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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-12

MONTHLY MEETING OF TIE METHODIST
SUNDAY-SCH0oL SO cIET Y.-The regular
monthly meeting OF this Society was held
at Trinity church Sunday afternoon last ut
3D. O'clock Ohm W. Cardwell assistant
president) in the chair; C. P. Rady, secre-
tary; James E. Riddick, assistant. Mr., A.
L. West (president) was present. ,7a,s I
The exercises were opened with singing
BY Trinity school and prayer by Rev.P. "A.
Peterson. sttlf t:ac ,,F' '..S.,.'
The President called on Trinity scheolfor
q report OF its condition (which was fur.
nished by Mr.. T. I'D. Walford. He said
that the school was well managed by an eff.
cient corps of officers and teachers. Fhe
present superintendent fMraG. w. Pember-
tony has filed tbat,post acceptabiy for twen-
ty-seyen consecutive years, and other'to otti.
GERS for eighteen and twenty years. The
roll and attendance have been good during
the past year. He called attention to the
excellent library. OF about one thousand
volumes, and the mode OF receiving and
distributing the books also TO the large
and interesting infant class, numbering
about sixty scholars. -. u.
Rev. RI NJ Sledd, pastor OF Centenary
iect - Conversion ;of the Children" J" The
object of Sunday-school instruction is to IT
the Young and rising generation to occupy
places of usefulness in the world. The
first qualification for this is q new heart in
Christ, Jesus. He. urged the teachers to
strive hard to bring the little ones to God.
Old sinners are difficult to persuade to turn
away from evil, but the little children nc can
be reached by this instrnmentality and
| Mr. Asa Snyder addressed the meeting on
| tha same subject. The revival spirit shouic
exist always in the schools and churches
lought not to, wait for q set period: Hs
warmly, commended the remarks OF 5Dr
sledd on the conversion OF the scholars.
1 Rev. p. IA. Peterson aiso addressed en-
[meeting Tsubject, + r Loeki1g alter sa'
| limbs OF the Flock, q as spoke o. tne en- !,
tcouragement afforded by the tact sthat mii Dbl
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THE MATCHMAKING BUsNEss.-Judge
Hughes has enioined the United States rev:
en9e officials from interfering WIN nj.
Goldback in the man nufncture OF MS ;potenp yl
boxes OF matches. The officers, have ap-
pealed to the Department sat washington
for Instruction ,5sts:s t 5s. ]. ~
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Chesterfield County -Gourt.@The June
term OF Judge Clopton's court commenced
yesterday. The most important criminal
case is that of Thomas White (colored),
charged with entering and robbinga store
at Granite. gv.1 ss...sa
B. A. Hancock, the newly-elected Com
monwealth's attorney. was expected to
qualify. - ~ -l - J.
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THE .MoFFErT REGIsTER.-The Hartford
Alarm-R Register Company, the owner of
several patents for automatic registering.
machines, has giyen,forpal notice to j.. ID.
johnson. contractor for the manufacture Of
the 8foffett registers, that they will hold
him responsible for infringement tof their
patents, ifaSae proceeds to fulfil bis contract
with the Auditor. S. :st .tslt !. fS 5s.ss5 IS
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EXCURSION AND Basket, PIc-N NIc--.T The
annual excursion and basket picnic Of 81.
Patrfck's school WIN take place On the 18th
instant. A.steamboat will convey the party
to Curps Neck, where the day will be spent
in all sorts OF innocent enjoyment.
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Church Notes.-The only special services
Sunday were at the Methodist church, where
at II O'Clock A. N. Rev. P. A. Peterson, OF
Clay:Street church, Richmond, preached on
"Woridly Anxiety" The pastor of1ciated
at,nigbt. Subject: "God the Condition OF
T,iyinoo ,,..; .l{ r.-,:A rtl-
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On. scnENcKs PUlxoxrc SYRUP, sEx.WEru.

