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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-29

ne Sewing Machine Certifica tes.-The Will
cox Gibbs sewing machine, which is ''yirginia
institution bv virtue of invention and patent,
IS rapidly taking the place of all the double
thread machines, where its superiority over
them is known. The following certificates are
taken from hundreds of Others that have been
oheerfully given in this STE te O. @
BoYproS, Meckenburg County, Va
i send you my Wheeler & Wilson, which is in
perfect order and handsomely gotten uI, 10 ex-
change for q Wilcox 4 Gibbs machine l shall
trust to your Hberality to do the best You can
for me. want a good machine bnt do not care
Tor looks WM. Ii. JOKES, M, ID. I
a 'SfEvEssBURG, Culpeper County, Va.
Several of my neighbors have the Wilcox &
Gibbs machine, and it is much more suitable for
family sewing than the double thread, which L
have 1 would like to exchange
--- Il lE E Il Elifs B. X WILLIS
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POLICE COURT. Judy jackson, charged
with assaulting and striking Caroline Jones.
Fined So.
Emiline Jones, charged with abusing and
threatening to strike James Green with a
stik of wood. Fined 81. ..,szs-, \
Mahala johnson, charged with being drunk
and disorderly- on the street. Security re-
quired in the sum of 500 in default of
which she was committed to jail for thirty
days. yts s,.E.
Martha Hcnlett, and Winnie jackson,
charged with assaulting beating and strils-
ing Roxanna Anderson with brick on the
public street. Winnie jackson sent to jail
for thirty days. .e
Francis Gresham was invited to occupy
the first station house for "a hours for as
saulting, abusing, and using insulting lam
guage toward her wdsser half III. Gresham.
Leroy Dorsey, charged with unlawfully
threatening Mary Dorsey, and she having
good cause to fear bodily injury at the
hands of Leroy Dorsey, was required to
give security for three months in the sum
of three hundred dollaas.
Amount Of fines imposed in police court
for the month o. June, $3.50; amount col
lected $249. "a
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The degree Of Ii. d. has been con-
ferred upon Hon. j. Randolph Tucker, by
William and Mary college. s.
The Ladies of Clay street Methodist
church will hold feast in the lecture room
of their church all next week. 81
The July term of the Circuit Court,
Judge Wexford, will commence next Mon
day. s- ~,
The officers of Virginia Lodge, X. p,
will be installed by District Deputy L. L..
Bass next Monday night. o..
Hereafter manufacturers oftobacco will
be required to use a certain kind of stamp
canceller, to be furnished at government
expense.
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The PLANTER AND FARMER.--Th,
editor and publisher of this monthly ha.
furnished us with the July issue. w.
have frequently expressed our high apprc-
cation OF the services which this magazine
is rendering to the State at large, and aftel
inspecting the number before us we fine
abundant reason for the same expressions
now. The Planter and Farmer is a valuable
publication, and the farmers and fruit grow
ers, especially of Virginia, should nobly
second the efforts which John w. Rison,
ESQ.,, is making in their behalf. s-
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A SSIGNEE,S SALE OF yAIUABJ;F
IA REAL ESTATE IN GREENSYILLE
COUNTY, VIRGINIA

