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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-27

HoSoRs TO YoUSG YIRGINlAHs.-At the
annual commencement Of Rock Hill College,
at Ell,cott City, Nd, which took place
Thursday, we find that Mr.. Joseph Samanni,
OF this city, vas among the list of graduates,
the degree of Bachelor of Arts having been
conferred upon him. DIR. Slmanni also de-
liycred an essay on CDcsarism, which is
stated to have been logically and cIasSically
written and e!oquently delivered. Mr.. sa'
mann was also awarded thc gold medal In
metaphysics and philosophy OF history. lie
received his diploma at the hands OF Gov
ernor Groomc, of Maryland, who was pre-
sent at the commencement.
Master Eugene DeIarue, son OF DIR. Louis
DcIarue, of Ashland, Va, received premium
for good conduct during the year.
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A SCIENTIFIC Acc1DENT.-On Tuesday y
night while DR.. W. Fl. Taylor and Mr.. J.
Oscar Goode were experime uting with cal.
cum light at the High school, an accident
occurred which. for short time. quite de-
moralized both gentlemen. The light was
constructed by Mr.. Goode for exhibition
purposes, and was intended to have ektrsor-
dinary power, as it had three jets instead OF
one, as is usual. The hydrogen and oxygen
gases contained in the "miXer' first eX-
ploded, and shortly afterwards there was in.
stantaneouS combustion OF the india rubber
bag, which was filled with fifteen g;alons Of
oxygen gas. Mr.. Goodies hair and NOUS
tache were considerably siDged. but luckily
no other harm waS done. lie intends to re.
model the light in a way, W hlch will ipsure
perfect safety against siLAllar occurrences in
its future use.
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SENT on To THE UNITED STATES GRAND
JURY.-W. II. Meyers, charged with forging
check for S3S, purportiug to be signed By
Harrison Adrian, United States Pension
Agent. in Baltimore, was examined by
United States Commissioner Pleasants yes
terdav. He was sent on to the grand jury OF
the United States Circuit Court for indlet'
ment. Bail was allowed, bur he vas unable
TO Give it. and was accordingly sent TO Jail.
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EriLEprIc Frr.--Yestcrday morning Doc
tor Taylor, formerly Of Gloucester county,
but now residing on Clay street in this city,
was seized with an epileptic fit while cross
ing Tenth street near Main, and fell to the
pavement, cutting his face badly. He was
taken into the office OF the Piedmont ana
Arlington Insurance Company. where pro-
per attention was paid him.
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VISITING ExCURsIoSIsTs.-The Order Of
Gallilean Fishermen Of the District of Co.
lunbia have projected an excursion to this
city on the 4.h of July. They will leave
Washington on the evening Of the Sd, and
arrive here at in early hour Saturday morn
inc, and return on Sunday morning at A.
NJ. Their excursion train will consist of
thirteen cars and an engine, and the commit
tee of arrangements expect to bring down
from six to eight hundred persons. During
the day there will be q parade of the Order.
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WHAT EACH HUMAN SOUL SHOULD KNOW,
Who amongst the swclls would go:
That SCUAAP sells at his bazaar
A delightful. prime cigar;
All in the tobacco liue;
Canes, umbrelas--very fine;
Stationery, papers, books,
Stylish breastpius. Chains. and hooks;
Collars, half hose, idIle-strirgs,
And = million other Thing.
Remember: AtSCIAAP'S. 1902 Main street.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-Springfeld Divi'
sion, No. 1G7, Sons of Temperance, have
elected the following officers to serve for the
ensuing quarter: George D. Harwood, w.
p; Zepbaniah G. Lampkin, w. A.; Robert
S. Valentine, chaplain; George +. Burch,
r. S.; John n. Burch, Jr., A. 4. s.; Will
liam ii. Vaughan, F. S.; John f. shlnber'
ger, T.; Joseph w. Carter, e.: X. I: KID
dick. A. c.; W. W. Vaughan, l. S.; Charles
E. Hayward, o. S.; J. Ryland Epps, f.
w. p.
At meeting of Harmony Division, No.
SO, Sons of Temperance, held on Thursday
evening, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing quarter: John W. Glenn
W. P: Robert HolZbach, w. A; '. Il.
Freeman, Il. S.; Samuel Denoon, A. X. 5. ;
Charles II. Norton, F. S.; Charles A. CraW-
ford, treasurer; r. b. Wilson, chaplain
George 3 Davis, c.; William Hancock, A.
c.; William T. Hancock, Jr,, 1. S.; Charles
Z. Ferrand, o. S.; Frank. Benedict, z. w: x.
MarshaH Lodge, No. II, knights OF ~
thias, have elected the following officers: Z.
c., a. T. sumwalt; V. c., W. T. slzer; T.,
l.. W. Dorset; M. at A., K. j. Clayton.
