.


sPECIAL N0TICEs.
M GOODS FOR THE FALL SEASON.
NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY THEM CHEAP.
JULIUS MEYER & SON
ARE OFFERING
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
FLANNELs! FLANNELSl
SUPERB ALL-wOOL WHITE FLANNEL. or
ira width, at Csc;
ALL-woOL FILLED DoMETT FLANNEL ~
1esc. worth 25c.;
YARD-wIDE ALL-wOOL FLANNEL at87tr.
worth soc
RED-TwILLED FLANNELs.
ALL-wOOL from csc. 10 7jc.-apeclal bargain
BLUE-AND-GRAY-TwILLED FLANNELs at
special prices;
CANTON FLANNELs from g c. 20 25c.
BLANKETS: BLANKETS:
WHITE and COLORED at cutting prices;
Two cases EXTRA FINE GRAY BLANKETS at
sl.25 pair worth $3.50.
NEW FALL PRINTS
OVER TWO HUNDRED STYLES
THE HANDSOMEsT EVER SHOWN,
Look at the CRETONNE FOULEs. perfect imi-
tation Of soc. French Satlns; price only So,
at JULIUS MEYER & SONS
6O1 and 6O3 Broad strcL
Closing out CARPETS at reduced prices ln Or
der 10 make room for new fall stock. liarghus
can be had. "h lc-''Ni
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PROPOSALS.

PkOPSSAES.
OFFICE BOARD OF DRECTORSl
VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY,
RICHMOND. VA, August %, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIYED TILL
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ,, 1881,
for the following
BILL OF LUMBER,
u be delivered at the penitentiary:
1856 pieces 3x7 at one end and 3x5 at the other
end, % feet long:
100 pieces 3N7 at one end and 3x5 at tie other,
. feet long;
2 pieces SXS, 33 feet long:
pieces SKIS, % feet long;
80 pieces GX7, IL feet long;
% pieces 6XS 80 feet long;
s pieces 6X7, % feet long;
= pieces 6X7, % feet long;
10 pieces 6x7. "a feet long;
Is pieces 6N7, 10 feet long:
~ pieces 24Xl2, 26 feet long;
AZ pieces 3Xl2. 20 feet long:
10 pieces 2.Xl2. IA feet long;
10 pieces 2Nl2, IA feet long;
pieces SKIS, | ) feet long;
ll,4S0 feet SHEET ROOFING.
$500 feet MATCHED FLOORING L. thick, 3
1900 feet CEILING. 3 thick, 3 wide clear.
All To be well seasoned.
BY order of the Board.
WRAY T. Knight,
au Z5-eodlt President Board Of Directors.
CITY ENGINEER's OFFrcE.)
RICHMOND, VA. August 20, 1882.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received NJ this Office until
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1882,
Al q O'Clock Z. NJ,
for the
EARTuWORk Of SHOCKOE-CREEK M
PROVEMENT
IN bc rnadn from, Itr...l 70 Er,rtii,, 49,.
with some notifications upon the line of the pre-
sent stream.
Specifications can lie seen upon application to
this Office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right 10
reject any or all proposals offered.
W. +. CUTSHAW,
an 20-td City Engineer.
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MEETINGS.

COMMANDERY OF ST. ANDREW, NO. ID, Il. T,l
RICHMOND, August 90. \. ID. lSe2. J
CIR KNIGHTS: Assemble in ~
- front Of St Adams Hall on THURS ~
DAY AFTERNOON, 3lst Instant, at 4 ~
O'Clock promptly, In full dress Of y
knight Tomplar, mounted (withOut/
aprOns), TO act as escort 10 Richmond Lodge No.
10. in laying the cornerstone OF the Retreat FOR
the Sick, on Twelfth street.
BY order of the Eminent Commander.
JOHN J. WRIGHT. Capttin-Genersl.
Attest: ". Il. ISAACs. Recorder. au 3O-2t
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MARRIAGES.

Married, August goth, at the residence Of =. I
Undgins, by Rev. p. A. Peterson, WILLIAM Il
Gray and Miss MARIA Il. MANLY; Doth o.
Richmond city.
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MT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and Sixth streets).-Rev. Henry
MCDONALD, ID. D., will preach in thelecture-room
Of this church THIS EVENING at S:15 o'clock
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TUE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND

VHE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND q
Il LODGE. No. 10, 4. +. and \. W.. are re- wv
gucsted to attend called meeting Of their x *
lodge. at 81. Adams lliil. on llCRsDAl/ "
AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock to assist in laying the
cornerstone of the Retreat for the sick, on
Twelfth street between Broad and Marshall The
members of sister lodges are cordially invited to
unite with us.
By order Of the W. NJ
JAMES 4. RIDDICK,
al 30-ot Secretary
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DRY GOODS. &c.

= -
'NEw TORE
NEW GOODS.
Having just returned from she northern markets
with NEW AND FRESH STOCK, We cordially
invite all in wan, Of anything in cur line TO give
us a call.
HAMBURG EDGlNG AND INSERTING.
sAsI-EIBBONs.
LACEs, EDGINGs,
COLLARS, CUFFS.
RUBBER-COMBS AND JEWELEY;
HOSIERY for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Chlllpu.
AND AN IMMENSE sTO.KOF
NECkWEAR.
BESIDES GENERAL STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT POPULAR PRICES
Remember our NEW STAND.
E.J.LEvY & 60,
au 20 2l3 east Broad -tr,st.
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SPECIAL NOTlCEe.

NM A CLEAN SWEEP MUST BE
MADE.
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DANVILLE.

