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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-16
/" OFFICE OF THE MAYOR, J

oFflCb Or iuC 4hhLpRsS
"RICHMoNp, June 15, 1877. s
"General T. n. Logan, Chairman OF Joint
Committee of Commercial and Trade EI-
changes, Richmond, Fa.: l.r.;,,.,
"Bv resolution Of the businessmen Of
our city, in conference withthe Postal Com
mission, was directed to appoint . COM
mittee Of seven citizens to take charge OF
the matter OF mail facilities, &c. ~
81 regret that your declining to serve on
the committee on account OF expected alb
Sence loses us your active and valuable ser
vices in the matter, but trust you will lend
the committee all the aid you can.
"Under the resolution above referred to,
I appoint the following gentlemen, and ask
you as chairman OF the former joint COM
mittee to communicate the fact to them :
E. q. NGlting, president Chamber of Com.
merce; r. w. McCancc, president Corn
Exchange; =. c. Gray, president Tobacco
Exchange; Thomas Carter, Railroad Com
missioner OF Virginia.; w. II. Palmer,
member Of the Corn Exchanges; John OFT,
member of the Chamber OF Commerce;
William D. Gibson. member OF the Tobacco
Exchange.
sin case of any one appointed declining
to act, or of vacancy for any cause, sus-
gest that the president OF the body from
which the vacancy occurs shall fill the va
cancy. .... - ..s..
s'Very respectfully,
wv. C. CARRINGToN."
The members OF the committee are re-
uuested to meet at the rooms OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce this evening at O'Clock
to organize.
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PUBLIc-SCHooL MATTERs.-In the junior
class OF the High-School the contest for the
first honor was. between Misses Augusta
Anderson and Jeannie Whittet: The differ
ence in their standing was only one-twen-
tieth Of one per cent. AS stated yesterday,
the teachers were unwilling to decide be-
tween the two scholars, and the honor was
drawn for and gotten by Miss Anderson.
Miss Whittet was presented with a special
medal by her teachers. n. sr.-i4 :. .&aa !
Morris Hutzler received a medal for pro
cheney in German at the High-School instead
OF Mamie Hutzler, as given on official, list
i'm use at the Theatre. ...s -, -,
, Bella Cobn's name was omitted In the
teachers roll Of diplomas for attendance in
School No. sc, High-School. ~. ..rra,... IN
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TIE PEACH CROP throughout the South
PROMISES to be unusually large this season,
and shipments have already commenced.
Some of the finest 8. early" are from Par
nelVs orchard, West Point, Ga. Each peach
is wrapped in tissue paper and packed In
durable crates. AS this delicate fruit re-
Eouires the greatest expedition and careful
handling, we are pleased 70 note large quan-
titles reaching Richmond in charge OF the
Southern Express Company-most OF it e,, ,
route for northern markets. This fruit VIII
not stand the ordinary transportation by
freight trains. ,siase,, 4: ,.tteat.t :, ,l@Zt
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7 J0nLIFIuATIeN. AT RICHMOND COLLEGE
LAST NIGHT.-!The!r rain did uota prevent; an
immense gathering Mt Richmond. College
last night TO witness the annual celebration
OF the Social Club.
Tolgiyec the particulars of the tentettain-
nent ia bwell.nigh impossible. u The music
iby the Gfee Club was comical, but In good
taste and admirably executed - = ~ r:
The principal feature-of the evening was
the court scene,i in! which "fhe' Turkey
Cobbier was tried. for the crime Of picking
the hoppergrass off the sweet-potato vine.N
MIR. r. 81. Pitt was the Judge, and presided
with Imposing dignity The prisoner was
ably prosecutedl BY sMessrs. p, y. Tupper
and WV. Cosby, Of Richmond. Their
speeches were rich in happy hits, and
brought down, the house. Messrs.. j. A.:
Powers and Z. E. Peel appeared as counsel
for the prisoner, and right. well did they
defend him. It would not be fair TO praise
one OF these young men at the expense OF
the other. They all acquitted themselves
most handsomely, and laid the people under
lasting obligation on account OF the hour OF
Infinite laughter which they afforded them.
