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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-23
MASSIEESTER NEWS.

CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE HIGH Schools.
1t having been rumored that the closing
exercises of our Male and Female High
Schools would be jointly celebrated at The
school-room of Professor Z. MOrrlsSette, on
Monday evening, long before the time ap-
pointed the spacious room was denSey
packed, and the steps, yard. and sidewalk
were lhronged with our citizens aDXiouSly
awaiting the opportunity OF witnessing
them. Finding it impossible to accommo-
date one-third Of the crowd the audience
was invited 10 the leclure-room of the Bap-
tist church, which was Immediately filled
with an intelligent and appreciative assem-
blage. At given signal number Of Pro-
fcssor Morri>sette's scholars appeared upon
the stage, and it required but moment to
see that the training to which they had been
subjected had fully prepared them for the
ordeal through which they were TO pass.
Dialogues, recia.ions, speeches, &', were
most admirably and efficiently rendered.
The pieces were we'll selected, and convey
ing as they did in every case fine mora /,
were well received. Mrs. Walkers school,
made O fine impression. The girls were
beautifully and tastily dressed, in many cases
representing by their costume the characters
assimilated; nor did they show "a lack OF pro-
fieiency in their training; no hesitation, no
mistake or blunder, the acting ard reclta'
tions being excellent. No one could fail 10
discover that the teachers had done tneir
whole duty In laborng to establish 10 tneiE
schools high standard Of moral and intel
lectual training.
The entertainment was we'll calculated to
encourage the patrons OF our puoilc scnools
as we'll as stimulate the pupils 10 renewed
yigor in the prosecution OF their studies. May
Manchester long have the services OF tneSe
two teachers.
On motion Of Mayor Chiles. seconded by
Rev. Mr. Campbell, resolution was adopteo
by the audience thinking teachers ana scno'
lars for the interesting exhibition.
The following scholars OF the Male HiSh
School showed great proficiency in their
studies. We append their standing 10 ae'
portment- 100 being the maNlu'um: L. ,5 o.
Atkinson, 100; w. Z. Branstord, loo; W.
L. Burgess, 100; G. E. Cbiles, 100 ID; VI
Clarke, 90: w. 5. Ferguson, 06; ID: Fer
gusou, 96; W. Z. Hatcher, loo; >. II. lh'
9ram, 100: j. c. jerks, 100; L. Lipscomb,
a.. ]. $, Matthews, 100; 7. G. Matthews
1oo: ". K. Matthews, 100: J. A. Moore
96 l.. NJ. Nunnally, 95; r. '. Owen, lOO
G. II. Sharp. 100; r. Il. Wiufree, 100; A
McCrone. 100; A. Weisiger, 95.
Kate Fitzgerald, of Miss Walkers schoo'
was present every day of the plst sessl"s oso
ELECTION OF OFFIcBHs.1zaFFe elected tht
No. l6 (colored Maso"ihe ensuing term
following otfieeEim, w. NJ !; r. S. Coy, S
James CunMoon, j. W.; Richard Baker, S
W.; u. johnson, j. D.; Thomas Hulet
,hteasurer; Fl. Randolph, secretary; Chris
Sully, S. stewart; S. Woodson, 1. 5.
r Graham, chaplain; John Baker, tileT
This lodge will leave the city to-morfo"
morning at s. o'elockon picnic excursion
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Fire Record.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 22.-The hoisting ap-
paratuS Of the Murchie mine, Nevada City,
caught fire yesterday afternoon. Six men
were in the shaft, which Is 400 feet deep, at
the time, one Of whom made his escape;
TWO were taken out dead after the fines
were subdued, and third will probably
die. The remaining two were rescued unir-
jured.
CINCINNATI, June 22.-The steamboat r.
W. S. K,llinger, while lying at the wharf
here las. night, was struck by lightning aud
burned to the waters edge. Loss, $4,000.
Insured for $4,000. ,s
W. +. Tabb Il Co.'s woolen- and Touring
mills, at Dover, Mason county, KY, were
DESTROYED by fire this morning. Loss,
$4,000; insurance unknown.