z HHs6CHENCAbf fULQ04IC bIHVfS SNAsWE6Us
TONIC, AND MANDKAKE Pills. These medisinss
have undoabtsdlE performed moro cures 0f essr
sumption than any other ;rcmedv known 10 -,
American public. They are eempoznded Of yesets.
bic fngredienA and contain nothing which can bs
injurious to the htman 0thef fsmedeS
advertised as cures for Consumpeaon probSbjy co.,
tain opium, which Isl somewhat dsnkardnS drug II.
all cases, snd Htaken freely ~ patients
must great injury forIfs tendencyis tocon1nes
the morbid matter IN the system, which, Of eourss.
must make . cure impessibss.s soREKcx,ss PUIe-
XcHIc sYHUP4awarranted NOT toeoataiH spsrtisJe.
OF fepiums ilis composed Of powerful but tsxaless
herbs, which act on the lungs, hyer, stomach, apA
blood, aud TINS correct al merbtd secrenons, aad
expeI MI the diseased mailer fbm The body. These
are the only means BY xhtch. eSnsdmp Non csu %
cured: and Is scHkNcKs PtLMoN1c sYRvPs sKA-
WEEP TOXIC. and ndMANDRAKE Pills are TIE only
medicines which operate IN this Ssy, ftisobvtons
they sfethe only genuine careSfor Pain,onary Cor
sumption. Each bottle Of ihibfnysiusB,e niedfetne
Is accompanied by full directions. DR. scHRRcKB =
professionally at hts prinepais Nice, cofSd Sixth
and Arch streets. Phf,sephia, every Monday, where
ali Ietters for advice must be addressed 3
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SENT ro1rHE GRAND JURY.-The con,
tinned case of John West (eoloredl, charged
VITA felontously assaultin& Wilson, y aSI 8,
with beer-glass in the barsroom oi J;rI'
Fry, on Broad street, was called U tue no no.
lice Court again yesterday mornmg Ine
case was sent on to the grand Jury Yltnou1 1a
further examination. 70. isp Erss&-E,t- = =.
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The NORTHERN MAIL.-Under the new
schedule on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad the northern mail
closes daily at I A. M. and P. NJ. on and
after this date. , .... .,s......~... ~. g..s,...
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GRAYs ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATI0N.--7The;
thirty third anniversary Of the Grays organ
ization occurs to-day, and will be celebrated
by parade, targetpractice, and dinner at
the pump-house. a;; l.s.,i,s,,.t 81. ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

COMMITTEE REPoRTs-REsoLUTIoN FROM
THE COMMON COUNCIL CONQUERED IN
OPINION OF THE CITY ATTORNEY AS TO
APPROPRIATION ORDISANCE-NEw BUsI-
NESS, &C. M.@..
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHooL ASSOCIATION
The Baptist Sunday-School Association met
with the Venable-Street school Sunday eve
ming at o'clock-J. B. Winston, president,
in the chair, and j. Booton Hill, secretary.
The reports from the schools are as fol-
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| IT DON'T LOOK LIKE HARD TINES At LEVI
BROTHERS, store. They bad crowds OF, anxious
purchasers In their store all day yesterday. SO
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Condensed Locals. business is very dull
in the Mayors Court. l,,..fc 49,:
Penola Park is getting to be quite . place
Of resort. .t.,,,.tr.e.l.i
A court for the trial Of civil warrants
will be held this morning.
The finest wheat in the: county may be
seen near Temples TURNOUT, Richmond
ard Petersburg railroad. ls5s, ~
THE best way to call attention to pic-nics
and Excursions Is by advertising, r =,
The Baptist Sabbath school was unusually
large Sunday. There were over one hun
tired scholars in the infant class, ~ -. ,,..
II is expected that the Fourth.Stree
Methodist churct'win soon be commented
Preparations, are being made for a series
OF temperance meetings to be held at eacf
Of the city churches. {7,' :,.'1f'%.: ~ =
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AUCTTON sALEs,THIs DAY.

