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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

Masonic ELEcTIoS.-LodSe Franchise, No.
90, a. +. and 4. NJ, night before last elected
the following officers tor the ensuing year:
Ablum Gun>t, wor-hipf'II maiter; \. Eze-
kiei. senior warden Il. D. Taylor, junior
warden Julius sStralI*. treasurer; DR.. Peter
field Trent, Sc retary; WI. Lynham. senior
deacon Goodman Davis, junior deacon; A.
Eichcl, and 4. Caruthcrs stewards; Thomas
Angel, ti|er; X. CarutherS representative 10
Masonic Relief Board; Dr. y. Trent, w. c.
Darlington, Robert Lecky, trustees fol
lodge; julius Straus, trustee for ball.
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GREAT SALE OF REAL EsTArE IN sidney. 10
day, al +. ~, will be offered At AUCTION. by
Messrs. GRUBB> I WILLIAMS, for Mr.. Louis +.
Harvie. SIxTY-skvES HriLDiNG LOTS on Pine,
Laurel, aud Cherry streets, IN the piost desirable
aud improving part of Sldaey. Parties wishing
eligible lots liad better attend this SALE made by the
original owner, they may hereafter have to pay
for The same tts bonus to the speculaor. In view
Of the rapid advance OF real estate In this vicinity in
the past ye'r. and Its upward tendency nov. those
wishing to purchase real estate would do wen to s!.
tend thts sale. ry.. a.z
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HORACE FENABLE TO BE SENTENCED ON
THURsDAY.--Thc Hustings Court was 10 ses-
son but short time yesterday. and but lit
tie business of interest transacted.
The counsel for the defence in the case Of
Horace Venable, the alleged murderer, ask
ed the Court not to sentence the accused
Until Thursday, which the Judge consented
IA, H.,
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UsasnAsLE LErTEAs RksnSlhG IN Tus
R,CuxosD PosT-OFFIcs JUsE 10. 1873 Rsy
". N. zNoitnss Simlksi'|e, TIA. Mrs. [. II.
Thorntnl. Wildy,l,e, Raprahanhock coun-
ty, Va; II. L. ~ .caEaln, attorney at law,
1901 Main street, Richmond, Va; two; no
address; Mr., Jpfdan Eo8ls, cxlre William
Eyans, ags Eishsss sna sstils sstsE!s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

A RUNAWAY Yestei day the borSrs Ut
tacbed to street-car No. 2, which were CON-
ing up Main street. ran away when at ite
corner of fwemty-ioutli, and the break he
ing out OF order, the Horses We're not stop.
ned until the car w;Es between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. There were NUM-
ber of passengers on board, one Of whom
Jumped off, but no oIrs was hurt, although
the excitement created by the runaway was
Very great,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

TIE BOARD OF SUPERvn'oRs OF HEERICo
COUNTY met ut the county court-bouse yes
terday, and after short session. at which no
business OF Importance was transacted, ad.
jnurned until Saturday next.
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,,opur,s Ann Knocked Dow,

l;OBBErs Ann KNOCKED DowN.-Late iast
evening Colonel John W. Jenkins wien W
his ROOM .'n oeshdb'te, was awakened hi =
noise in tine room. and saw man III 'le as, ,
of making ltis exit with his (the c'lonel q y
coat, hat, Imr,i-, and boots. Ite coi'h'' ran
uf,rr the thief and pursued him about Il
sn,r,ye. en,IeavoriuS to regain his enectS.
when the hold rohber, turning around.
knocked Coluuel Jenkins down and made
h"'CnSu
rood his esCuJe.t
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F1RE.-An alarm Of lire was caused ycs-
teldn afternoon by the burning OF II small
framed house in rear Of the Co'ored Bap-
tist Church in sidney. The building be-
lonped. TO Charles Bowe. Loss about 500 ;
renOrt,al insured in the Southern Mutual
Ins,irauc Company.
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REDWOOD { CRENsHAW, 10 A. b., furpI