A fire in Georgetown, KY, Sunday, de-
stroyed livery stable and four dwellings.
A NUMBER of horses in the stable were
burned to death. Estimated loss, $4,000.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-No vessel has
been ordered to follow the Plymouth to the
mouth of the Bio Grande, the ascent being
by large vessels impracticable, owing to
shifting sand-bars. Steam launches, how
ever. can be carried to the mouth Of the
river, and with competent crews cooperate
with the army in suppresslng the Mexican
raids.
The Commissioner Of the Land Office Is
taking measures TO dispose of over 300, 600
land.patents which have been accumulating
in his office since the days of President Mon
roe.
The Secretary Of the Navy has made re.
uuistion for $500 900 to pay the remainder
of the Farragut prize awards. The original
amount was 100000. The sum first named
will be distributed among 800 persons.
The Commissioner Of the Internal ReVe-
nue. is about taking steps to further protect
the reyeuuu interests in the sale aud manu-
factllre OF cigars.
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THE KEY OF lllsToRIcAL MASsloS.-D.
Morgan White, E.q., Of Louisville, ky.,
yesterday presented the State Library with
a key taken from the ruins OF Herman Ban.
nerhassett's house. on BIannerhaSsett Island,
in the Ohio river, three miles below PaIkers.
burg, West Va. Mr.. White obtained it
from the ruins of the house In 1867. The
mansion itself, in its day the wonder of the
western country, was burned sixty years
ago. 1t was there that Blaunerhassett and
Aaron Burr INDUCED those dreams Of EN-.
pire that caused the arrest Of both and the
trial in this city, before Chief Justice John
Marshall, Of Aaron Burr for treason.
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The Exiied Uruguay ans.

WAsHIssroS, June s2.-Anlegram bay'ng
been sent by the collector of Charleston 10
the Secretary Of the Treasury asking whether
the exiled Uraguayans on board the steamer
Perig shall be allowed TO land. Acting seeIe-
tary.of.tbe. Treasury Conant has referred tne
question TO the Secretary OF State ior ni,
opinion. The Treasury Department VIII
await the opinion of the Secretary OF SAFE
before answering the telegram. :,
Later.-The eyies from Uruguay VIII os
allowed to land at Charleston.
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CHANcERY Court OF RICHMOND, TURsEAY.-
The following cases were disposed of:
ReiDs's guardian Us. Reins, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner, and au
thoriZipg guardian to use principal of wards
estate for their education, maintenance, anG
support.
|. Yeatman, &c, u.s. Kebr, &c. Decree dis
trbuting the fund and making final dspo
sition of the cause.
Wilde, Jr., & Co. Us. Green & Allen. De
cree in conformity with opinion of court re-
fcrrng cause 10 a commissioner for inquiry
and report
Winston & Powers Us. Midlothian Coal
Mining Company, &c. Decree referring
cause to Il commissioned for inquiry and re.
port
Hill, &C., us. Hill, &c. Decree confirming
report OF commissioner, and directing sale
of the property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
Anderson vs. Anderson. Decree confirm.
ing report of commissioner and distributing
the fund on hand.
Robinson and wife Us. Mcdowell, dc. De.
cree referring cause TO commissioner for
accounts, inquiry, and report.
.Joucs'S executors rS. Jones, DC. Decree
confirming report Of sale, and directing
Picot cs. Gaynor, &c. Decree directing
sale of property in said decree mentioned.
Fairhank, &C., us. Worterdyke, Sc. De-
cree referring cause to a commissioner for
inquiry and report.
,Jones's executors U.s. Womblc's executor,
&c. Decree confirming report Of commits
sioner and directing investment therein re.
commended.
Goodwin rs. Ransom, &c. Decree direct
ing deeds TO be made TO the purchasers of
property, distributing the fund, aud making
final distribution Of the cause.
Crew Us. Ellis, &c. Decree confirming re.
port of commissioner and directing sale of
the property in the bill and proceedings men,
toned.
Burke Us. Apperson, &c. Decree confirm.
ing report of sale and authorizing one OF the
purchasers to anticipate deferred payments.
McRae, trustee, Us. Cunningham, &c. De-
cree referring cause to q commissioner for
| inquiry and report.
