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Manchester News.

A large wrought-iron oi-tank belong
ing to the Standard Oil Company has been
brought to the city, and will be located
on the site near the kaolin-works.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court Is still In
session, but will probably adjourn in few
days. Much business has already been dis
posed OF.
Paul Robertson was before the Mayor
yesterday. charged with being drunk and
dsorderly. He was fined $3.50 and costs.
The city Is unusually quiet at this time.
A little son OF Mr.. John Goolsby, OF
Manchester, met with very painful accI-
dent yesterday. A window fell on one OF
hs feet. MASKING toe so badly that II Is
thought il will have to be amputated.
Richard Morris (colored) has been re-
leased from jail, his term OF imprisonment
having expired. lie was unable to pay the
fine assessed against him.
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A yfrCfniau's Success.

The San Francisco bulletin says that Mr..
Marsden Manson mas been appointed chief
engineer for the State Board OF Harbor
Commissioners Of the State OF California.
This is considered the best position of the
sort in the State, and commands salary OF
$4,000 per annum. Mr.. Manson is q ma
tive Of LYnchburg, Va. a graduate Of the
Virginia Military Institute, and was at one
time assistant professor at that school, and
has many friends in Richmond, who will
be glad 10 hear OF his success.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday:
Eddie Woodson (colored), assaulting Ida
Foster with rocks. Fined $3.50.
John Gaines, drunkenness. Five dollars
fine.
John C.awley tcolored), same offence.
Fined S2.
Edmonia Robinson, cruelty maltIeating
child. Fined IS.
X. L. Barnett, drunkenness. Fined $3.50.
Isbam Mallory and William Coleman were
fined S2 for fighting in the street.
George Blimberger was fined 800 for
fighting In the house OF Maria Irwin.
Richard Williams and Rosa Richardson
Doth colored), were fined s. each for cursing
and abusing each other.
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DEATH OF Mr.. J. a. NETHERLAND.-Mr.
John \. Netherland, for many years pur-
chasing agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, but since his resigna-
tion OF that position, two years ago, a re-
sident OF Louisa county, died sunday;
aged dfty-seven. His remains were brought
down from Trevillan's yesterday evening.
His funeral took place from Trinity church,
and the burial was at Hollywood cemetery.
The deceased in his thirty-two years con-
nection with the old Virginia Central rail-
road and its successor, the Chesapeake and
Ohio, enjoyed very extensive acquaint-
ance and was universally respected. He
was man OF fine character. excellent
business qualifications, and most genial dis
position.
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ErpAla EInMpra.

II you want fresh flowers for a fair
young bride; II you want floral offering
to speak sympathy to those who are be-
reayed; il YOU want nice bouquet Of flow
ers that will cheer the sick, or if you want
n pretty 6Outonniere, send at once to j. j.
Harvey, the florist. at No. east Broad
street. His stock Of flowers, cut and other.
wise, is complete. Call and see the pretty
collection Of rare plants.
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THE FOLLOWING NUMBERS WE'RE DRAWN AT
our drawing held yesterday: No. 937, first prize
122-piece dlnnor-set No. 2l0, second prize, L.
piece Moss Rose chamber-sct; No. 2S5, third
prize, 56-piece Moss Rose tea-set. Parties hold
Ing these numbers viii please presen, them at the
Boston BARGAIN HOUSE.
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Bnse-Bull.

The Siddons met with another defeat
yesterday. After telegraphing home for
a pitcher and catcher, which they fliled tc
get, they appeared with their same nine
The Richmonds put Nash in to pitch, with
Hankins as catcher. About the middle OF
the game Halkins was hurt. and had to
give way to Ferguson, who caught fairly
The Siddons will present their same team
to-day. which will be the last game they
will play in Richmond.
Below is the score Of yesterdays game
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JAMEs-RIvER GRANITE IN DEMAND.-The
citv of Louisville has appropriated 1,500,-
0O6 for the reconstruction OF her streets and
sewers. Fourteen streets are to be paved
with James-river granite. Mayor Jacobs
notice 10 contractors for furnishing this
oranite will be found in the advertising
columns. This is quite an item for the
Richmond quarries, and shows that The
people of Louisville are greatly pleased with
Mayor Jacobs experiment last summer in
paving their principal street with James
river granite blocks. ooo
Baltimore also desires 100000 granite
naYIng-bloeks.
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raHornI Mpn10rinf-DQ

on Federal MemOrial-day, the Both IN
slant. Phil. Kearny Post, No. 10, G.. a. r.,
Will 90 TO Fort Harrison, returning in time
H.3o p. NJ to be escorted by Company ID,
First Virginia volunteers. to the National
cemetery near this city. II. L. Lee Camp,
No. 1, Confederate Veterans, has been In
vited TO join in the line OF march from the
First-Regiment armory 10 the eastern termi-
nus Of Main street, from whence the ceme-
tery will be reached by private conyeyances.
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A UCTION:SALEs THIS DAY.

