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From Panama.

PANAMA. June 24.-The notorious steamer
yirginius is again in the harbor OF ofAspinwall
A Spanish man.ol.war entered the port OH
the Dist instant, and on the same day, also,
the United States steamer Kansas. What
the mission of the Spanish vessel Is has not
transpircd. but the Kansas, it will be remcm-
bercd. is the same vessel which, over year
ayo. conveyed the Virginius out of the port
from under the guns of the Spanish irigates.
The Virginius is undergoing repairs, and it
is understood the Kansas will remain until
they are completed.
The steamer Bcnecia was at MaZatlan on
the 18th. She was to Sail in two days for
Panama direct. -,
The United States steamer Omaha VIII
leave this port on the 18th instant for the
southern coast.
News has been received here from Hon
duras that the tilbustering steamer General
Sherman had landed her revolutionary party,
headed by e. Palacios, ut Utila, Honduras.
The government ut Honduras has been
oyerthrown by them and new one in.
stalled. Palacios and followers were march
ing on Guatemala, and If they succeed in
entering that territory in two or thrse days
march they are almost certain to overtime"
the existing government OF President
Barrios and reGstablsh that of the Jesuit
or Church party.
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sIANGEKES'rER NEWS.

ELECTION or OFFlCERS.-East Star Dirl-
sion, No. ), Colored Daughters of Temper
ancc, has elected and installed the following
officers for the present term: Mary Bentley,
W. p: Barbara BraXton, w. A: VI. A.
Harris. X. =; G.. w. D,bney. 4. Il, S.
Saah j. Farley. +. :: A. \. Miller, trea-
surcr: Mary Stringlrllow, chaplain; Laura
lIa>kins, conductor: Margaret Mosby, A.
c.: Rcccy Erp>, |. s.; Peter Stringtellow,
O. :. MoIlic IIuunlcutt. 2. W. 2. Meets at
Temperance Halt on Thursday night of each
week.
Grant Section, No. ), Colored Cadets Of
Temperance. has elected and installed James
Thompson, .Ir., w. A.; George w. Dabney,
'. A.; A. 9. Powell. secretary; V. 4.
Thonpson. A. :; William Morton, T.. /;
William Il. CogbiIl, \. T.; Joseph Goode,
g.; Charles Allen, chaplain; Fields Wad-
dell, L.. james Bright, |. W.; Thomas Mon
roe, .. w: a. Q. Powell, P.W. A. Grand
Representatives: NJ. \. Harris, j. B. Gr,-
ham, Jacob Russell, and A. Q. Powell.
Meets Wednesday nights in Temperance
Hall
Both of these orders are doing 4 faithful
work in the cause Of temperance.
The FoURTH--lTs OBSERVANCE Friend
ship Lodge and its. friends leave for Midlo-
THAN at ) A. NJ. CotiIlon, croquet, cream,
cake, c:ipolne, Sc, will be among the at
fractions.
The X. F.. Lee Club have their celebra-
ilon "n Slarp's island.
The pudde,s will enjoy the day at Buck
Hill. Fine music, &c.
The Old BOOSTERS will fry fish and refresh
themselves with iced drinks, &C., ut Failing
creek; and on Saturday-how they Will
crow!
A number Of gentlemen will spend the
day al Eastnan's Broadrock retreat
sunday-schoo! pic,nics at Branch's, Ches-
ter. Matoaca; and any number of private
barbecues, pic-nics, &c at all points,
The PUBLIC ScHooLs.-B. A. Hancock,
Esq, county superintendent Of public
schools, furnishes the following information
i'll regard to the public schools: Number of
PERSONS III the county between the ages Of
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New York Items.