The sentimental solo, "Petcr Gray oy
Mr.. L. E. Bently, was simply inimitable.
The audience enjoyed 1t hugely.
The Defamation, by :Mr. i. F. Whittie,
was unique, comieal piece Of acting, an d
peculiarly pleasing to the crowd. .stt:,&I,E
ToMr., l.. Il. Bentley was presented: the
medal as the Z. Meafox Maximus - O, the
College. .-Sq,l .;r..,.. -,.s.,.,, .t1l- --rf,,tfo
I The charade,; ,;.A The Virginia Mummy y
by Messrs. Curry. Gore, Hutchfns, Wood
ward, Haynes, and Miss George Cone, was
the most elaborate affair (neXt TO the triai)
on the programme: and was admirable. For
twenty-five minutes it held the vast throng
entranced, ,t~s = - Il. 50 .''' ~
The entertainment was in the highest de-
gree creditable, and commanded the high
est approval from the crowded audience.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS q stated meet.
ing OF Hines Lodge. No. II, knights OF
Pythias, held, last evening, the iolioWins
officers were elected for the ensuing tern;
s. T. Beach, chancellor commander; ,: y.
Clifton, vice chancellor; William Holt klch-
ardson, Jr., prelate; w illiam j. Rlddick,
keeper OF records and tscal I. L. Courtney,
master of finance; w. 81. cardozo, master
of excheauer,; D. j. Muse, master. at-arms |;
W. e snaoot, inside guard u: E. COX,
outside guard; +. Z. Isbeli, past chailcel-
Tor,
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RS-THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DlsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TUE -CodRINED- CIRCU-
LArIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArERs OF THE CITY =.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, falling barometer, stationary
cloudy weather, with rain-areas and south
erly winds. .,....c.s...r ..r.....s -....-s. 49,
For the South Atlantic States, nearly sta.
tionary temperature andpressure, southerly
winds. partly cloudy weather, and possibly
occasional showers. ,. ,--...,.,...
For the Gulf States, Slight changes in
temperature and pressure, southerly winds,
occasional showers, and partly cloudy wea'
ther. Is .ni~,.tr.,!
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, sta.
tionary or falling followed BY rising barone.
ter, southerly winds veering at western sta
tions to colder northerly, cloudy weather,
and rain. -----, '--.-- 8. - -
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DRY (:D0 BS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
ALL-woOL HUNTING 37%c.. reduced from SOC;
STRIPED SILKS 75c., cheap at 90c. ,..
GREAT reduction In all DRESS GOODS
FINISHED LlNES-EoSOM SHIRTS. 81:
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS good, $50;
REMNANTS BLACK GRAPE AT half the price of
regular goods:
TrRKEY-RED TAELE-DAMAsK 75c., reduced
from u.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CASSL1ERES.
LADIES GAuZE VESTS. soc, 75c., aud 81;
GyNTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS, SOC, 75c.,
and 81:
CIILDREN'S GAUZE SHIRTS, SOC;
HOSE and HALF-HOSE OF every description:
CORDED PIQUES, 1oc.;
LACE-STRlPE PIQUES, lG'c.;
WHITE ORGASDlES, 25, 35, and 40c;
LINEN LAWN, 20, 35. 40, and SOC;
SEvES-INCH sAsII-RIBBONs, 75c. (al cclors,,
reduced from 81.
