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VNHEHART COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
no. SOC EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

Having terminated my connection with the Rich
inond Female Institute. propose the ensuing fall TO
open SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES under the
above uame. The course Of study VIII include the
eralure, History, Moral Philosophy, and the Eng
iish Language. AS shall do the teaching in per-
son, only 4 limited number of pupils can be ad-
nitte. and they must be somewhat advanced In
their studies.
Music, vocal and instrumental, viii be taught by
Miss ZITELLA COOKE
eau take Into my family TEN or TWELVE
BOARDERS.
The session will begin on TUESDAY, September
Oath aud continue nine months. The charges for
entire session, payable each three mouths In ad-
vance. aS follows:
Tuition (includng Latin and Frenchl. .....s 80 90
Musical Instruction 1.-TWO lessons week D.. go 90
Board Exclusive OF washing, towels, and
napsinS) 16O 90
For further information. address
JOHN HART, NJ. A.,
sos east Franklin street,
.iY l3-S&TutAnl Richmond. Va.
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Big prices will not do In these times, when even
the wealthy caBnot afford to waste their money
and the poor require double duty of every doIiar
and every penny; therefore go to the great NEW
YORK DRY GOODS AUCTIoN-HoVSE. o23 bfoao
street. 10 secure bargains in all kinds Of DRY GOODS
and 2 tSCy GOODS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-27

The lVard- Neetings. The Conservative
meetings in this city to elect delegates TO
the Congressional Convention will not be
held until the District Committee hayc deii-
nitcly decided upon some plan for choosing
said delegates.
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Ne,c Ofyan.-A handsome new organ mas
been procured for the Baptist cnllrcii. 1t
will be used IN public worship for the first
time Sunday morning, and some good vocal
and instrumental music may be expected.
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FOE BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE q BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.

have anaigzed the whiskey known under the
brand of = B-SELEcr,, controlled by Messrs. Wal
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and fnd 1t
FREE FROM FUsM OIL and other impurities, and
recommend IT'S use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. J. b. MCCAw, II. D.,
late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
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Big JoKE.-A number of gentlemen Of
iocular inclinations have lately tied their
buggy horses to posts and trees with No.
10 spool-cotton while they were In their
ridicule the ordinance which prohibits
horses attached to certain vehicles from
would have been big joke II buggies were1
included in the ordinance referred TO-. But
they are not. A man can leave his horse
and buggy standing anywhere without be-
ing attended or the horse tied.
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SALT.
BANKRUPTCY.

mo. 5525.I
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i TINTED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRfCT OF yIRGiSIA-lS THE nATrER OF
B. BECHER, BANKRUPT, IN SBAshHUrrcf.
CLERKS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, 10Th July, lS7S.S
TO ALL WBoA IT MAY CONCERN Take notice
that peiilion has beeu died Ia said court bs Ba
Rschsr OF Richmond. Va, Ia said district, daiy de-
c,.rs1 bankrupt under the act OF Congress or Aarch
g. 1897, and the ac:s anenda,ory thereof and sup.
Elementary thereto for diseharge an,i @
nereof from all his debts aud o.hcr CLAIMS profa-
be nnder 50 I'd acts and that the SD DAY OF AC,
GUST, 1878. at IL o'clock Al at tbe e.ass ., .,
Th1,nas i. Atkins, Esq, Register III bankr1PtcI IN
The custom house, ia Tho city OF Richmond; Va. Is
assigned for the hearing Sf The SAINT " wnsn f
have why the prayer OF the said petition should ao
be granted. ,,npu,>Y cI.r,.
~ 20-S2w JOHN H. rofHaa', st--- S's
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