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VlRGIyIA WuEAT.-The first lot Of Virginia
wheat 1880 bushel>) which has been bought
this season was purchased yesterday by the
Ga!cgo Mills Manufacturing Company. Ii
was raised by Mr.. Z. Gibson, of King WIZ
liam county, and comes in two days earlier
than for thirteen years.
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HoSoRABLY DISCHARGED - Bowling FoW-
Ter (coIorcdJ, Of Goochland county, was
carried before Commissioner PlelsantS yes
terday, charged with dealing in liquor with.
out United States license. IL was proved
that he was purchasing in this city for other
parties, and he was Gunorably discharged.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAy.

GRUBRs & WILLIAMS, G 2. 81, brick dwellins-
house on Church Hill.
W. GOODIN, 6 p. NJ, lot In Harr!e's plan, Ore
g0n HILL on Belvidere street.
II. Nc coRMICK. 10 A. NJ, at 4l3 Broad street,
china crockery, and glassware.
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BowLER'S CREAM ALE AND PoRTER.-The
steady and increasing deiuand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced Mr.. BOWLER to
arrange with the well-kuown firm Of w. ID. Blair
& Go. to supply his family trade. Mr.. Louis Euker,
700 Broad street, supplies Bowler's Ale and Porter
iu botttes. Orders from the trade to HENRY Bow
LER, Spring Park Brewery, promptly filed.
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Go TO ASToNl'S saloon for pure cream.

VERY IMPORTANT MANCHESTER NEWS
FRANK VIANI, Bou-Ton, Confecnoner, Hull street.
corner Of Sixth. Is prepared to furnish pure Ice
cream and fresh frutsan confections to pic-nics,
parties, private families, and at bis store. Goods
delivered free. Persous desiring ice-cream for
Sunday should hand Ia orders early to-day.
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OFFICERS OF THE CORN AND FLOUR EI-
cHANGE.-The committee appointed at re-
cent meeting of the Corn and Flour EX-
change, for the purpose of nominating Off
GERS for the ensuing year, have presented
the following report: For President, l.. u.
Crenshaw First Nice-President, j. IL.
Blair; Second Vice. President, Ed. Wortham.
Directors T. w. McCance, K. B. Somer-
vile, p. c.. Warwick, j. Fl. Martin, Thomas
Potts, c. r. Skinker, II. b. Taiaierro,
Charles II. Simpson, j. R. Jeter, and I. IL.
Elicit
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER 1T THE DISPATCH
office oil Friday, June 18th:
sA ". X; NJ 81
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VERDICT IN AN EXPRESS CAsE.-ln the
Circuit Court of Richmond yesterday Judg-
ment for $50 was entered against the South
ern Express Company in favor of Francis
busch. The amount claimed was nearly
Sl00
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POLICE CoURT, FRIDAY, Justice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Nelson Word, charged with stealing lot
of wearing apparel from Mary A. Fan va
lued at $40, was found guilty, ana sent 10
iail and the chain.gang for ninety days.
Lizzie Bailey. charged with stealing a ped
tick valued at 81, was found guilty anu sent
to Jail for Thirty days.
Henry Garnet and Willis johnson, charged
with assaulting and abusing Herbert Taylor
Fined 81 each.
Herbert Taylor, charged with being disor'
Il. ,rIy in the street. Fined II.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THs
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JUNE 2G, 1874
Henry T. Abbey, Grand Master /. Q. 0. f.,
Petersburg, Va; William Jacobs, No. 1887,
care of Is. Fisher,
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO II. II. WADE has opened
a cigar store on Hull street near Eighth, and In
tends 10 keep constantly on hand the most choice
brands OF cigars, smoking and chewing tobac-
co, pipes. and every article to be found In first
class establishment. On hand supply of the best
hve-cant cigar on the market. Give him call.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT CoMPANY.-On
and after July 1st this company will run
only tri.weeky line. The elegant steamer
Sylvester, Captain Post, will leave her wharf
sc Rockets on and after Wednesday next
every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, at 9
A M
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Convict RscslvED.---JOh Johnson was
received at the peDi,entiary yesterday from
Orange county to be imprisoned four years
for Grand larceny.
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themselves, but many others were no doubl
sorely perplexed at the di>arrangement oI
the lists. Mr.. T. P. Crump Is the principal
of the Baker school; bis assistants are
whites. Miss Z. NJ. Knowles is the princi.
pal of the Navy Hill schools; her assistants
are coIored.