COURTNEY 6 POWELL,
icll Sl5 Broad street
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DIR. scuENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP, sEA-WEED
TONIC, AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These medicines
have undoubtedly performed more cures of con-
sumption than any other remedy known to the
American public. They are compounded OF vegeta-
BILE ingredients, and contain nothing which can be
injurious to the human constitution. Other remedies
advertised as cures for Consumption probably con-
tain opium, which is somewhat dangerous drug i'll
nj, cases. and If taken freely by consumptive patients
1t must do great injury Its tendency is to condne
the morbid matter in the system, which, OF course,
must make u cure impossible. SCHENcK'S Pull
MoNIc SYRUP Is warranted not to contain particle
of opium; IL Is composed of powerful but harmless
herbs which net on the lungs, liver, stomach, and
blood and thus correct all morbid secretions, and
expe all the diseased matter from the body. These
are the only means by which consumption can be
cured; and ns SCuESCK's PULMoNIc SYRUP, SEA-
WEED TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS are the only
medicines which operate An this way, 1t is obvious
they are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary Con-
sumption. Each bottle OF this invaluable medicine
is accompanied by full directions. DR.. scHENcK is
professionally at his principal Office corner Sixth
and Arch streets, PhiIadesphia every Monday, where
oil letters for advice must be addressed. .t.s N
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The Vue Ee Grand PIC -Nic-Ihe High
School, &c.-The combined picnic OF the
white schools Of Manchester will take place
at Vue lie Grand Grand View, below the
city, Tuesday, June 10Th. Omnibuses will
be in waiting at o'clock to convey the pupils
and invited guests to the; ground. The
pupils will assemble not later than u O'Clock
A. M. Avery pleasant day Is expected, and
there will be an abundance Of wholeso me
refreshments and some of the luxuries Of
life. 3g., .z,,r
After dinner the prizes win be awarded
to the successful contestants at the late ex-.
aminationss e
The prize in: the T Female High-School for
general excellence, "a! medaD will be pre-
sented to Miss-C Clara Eddins by Mayor l.. R.
,Chiles; the first prize in the Male High
School "a gold medar, awarded to E. f.
Johnson, Of Cumberland, for proficiency in
and essay on physical geography, will be
presented by Rev. George C:=Vanderslice;
the second prize in this school "a Latin; Lex
icon), awarded to Robert H. Winiree for the
best composition, will be presented by Mr..
James A. Gentry; the prizes for deport-
ment will be presented to E. F. johnson,
r. H. Winiree, and w. X. Matthews by City
Superintendent b. A. Hancock.
/ Chesterfield County Coart.-Chestertield
Court adjourned yesterday, after session
of four days. A number Of the recently
elected district officers qualified. A large
amount of civil business was transacted.
The following criminal cases were dis
fposed Of: .
Thomas White (colored) was convicted OF
the burglary OF q store at Granite and sent
to the penitentiary for six years.
William Giles (colored) was convicted Of
misdemeanor, sent to jail f9r fye days. and
| fined S15 and costs. = 80
Henry Boyd (colored) was convicted OF
Emisdemeanor, sent to Jail for ten days, and
| fined S5 and costs.
| The Public Schools.-The name OF Walter
Charlton was unintentionaly omitted from
the list Of the scholars Of the Male High
School who distinguished themselves at the
late examination.
The name OF Frank Hungerford, OF the
fSecond intermediate school, was spelled
Frank Owenford.
In the First Primary school Miss Annie
tKahn was published Annie Kuhn.
|. The essay Of E. f: Johnsonon "Physicat
lGeoeraphy' and the composition OF K. b.
Winfree on "Incentives to Study !" were
highly complimented, by the committee and
City superintendent.
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PINE-STREET CHURCH.-On Monday next
fair willbegin at the Pine-Street church,
and will continue during the week. The
ladies will provide refreshments and abun-
dant entertainment for all who attend with
the view OF assisting them in their COM
mendable enterprise.
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THE PREss BANQUET AT TIE WHITE SUI
PHUR.--A private telegram from the Green-
,brier White Sulphur Springs yesterday In
relation TO the Press exc8rsionists who were
there from Washington, sai6 Big time
with neWspaper-men. Splendid banquet.
They drank forty-one bottles OF WtDe..
They thirty.fye in number) leave to-nlorss
row morning.
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THE press agrees with the ladies In finding no.
thing but praise for "Andrews's Bazar." Neither
press nor ladies could well fail to recognize the
merits and value Of Journal complete In It's de-
partmeht. Send w. X. Andrews Cincinnati, ten
cents for specimcn copy.
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HusTISGs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Judge
Guigon overruled the motion for a new
trial in the case of. Hammond, the forger,
and sentenced him to two years in the pen
itentiary.
