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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETING OF THE RAPTIsT
STATE MISSION BOARD. us
MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS IN
VIRGINIA. a,#

The annual meeting Of the Stale Mission
Board ef the Baptist General Association OF
Virginia waS held in this city Yesterday al-
ternoon in the mission rooms, Rev. N. wv.
Wilson, .. D., president Of the Board, In
the chair, when the following missionaries
were. appointed IN this State-viz,
Rev. James III. Barnes, New Kent and
James City.
Rev. A. G. Barron, Lexington. t
Rev. William H.. Beamcr, Carroll and
Floyd.
Rev. Robert Burton, Mecklenburg.
Rev. E. NJ. Buyru, Drummondtown, Ac-
comac.
Rev. Z. G. Blankenship, Lee county.
Rev. James G. Councill, Gloucester.
Rev. II. W. Cridlin, Fourtb-Street church,
Portsmouth.
Rev. Jaues 4. Davis, Bedford. lsa
Rev. y. +. Davidson, ClarkesyilIc.
Rev. B. 2. Du'in, Prince Wiliiam and
Loudoun.
Rev. 0. EHyson, Apromattox Association.
Rev. }. K. Faulkner, Halifax.
Rev. r. .. Haymore, Patrick and Henry.
Rev. A: E. Leonard, Tazewell.
Rev. n. NJ. Leslie, Botetourt. - -
Rev. J. n, May. Page and Rapfahaunosk.
Rev.J A. Mundy, Blscksburg. s%& $55,&
Rev. j. B. 7. Patterson Scottsvillc. '
Rev. W. S. Penick, Martinsburg, W. Va.
Rev. John NJ. Pitcher, Coyington, Heal
ing Springs. and White Sulphur Springs.
Rev. 4. f. Rogers, Charleston, w. Va.
Rev. N. w. Read, FittSylvania. s
Rev. j. j. L. Sherwood, Grayson.
Rev. W. j. Shipman, Salem, Roanoke
county.
/ Rev. J. B. Van, Lee and Scott.
Iocy A r,,,,,
Rev. E. J. Willis, Winchester.
Eey. N. \. Wilson, Allegheny. = ~.
Rty. D. 4. Woodson, Prince George
Rev. J. A. Speight, Suffolk. =
Rev. Alfred Bagby. West Point.
Rev. Alexander Stamey, Carroll
Rev. II. G. Crews, Fulton church, city of
Richmond. l.,
Rev. Charles +. James, Buchanan and Vi
cipity.
Rev. J. Il. Harrison, Roanoke. ,.... j.
Rev. A. II. Bolton, Giles. - -
Rev. S. G. MasoD. Concord Association. \
An appropriation was made TO sustain q
missionary at the new Vepable-Street chapel,
recently erected in this city.
A resolution was adopted to appoint mis-
sionaries to Wythevilie and Abingdon. and
the corresponding secretaryof the Board was
instructed to recommend suitable ministers
for appointment. . -
A Communication was received from the
Young Mems Missionary Society of the
Second Baptist church. of this city, Offering
to sustain two missionaries in Virginia .du-
ring the current year. The offer was accept
ed, and vote of thanks rendered the Society
for their hberality. .. se. -,
Rev. j. r. Garlick, L. II. Frayser. and A.
Is. Clarke were appointed a committee to
procure information and recommend mea-
sures in reference to mission field in the
lower eud of Henrico.
Eight or ten applications for other mis-.
sionary appointments were laid on the table.
and the Board adjourned to meet on the
third Monday in July next. -.