This explanation, we hope, will put the
teachers, friends. and pupils of the Baker
and Navy Hill schools On peace footing
with. the Dispatch, aad inu Il good humor with
its reporters and printers.
CLOSING EXERCISES TO-DAY.
At 10 O'Clock this morning the closing ex-
ercises of Madison school will take place at
the school building, corner of Madison and
Cary streets.
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KEEP CooL.--If yen want 10 keep COO, wear hght
Clothing. Ell. SPENCE & sOS have splendid
stock Of light underwear. linen and alpaca coats,
white vests, &c. Give them call. They have
marked down their goods TO the lowest living
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vote OF tHo.thirds of each branch bv aves
and noes. Whenever estimates exceed an
appropriation or the appropriation shall
have been exhausted, and further sum re.
qulred, that fact to be reported for instruc-
ton, with detailed statement, to the Council
OF causes creating the necessity and the OBJ
lect in view. No contract shall be made or
expenditure authorized unless by specific
vote OF the City Council, first making the
necessary provision for the payment result.
ing thcrefrom.
At all joint meetings
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD or ALDERMEN
SHALL PRESIDE,
or in his absence, the President of the
Council. In the absence of both, any men,
bcr from either body called to preside. At
elections in joint meetings voting shall be
rira roce. and only one person shall be
chosen at a time.
The remainder of the report is mere par
liamentary usage.
TIME OF MEETING.
The Common Council shall meet at 5
O'Clock p. NJ. on the first and third Mondays
and the Board Of Aldermen at the same time
on the second and fourth Mondays in each
month.
The order of business is prescribed in de.
tail, and is very similar to the mode adopted
by the House of Delegates.
When the report had been read Mr.. Tai.
bott moved that it be received and adopted
Mr.. English said he didn't think that the
report could be adopted, a" the charter pro.
vides that each body shall adopt its own
rules.
Mr. johnson said he would support the
report rs q whole, but that there were many
| features in the report which he did not like
| He believed it would be best 10 adopt the
| report to be in force for thirty days from the
| time Of meeting, in order that in that time
each body may perfect and prepare its own
| rules.
DR.. Manson renewed bis motion to print
in order that each member may consider the
report intelligently.
General johnson suggested that Dr. Man
| sons motion be amended so rs to recommend
to each body the adoption of the rules rs re-
| ported by the committee.
| DR.. Manson accepted the amendment.
THE REPORT IN FORCE FOR THIRTY DAYS.
| The matter was further discussed, and
finally the following resolution, presented
| by General johnson, was agreed to by the
conference:
| Resolued, That the report Of the Commit
tee on Rules he printed, and recommended
to be adopted by the two branches of the
Council, to be in effect for the space Of thirty
days unless otherwise ordered.
On motion of Mr.. Straus, it was agreed
| that the Board of Aldermen meet on Wed.
! nesduy, July 1st, at 2. NJ, and the Com
mon Council Oil the same day at z. ~, for
organization.
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FOUND AT LAsI-The long sough.-for place
where youc lu get money loaned your diamonds,
watches jeweIry. si!verware, &c. Call at A. HAIR
RIs's Loan Ofice, 322 Main street, and you VIII
learn all about H.. All transactions strictly conf
DENTAL,
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THE WEAruEE To-DAy.--Partly cloudy
,rc0ther and RAIN orih north or east acindS
IS reported as probable today.
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CONDENSED MILK" Eagle" braEd-Ieceived
fresh weekly CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
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LADIES' AND GESTLEMEN's dining. saloon at
ANTONIS, Main street.
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THOSE WISHING PlzzlNI 10 furnish them with
ire-cream OH sunday should leave tlielr orders
early to-day.
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EXCURSIONS, ETc.-This is the evening for
excursions, and no doubt many persons will
avail themselves of the various trains and
steamboats, which leave the city for Il brief
visit to the country.
First in order is Captain Kinney'S Grass.
Widowers' train TO Staunton. which leaves
the city at 4:4j z. NJ, and returning, arrives
here at $50 on Monday morning.
Another pleasant trip, no doubt, will be
the excursion to Old Poiut, the Cal'cs, ETC.,
gotten up by Mr.. Tatum, the agent Of the
James River line of boats. The steamer
Eliza Hancox will leave the city at s L. NJ. !;
returning, will arrive here on Sunday night,
or the traveller can return to Richmond by
the Sylvester on Monday afternoon.
Next Tuesday, June 30th, Lee Council,
Friends of Temperance, having chartered a
train on the Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake railroad, will have grand eX-
cursion to West Point. The attractions
which West Point affords to the pleasure
seeker will doubtless induce many persons
10 ioin the eXcurSiOnists and assist the cold
water army.