eF- On all sales Of Real Estate made between tht
80 OF January aud last Of June the taxes for The
lreSent year have 10 be paid by the purchaser. On
pll sales made between the lst Of July and last OF
ahe wear the taxes have ~ DC paid by the seller.
IThis custom was adopted about fifteen years age
bv all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
plies 20 l,ichmOndand yciniN.I
T. Il. COOK. groceries. at 72s west Broad street,
at 20 4. VI.
W.H.LYNE & CO. brewery property on Eighth
street North OF Leigh, winc- ana beer-Fauits'
machinery, &C.. At $3.50 L. VI.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 co. trustees sale OF
house No. 1915 north ST. James street, AT q
Il. n.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH, 1880 A. VI. ana I'5O
4. NJ, watches. jewelry &c.
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THE MUSICAL CoNvESTIoN.-To-day the
North Carolina and Virginia Musical Con-
yention will assemble in Petersburg. and as
n matter Of course an event OF this sort
will he sure TO attract great attention in
musicoI circles. In order to accommodate
sucb OF our citizens as may desire to be
nrosent ot the interesting exercises the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad will run
an eycnrsion train to Petersburg, which
viii leave this evening at G:15 O'Clock. uet
vonr Nh t;cl,ets and gct on board.
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LECTURE BY DE. IIAwrnoRNE.-To-
=, VenahIe-street Baptist church Rev. Dr. ].
3. b hawthorne will deliver lecture, taking
for his subject "Be True to Thyseli."
The nroceeds OF the lecture will be devoted
70 the building Association, and q full at
tendance is expected. The lecture begins
at 8:l5 u. NJ
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I ANGUOR AND LASSITUDE.

50 COMMON IN THE SPRING, INDICATE 4
TORPID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND a
sLUGGIsH CIRCULATION OF THE LIFE
GIVING FLUIDS. A TEAsPooNEUL OF
GLASS OF WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BREAKFAST WILL GENTLY RELIEVE AND
PTRiFY TiIE CiRCuLATioN. AND nIPART
NEW LIFE AND VIGOR TO EVERY FUNC-
TON OF TIE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS
HAVE IL. my 1854, a,Tu&Th2w
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RICHMOND, May y, 1888.


To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In your paper OF this morning you say
the accident at DR.. IIatcher's was caused
by the cheap. impure oil sold IN this city.
| have this day tested the OIL in a can at
Wills & Co.'S store from which the oil was
sold, and find it stands the full test re-
quired by the ordinance Of the city.
Very respectfully,
RICHARD Fox, Inspector.
1.-THE standard fixed by city ordinance is
1lOo. In nearly all the large cities OF the
country the standard is -RepOTter.l
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DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING is the best thing OF
theklnd ever sold. With It superb salad Of any
kind can be made without anv delay or trouble
II is also one of the best sauces for cold meats.
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THE PHILHARMONIC CLUB.-To-night at
Mozart Hall the celebrated Philharmonic
Club. OF New York, will appear. The pro-
gramne arranged for the occasion Is very
attractive, and the sale OF reserved seats at
e. p. Johnston's show conclusively that a
fnlI house will be present. Only few re-
served seats are left, and II early applica-
ton be made these can be secured this
morning.
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SCHGN's EFFERyEsCING LIME-ADE.
This delightful beverage Is now prepared IN bot
ties and sold by the dozen at
GEORGE SCUTN'S.
EleYenih and Main .treets.
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Here we are at Jackson's, 3O3 east Broad
street. He is almost daily adding to his
stock OF china, crockery, glassware, dc.
His motto is first-class goods at low
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"BROwN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs are excellent
for the relief Of Hoarscness or Sore-Throat. They
are exceedingly efiectiye."- Christian World,
London, Eng.
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done al
the DISPATCH pRINTING-lIoUsE. Good work.
low ces.anh satisfaction guaranteed.
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.AYTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
WOOL WANTED.
LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

CTRAYED, a SMALL BLACh- -
- AND-TAN PET Dog. blind in ont =S->--da
eve: answers % n q name Of " l. AIRY" liberal
reward viii be given on is return 10 l22 south
NV 2o-its PIERRE BERNARD.
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4 DAUGHTERS MISERY.