kar, o., all sdkes Of Real Estass made bstices,
the 1St Of january and last of Jn,ee tss sdLsayef
on ali saiss made betoeen the 1sf or yuty and lac
Of the year the tares haze to be paid 6y The settts
This custom was adopted about fifteen yearsa0s
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, anu sp
plies To- Richmond and yicinity.J ;r t,tin{ II
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BysKINs, SERGE aooDs, sAN-.
dais, Prince Alberts, Oxfords, Sewports, MaUolas,
Buckle Ncwports, &C., cheap at
BoscHBs's, 608 and 51l Broad street.
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Funeral of Mrs. Andreus.- The funeral ct
Mrs. Martha A. Andrews, a well-known and
respected resident, took place Sunday after
noon at 81 O'Clock from the, Methodist
church. Rev. Mr.. Vanderslice oficiated,
and the body was carried to Maury Gene
terry for interment. Mrs. AnrdeWs's hus-
band was killed by a fall from the Free
bridge some years since. R-oI.a; s,.:s
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LEVY BROTHERS only enumerate few articles
in their advertisement Of to-day, but they promise
you thousands Of bargains 1t fheir store.
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on Il SEARCH FOR her Son. Mrs: III. a.
Smith 10 white woman, claiming to be from
Mississippi, was registered as lodger; at the
First station house last night. Mrs. Smith
savs she is hunting Robinson's circus, by
whom she alleges her little son was kl ldnap,
ned - recently in Decatur, iii. She had
transportation to this city only, ana, being
ont Of funds, applied for and was accom-
modated last night with lodgings:
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Maggie Jaraes. Juiis Stevens. scholsrship Fred
Heury, Thomas Harris, Thomas Anderson. dose
psme B5aKIop. s6sria E,ssa ssSssen
s,s ssss ss.
~ s Rs.ses, Ra,ssn csslns Ross assse
HansntoSi, Bette KerseY. Bcholnr Willie Tones,
Ss'Rs ae hsss Bans TIs asss asnals ass
second r.. !. e ce7a..,ssa;,sns tsasssyUpss.
ance Pocahontass Miller, Mahaly Jeasrsoni Mtt,e
Jackson, Henrietts narricoit, aessiet.a Ssss9ry. sy
sSip IepGr'Mfnt Wiam pssr Balre Bsrary ae Robert
C66ts. Mftfie Jackson, Ellen Willif LaytniA Storrs:
Penmanshfp: Henrietta Gregory. ~, -,
rTs. a,6 Hspes assy5
ance AnnIe washington, Mary Csnm, Enma a,a
poi@ent pagaSs sva Wasson Ella Meade Betsey
ssnoasfsstpW aas MsSy
Cary Pen.i,anship: William Pollarsas; y ss.uon ,.aen-
asenaanee noS Mahaia Eur aray, Fannie Jacsson Martha
Miller, China Smith. Department: Eahala Gray
rietta t walker, Waller Mason. Mary susn Bailey,
Sallie Young, Sarah Turpin. Penmanship: SUSAN
Fourth Primary-Kiss n. L. Bagoy teacher-
First Honor: PIessants Lemons. CertifcateS-At-
tendance Bertha Royscer, Emma Jackson, Solomon
Royster. Scholarship: Willis Wallace, Ann Terry,
Solomon johnson, Arnistead Lacy, Bettie Thonp-
son. Halle Thomas. Penmanship: Willie Lemons
Fourth PriH,drg-At8s c. = AcKfn teachsr.,-
ance: Catherine Brightwell, Thomas Brlghtwell,
Thomas Crump, Harvey Lewis, John, hitty; Endie
Randai, Willie West. Willie Taylor, Sllas W1tker'
son. Department: Ella Guntner, Sarah Monroe
| Robert Payne, .Saie Payne. Scholarship: Exsnne
Keen. Mary Chandler, Willie Witty, Silas WIKef-
son, Sarah Lee, Bettie Scott. PenInanship Saiae
Fourth Primary--Miss p. Botoen teacher
First Honor: Levi Woodsen. Certifca'esI,,Deport-
nent Willie Gregory. Scholarship: Alice len zen
kins, Louiza Bows, Catharine Williams, Laura Wal.
lace, Susan Gregory, Willie Gregory. Penmansnip
.FiJsh Prinnary-1iss l.. r. Bagoy teacher
ltenuance: Julia Sutton, ida Gatewood,, Lizzie
Green. Department: Charlie Lemons. Eha Wil-
llams. Scholarship: Maria Braxton, Lizzie Green
Willie Sutton, John Washington. Jares Russell
Willie Winston. Penmansnip: Macy johnson.
| Fifth Primary-NisS j. X. Henntn9 tedchef.,,
First Honor: A1eck James. CertincaIes-AttenG-
anee: Mamie Jones. Lena Green. May E.ans, En;
die Lewis, John Kemp; Department ENNIS rrenss n.S
Evans, Mary Foster, Robert Mosby, Eddie Lewis
Penmanship: John Kemp.
| Fifth Primdry-Mtss S. B. Rdqldnd seacner.
! First Honor: Mary Mason. Certi1cates-Schoiar-
ship Louis jackson, Henry Smith, Victoria Nan-
dolph, Fannie Sears. Mary Evans, While Lewis
Penmanship : Ann Evans. -.
To-DAY's PROGRAMME. .>.
| AT 10 O'Clock this morning the final exer-
cises OF Central school will take place Mt the
Theatre; and at 8 o'clock tonight the clos.
ing exercises Of the Colored Normal school
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DEATH OF A BASEBALL PLAYER ON THE
HoME-RUS.-John Emmett Crowder, youth
Of seventeen, residing with his parents at
SO7 Jessamine street, Union. Hill, died yes
terday evening very suddenly. Deceased
had been watching the boys playing base
ball On Strecker's Hill, and was requested
by one OF them to take his place tempora-
rily. He complied, and on home-run fell
viewed the body. Death was probably
caused by rupture OF q ablood-yessel in the
BRAIN
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TRUNKS, yALIsES, and SATcHELs, as "a .s,
BoscHEN's, SOC and gil Broad street.
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Another large arrival of cheap dry goods at LEVY
BROTHERS. The best bargains yet offered. Read
their new advertisement o.isr go t.i -
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Judge Ould will be prevented from at
tending the Council on account Of his health.