sU- On all sHies of Real Estate made bsttos.x
the lst Of JGHndry md last Of June the tdGsS fsi
the i7Tesent year RGps tn 5spnia bUthe ps:TehnS.y
CS an sales RiGde bet,reen The lst nf J,liy d1diGq
of the ycnr the taDss hare 10 De patti bp The seller
[Ths custom adopted ABOUT !if1erIi Year, ago
By all the real estate agents in Richmond aud ap.
piles to Richmond and vicnty.1
GRUBRS C WILLIAMS. 12 NJ, assislee's sale Of
caschod estate on Cary street. IN this city.
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LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT PIZzINI's early to-
day If you wish him to furnish you for to morrow's
dinner.
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1NCIPIENT TARTAR AND ScURF removed by
MEADE &c BAKERS SAPoNINE DESTIFRICE.
Fifty cents box.
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N. ELLTSoN CO., atVcrtiSlps agents, insert adj
vertscments in all Of the newspapers of the UnLee
Sia es at publishers rates. Orders LETT ut the DIS
pGtch couEtinZ-room win receive prompt atten-
H.,
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CHANGE OF HoUR.-The steamer Ariel
will, on and after August 1st. leave this
CITY at 7:3O A. NJ. Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday. Instead Of S A. NJ. as heretofore.
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For ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS CARRoLIC MoUTH-WASH
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth. there is nothing SO good as MEADE 81 BA-
KER'S CAEBoLIc MoUTH-W WASH. Fifty cents a
hottlp
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DiScoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNISE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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I FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums use MEADE BAKERS CAR
BoLIC MoUTn-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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BUSINESS AT THE CUsTOM-HOUsE.-T
following clearances were reported yester-
day The American brig r. NJ. Heslng.
Gould master, for Trieste, Austria. with
800 hogsheads of tobacco, valued at 100000,
shipped by F. W. Hanewinckel Il Co. The
Hesln registers 2S7 tons, and has crew OF
seven men. Also, the American barkeu-
tine Henry Norwell, Burgess master, for
Genoa. Italy, with 5S1 bogsheads OF tobac-
co, valued at $4,000, shipped by the same
firm. The Norwell registers 534 tons, and
has crew OF ten men.
The British bark Mercutor, Herd master,
entered yesterday from New York to finish
loading a cargo Of flour for Brazil
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The Hastings Court.-Judge Clopton's
court was in session yesterday, engaged In
the consideration Of unimportant civil busi-
ness.
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-27

IcE-CREAH makes most excellent dessert this
hot weather. and PIzzINI can give you the best Of
creams.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-27

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done tthe
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-27

DROWNED IN THE RIVERA negro sailor
named Ben. Oliver was drowned in the
river near the Chesapeake and Ohio wharYes
on Thursday. He was one OF the crew Of
the schooner Eva May, and was sent aloft
to tar the rigging. A short while afterward
the mate, Mr.. Dow, saw hat floating in the
river, and on looking up discovered Ben.
lying in the rigging, struggling. He imme-
fell ont Of the boatswain's chair overheard
into the water, and was drowned. The
body was recovered. and Justice Larus,
after viewing it, deemed an inquest un-
necessary, and ordered the remains to be
buried.
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8ithnlol1d 9ispatrh,

sJ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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OFFICE OF CHEF OF POLICE, !
RICHMOND, Va, July 2G, 1873.

Sir,-At o meeting OF the Police Board on
Yesterday it was resolved that I be directed
to rescind the order in regard to bar-rooms
issued from this Office July 13, 1878; but
that nothing in the action OF the Board shall
be construed as relieving the police of the
duty OF enforcing, as heretofore, all the
ordinances of the city according to saw,
whenever any violation Of the same shall
come to their knowledge"
You will therefore instruct the men to
carry Oh: the Sunday ordinances with thel"
accustomed discretion, as heretofore, and
oblige yours respectfully,
JOHN Poe, Jr.,
Chief Of Police.
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DANDOLPH.MACON COLLEGE.

session opens SEPTEMBER 10TH, and continues
nine months ., a ,;rh+e
Tuition. tahlc-hoard washing, fuel. ana nghts
from 81 O 10 $3.50. Privileged students so "ss'
send for catalogue TO -.,,.r,, ,,,;,a.
1.o1IwStcod,Srlo Ashland, Va.
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u O r Il E Mt an
LOST. sTgAYED. AND FOUND.