REDWOOD & CRENsHAW, 10 A. M., furDi-
ture. &C.
RICHARDSON Il CO s. =. 81, eight building lot
on Church Hill.
JAMES l.. APPEksuN, p. ~. s'orc N". 1915
north side Main street between thirteenth ami
Fourteenth streets two lots Al the northeast cor.
mcr vi Main and Eighth streets with Il re 40
thereon: and at Z. NJ. two lots on tire north
side OF Clay tctween Ninth and Tenth streets.
PAYNE, CABELL & Co. 10 A. NJ, dry good,
boots .loc,. straw good. ladie,' uimmed hats,
clothing. &c.
t;KIrEBSS y WILLIAMS. jP. M..'iNty seven build
lug lots In Sii,H'y. on Pine, Laurel. aui Oh r.!
street, betwe~n t,ary and Spring .trc"ts.
COOK i LAUaHtON, at Ir3 A. NJ. at Me-. i5Gt
Slain street. boots shoes, &c.
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TmE CHOlcE uF A WIFE.--Rev. DIR. Ed
walds repeated his popular lecture on this
subject at the Cky.Street Methodist church
llSt night. II was received with great favor,
and Dr. Edwards will probably be called
upon to repeat it good many more times
yPt
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NO. lD.

TIE BgoAD-SrREEr QUesr,oS.-At a NEE T.
ing of the executive committee or the Broad
Street Association, held last evening at the
office Of Hon. james Lyons, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
"Resoired. That the present condition of
Broad street is 80 injurious AMI oppressive
to the people that it cannot be submitted 10
much longer. and therefore this committee
respectfully requests the committee of the
Council TO whom the condition of that street
and the right Of the Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad Company to use
the sime have been referred. to name an
early day and the place Mt which it will meet
TINS committee for conference and infUrma-
tlon upon the subject"
The secretary was instructed 10 cpmihunt-
cate q copy OF this resolution tp each ,neu,.
Der of the Council committee.
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The SECONDS II TIE LATE DUEL BEFORE THE
PoMcE MeSsrs. j, s. Meredith, ".
Il. Tabb. W. l.. Royal, and w. Il. Trisg,
thes econds in the alleged duel between
MeSSrs. w. Page Mcl'artv and John B.
Alordcca, were brought before the Police
Justice for preliminary examination W stuI y
day morning ut IL O'Clock.
Their counsel were Mcssrs. l.. Z. Page,
Robert UuId, John y. Meredith, William ".
Crump. Bradley T. Johnson, aud Henry "A.
Wise
Dr.. J. :. L. Cullen having testified chat
Mr.. McCa,ty was unable to attend. being
confined to his lied by sickness, the Common
wealth's attorney, Mr.. George ID. Wise. with
the assent Of Tue arcllsed's counsel looved
the postpcnement of the examination until
the 10th day of July next, which tine was
fixed by the Police Justice.
Counsel then moved that the parties before
the court he admitted to bail, which motion
was argued by all of the defendants counsel
and by tue commemorative attorney. tue
latter contending that the Justice hat no
right to admit parties to bail ii there Was a
sight suspicion of guilt, and til Is coU Id No
'yp Ictr-.uined unless m eXlnAlnatiru wi>
gene into.
He did no. for one moment. sIIppo.e ttat
either Of the gentlemen who we're arragned
ut the bar required any one to- nc security
for hls appearance. He bel ieved that all OF
them could Le baled on t rsir own recogni-
zance, and on the day app ,inted they would
be present 1T this there '6ss a low murmur
OF applause from the out side spectators who
filled the cnurt-rooml, Lnt the law did not
allow the Justice to bail them. In this opin-
ion ,he court agreed, nd refused hail but
.laiaI that it was rca. " to proceed with an
examination il The c'JIlisel 50 desired. AZ
O'Clock the court took recess uutil .
o'clu;k, and in the il tcrim tnc counsel held a
consultation and greed TO 20 into partial
examination.
At o'clock p. NJ. the Justice again
occupied the 4eat, and the examination of
witnesses commenced with Mr.. K. d. Car
ter, who lives about half mile from the
field where the duel is said to have been
foltght. He Was followed by his neghbUr
W. A. Guy, and Major Poe and DR.. Me-
nirc.
No new evidence was elected. After the
e summation OF the above-named witnesses.
J1dge CrumD. on the part of the accused.
moved that balI be allowed them. At first
the court refused bail, but after wards with
dleW this decision and remandcd the alleged
seconds to jail, and announced that the que>-
tion wOdlu be finally decided this morning
At VI ',lpck.
The court adjourned at 1:15 O'Clock.
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Boys lIXIs.-The greatest .arietyof boys hats
In Richmond can be found Ut +. W eIsInEK s Co.'S.
No old stock. Great bargains. soine damaged hats
NJ lave us tive cents.
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10 TIE LADIEs.-Just received the latest style OF
t,us icwclry, hair goods kid gloves, scarts. &C.,