A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN IN. a DISAGREE
ABLE FIx,-F. r.. Mosel, Of Greenyille
county, was before the Police Court syester.
day charged with getting forty'nine dollars
worth OF goods on false pretences from T:
Strai,s. Mr.. Straus claims that MIR. Nose,
falsely represented that, he was the owner
of certain real pro operty in Greenville, which
led him to sell him goods on credit. Friends
of accused claim that there was no criminal
intent in the transaction, and that he will
prove bis entire innocence. Mr. Mosel was
to have been married in day. ortWo. The
case was continued until Friday. Mosel,
being q stranger here. and Unable to give
bail. was committed to Jail.
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] One thousand new bargains at LfyY BRoTHERs.
No-time formoreprices to-day. Everything cheap.
Just take look before making your purchases else
where. ~; ii -.If yttt'.Et sst = ,ti+si
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PERsoNAL.-The Rev. John E. Edwards,
d. D., leaves this city this morning for Hol-
lins Institute, at Botetourt Springs, Va,
where he will deliver the annual commence
ment address on Thursday OF this week.
He expects to return in time to occupy his
pulpit OH next Sunday. =, ;. -. " = 4,
Colonel w. W. Forbes, who was in
Washington yesterday, had his bond ap-
proved and received his commission as
postmaster from the President. The Colo
mel then forwarded to Judge Hughes and
the Chief Justice his resignation as register
in bankruptcy. 80
The following are the officers OF the Lee
tournament: II. Clay Chamblin, marshal /;
Edgar Taylor, assistant marshal; ?. 7.
Yeatman, Chastain White, Charles II. Simp-
son. Judges; A. G. Babcock, j. Z. Smith,
time-keepers II. A. Carter, r. w. Brown
ing, beralds.
Colonel w. E. Nye, deputy marshal,
popular and courteous gentleman as ever
represented the United States Government
in this city, is candidate for the position
of pension agent. T
Rev. M. D. Hoge, D. D., left the city yes
terday afternoon by the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad for New
York, whence he will sail in the Scythia to-
morrow for Scotland From il to II O'Clock
Yesterday he was visited by large number
of friends, who called to bid him farewell.
DR.. Hoge expects to return in September.
DR., Brown will leave Richmond for Edin-
burg Thursday, and wifi sail with the body
of delegates to the Pan-P Presby yterian toun-
ell in one Of the steamers of the Anchor
Line. - .sii,,}-
Judge Ould will be prevented from. at
tending the Council on account OF his health.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done nc The
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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sIHE IOIIUWIHR - suHiuIAT " ouFS11IIHT
endents, reports for May. In part: j: s,,tss !.