The applications before the Board at this
session amount to about 1880. ~ =
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M.vnpIAL pIcruREs or GENERAL LEE
VI \sndria Sentinel. Mrs. Mary Gusts
-, before leaving Alexandria, presented
iH1ne, Of her husband and herself to seve-
iIi ct rur citizens who were more Iartlcu-
ln'lr connected with our famed chief in his
n'iitlry career. Mr.. William }. Holland,
"4o was fora long time the Generals con-
r''. received from her this testimonial OF
80 recollection, and faith in bis love for tue
memoiy OF his great commander. The pho
'"-ta,h Of General Lee Is inscribed: IA
'.ra"'lai picture for General K. +. Lees
@fhrul ,oldier, from his friend Mary Gusts
L." Her own has simply heI name. The
~. i. .! unusual sweetness. yet sad in its ex-
u:-:a!on. But over the sadness there seems
J. ting consciousness Of immortal glory,
sr"h IS We can imagine would shine upon
=" face Of Portia when, in the assertion Of
Aer right TO share her husbands cares, as
"'!l as his bouors, she exclaims
gr7int aui a woman, but witba]
n WOMAN that Lord Brutus took TO wife.
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CLOSING EXERCISES IN TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The closing exercises in the public schools,
including the distribution of medals and
diplomas, occur at Assembly Hall, COM
mencing on "Wednesday, June 25tb. The
following changes in the previous announce
ment have been made, however ..,..
Madison School Corner Of Cary and Madi.
son streets). In school building, Friday,
June 81, from 8 to Il. -; - !.
High School Broad between Ninth and
Tenth streets). Friday, June p, from l2a
to % P. M 4srEr, 81 -tEEsEsfr4
Bethel School iTwenty=tirst street between
Main and Cary. Friday, June 27, from 1
to T =. M. -...a.-.... s..s g..r
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The FREE BRIDGE free bridge was
The, promenade on Sunday evening, and a
large number. of citizens from both Rich
mond and Manchester visited the structure
for the first time. The crowd on the bridge
ut one time was estimated at from four TO
tive hundred persons. There is already, a
good deal of travel Of all kinds over thls
ihoroughfare. So soon rs the railing ,ls up
and the bridge properly lighted, this will be
largely increased. The public necessity now
demands that bridge across the basin at
Ninth street should at once be completed. I
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BapTIsMs on SuNDAY.-At the Leigh-Street
Baptist church on Sunday night Kew. >. II.
Garlick baptized one candidate.
Rev. j. Nj. Butler baptized one person al
the Sidney Baptist church on Sunday. Rev:
John Jasper also baptized large number OF
candidates on Sunday. f.
at Walnut Grove Baptist church, Hano'
yer. Rev. /. T. Wallace baptized ten persons
on sunday. Meetings will be held every
MIL ht this week in this church.
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! Police CopRr-Justice White.-A1exander
Valentine, fined So for throwing rocks in the
street. ss.z E.s@ s<.r
! Elam Washington, for being drunk and
dsorderly in the street. Fined 81.
( Bette Kaytcn, charged with trespassing
on the premises of and abusing Margaret
Gillian. Sent to Jail for twenty days in de-
fault of 800 security.
! James Massey, fined 81 for striking Pnlllls
i Winston.
John B. Renau and his wife were fined
81. 80 each for creating disturbance on the
premises of William G. Strange.
Walter Wilson and GeoIgeanna Brown,
fined $1.50 for abusing each other.
Thomas Swami, 6ued s. for creating dis
turbance in the street by firing a'stln at the
dog of James Page. .s1
Samuel Foster, fined s. for using i'm
proper language 10 Emma Jane Williams.
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,FISAEi EXAMINATIONS IN TIE PUBLIC
SCuooIs-How- THEY ARE -CoEDUCTED.-Ihe
final official examinations in the public
schools of the city, commenced Yesterday
morning at 81 O'clock. The printed pro-
Igramme for each grade Of school was placed
in the hands of the teachers at the close of
the schools on Friday, and on Saturday the
teachers in the written grades assembled to
receive from the superintendent final in
structions as to how the examinations should
be conducted. &c. 1t may be remarked that
there are eleven grades in all-six primary,
four grammar. and one high-school grade.