Bird Haskins (colored), for stealing pair
OF shoes from Edward Kitchens, was SEN
fenced to four months in the chain-gang.
The grand jury met and found true bills
against D. C. Mayo, William j. Hardgrove,
and L. Tazewell Corr, for felonious assault
on George Chiles (colored). Also, true bills
against the following parties for selling
liquor without license under the Moffett
liquor bill: f. w. Wagner, JAMES Holle-
ran, A. NJ. Harrison, John Trutkin, Mary
Moran, j. Riley, j. R. Kelley, and Il. L.
Birch. '.'
John L. West (colored), for felonious as
sault on Wilson Nash, was tried, convicted.
and sent to jail for sixty days and fined
800. ...-..-....- ..
Mr.. W. W. Cosby represented the Com
monweath in place OF Mr.. Wise, who was
sick. .a, .... ...
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To THE PUBlIc.--W desire 70 cali the'at.entidn
80 our readers to the notice Of ]. d. FRY 4 Co.
Thev have In stock, just receyed Plaia silk Boiled
s,,k and Twlled SILK Umbrellas that they selling
stsa 40. A; and $sthe incest goods We haSe ever
sssr In this market Call and exanine for yourself.
Font M r FORE. the No.-I0o8 Main street, opposite
tho poss.odace.
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CHIMNEY BURHEp.-At lilo P. NJ. yester--
.day an alarm OF fire was turned in at Station
4, Third Police District headquarters, caused
by the burning out of chimney at Mr.
John n. Goddin's residence, No. 708 west
Grace street. No damage. ,f d, .gS54
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New WHEAT-In order. to reply to in
ouiries repeatedly made as to the dates at
which new wheat first appeared on Change
in this market for. several years past, and
the prices at which the first. sales were
made, we give the following statement,
which we have procured from the secretary
OF the Richmond Corn Exchange:
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DIscHIRG ED.-Acting Poliee-J ustice
Crutchfield yesterday discharged F. 7.
Moser, of Greensviile county, who was
charged with obtaining goods from p.
Strause on false preterces. . .i...,s.: 81
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THE polar" REFRIGERAToR requires only
five pounds OF ice per day to preserve meats, butter
milk, &c. MoUNTCAsTLE & CoFER,
it 49, Manufacturers, $40 Broad street.
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GA WoMAN-HATER," by Charles Reade,
in the Sea-Side" edition, has been received
from J. II. Ellyson, 1112 Main street.
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THB WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm, with shower in the
afternoon. At night it was cloudy, and
rainy.
THERMOMETER Y YESTERDAY: 8 A. NJ, 10;
9 a. NJ, 10; noon, S4; 3 p. M., s.; .6P.
~, so; midnight, IS. 80 - - 's''i',i E,
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FROM J. T. ELLYsoN, 1112 Main street, we
have the following magazines for July
viz, Rarper's, Leslie's, Godeys, and
DprnoreSPS. i'-... t....t = ..'ta. .TTt
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ss-s,EN'T STORE.

.ts st.t4
GO TO THE ELE's as.clEST tlaS STORE FOB. FOB
-UMBRELLAs-an new lot and new styles, far su-3,
pertor to what we have offered before handles q
in Bone, Nickle, Horn-Fancy and Natural
Stick our PARAsOLs, In Silk, with Horn and !
Nickle- Handles-are Bargains; 80 ~ I,
Our SCOTCH GINGHAM sUN-sHADEs cannot be :
equalIed for $3.50;
A large lot OF LADIES' NEAPOLrTAN HATS
; (trimned) just In; also, a full line OF MEMS
Z and BOYS STRAW HATS; - -4:..3
Another invoice of. those LUNCH and MARKET
,BAsKETS-eight or ten styles. They are cheap.
New styles in fancy WIRE BIRD.CAGEs-Iarge
size, gilt trimmed also, an ALL-GILT' CAGE =.