The next meeting will be held at Cente-
nary church on the second Sunday in July.
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CHURCH NOTES.

DIR. HoaE,s FAREWELL SERMON BEFORE
LEAVING FOR EURoPE-ADDITIoNs IN,
fHE METHODIST CHURCHES SUNDAY
SCHOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON
sTTSnAy kc lHc.f,s4,. : .ts,tfst-f.e a. ~. l4i
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.z.rr,s CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCB
- ,',peEn THAN THE CONFINED CIRCu
- ,,T,ox OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
p,rsRs OF TIE CITY
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AT 10 O'Clock this morning the final exer-
cises Of Central school will take place ut the
Theatre; and at o'clock tonight the clos:
ing exercises Of the Colored Normal school
will take place at the Virginia Opera-house,
on Ninth street.
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POSITIVE BARGAIss. and lots OK them, at LEVY
BROTHERS.. They exhibit one hundred cases Of
new goods to-day, among which VIM be. found the
best bargains of the season., ys II q ~
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WANTED,, TWO! GENTLEMEN OF)
w GOOD ADDRESS TO SOLICIT Orders,
CHRIST Call at Room /. coyuer OF Ninth and
Franklin streets (up-stairs), from 70 ~ A: M:
te e12-Tu&Th2t .HiBt ~. JOHN PERRY 4
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LOOK AT OUR
TEN-DoLLAR SUIT

aFIgTY-cBNF GAUzEasss'
UNDERsHIRr.:,, -
= ts.S E.tB. SPENCE g SON,
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No Observation-Disclosures tis so eetsuetiye rs
lovely compilation such As fDparted by GouHAuD's
Olympian Cream. Large bottles reduced TO ei;
trial bottles, 25c. For sale bySPURGkELs LADD
& Co, gopEKRR BROTHERS, and MEADE D. BA-
KER. .isSElss 81
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Officers and

Total. 265
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WI A N r E d .iL es5 Z! - 4 ~. ~ iEtti.i
w PURCHASERS FOR !,
90 boxes more Of those choice EARLY PEACHES
to arrive early THIS Tuesday MORNING..
ALSO.
-" j. r. HQCKADAY, -
IN 1o-1t I. sr.E. 16I8 Main street.
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WANTS.