In the third, fourth, fifth and sixth grades
the examinations are oral in the Others
thev are written The questions which the
pupils are to answer are contained in The
course of studies, as laid down in the grades
in which they have been engaged during
the entire session, and no new study is COM
menced until the previous one is disposed OF,
The examinations, which are conducted
with the stricteSt care, are rigid In the eX-
treme, and are arranged with a view of
ascertainipg the progress each scholar has
made during the year. Previous to the ex.
amnations each teacher is required to for.
ward to the Superintendent carefully pre-
pared list of the pupils who are designed for
promotion to higher grades. : = y ]
+ A visit to the schools Yesterday revealed
the fact that in the primary and grammar
grades, during the examinations, all books,
tables. and other aids were dispensed with;
only the maps and charts embraced in the
examination to be taken down or turned
face.to the wall In the first and second pri-
mary the pupils were required to write the
answers at once. and the work was entirely
mental. !u the grammar grades the teachers
had written out complete analysis Of fSthe
sentences given to lie analysed and to be
filed with the papers forwarded.
No teacher is permitted to. examine his or
her papers, but as far as possible the teachers
OF a higher grade examine papers of a next
lower grade, thus insuring fairness.
These examinations will be continued and
probably completed this week or early next.
Tne: public examinations begin next Tues
day,-and will be conducted by the teachers.
On "Wednesday public examination will be
held in each Of the white schools, commenc-
in.r AT 9 o'clock t' ~ :. ... - A -
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FpsrAL GHAHGEgs--T The recsnt changes In
the Echeduiss Of Che several raiifoads fsading
into aud out of The city have made N nesss-
4 ary TO- change she hours for opening,and
closing the mails brought In over them; Be-
low will be found q list of the hours at
which the mails, are sent away fromthe post
Office. 80. ss2ssSs =. -, 81 7 u q.
tAlt win also be- Observed that there 7ars
having beeH rnade with the railToadsin order
aud others. One OF these Is ,portherly ma
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad :at 7.50
a. M.; another over the same route to 4aris
.ous points along itsline Rthe express traiH;
also another. and one OF which we hsye been
sadly in need for the last few days, 4. e.,
Norfolk and Petersburg, arriving at 1886
2. M. and closing at l2 NJ. si'ltas-i s Ss.sF :
NortasT7s Through Hatl: h-2 close. 6 sd ~;
l. H. .s.sc P.
NoeIbsas, IE,;; ;c.;; $40 80 As
Southern MaiJ: 80 -, ,ssE
Twice duily, except Sun e ri
DAY. so. ....... A.. II, 4. 20 M.
Norfoif and Horfoif ami - NJ Il gd
Petersburg way-.......G M. f s,,,,.n j.
i II
Dolly; ..........:. -. ...laM. az .hr. a s,
DdnrtUe:
Twice daily 1904 NJ .i4;MaI ~
FdrMpiLls: s. -
q Ps,lY aas s Ss5seps S Sunday u sa. ...7so AM za .
Daily. except Sunday. ..7so A. M. - elt ?
Lynchbnrg, Chsr1oftea q rsag.E sisf y f5gts1tee
willie, Staunton. White ;.
Sulphur SprinEa and 5&2"3 Els.t; i3 (;
| sWess of the Wfite.Snl e7t 49,. !, ..5.,,,s -
h. sphur Springs .addi- 80
l uonaU. .....e Il. H. i,st orr i .2s
| iWest Point and Stations
on York Rirer r. r.
Daily, except Sunday. Il p. M. 81 < n IL ~-g.s.
Gloucester. Ui1 West
a Point, tri-Seekly ....i P. NJ Mon, Wed, FIJI
| New Kent, James City, 1 -'--14 ~
l. King and Queen, semi % 81 -
weekly. y..::s...........,sA q. NJ Tues. and Fri.
Jones Rtuer Ste1sier: "&a : q. = 9 =
| Canal Packet: - 80 ~ -
| IGDpahdnnock: : = --F''' :
4 semEweekly ...........3 A. II. Tues. and Fri !,
| StoTt-lPit,up Route: ...- ,ys
semi-weekly ...:.......4 A. M. Thur. and Sun.
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! VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
CoapANy.-Tbe annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Virginia Fire and Marine In
surance Company was held at noon yeSter-
day at the compapy's office. Mr.. William
FL. Haxall presided. About three-6tths OF
the stock of the company was represented.
The statement of the business of the COM
pauy for the past year showed an increase
over the income of the previous year. 1hcir
net earnings over s'l losses and expenses
amount to S72 800, or tllirty.six per cent. on
the capital. Out of this amount dividends
amounting to s26, 900 had been declared, and
the remainder, 81, 500. added to the surplus plus
fund. That fund, after deduction of July
dividend. amounts to S12S,OoO. BY resolu-
tion the directors were authorized, at their
discretion, within the ensuing yeal, to IN
crease the capital stock of the company 10
the extent of $4,000, at not less than 800
per share. The following gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing year-vIZ..
w. L. Cowardin, g. w. Allen, +. o. Mott
ing, w. $. Donnan, William II. Palmer, Il.
Il. Addison, Jr., and r. l.. Brown.
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IMPORTANT IRON CoNrRAcT.-The Powha-
tan Iron Furnace Company at Richmond,
Gen. Bartlett president, has made coHtruct
with the Messrs. Gibson, owners of the Glib.
son iron hank, near Fishersyille, in Augusta
county, to take 5000 tons of ore per annum'
from the bunk, for which they pay 50c. per
ton; and If more Is taken they pay a royalty
on H. ~ sses - af. g. sgg-tp: Fl -.ts-
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SELLING LIQUOR AND PLAYING CARDS ON
Pcarman, charged with
selling liquor and allowing cards to be played
in his house, he Keeping public bar-room,
was before Justice White yesterday on the
complaint, of the wife of John Rollins.
The accused was tined % for selling liquor,
and the case of card-playing continued until
this morning. <saEsEgEEa y ~
After the examination Of witnesses in the
case, John Rollins, one IF the caFa-players,
threatened his wife in the presence Of the
Police Justice, and was fined S5 for contempt
of court. '15s't 'Has5 tfe:G- s,East ~
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sDIsCHAReED.-MorrisH Fl. Levy,a "drunn-
mer,n of New York, who was arrested more
than week ago<for violation of the law in
selling By sample without license, and whose
case was continued, the, accused having been
bailed uutil yesterday, was before Justice
White at IL ~, and, was discharged, He
had taken out a license in.the mean time, and
the Commonwealth did not think it necse-
sary to prosecute sF'-fsas - 80 ST
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,sEsT 70 JAN FOR Contrary OF ,C0gRT.--
William Gillian was sent 10 jail Cor thirty
days by the Police Justice Yesterday morn.
ing Tor contempt OF court in abusing ana
using indecent language toward prisoner.
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TnE sEABoARD INSURANCE CoAPANy.---Ti

TnE SEABoARD INSURANCE. -CoARANy.--The
record of charter granted by Judge George
Blow of the Circuit Court Of Norfolk to the
Seaboard Insurance Company has been
lodged in the office of the secretary OF the
Common wealth. The capital stock OF the
company is not to be less than $4,000 nor
more than 81 600. 600, divided into shares 81
$25 each. The following are the ofncers VINO
will manage the affairs OF the company aoi
the first year: Walter b. Taylor, presioent ;
W. Talbot Wake, secretary ana .h,cnasc s, 1a.c
Taylor, r. Fl. Chamberhine, Cnarlss ~ q w NJ
field, Charles Reid, l.. Berkiey. ~, ~
Gwathn,ey, w. Fl. White, ). W. Mnlss'
hurst, John Goede. ,1r., W. A. >: aayloa' ;Ic..'