Spman Us. Workman, &c. Decree con-
| trmng report OF executors and trustees as
| to loan 6f fund therein referred TO.
Hughes Us. McClcrnan, DC. Decree con-
| frming report Of commissioner and direct
| ing s,e of. the property in the bill and pro-
| ceedings mentioned.
| Gray ys. Woods. &c. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
GlaZebrook's executrix US. Glazebrook
&c. Decree directing a sum of money to be
| paid TO Mutual Assurance Society of Nir.
gina.
Ex parte, Maurice CIaggett. Order sub
| stitutiny trustee in place OF one who has re-
moved beycnd the limits of the State.
| Needs Us. Stearns, &c., Moseley rs. Faulk
| ner. &c. Decree confirming sale of mill pro.
pcrty in the proceedings mentioned.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWs
England.

LONDON. June 22.-At the last moment
Messrs. Moody and Sankey have been noti-
notified that they Will not be permitted to
hold their services at Eton. Accordingly
they have given up their appointment there,
and will 90 to Windsor and preach IN the
Town Hall there at 9 80 Z. d.
LONDON, June 22.-Emery Nson's mill, at
Dawson, Lancaster, has been burned. ono
hundred employe, have been thrown out o.
work. Loss, 100000.
Germany
BERLIN, June 22.-Serious riots, caused
by the ultra. Montanes, occurred yesterday In
the town Of RheiD, East Prussia. Ihe Bur-
pcmaster wns stabbed and 'A"eerotnty
Wounded.
PARIS, June 22.-The Assembly decided
at to-day's sitting to pass the public powers
bill to second reading.
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John aorrissey Before she Tanaazaauy
Hail Committee.

New YORK. June 22.-John Morrissey,
who had been directed to appear before the
Tummany Hail COMMITTEES on Dseins.~ ~
answer the charge OF treason ana eonspHac5
against the peace aut welfare OF the party,
attended last night snd answered o series OF
questions concerning his political course au-
ring the wiater. Although Mr.. Morfissey
desired members of the press TO be admlueu
the investigation was conducted IN secret;
but the proceedings are puolisheo ID io''
this morning. ,.,,. a.
MIR. Mc4ris.ey defended himself against .ne ;s,
impeachment, and claimed that aus course ~
oppo.ins certain measures w1s more I'D tne
Interest of Tammasy Hall ttraa tne oploe,te NC
conduit of its managers, Ia conclusion ne ne
told told she committee thu might as weIl make =,
nm 4 eport for bis eIpul'lce, as he vas NOT
"ans "r to resign unA he was ready.
eD TSa Heraid, ip an article upon the dissa'
~ acsien exi,,ng against Tammany Hall,
says that npasber of influential Democrats !s =.
held mect,ns last night with the object Of
forming IN organization which il is hopec
will supeyseGe Tan mauy.
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IGg Cry >.sKlNG FrND.--At the mtc,ing
d ~. CoWu0n Council held on Monday
u. Johnson, Il Clay Ward. president Of the
Hro,. presented ~ ordinance to carry out
DE- gt,.i-iouS Of the crarter providing for a
.tagn- Fund. BY til" tcrmS ofthi> ordinance
.~ Iuancc Committee Is required TO as
.r,4u what sums uf money ought TO have
% IuiJ over 10 the sinking Fund under
.~ provisions Of the charter, and which
.1. not been paid over. charging the city
.d crcdiIug ;hc Sinking Fund with the
a.ult ;,aSm"ii', with interest AT six per cent
+. ~rch ptyu.. ut due The city, compoundcd
t-fN -iy muU.A>. Aud The Finance Com
.i'... Shall ciu>.. Il registered certificate o
,.. Vuyahlr IN ihirty-fnur years from The
e, L4ly. 80. ~ill interest IT six per cent
tst.,lru 10 The Sirkin" Fund commits
0a.~>. The certificate shall be registered
'.r uu1G" Il the commissioners OF iht
b .ug Fund. The ordinance was referred
e. ,a. imany" COMMITTEE.
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weather Report.