&. fur sale ri I greatly reduced price, ut Z. l..
GRAS,,iR'., 81 broad street. Please give ire u
call. cAair,n. ny stock, ;nd compare prices.
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TsE SUNDAY LAw.-Twenty-two BARRIERS
hayn been summoned to a.1pcar uefarc jus.
tice White this morning to shot en1se why
the, sbotiid not be fined for keeping their
SHOTS open pn sunday and following snels
tkaaei
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A GRAND Picnic AND PROMENADE Con.
CERT, with McCapn's brass band, is the ut.
tractiCn to-day at Euker's Park.
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%rXr-sErE> BI,IpIHG LOTS in Sl,incy to-day
at L. VI. by aRuBBs & WILLIAMS.
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\ pIRI,ovs hfpE-- MORE WAYS THAN One
or GErrlHG 4 RAILWAY pAss-When the
Harrisburg accommodation train came into
the Laur:l. ter dcrot at d O'Clock last evening
= noan was discovered lying on the tcr OF
the truck under the f,otr OF one of thc cars.
At first IL was thought he bad been run over
aul killed. aud his dead body in SoTuc way
thrown uIs,n tb+' truck but an lnrestlga-
tinn showed fgftr 81 he not only alive but
vide awake. He WI, at once ordered to
:. .,et out Ut thar" alsd tin.'ing concea'n'cnt
~ longer possible, lssa cam forth from his
hidiu..placr. He WIS abS 'lutelv covered
with dirt, aud 1t was alr,ost Impossible to
tell whether he was nesrrt', Wn,te lha',,
OF Il Mudoc. He was twenty two years OLD,
and, when washed rather good-l0oklng
10 EXPRESSIONS of aStoniShusent and diSap-
probation made by hystande"s, he replicd,
Why. did YOU never see anybndy stealing
Il ride on - truck before! DO YOU take me
tora - fool" H. would not ,tell lis name.
but said Inc cot Oh al Harrisburg, and ~
tended To have gone through 10 fhlmdel-
rhia. Several parties about the Depot limited
that he had. perhaps, broken OUT ot lall, or
had some other r.;tson for making 20 baZard-
ot,s aud stealthy IA ride; but there was no
proof of such being the Case, and he was al
lowed to depart Lancaster lnteu'5encer,
-tb
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NEw-sTYLs HAIS-f. WLIsIGER 20. nave
every new style of HAT that hss bcen introen1Seo
this sIiin,uer. Some great bargains.
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GAuZE USDERsHtkTs AT r. B. SPENCE q soS's.
CHEAP LINEN COATS At r. b. SPENCE SoS's.
WHITE DUCK VESTS AT u. B. SPENCE & Sos's.
CLOTHING oF ALL KINDS At SPENCE SONS.
FURNISHING GOODS At r. b. SPENCE 4 Sons.
PEMBRoKE SHIRTS AT F.. b. SPENCE & SOS'S
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That JOB Lor oF HAMBURG EDGISGS WHICH
LEVY BRoTisRs offer at icsc aud lsc. yard -
cheap, and no aiStakc.
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A WNIA G S-PREMIUM STENCIL
n WpKkS,-MAH0SE& Go., nanutsctanass .Is
HKhSns{gPFTING and wo0D-ENGkAEisMa M
Work. sS.shssert tortitr Of Fourteenth and Wain
Il, se.y. pnagr E5hsa'r beRa, H!sempid, Va
ss xskas
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FINE PATTERNS FOR vEsTst PANTS, AND GOATS
arc 10 le had Mt LEVY BROTHERS.
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: IHrEu,AL CREAM ALE ar 80 and ., per dozen
at CHRISTIAN & WHITES. efs
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ATTEND GRCBBs i MiLI.IAMs'S auction sale
NJ S,NrY-sEvEN BUILDING Lors In Sidney today
1T 3 l.. NJ.
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teuk ar THE BosB,s EDGE, eighteen ysrsis In y
piece, for 5Oc., at LEVY BRoTHERs'.tt
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cATAwBA WiSE.~ClaTt and Virginia wines OF
snpcrtr quality for sle low by CHRISTIAN y
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SMALL-POx BUILETiN.--Onlv one ease OF
variolous di'ease reported for the week eud-
ing Juuc 10th. j. q. CABELL, NJ. D.,
President of the Board of Health.
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ST. BARSABAs DAY.-To-day being st.
Barnabas day, divine service will he held at
st. Paul's church ut II O'clock.
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BoIs' AND CIIlLDRES's uars.-The largest re-
tai, stock brought to this city since the Wat
Ter sale at L. WEIsIGsR q Co.'S.
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MEMS HATS Ar TWENTY-FIVE CfSFS.-F.
v El>iGER \ Co. are selling really good HAT for
mcn at twenty five crnt,.
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IHEGREarssr BARGAIN YET-sfhat biack crepe
III tr>z. "a yards wide. oD,y fec, Yard, at LEVY
BROrukky.
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CHEAPEST HATS IN THE cIrY.-f. WEIsiGER
& GO. have some exirnurdt sry bargaIus IN HATS.
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AspRp scuasts, ArBrsSs And EatiT.eF.raG
.uoa sl.sshsd se!!sr, sily 4 shilling ,arda Lssf
JaJtLsEs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