j. w. Hinton, William u. Peters, y. u. hiti'
}. l.. Roper, L. iM. Lyman, and ". d. ray
lor, directors. a .s' 80 i,ss,fi se<t. o.,te}
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SALES OF Real aEsrATE.--Messrs. Isbeii q
Son sold il auction yesterday house ano
lot ON Venable between Rose and FINK
streets, 42x18a feet, at 40; lot, with IS 9
snail houses, fronting 3Sx1G4 feet at $3.50 |;
aghty-one feet front ON Darlington street,
Id rear OF ausye, as four dollars per fr9ns
foot s334.s s. 81 s. :. {
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STATUE Observation-Disclosures statue of
Washington has been replaced in the rotunda
of the Capitol, after having been thoroughly
cleaned, sc. The work was done by order
of the General Assembly at its last session.
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TEACHERS FOR TIE PUBLIC SCHooLs.-ln
pursuance Of the notice Of Superintendent
Binford for additional principals and teach
ers for the public schools, about twenty five
applications have already beeu made and re-
ceived by the city School Board.
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Z CeItcs. uAtuItS, ,HC.-------a.s-,E-.a.-s-.--
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, P. NJ. succeed lbricK
dwelling at the southwest corner Of franklin
and Twenty fourth streets.
JAMES NJ. taylor, II NJ, as,coo old cleaned
bricks, at The corner Of First and Grace streets.
RICHARDsoN & CO.. 81 P. b., a new brick
dwelling and lot OH the cas-. side of Twentieth
between Franklin aud Grace streets. ,-
LYME & BRoTHER,s P. NJ, framed house aud
LOT on the corner Of Fourth and Orleans streets,
Rockets. - -1" i"
COULLING & PENnLEToN.4 4 p. NJ. u lot Of
land on The north side Of Clay near:to Twenty
sixth street. ..,.Ef d IT
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, s P. NJ, large framed
dwelling on Franklin near Twenty seventh, and
lot with framed stable on Twenty-seventh
4 street.
W. GODDIN, 50 P. NJ; the large residence at the
southwest corner Of Main and Fffth streets,
Also, four pews In the First Presbytsriau
! church. a.astEsRs II 4. y.
COOK g. &LAUGHTON, 10 A. d., a. general assort-
ment of household furniture, &c. -
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- UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAI,1NG IN THE
RICHMOND PosT.OFF1cE JUNE Is, 1879
Miss Hattie G.. Herring, care, R. J. Nigga.
son, Johnson's Springs, Goochland county,
Vo a... .Isa. s.......... sM.-
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RESIGNATION OF TIE CITY RAILWAY, SUPER
Observation-Disclosures Yeatman, of the
city passenger railway, has resigned. ~ y
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PRESERVING PINEAPPLEs.-PiZzINIa has ,jns {
received five barrels Of pneappies suitable for pre-
serving You can get them for $3.50 per dozen this
morning until II O'Clock. After inst time they wiz
not be for sale. ~. r. Fs,s., s. ., .7..g 3 4 50
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HESRrco COUNTY Court, - Judge Z. c.
Ninor.-The court was in session for a short
time yesterday, but no business OF import
ance was transacted. twas adjourned over
until Thursday, next, and all, .ef1cers elected
at the last May election who have not done
so are expected to appear and qualify. Z =
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THE MOST ELEGANT AND EFFICIENT iOofh
POWDER in use Is Mesde q Bakers SAPoNrHE DEN
THRICE. The best dentists recommend Il, and u
ONLY costs6Q cents box. I'll r+.gs .st fstfS.yE
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THE SECOND STORY.

The passage and rooms in the.second story
are identical in size with those on the firrt
floor immediately over the chemical rooms
the same SPACE is occupied by the philo-
sophical apparatus and lecture-rooms on this,
floor. The i've larger rooms will be used as
recitation rooms, and the two smaller ones
in reas Of the front stairway are designed for
teachers rooms, and the sniall rooms in rear
of the rear stairway are to be used as teach
ers' dresSlna-rooms.