W1ss,scros, June 22.--For the Lower
Ioke. anG the Middle and Eastern States,
falling barometer, southwest 10 sostoeas' -
winds, warmer aud cloudy weather, aho 10
ci! rains.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic states
stationary or falling barometer, soa.hWest
erig winds, warm and parity CLOUDY "ea
tber, aud occasional RAN near the coast.
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The FIRE THIS MoRSING.-The alarm of
hre just before O'Clock this morning from
Station II, at Rockets, was caused by the
burning Of five framed tenements on the
Williamsburg road about three quarters Of n
mile beyond the corporation limits, occupied
b William Gill, Thomas Hill, John Trent,
The steafn22s2n, and Henry Jones, all colored.
out to the fire, and d'ppRHpanies pHppapn A and G went
ply from the brick.yard pond. Natel sup
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1Hs CITY i,Aur.-At the meeting OF the
.4mon Couuci hrtd on Monday evening
u. iahu>uu oi Clay Ward. presented an or
aiUcr To- 4ln-ud chapter u Of The city or
.var,~ concerning The city debt, by The ad.
...gH oiAn independent section. provides
... hereafter whenever any bonds are ai-
aHizrd bv The ely t. be issued they shall
!n.luhle in not l,~, than ten nor more than
aG,y.iuur ycars from date, III the pleasure OF
a. City Council. Al any time between these
,.j,,.~. and all bonds shall contain this pro-
son. TIE ordinance was referred to the
.iucc Committee.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SIunrs.-Best fitting
shirt In the market neatly made Or made to or
der, and perfect fit guaranteed no sale by E. B..
SPENCE soS, merchant taiors and dealers in
Clothing, Shirts. and genilemen's Furnishing
Goods, 1900 Main street. Call at SPENCE 4
SONS and examine their stock of Cloths, Cass-
meres aud EestIngs.
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The Richmond knights TemDIar.

PROVIDENCE. K. l., June 22,-The mem.
bers of the Richmond Commandery Knights
Templar were informally escorted about the
city to-day, visiting various manufacturing
establishments and objects Of interest. This
evening they departed for home via Stoning-
ton and New York. The effect OF their visit
here has been salutary and gratifying.
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DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have ADDED well.selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which. together with our IMP soyED. MA
CH1NERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex-
pedltious manner.
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SPENT ALL MY EARNINGS
FOR MEDICAL ADVICE
AND PAYING FOR MEDICINE.
BOSTON, May 10, 1871.
II. z. SterenS.

BOSTON, May 10, 1871.
H. r. Secens::
fula and Scrofuia 1umOrS rs many In this vlci
nity can bear testimony. and | think the whole
world ought to know Of my case and how wa
cured. u,,,
about eleven years ago several small kernels ma ft
their appearance on the glands Of my neck. gradu.
ally growing larger, and one OF them grew INTO - 81
largca lunor it was irghtful to look at; while the
OILERS would range from the SIZE OF mems egg
down To gnod-siZed chestnut.
otraning medical nsi, ice aud paving FIR medicine
getting 10 better and constantly growing worse
have thoroughly tried every remedy thai we could
hear of which WAS rccopilncuded for the blood
have been treated by the physlcans at the hospital
ard hy those VINO hear the little Of being the best
physician, In Boston. and was told by them that
they could Ca nothing more for linlcss they cut
out The large i"Gor which had al this point reached
All cnorm Ills siZc-
stan pain in my helGand most excrrlci, ting pains
In my side: was very Weak aud much reduced. aud
all Of the physicians WHO ,t,ended me pronounce
seen. This wa; my hopel.,s condition when
heard of VEGErISE and how Nv, t,was curing scrotu;
some of 1t and Discontinued The n- of all other
medicines. and In less than two weeks could STE
II great chan. e: was relieved from thu palm IN my
Lend Stie and diz-inesS. l z" m. q strength from
day to day. followed on taking EEGErGSE for
one year. according 10 directions ana II mas entire
" restgrf me 10 ncalth. The laige tum>r and
small kernels have all disappeared from myat OK
and the hole surface OF my skin Is far and smooth
All of my friends, ID whom refert nee eau De RiSu
pronounce this the most remarkable cure OF scrC
fula tumors they have ever h ard OF: and this on
case must convince any Que suffering fr. m any dis
ouse of the blood, though physicians do say yol
cInn0f he cured You cit1, be IL you Will persever
aud take his good medicine, for 1t will withou
doubt cure you as 1t did Inc.