FLOUR INSPECTOR APPoIsrEp.-Ihe Coy
ernor has appointed Mr., D, W. Haksr IN
spssspr uf aeur for tbs Faluyulh aiutriEs
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JUDGE Cox viii! opeu his court in Mauchc
ter puEctually ut 10 a. NJ. to-day.
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THOSE sTuIPEU NAIVE CoLnKEp GRENADINES,
nj LEVY BROTHERS, are all the rage.
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ATTEND THE GREAT SALE oF BUILDING Lots
III Sidney tpLlay
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MOB INTERPRETERS IN BEHALF OF THE
W'Fk-THE CHILDREN TAKEN FROM
AND THEN RESTORED OTHER MOTHER
BY THE OFFICERS or THE LAW.
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FLLL-wipTn BLk.a,MED sHEETIsG, only asc. 0
,ard at LEVY BhCIHERS'.
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A LOT FoR EVERY MAS.-Attend the great sale
IN Sidney to. day at r. NJ. rt.s i......,
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SECURE 4 HOME IN SIDNEY this afternoon At
K p. Al @z..E.
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LADIES SUITS. from 70 aud upwards, at LEVY
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.tar. NJ. takes place the GREAT aALE In siI-
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lsT7. SUMMER. 1877
Diamond j"wery sets OF Plus, ear-drops, cluster
and solitaire rings aud sud-, NJ
.f.,.. kowLAS T. Co.'S,
CORNER of Main and Tenth strcre,s
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LOCAL MATTERS.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE sUPEsINTrsn-
Est T-PROGRAMME oF PUBLIC; ExANTNa-
TL0NS - STANDING COMMITTEES FOG
NEAIT YEAR
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On nu Sales uf real eStttte mute otttcseL the lSt ~
Jnnnayy and 3eth 9f June the tdEes 1'r the pre-
seat yedr hdreto ts paid byt the purchdser: On
of tie yettr the tdres hare to be paid tee seller.
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E LfnchbprS Gsrs as,s Bishop Easly
'-'.uass 10 lwrte,s Ia airsnslut
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L,OR RENT, the STORE and ROnMSGs
Il above same. Bruad strcct, between NtnthAIA
and Tenth, ut present occupied by Mrs. Tirnley
Possession given ut once. Apply to
MASNS. VALENTINE,
"a ,o,u 1919 Main street.
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Ehc ssnuhheI Radicals.
/ Prom the Frederick sburg News.