COPIOUs RAINS-ITEMS ABOUT THE CROP OF
FRUIT-EEv. W. S. PESICK-TEXT-BOOKS
AD0PTED-PERS0NAL.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
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PETERSBURG.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR A PROPOSED REGI-
MENT-CALLED MEETING OF HANOVER PRES
BYTERY.
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The other day little girl was wheeling a
baby carriage in which was child about
year old, along the lower side of Salem street.
Along that side of the street for some distance
is slope of ground down to the top OF the
Boston and Maine wall. This wall is about
twenty feet in height AS the little girl
wheeled the carriage near this Slope the car
rage slipped from her hands and rolled down
the slope toward the wall. Knowing afall
down that wall to the railroad track below was
instant death, the girl fell to the ground too
Mortified to utter cry. The baby carriage
rolled down to the very edge of the wall and
lust there the baby fell out onto the ground
and the carriage went over the wall and was
smashed into hundred fragments on the
rocks below. The child was picked up from
the ground uninjured.
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For sale by j. Fl. Gaubert, 2Ol Middle street,
Portland, Me. ]lylodI
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Emery Family Reunion.

TIL fourth reunion will take place at the
Merrimac House, Newburyport. Mass, on Wed
nesday, tho sixth day of September next. IL
is desirable that all who can do SO, should go
on the early morning trains.
There has been great difficulty at previous
reunions in making suitable preparations, es-
pecially for the dinner, owing to the neglect to
notify the Secretary. This year, all who in
tend to be present are earnestly requested to
notify DR.. S. E. Emery of Newburyport
Mass, not later than the first day of Septem-
Der, and also to state whether they wish din
ner provided for them.
When the family history is published, many
will be unrepresented in it because of neglect
to prepare and forward their family record,
and it is this neglect that is retarding the work
at the present time. If all who receive this no.
tice and who are not sure that their record is
in the hands of either the historian or secreta-
try, will forward the same to the secretary
Thomas J. Emery Congress St., Boston on
or before September 1, 1852, it will be great
assistance. Also, if they will aid in calling at
tention to this request of any who may not re-
ceiye this notice.
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The North Atlantic Squadron.

The three steamships Of the North Atlantic
squadron remain quietly in port at Province
town, nothing of interest being done except
the execution of few drills on shipboard dur
ing the morning hours. Religious services
were held on board at 1870 o'clock Sunday
morning, aud number of singers went on
board to assist in the services. The remaining
vessels Of the squadron, consisting OF steamers
Vandalia, Kearsarge and Alliance, which are
now repairing at different points, are expected
in few days. and upon their arrival a series
of competitive drills will be instituted, consist
ing of boat drills spar and sail drills and land
ing of companies of infantry on shore, where
they will perform military tactics. Target
practice will not be taken up, as it would be
difficult to obtain good range and they have
already had practice this season. The squad
ron will remain in port till August 1, when
they will sail for Portsmouth and Portland.
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Raunion OF vetarans at calais.

The Veteran Association composed of the
I'd Maine Cavalry, and the Nth, 2lst, 23d, 24th
and 28th Infantry Regiments will hold its an
nual reunion at Calais, August 10th and 18th,
1882.
The exercises will consist of camp fire
on Wednesday evening, business meeting and
parade on Thursday morning, banquet, poem,
address, &c.. in the afternoon, and promenade
concert in the evening.
The hospitality of Che city will be extended
to the members, and entertainment will be
furnished free to all who desire it, Arrange
ments have been made with railroads and
steamboats, for one fare for the round trip
Tickets from central points as follows: From
Boston and Portland by boat $500; from
Pennington by railroad, 49,; Brunswick, Bath
and Lewiston, So; Gardiner, Augusta and
Waterville $3.50; Bangor. $3.50. One fare
from any point to Portland and return on
Maine Central Railroad, to take boat at Port
land. The steamboat international line
leaves Boston Tuesday morning, Au
gust 18th, at 8 o'clock, and leaves
Portland at O'Clock p. m. same day
Members from Massachusetts and the Maine
Veteran Association of Massachusetts,, Will e
by this steamer accompanied by the M apie
wood Band. The reunion will be one OF th'
largest and most enjoyable ever held.
The Governor and staff, the Department
Commander of the G.. A r. and staff O
Maine, and many other distinguished men
will be present
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Personal.

F6ESOQhl
Hon. A. Robertson of Montreal is in the
city.
The many friends Of the veteran journalist,
Royal w. Lincoln, were glad to see him yester
day. He is looking remarkably we'll.
Ogden Goelet of New York and party, Mr.
Ward of the Chatham National Bank, New
York, and w. o. Perkins, Boston, are at the
Falmouth Hotel.
Preston Powers, the we'll known sculptor, OF
Florence, Italy, arrived in the city Monday
evening. He has taken rooms for himself and
family at Mrs Browns, 112 Free street.
DIR. G. e. Banks, formerly Of this city, has
been appointed Professor of Anatomy in the
Medical Department of Willamette University
in Portland, Oregon
Mrs. Charles Richardson, widow of Capt
Charles Richardson, died of Paralysis very sud
denly yesterday at her residence corner Pearl
and Cumberland streets. She was daughter
of the late Thomas Warren.
The friends of Prof. Stephen j. Young OF
Brunswick will present his name to the Re-
publican county convention in Portland on
Tuesday next as candidate for the nomina
ton for Senator from the eastern district o.
Cumberland county. The nomination is one
eminently fit to be made. Prof. Young will
honor any ticket upon which his name can be
nlaced