These are much superior to any offered before. u
New designs in WALNUT TABLES; .sH i y.si
New subjects in PANEL-PICTURES-some very
fine ones; .sa, + .,a.. :, y s. z. VIA ,5Is.r9;
A dozen new patterns in CHILDREN,5 CUPS, 4
SAUCERS, and PLATES, for soc. j; am ran,
jeI sos BROAD STREET. ?
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THE SAPoNIyE DEHTIFRICE, prepared by
MEADE & BAKER, will eradicate the incipient tar
tar on teeth and prevent decay. ',, .E1l'
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Total Valse Of, Exports Direct to Foreign
Countries. .....- z.-r fE
q
lr months ending April 80, 1877

The tobacco, leaf and stems, exported di-
rect from Richmond to foreign countries
in 1875 was 1896, I'll pounds. The amount
in the year ending December 81, 1876, was
10, ,999, 1888 pounds. r,t.l..t', -
Tne quantity of tobacco inspected IN
Richmond in the last six fiscal years lex
clusiye OF loose tobacco) was :!r.i-Ifsfa
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT The fol
lowing ofters in 1bankruptcy were entered
Crump, assignee, rs. Gill and others. The
Court dissolved the Injunction awarded
June 9th.
Flippin & Co., bankrupts. An order in
conformity with the decree Of the United
States Circuit Court was entered. =.
Albert Blair, bankrupt. Order to pay
rent entered, -..si---E..g ,rus.ir.s e !.
Thomas j, Beal, bankrupt. Order OF sale
OF real estate confirmed, and assignee di-
rected to make deed when all the purchase
money is paid. a.'a.
Thomas B. Dorset, Jr., bankrupt. Or
der confirming sale OF land and directing
conveyance Of title to the heirs-at-law OF
the purchaser, subject to the idower-rights
Of the widow Of purchaser. - -
c. NJ. Wallace, bankrupt. The claim
against John howard was abandoned.
John II. Boutwell,, bankrupt. The sale OF
the property known rs Jacks Hill was set
aside and the assignee ordered to resell the
same. .'.it l...,.- ,--
| Lancaster & Co. and others, in bank
ruptcy. The assignee was directed to call
meeting OF the creditors when the assets
on hand for distribution will Justify such
action. ...,..,.,., .... ~.
James G. Downward & Co., bankrupts,
upon an application OF G. F. Simpson, a
member of the firm, to be allowed home
stead exemption against notes ef the firm,
waving the homestead signed by another
member Of the firm. The Court allowed
the homestead. ..s.-.- .'s..a
William NJ. Jones g. Co., bankrupts. The
bankrupt was required to show cause why
the homestead exemption should not be set
aside ','...%'
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TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIEs.-TheA Atlantic
and Pacific telegraph Company have opened
offices in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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SALES TH1sDAY.-

M on an sates or Rear Estn.s maHs GstsosS, -
re prssent year have t6 be mid 6y ths puTcfGgs,
SAFER naHe oettoeen hs1stof JtljSsnd IS q
tThIs custom was adopted about ffreep Year. AZ ;
by ali the real estate agents In Ri.mouG. and a.
plieet TO Richmond and vieIpjty.J =
FRANK'D. HILE,e r. n; commissioners sssc Sf
.IrEmed,dwellinE and lot Of ground, No. 24west
Leigh street, Between st. James and Price. y
RICHARDSON q CO.., P. M, brick dwelling aud
lot on the west side OF Pickett or. ,Twepty-drst
street between Short and Pleasant streets. II
RODERT B. LYNEg 81 r: Nj. t1ree-storyi brick.
dwelling and lot on Marshall between. Twenty
4 fourth and Twenty fifth streets. - 80 =
GEORGE 8. VASHON q SON, l2 so acres OF
. land seven miles from Richmond. s.s,.s,t;rtg =
LANCASTER & LUCKE, IL NJ. four shares Of
stock OF Richmond Stove Company. -
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7. CHARGED WITH RoBBERY.-Sergeant Hall
on Yesterday arrested Albert Forbes (col-
ored), charged with entering the store OF
Joseph Talker, Eleventh and Byrd streets,
and stealing therefrom &C.. ,... -.