TOO GOOD FOR HlGGERs.'
ii y. H-rkley. the late polite colorcd
>jm"thin., o., other here, it seems Is not dis
i'"-''i I" >"iNr Radlc.tli>m "for nauSht. y
= ."''a = h" lp>", ono uffi.e he apple for
""'i"n. " Backed hv Senator Lewis,
'i'2H"., a., hn rppiird for the position OF
,t'"@' nalI cent "n rnlonc. Jack Barbour ;
'''"r' with The extended alphabetical
''"' aud got kicked Or got the
''''t, ~ t'r boys say when un>ucce>,lu
eating. Iha, horrible rebel OUTLAW
"'"i Mo~hy bad m"rc Influence ilnn
'''r. ilugbe-, &c. and obtained the ap-
''H'm"n, for Clay Blyly. ot tauquier.
'H'.h county /, now getting all the Federal
iig'ntmcnts.
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From the Alexandria Sentinel J
Hcw MusBY MANAGED n.

Nlnc cucr on. &. and hig dug generally.
AnH iI@c delegation OF the faithful, was
&'"nr The cainis ct Bee klry before Post
u" r-t,cirIaI trc>Xcii. aud confident that
..' I"'nt, We're guirded and success certain,
'h' partisan Ia tiran, who saw how the
,o'ny VA dcpnyinS. slipped around to
-. 'a"W 'uHr! himself, gained admission,
,"a&iI Il" was announced rs not visible on
..i..n'>>, aud procured the commission Tor
,.' iirid direct from hi,n. Then, Keeping
~. Ci,>"el'> action stayed till the Pres-
4'ii had left for Long Branch. he produced
'"' !'ar"F. aud there was 40 getting around
a hfrd Vas The Indignation OF the DE-
!" .''h, h't TOO iat" to De Of scr,irp., rhlS is
authoritative.
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NE QUEEN OF MAY!
It,E.CREiM furnished In amnlltics al reduced
rflcs-y. Gisc inc u call wbea in want.
ANDREW pIZ2INf, JE.
Manufacturer vf lee-Cream by s!eam.
myJ sG7 Broad street.
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r. wErstcEg & co. hsve Just received In tao laat
few ts,ys the largest supply Of sChMEH HArs tney
have ever hsd. Some great bargainss
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aspNEEa "ratpN ERsEN.
ICE CREAM, ICE CREAM !!