New YORK, July 3.-Sharkey, who muir
dered Dunn. has been sentenced to be exc
cutcd on the 18th of August.
The Hammonil. which sailed to-day for
Europe, took out S95, 900 in silver bars.
The heat to-day exceeded any day this
summer, the thermometer during the after
noon ranging from 81 to 2S in the shade.
Three families. boulld to Chicago, arrived
here recently from Germany, and were kim
mapped and sent to North Carolina, when,
after working month at the toughest farm
work. they escaped and begged their way
back here. They found tickets here at the
Board of Immigration which had been sent
them by their friends in Chicago. Mayor
Hayemeycr is investigating the case.
The Express says that great indignation
was expressed against the Government to-
day hy the Union Pacific bondholders when
they collected their interest.
Jefferson Davis is in town.
Dorran and Flood, convicted of illicit dis
tilling at Spring Valley, were to-day sen
fenced to three years in prison and line OF
Fl 900 each.
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five and twenty-one, 5,765 /; number OF schol-
ars enrolled, 1884 /; number of schools, 81
white and 81 colored.. Average pay of teach
ers, S3l.S6 per month; average cost
per pupil, I3. Average months taught,
81. Amount received from Peabody
fund, Sl,700. The coming scholastic year
Will open with 60 schools and 5000 scholars.
Notice will be given hereafter of the meet
ing OF the Teachers Institute and of eXami-
nation and appointment of teachers.
IMPORTANT NoT1cE.-The Town Assessor
CIV. I. LithSow, ESD is now engaged in
locating all property in town. Many deeds
are KNOWN TO be unrecorded, and all parties
interested should look into the matter, as
property found without owners will be dealt
either for property or people who pay no
taxes. The town and township collectors
arc also busy ut work.
INSTALLATION, &c.-Mancheste Council,
No. 102, F. of T., instals its officers tonight,
and every member, active and associate. is
expected TO be present. On Monday night
next this Council will be the guests of stone
wall Council at Springfield Hall.
RECEIVED NIrn FAToR.-T appointments
va toe he" Doaiu aie SeheialIj lcNeNtu
with favor, and all the town officers enter
upon their careers under favorable auspices.
Personal NoTEs.--The following former
citizens OF Manchester have returned after
long residences elsewhere, and are 10 be seen
on our streets in all their youthful bloom
Mr.. Colin McRae. son OF DR.. a. S. McRae.
from Galveston; Texas George Abbott, and
William Anderson, a gallant member of the
bloody First, from the South and South
west; and Frank Fitzgerald, from the East
ern and Middle States. Some of them will
return to seek their fortunes, but others will
remain in the old lard.
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The WaIwOrth verdict-OpiniOns OF
the New York PaDerS.

New YORK, July 3.-Nether young Wal
Worth's countenance nor demeanor under,
went any change after the delivery of the
verdict. The prevailing impression here
was that he would be acquitted. 4,
The Tribune says: T'Neyer within the
memory of this generation has any great
criminal issue been so promptly and salts
factorily tried in New York.
The World says: "The severity Of the
verdict indicates that the reaction OF the
lnawkish pity which for so long IA time bore
sway in the iury-boXes has begun"
The Times says: "Thc moral effect of
the verdict was needed, and an acquttaI
would have heen an invitation to every youth
having dissoIute or tyrannical father to
whip him."
After uIluding TO the prominent defenders
OF the prisoner and the scenes generally
attending the trial, the Herald says: "The
wonder is that Justice herself was not
blind on this occasion. But society has TO be
protected, and, however cruel or brutal, the
trial was conducted in the most exemplary
MARINER"
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHIxGroS July 3.-For Friday, in the
Gulf States, southwesterly winds and partly
cloudy weather, possibly with rain on the
Texas coast.
In the South Atlantic States, south and
southeasterly winds, partly cloudy and clear
weather.
In the Middle Atlantic States, generally
clear weather, followed by local storms In
the afternoon.
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The Turf.

CHICAGO, July 3.-At Dexter fark To-Day
the first race, q dash of mile and hall, was
won by Flush time, 2:4Sa.
An extra race has been arranged, to come
off Saturday at Dexter Park, for purse iise o. oi
s4.0OO-Sl 800 TO the first horse, $l ECO to
the second, 5000 to the third, aud $iOo 20 tue
fourtb. Free for all. American Girl 10
carry twenty pounds dead Weight; an
others catch-weights 10 harness-oest tn,Ee .n
In live The race was flied last night with
the following nominations: American Girl,
Bashaw. Jr.. Henry Toddy, j. w. Cooley,
Sensation. and Fred. Hooper.
CLgygIA AND, July 3.--It is announced tna,
the retebrared trotters Goldsmiths MaIu,
TcoscLuDEp ON FOURTH rA0kl
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The Sunday Sale of Lager or Malt
Beers Prohibited I'm New York.