Last year Mr.. Asa Snyder succeeded in
getting up an excursion TO Staunton, FL
liott's Knob, ETC., which was greatly enjoyed
by all who took part in it. This season he
will have charge OF a select party of The otli-
GERS and teachers of Centenary Sunday
school, and will leave Richmond for Wash
ington, D. c., by the Fredericksburg road,
on Wednesday, July 1st. at Il O'Clock A. NJ,
reaching Quantico at > A. NJ. Here the
party will tike the fine steamer Lady of the
Lake and arrive in Washington ut 10 a. NJ.
Immediately upon the arrival of the Lady OF
the Lake at Washington the party will get
on board 4 special steamer for Mount Yer
non, where they will spend several hours.
Returning, the party will leave Washington
at 5 p. NJ. and arrive in Richmond 1T IL
Pm.
Chickahominy Tribe l. 0. r. NJ. will give
another of their well-conducted popular ex-
cursions and pic-nics to West Point on the
10Th of July.
| That fine military company G, Captain
w. p. NJ. kellam, will, on Monday next the
! 29th instant, have an excursion to West
Point. The train will leave the depo. at
A. NJ. kessnch's fine band has been ell
| gagged for the occasion, and the affair pro-
misses TO he highly enjoyable.
Tomorrow afternoon excursion tram:
| will be run by the Chesapeake and ON:
Railroad Company through Church Hi
! tunnel to the Park on james river. Tnt
| first train will leave at 2 O'Clock.
Virginia Lodge, No. =, Knights of Pythlas
! will have an excursion down the river oi
Monday. The steamer will leave the H:har
of the Old Dominion Steamboat Colnpan.
at 7 A. NJ. The eXcursionists will p.S
through Dutch Gap going and returning
and will remain at Curls Neck landing sever
hours. On the trip Colonel W. 5. Gilman
will deliver his lecture on the "fythH'
Goat" McCann's Band will be present., an;
special accommodations for dancing have
| been provided.
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LADIES ASI CENTLEMEN's diling-sa!ooa at
ASTOHI's, Main street.
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EoTIIfSG Is MORE PALATABLE this warm
weather for your dinner than ice-creaD; ana IL
you want the best, go to PIzziSTS.
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Aitt>mond lispatth.

sTTRE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
rATCH is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CALCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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GO TO ANToNIS ice-cream saloon for pure cream,
Main street.
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SMITH sells Clothing tor cash or credit.
Fxamlue his iarge stock.
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REMoyAI.-A. HAREIs's Loan Once Established
| In lSGJl llts been removed 70 o22 Main street.
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MAcKrSAw HATs-another supply Just received
at =. WEIsIGE GERS, 1901 Main street.
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7 D>T. un Nineteenth or Main streets, a
i 4 HLAfk VELVET BAG. embroidered and
'rl:Hutd wiih ie: n" !,yd.:r "ill ueJewardcd ny
tn..-L- Z !, ~ m ilIkI.itcL nirr &c 2I.Itf
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LIGHT AND CHEAP GAUzE SHIRTS ut Z. b.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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TIE most fashionable HAT this season Is Tue
MAckISAW A large supply 1t r. WEIsIGERs.
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for the excursion TO Ashland on the 4th ol
JULY as pertected.

THE COUNTY CLERg.-After July 1st John
II. Cogbill, Esq, clerk OF the Hastings
Court of this city, will resign the position
OF county clerk of Chesterfield county. He
will be succeeded by NJ. A. cogbilI, at pre-
sert clerk OF the Circuit Court, and gem
:leman OF long experience in the clerks o:-
tice .-
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PISEAPPLEs AND BANANAS something yoy
nlce-at PIZZISIS.
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COLD SopA-WATER, with fine fruit syrups, as
PIZZISIs,
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STATE TREAsURY.-The balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was 1858, S,67S.39.
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PEACH ICE-CgFAM-a mosc delicious llvoIed
creani--at PIZZISI'S.
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SMITH sells Clothing for cash or credit.
Who will buy?
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SMITH sells Clothing. for cash or credit.
Call and see him.
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LIGHT SUITS at Z. B. SPENCE X SONS, 1900
Main street.
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LDh RENT. the whole or part OF 1s::s
( HOUSE. Furnished or unfurnishei. Ap- ELL
3.iN lr ;EA ti-l1h street, north Of LetSh street
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NICE BREAKFAST RELISH-Sait Salmon, prime
lot, ut CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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SMITH sells Clothing for cash or credit.