' ELLEN UHEaRS.
Miss 0'HEARS has been domestic ln my fatnil
for eleven years. and fully endorse the above stat
ment | think the great Value oT EEGETiSE ougn
tn i've known IN every family, and improve ever
opportunty to speak In Its favor. ,.
0'f MRS. j. TILLSOS, 439 Broadway.
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PErr0sEp CHANGE ~ THE CITY FIRE De-
fAE.AENT.-Thc ordinance which makes
,.ujcy chauge, in the Fire Department will
!ur up a. The special order of the day at
,u~ N,Xt meeting Of the Council. 1t pro.
'dr> that the Fire Department shall consist
50, one chief engineer, two assistant CHIEF
a..Mrcr>, and one commander and eight flre-
:urn - each con- pany: one engineman, one
1".l"r, and one hoSiler 10 each steam fire.
a. Ut: and one hostler and one tlllelman to
-.eA hook aua-laddrr truck. The Chief
aa@lnccr >!n!l be appointed by the CITY
'DGnrli bcnnIiliy in The month Of July.
I., Committee Oh lrc-Department, a 5000
= ir.ctlcabIe alter liz appointment, shall ap-
l..i., NO assistant chief engineers, and one
I.iAAndcr for each company. Upon every
,In.ulm,n. = these offices the committee
'.,.. report 10 The city Council the names OF
'a~ lrI>oL> % appointed. The chief, bis
-,>s>'1ml>. and ne commanders shall con>il'
..', board q. ,outrOI, with The same duties
l. IL lr.-rut
The chic. n4-si. crr, or, in his absence, the
s''>tANt CHE; engineer IN command, shail
&.,liluc The r"".Dc-hot;>e>, engines, appa-
1at.'. a., aLd >Jali have Il public ln>pec-
'o#. hen ~ 0rHclcd by The committee.
"h,i" >Gch inspections are in progress, or
--.'1| The prevalence ot fire, be shall have
'-I authority 10 command the use OF the
"3s:.wOrk> uuu all tu,Ir connections, either
"l"a public or private prcmlscs, and tor the
Of order aud The protection OF
..1!~ny shall subordinate only to the
N4lY!j have The right 10 command the as
lance Ui ine members Of the regular police
..'> 81 Of any t'l ISLANDERS. He Shall make
i.:yf' II Ivpor, ~ The Police Justice Of any
','-go"> of lAw, or di>obediencc TO his
,'"SHnd-, and if no other penalty
4i1''UA,d, the offender shall be liable TO
Ai.' oi not les, l:Ian one dollar nor more
"'a' "Lc GusdlrG dollars.
ih' o;Hg provisions oil the ordinance are
''"'',5! 10 Tx plc,ent ordinance.
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A CARD.-I return my sincere thanks to
nv dear classmates for the kindness and af-
fectiou which prompted them to present me
the handsome medal received at the closing
exercises of the High-School. l Shall place
this memento among my choicest treasures.
and lovingly and gratefully remember the
oivars RACHEL VAN EoRT.
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OTHER HoSoRs TO PUplLs.-The medal ior
sneilipr-cxercise book IN Second Grammar
grade at Leigh School was awarded TO Dicle
Denoon-b being the second medal received
for the same.
bliss Van Wort, ohe of the pupils OF the
High-School in Miss Reads class, received
gold medal for proficiency difference
between her percentage and that OF tne
young lady who received the first honor De-
iny one. fifth OF one per cent.
Letcher Stone received diploma for map
dra wing in the First Grammar grade OF the
High School, Miss Mary A. Fulton teacher;
The following pupils of the High School
received diplomas for proficiency in German
Lawson Dearborn, Henrietta Craver, Nor
selle Sluz, George Burgess, Jacob EzeElss,
Laurence Myers, Belle Wade, A!df,ehes,
Anna Pleasants. Willie Smith, Carr = Frank
Linda southal, Clara D. annie Pace.