New York, July 3.-The Excise Commits
sioners have adopted resolution declaring
that all lager or malt beer are intoxicating
liquorS that their sale on Sunday is in viola
tiOn of law; and that the Board will not
grant license to any place where music is in
troduced. Sunday the 18th is the date fixed
Tor The enforcement of the law. The effect
will he to close Up all gardens and send The
people, as in former years, over to Jersey or
into WeStchcster county for lager.
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~ WAsHrsGToN, July 3.
independence Day-T n III W n d
Case-Jeaiousy between Naval
Officers.
There is no official programme for the OBJ
|servance of Independence day here. All
the heads of departments will be absent
from the city, and there is every indication
of a very quiet day.
The report in the Howard case has not
yet been sent to the War Department. 1t
will not give any history of the transactions
of the Freedmen's Bureau, and the Secre-
tary of War says it will not make any sensa-
tion when it comes.
A letter purporting to be from Com
mander Greer, of the Tigress, and indica-
ting feeling of jealousy on his part towards
Captain Braine, Of the Polaris, has appeared
in print, but friends of the former do not
think that he is so unwise as to have penned
such document, which, if genuine, may
lead to his being deprived of the command
Just given to him. TIMoN.
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Romance in Real Lifc-Fricndship's
Sacrifice.

New YORK, July 3.-At an inquest in
Newark yesterday over the body OF ayounS
man named Nader, who with his cousin,
named Edward Rucher, were found suffer-
ing from the effects OF poison, it was dis
covered that both had been in love with the
same woman.-a young widow-and us the
two could not marry. her, and one did not
wish to deprive the other of the possession
of her, both agreed to commit suicide. and
Mailer succeeded.
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TIE KIDNEYS, although but little understood,
are among the most important of the vital parts.
All diseases pertaining TO them or TO the organs they
supply with health and vgor, in either sex, are
cured by IELMBoLDS EXTRACT BCCnU. by
HELMBoLDs process Buchu becomes a specific.
No other chemist has skilfuly extracted it, Hr-
tues. Sufferers will avoid disappointment, failures
and exposure by obtaining ONLY HELMBoLD'S S
York. sole agent
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COMPLIMENTARY PREsENTATIOS.-Mr {. D.
Fox, the superintendent of one department
Of the works OF the James Eiver improve
lncni, WAS Yesterday the recipient OF i
present from the men i'll his employ. The
ctlcmun! Of presentation was quite plea
SAINT affair. being IN entire surprise TO air.
Fox. Rev. X. II. Mullen made the prcsenta-
tlun address. and offered on behalf of the
men a very pretty brca>trin. The pin was
a solid plate of gold, on the .acc OF which
were three links representing the mystic
tie Of odd-fcllow>hip. The selection was
good one. Mr.. Fox is mcuibcr Of Roane
Lodge. No. 1870. |. q. .. +.
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A Eic.hf ~ ifh Indian MurdererS.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-Adyices from
Arizona state that Lieutenant Babcock with
fifty cavalry, who was sent in pursuit of the
murderers of Lieutenant Almy, overlook
them in the mountains and compelled them
to fight. During the engagement fourteen
were killed and six captured. Two of Bah
cocks Indian aids were wounded.
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HAVE YouR PICTURES MADE Now is the time
to have your pictures taken. The pleasant weather
and clear atmosphere insure you good photo
graph. REEs & Co.'S gallery WAS crowded from
early morn 10 sunset Saturday. They arc more at
tcntivc and kind to children than at any gallery
have ever been in. We recommend our readers 10
REEsS gallery. Their prices are low and work
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The Cholera.

MEMPHIS, July Six chulera-deathS were
reported Yesterday.
NASHVILLE, July 3.-Five cholcra-deathS
TO day.
CISClHSATI July 3.--Four deaths from
cholera TO-DAY.
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Thc Connecticut Legislature.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 3.-Thc Senate to.
day passed resolution condemning the
back-pay bill and commencing senator's and
representatives for this State for refusing it.
The Senate rejected the bill for the Con-
stitutional Convention.
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A Barkeeper Killed for Refusing to
Sell Whiskey.