a DAUGHTERS MISERY.
-'' Eleven years our daughter suffered on n bed Of
misery
From n complication of kidney. liver, rheu-
matte trouble, and nervous debility,
Under the care Of the best physicians,
who gave her disease various names,
:" But no relief,
"And now she is restored to us in good health by
as simple remedy as Hop Bltters. that we had
stunned for years before using 1.-THE PA
RENTS.
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REMOVAL.
CuoCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

GOOD NEWS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
VI will allow discount OF 90 PER CENT. ON
ALL GOODS PURCHASED FROM THIS DATE.
The store Is 10 be remodelled, which neeess.tsles
my giving itup temporarily. Such an opportuEity
10 secure bargains Is seldom offered. fu,l Hue Of
CHINA, GLASS, TINWAkE. TABLE CUT
LERY, &c, which viii be sacrificed for xty days,
III. n. WALLACE.
ap 1l-2m 4O6 Broad street.
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CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS
4 L NJ A

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA.
OPENS JUNE lST. NO fOGS. Easy of access
from all points Of the compass. Having the
LARGEST SWIMMING FOOL or CARBONATED MIN
ERAL WATER ~ THE WORLD. Also. IRON
SPRINGS SECOND TO NONE. Half 10 three quar-
tiers OF an hours ride carriage or hOrSchackl: a
SPLENDID WHITE SULPHUR. GRANDMOUNTAIS
SCENERY. SUMNER CLIMATE UNSURPASSED. A
CHARMING SUMNER HOME. Five IRON FIRE
ESCAPES.
For medical and other testimony send for PAM
phlet-
Fine Band. good fishing and boating.
say where YOU saw this advertisement.
Water and pamphlets ~ PURC ELL.LADD & Co.
and l.. WAGNhR'S. Richmond. Va.
my l3-lm W. II. SALE. Proprietor.
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FATHER is GETTING WELL.

FATHER is GETTING WELL.
My daughters saw:
How much better father is since he used Hop
Bitters.n
"He Is getting well after his long suffering from
a disease declared incurabe,"
And we are so clad that he used your Bitters."
\ LADY of Utica. y. y.
my l7-Thfw ISa&Tulm
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 50 (;
Q a. NJ, 6s; noon, 7s; y. NJ, IS; p.
NJ, 10; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, III.
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MILLINERY.

GRAND SUMNER OPENING. sssSzt,
Mrs.. B. NORRIS having Ilst retnrn- sNs.rs
cd from New York. Will on THURSDAY MAY
3lst. exhibit Il her millinery paflOrs. 5ul bfn.,e
sdreel. the very latest styles Of BONNE1s AMI
HATS: also. another large lot OF beantliln o.
TRlCH lLUMES lower than ever offered N thi'
city. my 2O-ft
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WE ARE Sow PREPARED TO SELL
w az factory, or deliver 10 the consumers Of
made from thoroughly filtered ~JAAES-KiNEit
WATER" which for family and other uses can
NOT be fsrpsssec. -
from common express wagons until the company .
wsr0ns are completed
Your patronage Is fesDecuuilf sDlieited. ofders
by mail. teleiilcac. or otherwise viii receive
- n1pi attention.
jfice aud factory. corner Of Canal and Adams
streets.
Branch oface. 1901 siain street lbasemeni).
Telephone. iS6. ~.....
T'IiE TRANSPARENT icL CoHrAtls
RIcHNoSp, VA, May ], 1888. nay l-eooim
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Late Weather Report.

TSpecIaI IeIeVran % TIC DIspltch.I
WASHINGTON, ID. G., May 29-1 A. M
For the Middle Atlantic States, increasing
cloudiness, with rain, southerly veering to
westerly winds, stationary or lower tenn
rerature, falling followed by rising ba-
rometer.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer.
fair weather. southerly veering to westerly
winds, stationary or lower pressure.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
liz GORDONsNILLL, VA.