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PEACHES and CREAM at PIzzrNl's.

ICE-CREAM makes very nice dessert, and PIz
zISI has 1t very pure and Of the best material.
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HENRIco COUNTY COURT, YESTERDAY
The caseo John Catlett and William Pow
ell. charged with kidnapping child, was
called again yesterday morning in this court.
1t being reported to the Court that Captain
George D. Wise, counsel for the defence,
was still too unwell to appear, the case was
continued until the next term.
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!. Committee Meeting.-There will be an
important meeting Of the Committee on
Finance Monday night.
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THE THROUGH POSTAL RoUrE-THE CON-
MlTTEE OF CITIZENS AS APPOINTED DY THE
MAYOR.-The following communication re-
fers to the action OF the meeting OF busi-
ness-men held to confer with the Postal
Commission - .,..T ',.tss. ~ - .- .'
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Excursion. large party OF our citizens
went on the Meade Memorial excursion yes
terday. - -
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VANILLA ICE-cREAM at PIzzINI's

GET ALL your Dress Goods at SYcLE BROTHERS
at % ner cent. less than value.
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TWxTER.CoOLERs. DE-.

90 wATER.COOLERs, &c.
fTHE ONLY CHARcOAL-PACKE ICE DE
-EeoNoaffzERSi In the market nse iMo MQm mmNp I'd
Sn0f .ER' 3 nnd = pOLAR,' lREFRIGERATOR ai
sac Broad street. f ~ L1-1r a.s..-
CHANCE FOR Only Sl 90 ior
IpEE.S SIII0NGOCi,E !, and soon. The = EA'
cELsIoR WATER OF. Err, the only sssISosa; Ns
hacked cooler In De haa tne a1sss
Niocsaie No ~ ~ saouNTgEsTLE b CoFEK's,
Manufacturers. $40 Broad street,
aelI.Th&Sot
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The Jfiiitdry.-At the last meeting of the
Manchester artillery O number Of new
names were proposed, and committee on
bylaws and the picnic of June Goth ap-
mointed ,Fs,EsgfEfEas
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: DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNFNE Den
TIERIrR
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Personal---very.. s. A. Steel has gone to
Baltimore by invitation, and will preach
there on Sunday, and deliver lecture on
Monday night. +. -; .. ..s,.-l~ .....,f,-., H.
The Governor has not yet taken final
action in the matter. OF the application for
the pardon OF James +. Goode. He so stated
late yesterday afternoon. a'J' .s-
1t is understood that A. Q. Holiday,
ESQ.,, will be assistant postmaster under
Colonel Forbes, and that MaiorFred. A. G..
Handy will be given the position now held
by John N. Van Lew, Esq, and that Mr..
John Greene will have a position, as will
also Mrs. Rebecca X. Mayo. Mr.. Emmett
Crump, after winding up old business in
the office of register of bankruptcy, will be
we'll provided for in the post-ofice. The
postmaster has the fixing Of the pay OF all
his employees =. 80 -,.. Ht.:'
Chief-oi-Police Poe returned to the city
yesterday, after short absence In Orange
county. . T.. .... -. ...;.... &c..
Captain George D., WISE, who was injured
by being thrown from his buggy, will be
able to return to his duties ina day or two.
|! Captain j. R. Patterson and Captain H.
R. Smith have been appointed military eX-
aminerS for Petersburg and DinWIddle
county. ,-a"''. =. - 6. -<.'~ y. e.
Colonel WE. Nye did not file his appli-
cation for the position Of pension agent,
being satisfied that General Harris. OF West
Virginia. will be the successful man. He
was in the army with Hayes, and is the Pre-
sident's personal and political friend, and
has good record as pension agent for West
Virginia. The consolidated district will be
composed of the States Of Virginia, West
Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee.
Police-Justice White is detained from his
duties by sickness. ,...I, 4 II.
John Tyler, lately appointed inspector Of
customs in this district, arrived in the city
yesterday. ,,,..,-.---.-,,.., ..s,,..,, .,,..
D, G. :Yuengling, Jr., is in the city. NJ: