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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15
MEDICINAL.

Francisco Ca and - aut 80 Commerce
MILLIONS Bear Testimony to their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not a vile Fancy Drink, made of Poor
Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse la.
a spiced and sweeened to please the taste,
called TONES" "Appezers." 'Iestorers, &c, that
lend the tipper drunkenness and riin but true
Medicine made from the Native Roots and Herbs of Cali
forna, free from NIL Alcoholic Stimulants.
They arc the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and
A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Reno
yator and Invgor.tor of the System. carrying of all
poisonous and restoring the blood to healthy
dtion No person take these Ditters according to
directions and remain long unwc provides their bones
are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means
and vital organs wato beyond the point Of repair
They are n Gentle Purgative rs well rs n
Tonic, possessing. also the peculiar merit Of acting as
powerful agent in relieving Congestion Inflammation
of Liver. and al the Visccral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. in Young or
old married single. the dawn of womanhood or at
tn, turn OF life these Tonic Eittcrs have no equal
For Infnmmafory and Chronic Rhcumn.
tisn and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bill
loss, Rcmittent md Intermittent Fcvers,
Diseases Of the BIaed, Liver, Kidneys and
BIuddcr, these Bittcrs have been most successful
such Discusses are caused by VitiUtcd Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement Of the Di-
ecstivc Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Headache.
Pain in the Shoulders Coughs. Tishtness Of the Chest
Dizziness Sour Fluctuations of the Stomach Bad Taste
in the Mouth Bilious Papitation of the Heart
Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain in the regions OF the
Kidneys and hundred other painful symptoms are the
oisprings Of Dyspepsia,
They inyisorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels which them Of unequaled chi
cacy in cleansing the blood Of all impurities. and part-
ing new life and slgor to the whole system.
FOR SKINDlSEASES, EruptiOns letter. Salt
Rhcuu RlutcheS Snotg pimples pastulpS. BOily Car
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctipneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1912 Main street.

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IMPROVED REAL Estate IN H PLAN OF
ODAHMIN, ON GRONE AVEMuE
ELMwOoD, AND DOVER IN TIL;
T MEST "a H .Iis CITY 3bA 2EFif iHeEEas1 MaEf n
FRAMED COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTtON:-
We STALL, Mt the request Of the owner, sell at public
of July, 1872, commencing ut ~ O'Clock r. NJ. pre-
.cisely, that very valuable property Iocatcd as
above described, now in the occupancy OF Major
Charles Howard. The cottage contains ten rooms;
with the usual omt-b y, I'D ~ i,, The r. Er ~ nas s Iroa1d
with a large quantity or shrubitry. Of the most select
Kind. The LIT on which it stands has 4 front on the
south side of Grove avenue of l+3 by 1874 feet to an
alley 20 feet wide. There are also SIXTEEN
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS adjoining. 'front.'
Ing on said Grove avenue 80 10y l7e4 feet each to an
Also, FORTY LOTS fronting on the north side
of Federal street, 80 by l7o3 feet each to an alley u
Also. FORTY LOTS fronting ON thu nptth pnd
soutl, side of E1mwppd stfret, % hy-t7at rect each 70
m alley =; and TWENTY LOTS fronting on ihe
north side Of Dover street, SO by 1903 feet to an alley
20 feet wtde. .''."
This offers one Of the best opportunities for capi'
talis1s and persons of limited means to secure a nice
lot and make a judicious investment, being on one
of the most perfect thorouEhfares leading TO tit
fourth cash balance at one two anu three YEAR,
for negotiable notes, SIX per cent. Interest an'ed
secured by Il trust decd.
4 Plat of the above property can he seen nj oll
office. The title is UNDERSTANDABLE
. 90 .sFs-@y = AucttDnpetS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25
The wheat Crop--Report Of ASricui'
turai ttrstartpncMt.

WASIISGToN, June 24.-Ine June
of the statistician of the Department OIL, as'
riclIlture. now in press, is exhaustive IN 1t.
treatment of wheat statistics. IL ~ baseo
mon reports from 903 counties. of which
1870 indicate an average condition, 2I0 higher
than the average, and 434 low condition,
ranging from 1W--the standard of a medium
prospcct-down to 10, and in q few cases
down to an entire failure. .
The State averages are calculated not
simply from the number of counties reported,
hut from the comparative production OF the
several counties. These 903 reports include
q very large proportion Of the wheat area Of
the country. The summary of the return:
shows a reduction Of two per cent. from tha'
6f1S71; -.
The condition of the predominant varlct!
in each State is thus given: Maine, loi
New Hampshire, %; Vermont, l0G; Massa
cllusctts, SO; Connecticut, 80; New YORK
Is: New jersey 10; Pennsylvania, ~
Delaware, 70; Maryland, A; Virginia, %
North Carolina, 1Ol; South CAipi'na; u
Georgia. 105; Alabama, 115 Mississippi
1914; Texas, III. Arkansas, III; Tennes
see, 11Ti West Virginia, IS; Kentucky, loo
Ohio. rs; Michigan, rs; Indiana, 80; Illinois
so: spring, 1903 Wisconsin, 10i; Mime
sofa, 1oG; Iowa, Ill =; Missouri-Winter
IS; Kansas, 1903; winter, 46; California
90; Oregon, 50.
The Department estimate for the crop Q
1871 wa, $50, 0OO, 900 bushels; at liz bushels
per acre. The area and condition of the
rreseht crop on June 1st pointed to a pro
duct of 22O, 600, 900 bushels in 1872. Tn
general average for the entire crop of TIL
year is 81.
The crop of 1869, which was about Is pc
cent. above an average-the largest recorded
in ten years--was 2%s71,00G,OOO bushels, as re
turned by the census.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25
, BY Wellington Goddln' ..tt
ArrtionntE and. kFdl EshnH Agent,
corpcr Eleventh and Bank streets.

THE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
L COUNTRY SEAT CALLED "LABuRNAM,,
ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE, n y a
QUARTER MILES NORTH OF
TOSTAiNiNG ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ONE AND A HALF ACRES, AL
of THE VALUABLE STOCK ONE
PREMIUM ALDERNEY BULL.
&C, FOR SALE
request Of the Hon. James Lyons, ] shall SELL NJ AUG
july. lS7a. commencing ut 8 o'clock 7. NJ, his lhte
residence, :. Lafurnam,' lying immediately opposite
the nursery Of Franklin Davis & Co., one mile anu
q q Il Iies , irS'li 'f SsssGaattslfiuuy tipinl aiily flaram In the
couuiv. lying bounded by the brock turnpike on lhe
east. by the hermitage road on the west. ana bya
road il,tersectiug them at right ANGLES on lic horth.
bitches. and well enclosed by Il ditch anu plank
The dwelling is provided with all the comforts OF
:, Zen w. !. c wolf ,s rouutry housu, and the grounds nrr
hc,utirnlIy laid cut. The ovcrsecr's house. stables,
harms. servants hntsrs, and kitchen, are or inc best
kind. The farm contains lGls acreS, anu 10 III hhc
filth: g.. ); nh. or, daily increasing I'm
,,imn' and the early completion OF the CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio railroad will doubtless still enhance their
value.
After the sale Of the land, (which will be sold ~ a
whole. or divided Into EMAIL parcels Gtcptdirg, 70 n
Mat 10 be exhibited al ,ir sale3 the stprk ~ MULES.
CATTLE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &E.s VIII
be sold. Besides several excellent YOUNG. MULES.
there will be sold several FINE Mil'H SDnS
and one superior, inst premium AIDERNEi
BULL;
Thu. terms for the land, which viii be. very nc
commodaling, will be made known ~ tne hour OF
sale. W. 1YiU11p,
lie 25-2tawtfs Auctloneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25
BY Robertson & BrunauGh,
Real Estate Agents and Au%ctloncers,
..f,-. Manchester, Va!

THiRTY BUILDING LOTS, IN MARX'S
L ADDITION TIC THE TOWN OF MANCHES-
TER, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC ACTION
Nv request OF the owner, we will sell. ut public
auction on FRIDAY, June 18th, 1877. at s o'clock I.
NJ, thirty very desirable BUILDING LOTS In
Marks addition, twchty OF which COMPOST sIilarc
No, Il In said addition, between Everett nnH Manry
streets, fronting on Firth md sixth streets. The
other ten comprise oneslialf of square No, Q, front
Ing on Third street between, Es9Eett shn MaMcy
These Lots aie htaSs the buildings tately erected
by thS Cotton Factory Company. and are convent
entity located for parties doing business In Rich
TERMS: One-third cash balance In six and twelve
months, Interest added, secured by u deed of trust
on the property.
tc 22-tds Aucttoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25

Ta,o r..,,.r ssrilxe-.Its ExteaEassd Fro
NV YORK. June ga morning paper
eays that since the beginning OF the sIrlke'
eight weeks since, $4,000 men nave Paatiah
nafed. or these 10000 are WORKING elsat
honrs per day. d, 900 are still uneInI4o!eut
anS ,0 O0o have resumed the old system'
The barriers of LOO shops struck Ipls
morning for reduced hours Of iiabor, iry !,
= r,rlocP I'm the morning 10 S1nt Night, VIII
one hour for dinner. Twelve nunaIsu y.
the shops acceded to the demand, anu tle
men Immediately went TO work.. Ine oIncls
atm hold out. The strikers receive aid HUH
the Eight-Hour League.
Tho thermometers have resolved TO 1orm u
.+rone nasociation to resist the demands ol
the strikers. 49,. On a
The BROOKLYN liack-drivers. who are on =
s+r;kn threaten to intercept all 1unerais
,yo;nr To Flatbush and Calvary cemeteries.
I9fer-The strike OF the piano-workeIs =
ondcd. All the men have resumed Wors ~ y
ten hours, Those employed by Weber y
.steinway got ar advance IN "ageS-' 20"
per cent. -. .ho;r meet.
,nos and still nredict success for their strike
in q few ,uAyss 10y -
from New Haven that the cabinet-makers
and various other trades in that CITY haa
formed an eight-hour league, which WIN Win
Contribute O for the support OF the
Ct r;kers here. When the movement Is sue
ccssful here, the men will strike in New
Haven. and receive aid In return. :.
A large number Of meta5w 70 &ss,,sr were fxo m
Rnaalo. Susauehannah, and diferant points
along the line of the Erie. railway ; also from
Boston and other cities I'll of which gave ;e
encouraging accounts. The W%erk,h grenar ~
lions to commence a strike.
The strikp of the blacksmiths and wheel
wrights is over for the present, without CD,
tanning either eight hours or an increase OF
The employers Central Executive Com.
mittee voted this morning to maintain tne
present attitude of the committee, ana 10
establish an organization among the journey.
men TO counteract the influence of the trades
unions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25
by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDeers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE ENTIREFRONT, ONTrrr ,yOP7

I'VE ENTIREFRoNT, oNT.rr NORTH
III! 4 S!PH s q SHA'E s s'S ST51;,k 2ET TEASS SSby;
Et''N. .rE STREET 70 LAUREL sTREET,
ROE PARK, ERoNTING TWO HgNpREDAN
HS STTRRE pf Esp FIFTY Fl FEET :, 4, A ii!
~. uPORTTE PREMISES, ON TUESDAY.
18th JUNE, ATG O'CLOCK p. n, n In SUCH
PARCELS AS BIDDERS MAY DESTRE.-The
street-cars pass in trout, and the situation Is cfS-
waited and AIRY numerous handsoi',p SlGlllnro near
by, and others in CONTEMPLATION. ,,,,sure a select
n~elsi,l@sto1d n" '-;nerrx IN the city has adj
....,.,, more steadily than that lying immedint"r
around this, and none offers SUI. .nuucensnts Ia
persons to buy the whole front for the erection or
l~irst-class residences with ample GROUNDS; or For .
block Of metlium-sizsd and ihoactii tbnenerits, OF III
those purchasing fof mere Investment with REFERENCE
to sure Increase In yalite. =.
II Is scarcely possible that ah orbottphitywiI ever
he again offered TO secure at one t!mc 50 large 4
frontage on Grace street. :. :, a.s. -, o.
TERMS: Very liberal, and. made known at the
safe. GRURDS & MS.
: je 20 ~ ID zAuctioneers.
After the above we will sell q beautiful LOT on
the north side OF Franklia street, beginning GA feet
west OF Laurel street, fronting 323 feet, running
back lis feet TO IN alley 20 feet wide. This 10 one Of
the very few lots now to be had In that most desira-
bic part Of the city. Il, a5s4Serrl
-', GRUBBs s WILLIAMS,
1ees t..,.ec 49,. 49, ~ Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25

FOUNDED ON A Rockville disappointed adycn-
Turers who have from time to time attempted TO run
slicir worthless potions against BRAKES A
>TIoS BITTERS vow that they cannot under
stand what foundation there is for its amazing pop
ularity. The explanation is simple enough. The
reputation of the world-renowned tonic is founded
upon a rock-thc ROCK OF EXPERIENCE. Allits In
yrrdients are pure and wholesome. How, then, could
,ricl;sters and cheats expect to rival II with com-
pounds of cheap drugs and refuse liquor, or with
Il liquorlcss trash in n state of acctous fermentation
or course the G.ariatans have come to grief. Tlntr
little game has failed. Their contempt for Iht -
sacity OF the community has been lilly punished.
Mesa~hile Plantation Bites seem to be in a lair
way of eventually superseding every other mcdici-
nal preparation included In the class to which IL be-
longs. In every State and Territory OF the Union
1t is to-day the accepted specific for nervous debility,
dyspepsia, fever and agrc, rheumatism, and all all
ments involving n deficiency Of vital power.
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ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE q

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
~ REAL ESTATE; IN THE TOWN owe IqE D "a
WILLIE AED rG9TgNTG1 HF June ssth,
NE En' the subscribers Win sell on the premises, In the
comfy of Pittsylyunia, about three miles from the
town If banviIie, on the Franklin and Danviile
%i ,nn4 2 a nIa The s EGSd lsiasns R e tibisis6n'a ACRES SSsEss
HIGHLYIMPROVED LAND. ~; = 'y."E
The Lynchburg and 1'anvins railroad Passes Oh,
In irscis containing from Us to 200 acres each. On
three of the tracts are large, handsome, and well ar
ranged residences, with all necessary ontInouses IN
good repair, and n sufficient numlerof new and wei
arranged t0baccoIuuses. On the remaining tracts
are snail buildings aud totacco-henses, In good COD
d 9l',n !, and aS,, IN ! 9ae s Of 6ns' Of af'S aster. Enc P,e am Sia
been so subdlyiied as to give to each tfntt a goog
supply of timber and WOOD am e re- T sri0e rs is p mun
chase are onlrGi here an admirable opportunity to
buy zeal Estate In the finest tobacco growing region
III the world, and can find everything us cont9 hIn ~
and conveniently arranged; as 1t Is possible 10
"on the following day, and from dayto day until tho
In the town of I%lanville, from forty to sixty Rultit
PRoYEDLO OTIS in the said V From the unim3
ssn,ch ne are suitable for any business, and some OF
them are especially suitable Tor private res !, Z NE.
The improved lots are the most Desirable III ioSt-
tion i'm fhc town of Danville. and the inhprovelnenE'
IN them arr, of \ good. substantial, and comfortable
character. No sale of real estate could bc more at
trlctiyc than that here adfcrtiseu' anu ~ ~.
of those desiring to Invest Is esTcclahJ Nh'i'e'
thereto. h, aa .,
six. twelve. aud eighteen ,ruht'is, purchasers givihg
innds hearing Interest at eight per cent: from inc
daS of snra fSr the deferred payments and securing
these bonus by deeds of trust on the property Pur-
OT tIe farms. the privilege Of fall seeding. &c,
will I've given when desired, and full possession on
LEI December. 1872. OF the unilnproVed town iots'
Immediate posstssion will he given; and OF the IN
proyeAiots. possession will be given OH LIST January,
1873. - ,,,ds a., ho soor
-, thc office of CatQll x Peatross. attorneys, Dan
vile. Va. and inquiries concerning the same may c
,,idrsssrd 70 CaiuiI & Tr3trOss, or w; W: Norslam,
DanvilIr. Vi. .I.hs M,bhlaho "
bASFf1hp' " lie -d2awtds&w2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25
Final Celebration Of the Washington
Literary Society.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 24.-The final
celebration of the Washington Literary So
ciety took place tonight. Owing to the in
cIemency of the weather the number of visit
ors in attendance was much smaller than
usual. The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev. DR.. Wftherspoof, chaplain
of the University, Music by Webber's band,
of Washington, d. C. The orator of the
nigbt-Mr. jenkins, of Mississippi--was
then introduced by the President, Mr..
Charleton, of Georgia. His subject was
"The Young Man was Cool and Collected
He delivered his speech in n graceful man
ncr, but his articulation was hardly distinct
enough for so large an audience. The order
was no better than usual--as noisy as Pande-
monium. What do people go to such places
for? The speaker was greeted with loud
and repeated applause in the progress
of his speech, and at its close some
beautiful bouquets were passed to him
from the hands Of the fair sex. The
medal was awarded, ina graceful and elegant
address;;to Mr.. Ii. A. Mcclellan, Of Louisi-
ana, by the President. The recipient ae-
cepted it with a short and touching speech,
which was regarded as the most successful
effort of the occasion. Although his voice
was weak, his articulation was very distinct.
As a whole, the Wash" celebration was
quite a success this year. .
The continual fall Of rain prevented The
usual promenade, and the great disappoint-
mcnt of most of the visitors was very appa-
raDt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
.s..+ . RICHMOND, VA, June "a, 1877
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-White, 1888 bushels ne,o; II bushels old.
Rcd, 20 bushels old.
CoRN.-While, $50 bushels. Mixed, 400 bushels.
OATS.-1,09O bushels. . ss
RYE.-l8 bushels. a.
.g... -.fE
CoRN.-White, $50 bushels prime at SIC; Western
high mixed, 1855 bushels at s0c. western high mixed,
10 bushels at S5c.
OATs.-7oo bushels prime western on private
terms.
RYE.-l6 bushels good at soc.
MEALS bushels country at SIC. 9 -r.
RE-E-,cer
""--New white, 800 bushels,
CoRN.-Whitc, $50 bushels, Mixed; 400 Rusheis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25
BY Wellington G0dtin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Rank stt1eia,