Beyeridge, Willie Cr"nslam, n anra Ptcor'
ySa"o ySa Gov W Tharles Bransford. u,o,.s,
T FTysf Grammar Grdde:-Klcnaru "eaH1' a1;c1
Ausust u Unkel, Rosa Fleisc6man' I9a psrIe, nIe,
EzskieI Rosa Karr, Carrie hse' iHi Ae'
0'trr, trho teacher of the German classes Is MIS-
Lybrock.
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Counterfeit Currency.

AUGUSTA. GA, June 22.-Admirabiy exc
cuted counterfeit tives on the First National
Bank Of Paxton, H., are being freely circula-
ted along the line Of the Georgia railroad.
Four coUnterfeis in small remittances have
been received here to-day. skilful experts are
deceived by them.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-'Ihe following Is the
mortuarv report for the week ending Satur-
day, June 10. 1875. compiled from sections
returns received ut The office Of the Board
of Health Cause Of Death: Asthma, l !;
cholera-lnf;lntum, 13; congestion OF brain,
9; congestion of lungs, l !; consumption, l
tcolorcd); convulsons Gnfautile) |; diarrhGl
(acutc), /; dy>entery (acutc), l; Sastro-en-
teritiS, /; heart disease. 5; hemorrhage (un-
biicaD, 1; hydrocephslus, /; marasmus,
/: meningitis, /; old age. /; plral-
ysis, /; premature birth, l; pSTna. ; te-
t4nuS. |; ulcer, l, uuknown,4 s.; UiGmHt, l.
Whole number of deaths in the city,
exclusive Of s,,llbirth*, AZ. Ser :
Males. 10; females, %. Color: White
males. 0: white females, 0; coIolcd mleS,
10: colorcd females, II. Age: One day to
thirty, , white, = co|ored total; t; one
month to six, 6 white, colored-total, II
six months to twelve, 1 white, 4colored-
total, S ; one year to three, colored; live
wears to ten, l colored; ten years to
twenty. . white; twenty years to thirty,
| white. coored-totul, =; thirty
wears TO forty, l colored forty years to fifty,
, colored; fifty years to sixty, l white, CO.
lored-total. .; sixty years TO sercnly, l
white, . colored- total, s; seventy years TO
eighty, / wnitr; eighty years TO ninety, CO.
loPcd. Condition i: Single, II white, 16 CO.
loTed-total, 80; married, l white, CO.
Iored-total, 5; widowers, 2 white, 3 CO.
lored-total, 5; widows, white, l colored-
total, 2. Natoity: United States, Al Ger
many, l. Locally: City at large, l; Mar
shall Ward, 4; Jefferson Ward, 2; Madison
Ward, G; Monroe Ward, 5; Clay Ward. +;
Jackson Ward, 10; almShouse, ). Ey y,rhon'
Certified: Regular practitioners, 81 !; coro'
=; Board of Health, 8.
Still.brths, l colored male.
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AcxlcO.

Cry or Mexico, June 1S-The railway
between Vera Cr,sz and Jaiupa was opene6
for public traffic on the 18th Instant.
Chiet.Justice Iaglesias has Withdrawn his
resignation.
Jose Calar has beeD appointed secretary OF
the Mexican legation at Washington.
4 shock of so earthquake has been felt at
San CristobaI. .
The yomit is epldemisat Coatzaeoalaos.
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SALE OF MIslSG PRorEKTY.-R -Ricilaruson
& Co., real estate agents, sofa yes,eioay us
auction the Carbon Hlt Coal MUGS auu
n, her coal property in Henrico and Gooch,
land counties, and lease ol t9e roau anu
franchi,es of the Tuckahoe and James River
10 Dir, r. w. Weston, of Pennsylya.
M - Sondsy 1i Mr.: :R'sis y ps!S5 mems so1@ %
on nc,;on for $4,000 one n"adred anu u >eveu svs
al au'a,0 af mining land lying pa''v In Henr!s,nu
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

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