BY virtue of orders of the United States Dis
trlct Court Tor the Eastern District of Virginia
entered in the matter of Charles W. Spratley
p. W. Spratley and William w, Spratey, bank
rupts, will sell at public auction, in front OF
the court house door at Hickesford, GreensyilIe
county, Virginia, on
MONDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1872
at l2 o'clock M, that valuable Real Estate sur.
rendered by said bankrupts. rs=.f-..l.tl -
!, ,e3i ACRES on the Petersburg Railroad, three
miles south of Hickesford iHT
426 ACRES adjoining the same ,r. .
l6s ACRES near Pleasant Shade, eight miles
west of Hickesford.t ,s H5' - .1 =
ONE-HALF OF $50 ACRES called bottoms
tract, = four miles east of Hickesford ,
3S ACRES adjoining Hicltesford, Va, with good
buildings on the same.
ONE HOUSE AND LOT in the village OF
Hiekesford two-story dwelling house, kitchen
and office, all in good repair.
"a TERMS OF SALE-One- fourth cash; balance
on a credit of 6, IL and is months, bonds
with interest from day of SALE being required
for the deferred payments, with good security,
and the title TO be retained by the assignee I'M
til the whole purchase money is fully paid
June 26, 1872, JOHN r. CHAMBLlSS,
Je 29-law3w b}AAsi3e2 @ Assignee
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow. -
we note the following special appoint
ments !: -. -
German services, by Rev. John Blenner
at Elba Park, at IL A. M, at the sidt
chapel, First Baptist church, corner Of
twelfth and Broad streets, at G P. M
Sunday school at 2 P. M.
Sidney Methodist Church. DIR,
Leroy M. Lee at IL A. M. and ST p. NJ.
Manchester Baptist Church. .-Rev. J. b,
Jeter,'D. D., at Il A. NJ. pastor at night.
Meade Memorial Church. services
IN IN the morning.; at night, Rev. Dallas
Tucker will officiate.
Second Presbyterian Church (Dr. Hoge's).
Service at III A. nj. and until further
to 7 o'clock.
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GRANT AND. WILSON CoNeREssIoN-
AL DISTRICT CLUB.--At an adjourned
meeting of this club, held last night, O..
Newman was elected secretary, pro tem.,
and James Thrice treasurer. On motion,
the following executive committee was APP
pointed: w. II. Trent, chairman; Gilbert
Boyd, Spencer Scott, Oscar Newman, G..
L. James. The committee was authorized
to draw up rules and regulations for the
government of the club also to commune
cate with other clubs and ask their coope-
ration. A motion was made and unani-
mously adopted that the club endorse and
ratify the action of the Congressional con-
vention held on the eleventh of June.
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JoHNsoN's NEws.-Capt. c. F. john
son, news and music dealer, has large
variety of illustrated and literary period.
Gals, to which the attention of the public is
invited. He has Harper's Magazine and
all the other monthlies, as well as the Ba-
Ear, Weekly, Don Piatt's Capital, and all
the other weeklies. He can serve all tastes,
sexes, and eolors, without regard to pre-
vious condition of education. Call and see
him at No. 91S Main street.
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RIoHMoED AND DASvILLE RAILRoAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF GRE'L TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT,
f-s.aas RICHMOND, June Goth, 1872.
CPECiAL NOTiCE.-On and after Satur-
- day next until further notice, an ACCOM-
NOTATION TRAIN will run between Rich
mond and Burkeville,
Leaving Richmond every SATURDAY at $50
p. M,
Arriving at Burkeville at $50 p. NJ
RETURNING:
Leave BurSeville on MONDAY at 6:s5 A. NJ,
Arriving at Richmond at s;55 A. NJ
Ne THIS TRAIN WILL STOP AT ALL
WAY STATIONS.
JOHN r. MACMURDO,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
Il. M. r, TALcorT, Engineer and Supt.
je 26-tf
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/ tuSShicbnuiS w III. ". JOucS, tDeSJeTlleiu
+. u. Marques, Richmond ; r. 4. Patter
son, Henrico; George M. Smith, Rich
mond John w. Snyder, Richmond I
Q. Sykes, Norfolk; Samuel +. Taylor
Henry j. A. Woolf, .Fauquier. 10
PROMOTED IN ININTERMEDIATE CLASSES
School Of Latin-W. NJ. Burnley, CuI
pepper; &. w. Carter, Clarke; w. III
Christian, Jr., Richmond; Frank P. Muir
ray, Richmond; S. Il. Woody, Halifax.
School Of Greek-D. P. Miller, Lynch
burg.
..a.a PRoFICIENTs. fa.5a I
French: Wilton Thruston, King and
Queen; James M. Vest, Richmond.
German: George j. Holiday, Ports.
mouth. .,,rEf MA 'r'-.-,..s 7
Surveying: Thomas G. Anderson, Rus
sell; Samuel w. Budd, Dinwiddie, George
S. Thomas, Richmond. ff y
Commercial Course: E. b. Marques,
Richmond; L. d. Myerly, Staunton
George A. Schmelz, Hampton; George
M. Smith, Richmond.
GRADUATES,
School Of Latia-F. +. Bowen. Culpe-
per; ID. p. Miller, Lynchburg; j. Henry
Miller, Lynchburg; S. M. Provence, Rich
mond; Wilton Thruston, King and Queen;
JAS. M. Vest, Richmond. I 5t.lit i..la
School of Greek--Howard r. Bayne,
Richmond; f. F. Bowen, Culpeper; David
Higginbotham, Hcnrico George j. Hob
day, Portsmouth; s. NJ. Provence, Rich
mond; Porterfield Swami, Powhatan; j.
Marshall Vest, Richmond: j. Henry Mill
er, Lynchburg; George S. Thomas, Rich
mond; Wilton Thruston, King and Queen;
VIM. M. Turpin, Richmond.
School Of 1Ndtaematics-J. w. Gore,
Frederick. sa aE5t FIRE as5 FL :
School Of Modern Languages - Howard
r. Bayne, Richmond; Henry r. Miller,
Culpeper; George II. Swami, Powhatan.
School Of Mathematics +. F. Bowen,
Culpeper. .,os .- -lli@
School Of Natural Sciences-E. M. Bur-
acker, Page; William Ii. Christian, Jr.,
Richmond S. Russell Smith, Culpepper;
James M. Terry, Pittsylvania Thomas G.
Wood, Norfolk II. I. Lewis, King Will
liam. ssaiif 1A ~ E.
School of Moral Philosophy Howard
R. Bayne, Richmond David Higginbot-
ham, Henrico George j. Holiday, Ports
mouth j. L. Whitley, Suffolk, 4
School of English-B. L. Davies, Glou-
cester; j. II. Newbill, Middlesex Luther
r. Steele, Warren. .ai-a
bachelors of La,o-Henry Barnes,
Charlotte; Alexander Dudley, King and
Queen; S. Taylor Evans, Richmond; L.
z. Garnett, Saline county, Missouri; b. A.
Henderson, Louisa; c.. Maurice Smith,
Richmond Z. j. Thornhill, Appamattox
Samuel B. Witt, Prince Edward.
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BURGLARS Tools CAPTURED. On
Thursday the chief of police received infor-
nation that box of burglars tools had
been shipped by express to this city. They
were directed to r. P. Shaw, to be kept
until called for. A search warrant super
seded the order of the shipper, and the
tools supposed to be worth $500, are now
at the chiefs office. If the owners are in
the city, they are requested to call and
prove property. @ Tt -ag ..te
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CANAL EXCURSION TOMORROW -
The Dolly Warden company, we are in
formed, will have three boats in the canal
for service tomorrow, and the Peoples
Line will have two-five in all. Each boat
will carry one hundred and twenty-five ex-
cursionists. No doubt large numbers OF
our people will avail themselves of the
facilities thus offered to get into the cool
shades and breezes of the rural districts.
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MAD Doc KILLED. mad dog was
killed yesterday afternoon, on Twenty
sixth street, between Clay and Leigh. 1T
is stated that several dogs were bitten by
him before he was killed. ..z....,.f s.,
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( DIED,