T ARGE. ATTRACTIVE, AND FIRST
- BElGK REslDENIE AZ =
EIGHTH STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request Of the willow Of the late John G.
Davis, I shall sell at auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 2stl, day of June, 1872, at O'Clock
L. NJ, that truly desirable and well-lOcated Fiit5T-
CLASS RESIDENCE of the ~decc'icnt The lot has
Il front of about SO feet ON Eighth, atfnei, aida depth
of TO feet on Gay street. TO \ wide alley.
The house contains twelve rooms, Is supplied with
g1s. hot and cold water. and Is not only In the most
perfect and complete order In every respect, hut Is
built in the best Ina1ncr and of the most durable
materials. In Il word, ii may he truly said that for
its size 1t is amongst the most comfortable dwellings
In the city.
The CHANDELIERS, GAS-FIXTuRES, La
TROBE STOVE, COOkING RANGE, apd large
and costly MIRRORS, will lie sold WITH the free
hold.
In rear Of the dwelling and attached thereto
are large.accoln modntions for servants; with large
brick Kitchen, stalle, &c &c. -fst~
Taking Into consideration Its pleasant. retired yet
convenient location, and the superior style of the
dwelling aud the convenience Of Its appointments,
it is sci dom that so desirable a dwelling Is offered ~
suction. Possession given Immediately; and the
terms, which will be liberal, will be made known at
the hour Of sale. W, 0DDIN
ie 90 ~ sAuCtiuneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25

" .sursaToy, June 24.--Clear and partially
cloudy weather and light TO 1resh CASTER! 10
southerIy winds will continue on Iaesuss
north and west of the Ohio Vahey. G LEA
and clearing weather over n ien-
and the Gulf States, with light TO.
fresh winds; cloudy weather, areas o. laan
and light to fresh %southerly 10 Wes.elI.i
winds forthe South ATLANTIC states, ana very
probably for the New England ana la'adte
States. Warning signals are ordered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25
mr.. kxouord,s Release Ordered.

MApR1p, juno 24.-The affair Of DR.. Hou-
ard has at last been officially arranged by
Minister Sicklrs and Senior Martos. Minister
of Foreign Affairs. The American Govern,
ment valves the question of the Houard
claim to American citizenship, and places Its
action upon the ground of friendly lnterces-
sion in the Doctors behalf for amnesty. DIR.
Houard's release has been ordered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25
AUGTF0N SALEs4-Easnre Days.
sf0ody S4s6ssf
Real Estate Agents and A1ctsoneers,
ONCE corner Seventh aud Hull streets,
.-.EEtEttEs "A ~~~1xuafar Va $500 EEIE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" vALUABLE REAL EsTATE lN.TnE
OF MANCHESTER, Vain paIsuahce
Of q decree Of the County Court Of ClterterteLd
county, at the June term. 1s72, In the case OF yenks
90. jerks, the undersigned, special commissioner,
win offer for sales t public auction, on the premises.
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of June, is5z 7,,i % 3 :
owned BY ti,e, Late A. A. jerks, situated on the SOUTH
streets, fronting IS feet and running back ieSf feet
This valuable building has a fine stoferoorn. highly
suitable rs o business stand, being nearly In the
centre of the town, and only half a SQUARE from Sc
venth street, the main avenue 10 the free bridge; be-
aides, It has IL. rooms above the store, and the situa-
tion being In . good ncighborllood, makes 1t highly
= There are several ouT-EEILDINGs In the rear
of the storr-buildipg, suitshle for storage. &C.
Parties wishing to make q good Investment are
requested to attend this sale.
fERMS: One-fourth cash !; balance upon aeredit
of three. six, and nine months, negotiable notes
with eight per cent. interest addeds properly en-
dorsed. The title Icing retained until the whole pgr-
chase money Is paid and conveyance ordered by
fhe court. JAMESA. CLARKE,
Special Commissioner
Mocny q ROYAL, 4ucuOneers. c2sst
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commencement of Washington IN
Ice tIutyersity--Last OF

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
LEXINGTON. June 2,-Thc town IS Jul OF
strangers. and the prospects OF a brilliant
commencement brighten every hour. MUSIC
OF the college campus. The promenadlns Oh
hcllcs and bcaux and posting Of reports Oh
the final examinations keep up the excite
mont. T send YOU the following list OF the
degree men. so far rs they have been reportea'
The Civil Engineers and Bachelors OF SCI
once have not vet been fully decided on:
Masters of Art.-William Edmonds, Ala-
hama; William D. Vinson, South Caro''na'
Bachelors Of Art.-J. 7. Anderson, Ken
tucky: S. H. Chester, Arkansas; K. E''Coi-
Inns. Missouri; H. B. Ferguson, Alabama;
!, p. Guthrie, Virginia; W. D. johnson,
.rlanSas: NJ. w. Ransom, North Caroiina'
j ", Stephens, Tennessee; W. u. STEPHEN
son Tennessee; w. saville, Virginia E. >.
Wyrick, Arkansas.
bachelors of Ph~'losophy.-J. ). Lewis
Tennessee: W. r. McCutchan, Virginia.
Bachelors of Ldu.-W. E. Atkinson, Ar
kansas; L.. Dcsha, Kentucky; A. Edmlston,
West Virginia S. K. Fisher, Texas; d far-
rar, Mississippi; w. S. Graves, Virginia ".
!, Howard, South Carolina; j. NJ. Jayne,
Mississippi; W. N. Johnston, Virginia; E.
3. X. Rattschnitt, Louisiana; j. A. Kirk
patrick, Virginia; NJ. X. Iceberg, Texas; >.
A. Lacy, Missouri; Z. G. Mcliae, Arkansas;
T. ii. Somerville, Virginia; c. B. Thomas,
Virginia.
The address of Rev. 7. T. Eaton, OF len
nessee. before the Alumni has been fixed for
wednesday evening, instead of Thursday, as
at first announced.
Second Dispatch.
LEXINGTON, VA, june a4:--fhe following
honor men have bt1h announced: Cincin-
natl Grafton, awarded to best scholar, W.D.
Vinson, of South Carolina Robinson Prize
Medal, in Modern Languages, &C., G. San
tani, of New Orleans ; University Prize Ora
ton, for the best Grafton submitted to the
Faculty, j. S. Lewis, Of Tcnffesste; Vale.
dictorlan, elected by his undergraduates, S.
II. Chester of Arkansas.
A drenching rain has broken up the ceie'
bration of the Ugly Club tonight.