WTANTED, OCCUPANTS DURING
w the summer for SEVERAL DESIRABLE
ROOMS FURNISHED unfurnishedl at q desirable
country residence near this city, with or without
board References exchanged. Apply az NO.
Main street, corner OF Eousbee. 1e l2-lte :,
w ANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN AND
w bis wife, BOARD IN 9. nice family; or wonid
terms, G. H. s., care Carrier No. j. s je 12-lt-.
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WANTED, TO LEND ~. - ~. = :
MONEY IL SUMS OF % 5000 Y TO $4,000 $4,000 Il IL,
on improved Richmond city real estate Charges
A''o 49,. = >' - - ~ i CHAFFIN, STAPLES CO.,
te 9-eod3t ~. Richmond. Va.
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The regular semi-monthly meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen was held Yesterday
afternoon-Presiden Meredith in the chair.
Present at roll-call: MesSrs. Beall, Cannon,
Gray. Lipscomb, Pickrell. Pitt, Scott, Smith,
Spsngenburg, Wagner, and Williams. :.
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nnAef ye9cMOOIs 49, 4E,If4-S
The closing exercises OF Baker school
T. P. Crump, Esq, principal-took place
at the. Third-Street African III ethodist church
yesterday evening in the presence OF an i'm
mense crowd. The programme OF exer-
cises, consisting of dialogues, singing, calls
therfcs, &C., was interesting, and in exc
cution creditable alike to pupils and tu-
tors. Superintendent Peay, announced that
Georgia W oedsep, to whom the first honor
in, MISS E. i. Bagby's school had been
awarded, had died since the examination,
but that the medal would be delivered to a
member OF her family. II was afterwards
placed in the hands Of her sister. Brief
addresses were made by Mr. r. M.L Manly
and Mayor Darlington, ,and the awards were
read BY Secretary Moses, as follows: 'ssEs.
First Prtnary-Mtss A. E: 10th tea eaeher.,-Ftrst
Honor: Halle Lewis. Certificates tendance !:
YHenderson, Emily Jacksont Anna Jones, Deils
Lewis, Mary McAIlister, Nancy Robinson, Edwaro
JefYarsor Sallie Turpin, Sarah Smith.
Martta Fitxhugh; Julia Clarke, Nancy Robinson,
Wallace Epps, Delta Lewis, Sally Tufpin Penman.
Firsf Prasnarv..ais u: Me q ,ltaa teaehsS,S
First Honor: PaiIie Diggs. Csrtiac
ence: Josephine Rraxton,
James, Thomas Hsris, Linda snliE s!eseass
Msrtha Kenney, Edward Joysss 9 essspnlns VIZ VII.
Pinkie TAyicr. Mary " Wiltxns, Martha ksupey.
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WyANTED, COPIES OF THE SOUTH
W. ERN LITERARY MESSENGER for ls3z |,
s35, 1s45, 1846. 1847. lS4S; ls49.nS50, 1nsI :
ootSDo' ">'' c. F. JOHNSTON,
..uF. ~ sir Music. and Eews-D Dealer, 81 =
fe11-2t 9lS Mnin street. :. !
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WTANTED, TOEPURCRASE,t "A. GOOD
w SMALL FARM in a healthy location on e lt
water with improvements, or with q nice grove
suitably situated for the erection of.imprpyemen,s.
Address, with fun particulars and lowest Sssh price
80! 80. g'IigY SUMNER, RESORI.csif rytt
care OF CHAFFIN, STAPLES q Co, ~
te a.ood3t -'.,i,. I';E s. - Richmond, Va.
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MULES sWANTED.-A pair OF YOUNG
I1 MULES, or medium size, suitable for genera
i"' - w. -App'' '' DUKES STABLE,
..' adjoining Whig Office, on Governor street.
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CINCINNATI, September lo.-Cotton--
Steady and in fair demand at lOsGc. Flour
Demand fair and market firm at S5 75a
500. Wheat-Quiet; red 81 l5al %. Corn
Quiet but arm at 47a4Sc. Oats-Quiet
at 26a3Oc. Rye Strong and higher, at
$4,000. Barley-Q Quiet; good to prime fall
held at 55A65c. Pork-Firm at Sl3 co.
Lard-ln good demand; steam at IS sOa
$50 current make s. 70; kettle 9HalOc.
Bulk Meats-Quiet but firm: held al 5lIa
7%a7sGc. Blcon-Scarcp and irm ut SKA
SGSHaSXc. Butter-Dull aud unchanged.
0l-LinSeed, dull at 4sa50c. whisky
Quiet at $I00.
HOGS Demand fair and market firm;
common s. 50a4 So; light s. lOa5 so; pack.
lug s. 00a6 %; butchers S. 3Oa5 40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-11

TOLEDO, September 1O.-Flour-Firm.
Wheat-Stcadyi No. 5 white Wabash held
at 8 Al, No. white Michigan 81 ~, extra
white do 81 a, amber Michigan spot 81 50,
seller September 81 26H, No. 2 red winter
spot 81 SO, seller September 81 2jH
seller October 81 %, No. 8 red Wabash
81 2SX; rejected Wabash 81 22X, No. 9
Dayton and Michigan red 81 80, do Canal
SlS2. Corn-Dull; No. 2 spot A6c, seller
October PIC, rejected 4SIic, damaged $50
Ost'-Quiet, No. 2 spot seller September
Csc, rejected 23Iic.
ar. M.-WheAt-Closed dull, weak aud
lower, sales OF amber Michigan spot n;
81 3ljs, offered at close at 81 50, sales pClleI
September 81 254al 25J5, bid st close; No
2 led winter spot 81 %, seller September
81 24k, seller October 81 20H. Corn =
Dull; high mixed 49Nc, No. . seller Sep
TENDER 400, seller October 49Xc. damaged
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