. TONNY--This morning, June Goth, 1872 at
half. past O'clock, WILBERT TALMORE, son
OF Margaret and John w. Tommy aged eipbt
months and twenty days. f5r tu 7, .g''fg9. ri
The funeral will take place from the Third
street Methodist church TOMORROW (Sun-
day) AFTERNOON, ;at halfpast 8 O clock
Friends authorizations re invited to attend
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REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE
MEETINGs.-A meeting of the Repub-
lican State Executive Committee has been
called to assemble in this city on Friday,
the fifth day of July, and meeting of the
State Centarl Committee, on Wednesday,
the eleventh day of July. 80. =. -.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENcE. &C. j.
French, Esq, superintendet of postal rail-
way service, headquarters at Atlanta, Ca,
has been in the city for a day or two past.
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SOUTHERN Cross BROTHERHOOD =
The Southern Cross Brotherhood win cele-
brate the approaching Fourth of July by a
picnic at the Fair Grounds. Admission
fee fifty cents. The money thus raised will
be devoted to the removal to Hollywood,
of the remainder of the Confederate soldiers
now buried at Gettysburg. -i
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ALL agree that ladies should have Sew.
ing Machines, but is a machine complete for
all requirements without casters for moving
it? By no means! ..r I'D s,3-..,,t :
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BAIL FURNIsHED.-We learn that Mr..
Anable, Clerk of Henrico county court, has
furnished the requisit bail for his appear
ance at the next term of the county court,
to answer the charges preferred against
him.
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MARSHALL WARD. - The Marshall
ward Republicans will meet at the usual
place, on Tuesday night, for the purpose of
reorganizing the ward club. j
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DEATH OF HENRY j. SMITH.-Henry
J. Smith, sheriff of Henrico county, whose
severe illness we mentioned few days ago,
died at halfpast seven O'Clock last night,
at his residence, on the Mechanicsville road.
He was over sixty years Of age. His funer-
al will take place on Sunday morning at
ten O'Clock. u ~ sFgE aaE1Fse
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DIvIDEND.--The Planters National
Bank Of this city has declared a semi-an-
nual dividend of four per cent, payable on
and after July 5th.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

-+t RicuMoEp, June 7th, 1872.
ITO CONTRACTORS FOR EARTH WORK
i Bids will be received until IL o'clock JULY
1sT, for contracts for the earth work in the APP
proaches TO the James River Bridge. r.a..a.
Protiles and specifications for the work can be
seen by application at the office of the clerk of
the Town of Manchester
s.t JOHN G.. CLARKE,
Engineer in Charge James River Bridge.
ie 1Q-td
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LOCAL NIATrERS.
ABSENTEES,

Persons leaving the city for the summer
months can have the STATE JOURNAL
regularly mailed to their address.
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CITY OFFICERS ELEcT.--All the city
officers elected at the late municipal elect
ion will assume the duties Of their respect
i've stations on Monday.
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THE CITY CoUNCIL.-The new City
Council will hold its first meeting on Mon
day evening at five o'clock.
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STEAMSHIPS.
EOR NEW YORK.

ED ~" noNA. Ssdhs
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP -COM
pANT I9.I . elegant sidewheel steamship ISAAC
BELL, Capt. BIAKEBAN, will sail on sim
DAY, June 80, at IL o'clock A. M
Freight received until Saturday night.
through bills OF lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points--nortb. south
east and west: Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports
passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Etie''..'.., &l2 0(
Steerage. ....... ................. 0C
Round Trip Tickets On M
For freight or passage, apply to iisfI q
lie 2s-2t ~ No q 4oyer,or straa,
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LOST

II OsT-A chiId's ARMLEr CHAIN, with
~ cluster of pearls in centre. The finder
will be rewarded by returning it to . lll.2g r
INOwLAN & co,
Je 29-3t Jewellers.
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! POLITICAL.
Congressional Contest in Maine

Bangor, Me-, June 2S.-The fifth district
congressional convention met yesterday in
| Ellsworth. Il The Walls county delegation
insisted that the candidate for Congress
should be taken from their county instead
ofIlancock. This being voted down they
declared they would take no further part in
the proceedings, and the whole delegation,
numbering twenty-five persons, withdrew,
after which balloting was proceeded with,
and Hon. Eugene Hale was. renoninated
for Congress.
A new Republican convention will be
called to meet at Belfast on the 10th Of
July to nominate an opposite candidate.
Important Features of the Jubilee Yesterday
T 81 Arrangements for Next Week.
Coliseum, June 2S.--The audience this
afternoon was very large. The English,
German, and French band, the ninth regi-
ment band of New York, Madame Peschka
Leutner, the Berlin Cornet Quartette, Ar
buckle, and Strauss were the features. The
French band performed this evening. s
y. w. Gluck, of the executive committee.
Alderman Cutter, and Newton Talbot, OF
the press committee, left tonight to renew
the invitation to Horace Greeley, who, it is
| hoped, will be present next Wednesday.
Monday will be an 'Irish Day. the
| Dublin band being exnected to nlay
A good proeramme is nrenared for tho
Fourth of july. = -
Boston lime 2S. .--Tha A ne;ent Jo,o,o.
BILE Artillery Comnanv rave 4" bananet this
evening at the Revere House to the band
Wvrnan nrss;ded Snaoohna sue, So oo.unli
nv : Colonel Tladoer S. or tbo Gran.d;ass tnsu.
Colleotor RnsseII Gorernnr Washhrr,'
Mavor E.ton nanieI GoJfrou .nd ' Co.,
raj Banks s'' anu e'n'7
~'f'F as----.s.---51P rs
Three Men Hung--one Protests his Innocence
Macon, Co., June 2S.-Holzenbake and
Lloyd, charged with the murder of Colonel
George w. Fish. were huno Mt Oplethorpe
to,daT uaI,a,b ~. aa,, e1.s'a
rioi~ehoaAe eohiessea ms guiit,
but Lloyd's last words were to the effect
that the blood of no man was on his hands.
3 Mr., Jzo,.I.f L,,,o 90 IN, a 80 IL
I s,,,lo,o,, - e isl - 80 - ~ .S
COL, nj T 60 A.. - ,,~s,., =, IL. - :. eA,-
9aen, ~ u; .o'oay al NOON III lne Jall-yaro.
lie made brief address under the gallows.
e
L W . -. =. - |
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER to-day at
Y. +. Johnstons Music and News Depot,
No. 9lS Main street: zy vi s5' b. !
9 A. Nj. 5H u M. 3 PPM.
II cc 90
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A. PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,

,+ a.r..-f ~ PLAsTRRs' NATIONAL BANK, f
RICHMOND VA, June 30, 1872. (
fINHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
i sBank have, declared a semi annual dividend
OF four per cent. free from tax, payable to the
stockholders on aud after the 5rH of JtJI,Y
NEXT. w r. OITARIEs.
je 29-3t hI "a .s+ 4 srS7 IT. rf,nsf,iey.
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. EXCURSIONS.
GHAND MILITARY EXCURSION II,
NORFOLK AND RETURN.
7-i+ NO TIME LOST FROM BUSINESS z

l - I'll 81 lf ---- IL y. Ftlats iIa sfstgf
Company a, Lee Guard, First Virginia Regi
ment. viii give n GRAND MILITARY EXCJJR
SION to Norfolk and return, leaving the city IN
the elegant steamer Nv P. Clyde" on WE'D
NESDA9 NIGHT at o'clock, arriving in Nor.
iolk early on the morning of the Fourth leaving
Norfolk at s O'Clock p. M, returning to the city
by early dawn on the 9th, giving an excellent
opportunity Of spending pleasant holiday. ~
Members of other military companies Joining
IN the excursion are expec ted to go in uniform,
ana VIII rest assured Of n cordial welcome by
the Lee Guard. t.'t. af -t.s{,- ~ ntfV E7Ii NJ
A FINE BAND will accompany the .excur-
sionists. y p 7Tii''T =
Tickets for the round trip, 81 So Tickets can
oe procured OF Andrew Pizzini, ,Jr., West John
ston Co., Bodeker & Brothers. Rerrian q Me.
Phnil, A. A. Scott, s. w. Farrar, and mem bers
Of the company. ..si,@5 = :.
4 COMMITTEE OF ARRAsGEMESTs
Serg't Geo T. Hunter, L. G. Morse
Lieut.. j.. w. Gibbons, F. w Uunninehan,.
Serg't w. II. Taylor, w. H. Ralslon.
je 29-2t s. -il = Ll1'lT-lzE
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Three Men Hnng-One Protests his Innocence
to the Last
Reported Massacre Of Federal Troops BY Indi.

Galreston, Tcsas, June 29.-The Cirl-
ian publishes letter, dated ''Fredericks-
burg, Texas" which says, SIT is stated
that General Mckenzie, Lieutenant Smith,
and eight men were surprised by sixty In
dams and killed, between Fort Belknap
and Jactsboro. Out of thirteen men in
McKenzie's party, only three escaped.
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ExCURsIoN TRAIN 70 STAUNTON
IL AND INTERMEDIATES STATIONS,
EVERY SATURDAY, AT 4:15 p. M. .r.t
AT REDUCED RATE. ~
Tickets good to return by either train Monday.
Rare chance TO enjoy the Blue Ridge scenery,
g iill A. ii. PERRY, III,
Je 2I-In&t3m General Superintendent.
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A., SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 80 1872 VOL. W. NO 213

Mecklenburg VIM. G. Jones, Chesterfield,
+. u. Marques, Richmond /; r. Z. Patter-
son, Henrico; George M. Smith, Rich
mond i; John w. Snyder, Richmond L.
Q. Sykes, Norfolk Samuel i. Taylor,
Henry j. A. Woolf, Fauquier. ~ 4
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ROBT.POLLARD, assignee, will sell at King and
Queen Court House, July Is, Valuable real
estate in King and Queen county.
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School Of Latna-W. NJ. Burnley, Gull
pepper; &. w. Carter, Clarke; w. H..
Christian, Jr., Richmond Frank P. Mur-
ray, Richmond; S. Il. Woody, Halifax.
School Of Greek-D. P. Miller, Lynch
burg. " ~
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New York Markets

New York Markets.
aNelo York, Jine 2s.-Cotton quiet and shade
easior.Sales 5S5 bales--uplapds, 26s; Orleans.
45ss, Flour, dull and heavy Wheat dull and
nominal Corn, quiet and steady. Pork
quiet, Sl325@Sl3.30, Lard dull. Turpentine
quiet and unchanged. Rosin dull, S,05a3 10
Freights steady, 1 .2 a4tf
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The closing exercises of Richmond Col
lege took place last night at the Grace
Street Baptist church, in the presence of an
immense crowd. The Rev. Thos. Hume,
Jr., delivered the alumni address, after
which the announcement of the following
distinctions and promotions was made:
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Stocks, dull. Gold firm, ll3S. Money easy
at per cent Exchange, long 9sS, short, loH
Government strong and steady. State bonds
dull and steady.