C1ScISSATI, July "a special dispatch
from Bloomington, Indiana, says George
A. Buskirk, president of the First National
Bank. shot and mortalIy wounded Aaron
Rose, barkeeper in that town, last evening,
for refusing to sell him whiskey.
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AMEtLANcE CoMMTTEE'S RErMoS.-The
members OF the Ambulance Committee, of
Confederate notoricty. will have their annual
rcGnion and dinner ut Mr.. Purcefs farm,
on the Grove road, to-day. John Dabney
will serve up the dinner. They will leave
the city at log O'Clock from CARRIERS express
Office, Main street between Eighth and
Ninth
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ELEGANT BRoCADED SA>nES.-LEvI BRO
THEIRS offer elegant sash ribbons. the ends bro
caded in rich figures, price only $3.50 cost IS to i'm
port. They have few sashes left of those rich
watered ribbons ut 81 and Sl25 per yard which have
been sold at 81 and 1925
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] HAVE ASALY2ED THE WHISKEY KSUw&
under the brand Of "R SELECT" controlled by
McsssrS WALTER ID. BLAIR e Co, Richmond,
Virginia, and fnd il free from fusil oil and other
impurities, and recommend its for medicinal
and family purposes. j. i. MCCAw, VI. d.,
Late Prof of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
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summer dress goods. LEVY BROTHERS have sold
thousands of yards, and yet have an assortment left
We advise all to call early If they wish to secure
some OF the best bargains offered III the dress
goods line
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LYME & BROTHER, p. NJ, commissioners
sale Of brick tenement on the cast line OF Fou
shec between Broad and Grace streets

GESTLEMES's HOT-WEATuER GOOD S.-Thc
best stock Of light underwear In the shape of SauZe
and linen undershirts. drawers, socks, &c. will he
found Al +. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street
This firm make speciality OF gcntlemen's under
wear. Give them Il call-they will certainly please
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.rrest of Custom Officials.