ICE CREAM. ICE CREAM
will hc furnished AT the shortest notice al The
MAiN-sTKEET E-CEEAM DEPOT,
1886 MAIN sTRttr
Mauur.rs cf rIC-NICS aud FESTIVALS Will do
,s,t nv eixa me call before purchasing elsewhere.
,...rsnt tr furnish only tt hest quality Of cream.
Trdeis to furnish cream on Sunday must I've left ut
'nc cS Sgt y" i,isin and ornampntall. CANDIES
,r,,nr,, a i tnerican,, FRUITS, NUTS. a''d
CRA. k,,ks always on hand at wholesale anu re-
''n mx n.KERY Mud CANDY MASUFACToRf
|. uuriyalied In Richmond. an. ,.iyc
49," Ho",J y iii pe'i' ''u '''' ~ '' e. ZiMMEB,
INV 2o-In successor to Cappel. Zimmer e Co 90
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EOR RENT. a very desirable RESI.Ms
II DENCE on Fifth rect cOutsning seven&I
ruoIns with kitchen and bath room attached. To
de .irablr tenant the rent viii he moderate. APP
I,ly Ihc nrnmI Ises. No. 4 Elli strect. IL IO-1M
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EOR RENT, Il large STORE under GSs
II the Fxci,ange Hotel, recently put In nice t1:a
repair well lighted. and suitable for any kiud or
business tirs,-cass stand for tuicr. Apply 70
HILL & GODuIE.
10 in.3t No HOS Main street.
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S1uR RENT, those desirable SrORESA
r. situated on the east siie OF Twelfth street 8y
between Msfn and Cary streets. one Formerly occu.
pied by Petit restanrant tive other oy Iri1oets
AZ \ confectionery Thr upper part Of one fs suits
- - T. u. kACEO.
10 a.at Rcai Estate Agent.
HOUSE FOR REST,G
It AT TASBLAEu.--Th subscriber v tshes TO- 4.
Instant TO the Is; October Apply TO Dr. BENNETT,
u. at GEOHaI ]: ". CARRfEGT0R. !,
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The regular monthly meeting of the CITY
school Buard was held Yesterday evening,
and Superintendent Bintord presented III,
report for the last mouth. 1t appears from
this report that the comparative enrolment
aut, attendance for April and May is as fol.
lows:
Enrolment. 80. .S.9eS 1854
Average daily attendance. 1926 3207
Total enrolment ...-...... .5,Sv4 5,325
Per ceyt. of attendance. 90.4 Sj.j
The Superintendent reports that the at.
tcn,lnncc was reduced enc per cent. during
the iatn m,rtlns of the Baptist General
Association. -
Regulations for the final examinations OF
the public schools were discussed at length
aud adopted, and the following programme
of public examinations was agreed upon:
On Tuesday. June 24th, public examina.
tiun will be held in each of the cpiorcd
schools. The examination to he conducted
by the teachers. The parents and friends
OF the pupils will be invited. rs
On "Wednesday. June 20tb. Il public cX'
animation viii be held i'll each ol the white
schu,l>. The examination to he conducted
hy the teachers. The parents aud friends
of the pupils will I've invited.
Additional exercises, such Us declamations,
compositions, singing, calistlicnicS, &c, may
be introduced.
Public examinations will begin promptly
at 8 A. NJ.
CLOSING EXERCISES.
The closing exercises and distribution OF
medal, and diplomas of the following schools
will take place ut Assembly Hall, on Eighth
street between Franklin aud Craze:
.Navy-Hill School, Wednesday, June 25
from to & =. NJ.
Baker School, Thursday. June 2G. from 1C
TO II.
Valley School, Thursday, June 2G, from
to q i. NJ.
Twelfth and Leigh School, Thursday, June
2G. from 4 to & Z. NJ. i
High School, Friday, June q, from l2A
to q.
Bellevue School, Monday, juno 80, from 8
to IL.
Central School, Monday, June 80, from
123 to 2s-
Leigh School, Monday, June 80. from 4
tN q.
Krook-Avenue School, Monday, June 30,
from 1 6.
The exercises AND distribution Of medals
;lt the Madison school will take place ut the
corner of Madison and Cary streets GnStead
OF ut Assembly HaD on Friday, june 18th,
from q TO IL \. NJ, and those of the Bethel
School at the school-liolIsc on Twenty sixth
street between Main and Car! on the same
day from ) TO Z Z. NJ.
The following standing committees for
the ensuing year were announced by the
president uf the Board:
on Teachers 0HG .Schori$.-A. NJ. Kelley,
chairman e.r Cfc,o; K. NJ. Manly. William,
G. Knight. kev. Henry Wall, William Eng-
li>h.
on Schcul Buildings ard Far"'tm".---
Alfred Moses. chairman John C.. Shields,
M J.. Straus. .Iohu HasaD, Jr.
On ,4ccountS.--M. l.. Straus. chairman e..
Z. Rady. Wiliim &. Knight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

EOR RENT, the SMALL BRICK a.
L DWELLING. No. 1915 west Clay street, HaA
opposite Elba Park, containing five rnonls In gocd
order. JSMrs NJ TAfLpk sun,
ie Il-3t Real Esute Agents and Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

E7OR RENT, LARGE BRICk@ a.
- DWELLING OH Brnad between Twenty-AI
seventh and Twenty -"iShih streets, niue roons,
Kitchen, stable and water LOT. Rent very low to
e. iI-si LYME & BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

DOR RENT, Two DELIGHTFULA A
Il LODGISG-ROOSIS in house No. liz east k4.;a
. lay street JAMES III. TAILOR d EOH.
te ll-3t Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnefrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-11

NV-EF =
at the corner Ut Fourth and Marshall streets,
where Mr. Baker said he designed to keep
thcu until he could procure suitable cloth
ing aud make some necessary arrangements
for their comfort. While al The asylum, the
Sisters. fearing thIt il number Of children
who had gathered in front of the house
might create some disturbance. sent to the
station house aud policeman Was at uncc
directed to go to the asylum and keep away
any crowd that might be there.