Xamne his hargai
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PARTIES who have becp waiting for MACKISA"
, HAT, can now get them at WEIsIGER's
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MEkTaNGss.

V,HE MEMBERS OF THE JOURNEY,
i MEN BAKERS UNION are hereby requsst-
ed to attend regular meeting THIS isatui d.
EVENING, at O'clock, at their hall. by order II
the President. CHARLES w. MCHLY,
lie 27-ltA Secretary
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IrJR RENT that comfortable BRIO Il ca
4 I'M r.LLihG W. 3l4 F"Hrth street. @IA
.n..a Hyr! aI,! Arch streets. containing Sc,vn
.,. . 50 Wli. !. liI.. we'll ur wafer in the yard. Ap-
,.t..l JAMES VI. TAYLOR son,
.-.-S' E,.ai r stat" Agents aud Aucti"n""rs.
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| '>T, OK Tuesday NIGHT. \ rs
- - bN~> 90 ID kTlNG i b% X 81 81
"AIt =. cl,aucli.II aud d:a uuIId male 10y seya
t.an5J. Nasulrs, geneva: No. G3,9s"- reward
&! . " F&II bDi.LhE> : wail tc paid - II i lett
:. 'u, ni-c OF the NJ. ,.inch ilnteI. c &tS-cod3t
| p>I. A SMALL GOLD BREASTPlN.
4 4 T.. puS cngrzlr.+t on hack and :Irfu ill
-i. lAc rs.dyr u III s.. iters% rewarded Soy lcay-
~ 3. ~ Er.ks 4 CO.'S gallery. Main strcet.
ls21-3tt
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MILITARY sOTICES-

A TrENrION !-.-CO MPAN y &C.
n fSfonewall Guard) will attend nlse.irgA
:..;,,,,,,. "niformi ai the almory THIS tsaiar.
dst1 EVENING at S's O'Clock. Every member y
IL expeced to ne present as matters oa 7.
s ISsIr Consideration. BY command OF Lieutenant
X. M. TAYLOR, nrSeriv serseapt 3
1a oI.lk - - SSssz -
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To ,,E REARRAsdED.-The United States
courtroom is to be repaired and 10 some ex-
tent narraEged.
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MAcKIyAw uATs-large supply just received at
r. WElsIGER'S.
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STRAIEB nom NY premises, June SIEc
~ 2ira.a small red nld-whltc COW wiihI---1---
;. Z a...rncG / iiber,l reward viii re given Tor
s..- g,..uri. - y. i. WILLIAMS.
80 sDJi! Eleventh street, kick!nond, Va.
t.J--l,s
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IOH RENT. DWELLING No. Sl0 ~
! .rit!t tI.J.. street. t!,e ROOMS -AA
FHs. 80 NJ. DIV IT i.I>H No. south Second
~.s,..' ..s. rrul- and kiici.rIi.
tn" RENT. bWs LL!NG No. COL west Leigh.
~. Prs. 49, ana kitchen.
a..l. KENT. STORE NJ. 2Z2 Broad street be-
.n,..y second and Third streets. and DNELLlSG
g. ....... ,,ua,I business location.
tp}: ftHT. ROOMS in III" yer! ceK;re Of the
civ. -.talI- tot loGgi inS-TnomS.
Fnp rT<I. TukEf ROOMS on first fonr over
%,.,. X Baker >uitaihe for Dental rt.1anS ar Law
.. o5.St oRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
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YELLOW BANANAS at ANToSl's.
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>.,,l.p immediately, q good COON
" -, .ar restaurant. ANrtl ~ ~ ~
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TrrH l;ENr. THAT DESIRABLE@ g.
/ sua SPACIOUS HEl, * KESlpEN Z ta:i
-U,t ir.- ~tgrtt, H"A. L. the corner III Eighth
..s.s .a {. DUGt EFT,
s.. .G-s,- corner sixth and Leigh streets
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SPRINGFIELD HALL SCHOOL.

The following is list Of the pupils Of the
Springfield Hall School who received medals
and diplomas
For-uTn PRIMARY, No. 34-.NiSS E. W. Snyder
feacL,r-FirsI Honor: BenjIrnin Weisiger. DIplo-
mas-httcT,!ancc: Rosa Jackson, Louisa Woodsoi,
Fannie Moore. Alice Moore. Department: Kate
Anti ony Scholarship: William james, archie
Moore, Annie Nelson. Peumanship: Charles Hem
ley ~ ~ ,r..o G r. ,J, ~
mas-Attend,ncc: Willie Taylor. Scholarship
Thomas LiahttGot. Willie Coy, Elsie Crawlcy, Ada
Alien. Virginia Harris, Mary +. We!ch.