New YORK, July 3.--1hree Gus tom-house
officers have been arrested on the charge Of
Hfdfihg merchants to defraud the Government.
Each was held to bail in $1,000.
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NcTAKEs PuGlIc.--The Governor ye>ter-
day appointed the following notarics public:
Charles \. smith for LoudouD county. and
i. W. +. SamuelS for Rockingham.
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The PRESBYTERIAN FAIR, now in progress
in Manchester, is meeting with very cheering
success. 1t will be open to-day, July 4th,
aud on Saturday night. 1t will probably be
continued several days longer.
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HATS AT 75c. worth $3.50, fo: sale al p. WE1SI-
GER & Cos. The greatest bargains ever offered III
hats.
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LADIES HAlR-DRE>SISG FASHIONS. direct from
Paris, at K. FERRASDIHI'S, 6l3. els and eli Broad
street All varieties ri hair work made To order by
Paris patterns. for AL prices, according 10 quality
OF goods, and | guarantee my work to give salts
faction. Office Tor hair goods. 6l3 Broad street.
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SELLING; OUT AT a PROFIT. Our friends +. B..
SPENCE & Son arc selling ont at profit, and pro-
pose TO continue doing so till the last garment is
gune. They have 4 splendid stock of geutlemeu's
wear Give them 4 call.
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DOLLAR BAHK.-The directors Of the Dol
lar Bank have declared dividend of six per
cru!.. lice Ut tax. out OF It's earnings for the
past six months, payable on and after the
10Th of this month.
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...,,.. fhoH hkLESsBoko An cy-
p'..o" . .,o" 1rrI'rd here las, evening ria
~" .'A.n4 ana Danyile railroad from
A >. ;, g.. bringing about two hmm.
.. Ill ! "&Hn>lonl~t>, among whom
%. '''-' number ii ladies'. They have
..... i'h4 IN" "GIorious Fourth" i'll
''.'' 'hi ".ii return tonight.
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DlvIDEND.- The Virginia Home Insurance
Company, Of this city. b. c. Whcrry. Jr.,
assistant secretary, has declared Il semi-an-
u,lal dividend of five per cent.
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Police CoURT-~JuStice lFh,te.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of yesterday:
james Anderson dhaS Ham, and Robert
James. charged with being suspicious char
acter> and common thieves: sent to Jail tor
thirty days.
Grace smith. tined $50 for being drunk
and disorderly in the streets.
Annie Mo>eley and Henrietta Harris. fined
- each for abusing each other IN the streets
The following cases were continued until
the 9TH instant:
Chri>cy Johnson, charged with obtaining
:24a in United States currency from Mrs,
r. NJ. Cosby. and accused sent to Jail in de-
fault ol 500 surety.
Amy Old and Margaret Johnston, charged
with stealing wearing apparel, bcd.clothing,
"wcry, and other articles, ralued at 500,
from William Rutherford. Accused sent to
i3il
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MEMS HATS AT 7jc. WORTH 81 .50.-P. WEISIGER
& Co., 1901 Main street, have large job lot OF hats
which they will sell al T5c.. most Of Them being
worth il. 81. THESE are The greatest Bargains ever
offered in Richmond.
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CCpr5 As 4 CuCCsDER.-Wl dissolve III the heat
when S5 or less, Will make you rs cool rs cucunl-
Der, at +. Is. SPENCE & Sons, 1909 Main street,
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, l.".' ',i'1 I',, hANH-- The directors of this
Y..' ,., ,s .','afrh ,h dividend Of i've Der
,r ..., - '"s''' out Of the net earning
.rn -, 80 ,'I, H''htiis, payable on and u;irr
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IT WILL PAY To PURCHASE READY-MADE SUITS
af LEVY BROTHERS. An examination Of their
stock al this iinc will repay you for Your trouble.
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SOMETHING ENTIRELY SEw-Carlbads cSle~
brated biscuit--at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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FRENCH BRANDY, finest quality, direct importa-
ton. for medicinal purposes, 1T CHRISTIAN &
WHITES.
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LEVY BROTHERS have new styles in rubber and
white and tct jewcry, jet handocs, hi"l-t"p combs.
JET bracelets, cul-butons, collarbuttons, and shirt
studs.
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LEVY BROTHERS HAVE A;TEw rAGES LEFT OF
those soilcd corsets. which they will close ont IL
lnX nricne
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MEDICAL FRIzEs.-At the close Of the
spring and summer session Of the Medical
college two prizes are awarded-one to the
student passing the best examination in
general and special Pathology and Diagnosis,
and another to the student passing the best
examination in Ndicr,d Medicd.
The examination for these prizes is known
to hc difficult. and the honor of success Is
highly appreciated both in college and by
the profession generally.
At the recent close of the exercises of the
College. after a spirited contest the prize for
the best examination on general and special
Pathology and Diagnoses was awarded to
Mr.. Arthur Grattan Cabell of this city, and
that for tho best examination i'll Materia
iirdica 10 Mr.. RitcS Tatlm, of Dinwiddie.
5 certificate of mcritoriotlS distinction was
also awarded to Mr. James n. Brown. of
Chesterfield, for proficiency in Matcria
Medirl.
The committrrS of award consisted respec-
tivelv of DrS. Fairfax, JoyncS, and W. B.
GRAY, and nrS. Harris, Edwards, and
ThompkinS.
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WASu-PoPLINS.-LEvY BnoTHERs offer to- day
large lot III extra wide waslpopltns at lctc. per
Yard Also tast-colored lawns at l24c and calicoes
AT S4c,
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS Of +. Is. SPENCE Il SoS
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,Cn,xcrKv Court OF MoNp-Judge
Ft-hugh.-Thc following cases were dis.
posed OF yesterday:
The York River Railroad Company IS.
Drayton. &c. Decree confirming report Of
commissioner of sale. and providing for the
disposition of the fund.
Brttinghcimcr and wife cS. Germania
building Association. Order directing dis
solution of the Injunction.
Darracott Us. Darrncott. &c. Decree con-
iirmine report OF commissioner AMI mahing
provision for the disposition Of the fund.
Childrc.S &C.. cS. Smiths executor. De-
cree overruling demurrer and pleas, refer
ring cause to commissioner for inquiry and
report.
tromming Is. Fromming, &c. Decree
making final disposition of the fund and di-
recting the cause to be removed from the
docket.
Young Us. Young. Decree confirming
sale Of the property in the bill and proceed
in@> mentioned.
Young Is. Young's administrator, &c.
Decree confirming report of commissioner,
and making final disposition ot the cause
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Mis-. SUE MCMILLAN is entitled to the
first honor in Grammar School, No. l.
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LEVY BROTHERS show the largest, cheapest an,
hcst-aSsoried stock Of fans In this city.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales Of real estate mate Jeiueen the LIST Of
january G1,d 3oh IF June the tareS far the pre-
sent yeGr hnret to be paid hythe purchaser: On
Of the year TIE tdres hdreto be pad Gy the seller.
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'T'O ARRIVE, one cask Of that most SUI
l. pcrior NORWEGIAN COD-LIVER OIL, now
iu custom-houSe.
iva I. WAGNER, Druggist.
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1 ...,., .,'>& The Hon. John f. H,,dw;,
''''' ""s III the city last evening.
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BLACKBERRY BRANDY AND WINE. Virginia
made, six wears old. at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale only
by T.. Is. SPENCE Il son.
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The Society then adjourned.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, July 3.-The
Alumni dinner took place this evening IN
the dining-hall of Mr.. Massie's boarding.
house.
Weber's Germania Band, from "ashihg~
ton. was in attendance, and an abundant
feat was spread. The absence OF champashe
among the wines furnished, though an !nno-