This house Is situated In a pleasant and desirable
portion sf the town, convenient 70 railroads ana
churches, and parties desiring a pleasant locatoh
my l0.2w WILLIAM NJ DUNN, proprietor.
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MILITARY NOTICES,

CtIlURCH-HILL MILITARY COM y
~ OPANY.-kssemnlc AZ your hall. Twenty Il
fifth street between Marshall and Clay. THIS N
Tuesday EVENING at O'Clock promptly. II
Business Of importance.
BY order Of Captain FARRAR.
T. W. HAY.
NH 0Q-ft< Orderly ~eryo4ut
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CORB,S ISLANn. IA. ME ONLY

~ SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA.
The finest and safest Surf-Balhiug; Ocean,
Channel. and Shark-fi~hing. and Snipe-ShOOting.
H0.cl Physician pr. i. A. FiTZHUGH.
TERMS: ~ per day. Sl2 per week; $40 per
month.
ton 20 Cherryst0nc every Monday. " e1nesday. and
Friday. The Baltimore ana Washington steamers
my l5-Sm j. r. SPADY.
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V'HE OFFICERS AND MEMBERss
J. of II. T.. LEE CAMP. No. |. COSFEDE-2
RATE VETERANS, are hereby notified 10 at-b'
tend a called meeting at the Blues ArmOry. on II
Seventh between Broad and Grace streets, TINS
(Tuesdayl EVENING, May 2gth, az ; O'Clock
sharp
By order CHARLES T.. WILLIAMS. Commando,
JOHN }. II. BROWER.
my oQ-1tt Adlufaut.
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C,O-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

have associated my son. CHARLES 7. MAJ
FORD. With me In the BOOK, sIATloSFhi
and FANCY GOODS BUSINESS, under the name
OF r. l.. ID. WALFORD x SON, from March 4.
1883 Returning thanks for the patronage herc-
tofore bestowed | ask a continuance ot y niLn
the new concern. 4. l.. ID. WALFORD.
Referring 10 the above. would return thanks n,r
tI,e many business courtcses shown me while en-
ployed with Nessrs. Bauginan Brothers, and hope
b,,xiness G. +. WALf0RD.
MAYO. 1883. my2 27-3t
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HOTEL COMFORT,
III OUkEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.

This elegant and newly-furnishef hotel IS now
orsn for the reception Of guests This hotel, hay-
ing been ftted up with the greatest attention 70
the modern requirements sf tie travelling puOlic'
supplies \ want lOug cxpei enced by those wishing
Hampton In quest Of comfort economy. ciylnty,
weil-prepzrcd food, cleanliness, and pOliteness.
siezls at all hours in restaurant. special terms
for families.
Large sampic-rOoms FOR commercials. whose pa
trOnaze Is especially asked for Commercial rates,
So per dsy Il. BARNARD, Proprietor,
MI Manager of EOn-Alr Hotel.
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KNIGHTS OF ID ANON THERE
IN will be a called meeting at Friendship Lodge,
No. rs west Broad street. on TUESDAY. Nav 20,
1883. All members of the order are respectfully
invited o. attend at o'clock L. NJ, as ba.ness %
importance will be transacted.
by order. J. y. BLlE, II. " II. &.
uny OIL
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BATHS, BILLIARDS. TELEGRAPH-. POST,
and ENPRFSS-oEF1CES.
GOOD LIVERY aud fINE RAND OF MUSIC.
Pamphlets can bc obtained az PURCELL. ADD
4 Co who keep y supply OF water constantly on
hand. c. A. COLHOUN.
nv 7-1m Proprietor.
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aalmoniI 1ispattIl,
TUESDAY. MAY % 1891

ks-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN FALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEws-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
----------
lEn'ered at the Post-ofiice at Richmond. Va, as
sccond-class matfer.l
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NILLBORO' SPRINGS,
1'l OPEN JUNE lsr,
CLOSE NOVEMBER 1sT.

SULPHUR, ALUM, AND CHALYBIATE
SPRINGS.
For circular and general Information. address
CARROLL GARNETT,
MiliborO' Springs PGst-Onice,
nv l3-lm Bath county Va.
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N EE TING n.
plCHMOND AND ALLEGuANY
lO RAILROAD COMPANY.

Pursuant 10 order OF The Board of Directors \
special meeting OF the sTOC CkHOLDEg- OF THE
RICHMOND AND ALLEsHANY RhILROAD
COMPANY VIII be- held At the odice OF The Comp1-
ny. in Richmond. Va, on SATURDAY. Jnne 30,
1883, at 12 81. r. n, LELAND.
my 20-td Secretary.
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DID SIZE DIE I?

"No!
"she fingered aud suffered along, pinng away
all the imefcr years."
The doctors doing her no good"
"And at last was cured by this Hop Btters the
papers say so much about"
INDEED Indeed.r
How thankful we should be for that medicine
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SUMNER RESORTS.
'tLLEGHANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

AS DYsPEPTIC WATER WITHOUT a
RIVAL.
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VOL. LXIII.
A DvERTIsING CHEATS.

II has become so common 10 write the begin
ming Of an article In an elegant, interesting man
ner,
" Then run II into some advertisement that we
avoid all such,
"And simply call attention TO the merits o Hop
Bitters In as plain. honest terms as possible
=" To induce people
"To give them one trial, which proves their
value that they will never use anything else"
"THE REMEDY SO favorably noticed In all the
papers,
"Reicious aud sccularls
Having large sale, and Is supplanting all
other medicines.
"There is no denying the virtues OF the Hop
plant, and the prsprietors Of Hop Bittcrs have
shown great shrewdness
And ability
"ln compounding medicine whose virtues are
so palpabe TO every ones observation"
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CuEsAPRAKE AND OHIO CANAL coMPsvY,l
ANNAPOLIS. May 26. 1888.
STOCKHOLDERS NE'
INV paid

~ THIS COMPANY Will hoid their mex, an
nual meeting In the Executive Chamber I'm this
city ON MONDAY, jane !. 1888, at VI.
LEWIS c. SMITH.
oQ-fd pte.ldant
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OPEN FROM JUNE TO NOVEMBER.

l.soo FEET ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE
SEA.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The Board OF Visitors will meet at The insutrie
IN annual session on 27Tr JUNE.
Applications for admission Cadets will 5c for-
warded 10 the Superintendent on or before tina
date. Vacancies for STATE CADETS will exist
In the following senatorial districts.
VIt-ALLEGHASY. BOTETOURT, BATH,
and ROCKBRIDGE.
X-SHENANDOAH and PAGE.
XiII-LOUISA. FREDERICKSBURG. &c.
XNIII-ALBENtRLE and GREENE.
XXif-BEDFORD.
NXlII-PATRICk. HENRY.
NXNI-FRANkLIN.
XXVII-DINWIDDlE .GRFENSVILLE. SC.
NNNI-NORFOLkC CITY, PRINCESS ANNE.
XXXif-tSLE OF WIGHT. NANsEMOND.
XXXy-RICHMOND CITY.
XXXYI-kING GEORGE, WESTM0EELAhD
sc.
For information address
FRANCIS Tf. SMITH.
fly l9-Sa.Tu& ThiJc27 Superintcndeut.
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GUNNER BOARD
C,I-MMER RnARn AZ MOUNTAIN.

GUNNER BOARD AT MOUNTAIN
- yIEW.-I will take SUMNER BOAEDERS al
my residence. sOuntain-Nlcw. Aibemarie county,
near scOttsyillc, after JUNE lsT. Rooms large
and airy; ward large. grassy. and shady; view 81
mountains extensive, and location admirable
being one mile from posi-oitee and oepot- ana Two
mile from telegraph n.Hce. References eX-
changed. MRS. =. VI. PERKINS. Hatton post
Office. Albemarie county. myHO lltT
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AyfISEMENTS.
MOZART HALL-TO-NIGHT.
GRAND CONCERT UNDER THE AUSPICES
or TIE
RICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
p r oG Z \ " VI +

PROG u NINE.
PART l.
l. sextette 0p. AZ. Une movement, Allegro,
Hoffmann.
Expressly composed for and dedicated to the
NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC CLuB.
>. Aria. "Lindi di thamouniX." luce "A queif
ANNA Dom frtit.
MISS ItLIE DE LUsSAN.
3. a. La EspefanL1, with Nl0loncelio Obligato.
iIalevy.
B. Polka. from Ballet Sylya............Uclibgs >,
NEW ORk PHILHARMONIC CLUB.
Mr.. RICHARD ARNOLD.
>. Italian Travelling Sketches. ..........hrg.
a. serenata Naples b. Shepherd song Rome
NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC CLUE.
6. Fllle Solo, ." columbus" American Rhapso-
Mr.. EUGENE WIENER.
PART II.
/. Variations from Quartctte ID minor Schubert.
THE D-aih and the Maiden.l
TWO NIOLiNr. VIOLA, ,NIoLONtELLo.
2. Aria, "A Bird I'm Hand .......... Nacclel
Miss ZELIA DE LUssAN.
3. q. Sercnata .s... MoszaoNoh!r'
b. .G1yottc.. AFoitls
NEW YORK PIIlLHAkMONIc CLUE
(. NiOlOncelo solo, caprice iiongroisc.. Dunkler.
MIR. CHARLES WERNER.
3. Turkish Mozart
NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC CLUB.
General admission. soc. reserved seats, I5c.;
20 be had at &. L. Johnsfon's. Members desiring
reserved seats would do well - secure TN m al G.
r. Johnston's. as no discrimination VIII be mule
in their favor al the aoor my 29-l,