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II. TIE CATHoIdc SCHOOL, BUHDIHd. .--The
Catholics OF this iieeese haye erected g
handsome school building on Mazshal hes
tween Ninth sndfIenth streets. Rhich Will
be entirely finished in z short tine. u. .
os,e RsvH9 feet ,sttitee:s stories high, of brick,
the front being built os stock brick. The
neia entrance Is Through broad doorway
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MAcKINAw HATs.-P. WElsIGER& q CO.. have
large stock OF the genuine Macktnaw hats he ncss
fashionable summer hat worn In tnis country
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IT IS DfFossiBl X, TO fGselRE THOSE tTEaREBLE
nameIess diseases that annually sweep 50 many
hapless victims into the grave. We are compeiIsdto
recognize .hem, and IL Is the Reod Ssmarians duty
to try and cure thets. HEIsaBoED'a BUCuU starts
witch has the propfietor's privsse proprietary
stamp. Beware Of conntezfrtts, JoHaF. HENRY,
New York; solesa agent III y5s y ssrygs
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FsgE soNs OF IsRAEL-ELECrIoNo OF OFsi.
cgss.-.At the semiannual meeting sof
Friendship Lodge, No. Al, Independent
order of Free Sons of Israel . held at Their a
Iodge-ruom, in the Odd. Fellows Hall, Sunday
evening, The following officers were elected
forthe ensuing term W ilfiani Flesenmmer,
nresident;; A. M; Harris, vice president j; !;
kaufman. treasurer 81. schWeitzer, record
Ing secretary NJ. Greenwald, financial secT Sc,
retary A. Lazarus, tiler. - -. -. -.
This lodge, though organized on the LIN
OF August last, has at present membership
of forty.two. and IS constantly increasing 10
numbers. and Is working under the JuTisaale,
Gnu, Of. the GRIND Lodge OF .thea sunleGeu ulee
StntPs. .sEsus ~ 7s1ll lasgE -.tsstst. = tsk.ssi
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z Frank Leslie's Ladies' Magazine for July
is TO- hand from j. T. Ellyson, 1il2 Main
street .-s' H+ - .3 5t' Il III.
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LINEN BAT1srg, FOE LADIES' SUITS, AT llLsss levy
BnoTHERS,. - s1,.s.. II
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coArurArloN OF INTEREST. following
!: the shortest aud most accurate method OF
"'nputiDg interest known, and is worth
Multiply the principal by the
Aum'Tr Of days and divide ...,.sex.
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ROBBERY ON OREsoNy HILL-Sunday night
lust before O'Clock the grocery store OF
Mr. WI illjam7 e., Scott, situated on Oregon
Hill, WAS entered by thieves and robbed of
about $500 worth OF groceries. The rob
bery5wasl Committed while Mr- seott-was at
church.
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LINEN, TussoRE, ALL THE RAGE, ONLY ~
cents yard, at LEVY BROTHERS, ~ :
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HAMBURG EDaIsG, les AND Is CENTS 4 YARD
atIEvY BROTHERS. :,
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THIRD STORY.

The third story is reached by two STAIR
ways il the front and one in the rear of the
building. In rear of the front stairway are
two teachers rooms II, by s feet, On line
with these rooms will be stage 26 by II
feet, aud a professors room IL by III feet.
Tbe remainder OF this etory will consist OF
an assembly hall, the dimensions of which
will be 81 by 4S feet. .'-. r-*2
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CHILpREN's HATs,-P:.W EisIaER % Co., i1c'
Main street, have the largest assortment Of chill.
dren's hats In this city.it - ggt eE|sfH@}s
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SEE MAJOR E. B. Cooks CERTIFICATE FOE !.
very timely medicine-WooD's Cholera Mixture.
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. LADIES suiTs, As low AS o., sATasLEry
BROTHERS,. ~ - y - ~ " 49, =
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! COURT ApJoURsED.--1'he Hastings Court
adjourned on Saturday until Monday, July
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17

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