- day night. 22d Of July, BAY MARE, 6A
about fifteen and half hands hrh. one hind white
foot. and about five years old. a liberal reward vii
be paid by leaving her al JOHN A. BELLS.
corner OF Twenty-ninth and streets.
jy 25-3t*
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The great NEW YORK DRY. GOODS AUCTION
House, 523 Broad street, Is daily attracting thou-
sands of people.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE suNDAT-IAw ENFORCEMENT REvo-.
CATION ORDER. The order Of the Police
Board (tEe substance OF which was given
Yesterday is in the language following:
s.Resolued, That recent order OF the
Chief OF Police, under. date OF July 13, 1873,
being under discussion, the Board find that
the said order, as issued by him, was under
a mistaken view OF the authority for so do
ing, and direct that be rescind it. But no
thing In this action of the Board shall be
construed as relieving the police OF the duty
Of enforcing, as heretofore, all the ordl-
nances OF the city according to law when
ever any yiofation of the same shall come to
their knowledge"
A member OF the police force Yesterday
said to an official OF the Police Board that
as he understood it this order meant that
oil the ordinances except that one in rela-
tion to keeping bar-rooms open on Sunday
were to be enforced, and asked. with The
utmost innocence, g Am right y?
The Chief issued the following yesterday
evening:
(,rrrrr or (,uTcp op POTTcE
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PEACH IcE-CREAM.
Vanilla Ice-Cream,
Strawberry Ice Cream,
Lemon Ica-Cream,
Chocolate Tce-Cream,
all made of the best materials and fresh daily ut PIz-
zINl's.
The great NEW YORK DRY GOODS AUCTION
HOUSE 523 Broad street, Is daily attracting thou
sands Of people.
SIT IS PERFECTLY SPLENDID" "There's no.
thing like it.'' =" Never could use bakfng-powder
iii tried yours' Cant speak highlv of It,.
That's what they say of DooLEI's YEAST Pow
DER.
Do YOU LIKE IcE-CnEAM? Then 80 10 PIZzISI
aud leave your orders. His creams are pronounced
A No. !.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.
A GOOD CHANCE TO BUY YOUR DRY GOODS.
LEVY BROTHERS
continue to take Off ten cents on every dollars
worth of goods you pui chase OF them.
They show q large stock of LINEN DRESSES Tor
ladies. which they selling At about haH price,
and take an extra ten cents or every dollar.
They also offer their whole stock OF LADIES'
Ess GOODS at and below cost, and take ten cents
off on every dollars worth you purchase
You can ind full assortment Of every thing IN
the way OF
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS and TRIMMINGS,
Et at
Levy BRoTHERs',
and they take ten cents or ON every dollars worth
you purchase.
REMEMBER, that PizzINls Iee-Creams are iresn
aud Of pure materials,
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ID DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The Trustees beg TO announce to the friends Of the
Institute and the public that arrangements have
been made 10 open ic school al the fall term under
the Presidency of The Rev. ROBERT W. FCI LER,
ID. d.. with Il full corps Of able and experienced
teachers.
The buildings will be thoroughly renovated and
painted during vacations. and every arrangement
made Tor the comfort and health of pupils.
The Trustees feel satisfied that the Institute Will,
under The new management, rank among the best
schools in the land for thorough and refined culture.
4 more extended notice win appear In due time,
giving full particulars rs 10 teachers, course OF
study, prices of tuition and board, &c.
On behalf of the Board.
jy l5-lm j. B. JETER, President.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.
JOHN TT. POWELL. Principal;
MHS. Il. j. PEYIOS.
Mrs. j. X. GARNETT.

rr. next session of This BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL will begin SEPTEMBER 22, 1878, win
a full corps OF competent Instructors.
The vacancy occurring In the orpar,nent ol
French has been filed by IL: accomplished ana eN.
pcr,cnced French lady, whom We can coniidchtiy
recommend. ~ -. A., ,,oo,
stores, Or TO the Principal, 403 Main street. Rich
mond. Va. " lo.lM
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BUFFALO LIrHTA WATER.
Editorial In Philadelphia Medical Times Of July
20, 1875.
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS.

"The value OF Alkalies I'm disease has or2 been
known. aud the wide reputation Of the Springs OF
Cchy bear testimony TO the superiority OF the nat
ural waters over the simple Aka.ics. OF late years
Lithi;. has been asserted TO have especial value In
Chronic Gout Ind above that of other AkGlics.
Some considerable experience has indicated that the
we looked for a native Litbia Water which should
be cheap and efficient The product Of tie Buffalo
Sprngs of afecEleaburg county. Va, was finally
brought to otr notice BY Baltimor" physician who
had been relieved by rs use OF some very trouble
some and alarming symptoms, believed to lie due TO
an Inherited equity diafhcslS. Tried III one or two
eases of nyc1pratg Chronic Gout, has afforded much
satisfaction 10 us. free duresls heiug provoked and
followed by relief Of symptoms" jy 27-eodit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-27

II. A. STROBE Matt. Medalist University Of Vir-
giniaj, Principal:
II. c. BROCK, L. LII. Cniycr; ity OF Virginia IRE
Gently Assistant Instructor In Latin University
of VIrginial, Associate Instructor
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EDUCATIONAL.

DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.
IL -
TWENTY SIXTH SESSION BEGINS sEflEh-
BER 4TII.
-o,,oc,,.n Flerriyc, and Preparatory courses. Lo-
ca,ion unsurpassed. Town and College noted ior
good morals. co e. soao I'm
.,nGino ,uitiou board fuel. lights. and was h1ngl.
Students from sixteen States. Fer catalogues,
&c, address rr.nx, pp,crI
jy27 ~ sEInEI Al.I W o- E----.- 1000 -.
EERS. L. J. PLEASANTS
lH WILL
REOPEN HER SCHOOL
At - -
No. 26O4 FRANKLIN STREET, CHokth hiLL'
ABOUT THE
MIDDLE OF SEPTEMBER.
The day OF opening will be;announce9 hcrestcr.
iy2f-2w
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON, VA.

The largest first-class institutionfer YOUNG La
DIES in Virginia, with an able corpa OF twenty-five
feaGllsss. Opens on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
SEPTEMBER, 1878. and closes on the first We'd
Restayan June, 1879.
Forcutaloaues containing full particulars address
3eSbtSn StauntOn. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-27

A n EXAMINATION OF. TEACHERS
"A FOR THE PUBLIC scH0OLS0 OF HEERICO
COUNTY VIII take place MONDAY. the Goth In
stani at II o'clock at The SuResinteDdent's Office
DANtkL Il. GARDNER,
V z6-3t C0lasy Superintendent.
ON account Of the Sickness or fhe perla4eadent
,ne anoye notice viii DE Withdrawn for ihe pre-;
sraI. ssssf4 ~ 27.1tsst
p0OK AND. JOB WORK EEATLYEX
1ouscU X uEsccUJEED AT THE DIsPATgH PRINTING
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WANTS.


WANTED. A FARM FROM TWO TO
w FOUR HUNDRED ACRES TO WORK ON
SHARES, with the privilege Of buying inside of
five years. narty clear. in or around the Shenandoah
Valley. within Ave miles Of Catholic church. Well
located. Address 2225 Hope street, Philadelphia,
Pa. JV 26-2tN
WANTED, a PARTNER with three or
w four thousand dollars in Il profitable and es
tabiishcd manufacturing business.
PUlNDEXTER & TUPPER.
iy 2G-5t 1900 Main street
WANTED. An AGED LADY and her
w young Gaughter residing in The county Of
Goo chland desire 10 engage II YOUNG LADY
about sixteen years Of age i've with them Id aid
lii the household work. Address
SERGEANT JOHN +. HALL,
jy 25-3t second police et3tlOD.
WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR NEW
w AND SECONDHAND FAMILY CAR
RIAGES. JUMP-SEAT ROCkhWAYS. PONY
PiAETDNS: also, one TWkLYE-PASSENGER
WAGONETTE, ut very low prices.
Fifth street, between Broad and Marshall streets.
is 22-lm
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FROM slave to senator.

A FAMILY WHO WERE RICH AND POW ERFUL
WHEN HE WAS A SLAVE ASSISTED By SEN
ATOR BRUCE.
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TERMS: For hair session, 1925. Session begins
September 18th. Catalogue sent on application.
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PEACH ICE-CREAM,
Vanilla Ice-Cream,
Strawberry Ice.Cream,
Lemon Ica-Cream,

all made of the best erials and fresh daily ut PIZ-
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ZEN NMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
IN SCHOOL.
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

STRICTLY PREPARATORY TO THE UNIVER-
SITY OF VIRGINIA.
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at IS PERFECTLY SPLENDID" "There's no.
thing like it, /" Never could use baking-powder
till tried yours Cant speak too highly of it,
That's what they say Of DooLET's YEAST POW
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Do YOU LIKE ICE-CREAA? Then go 10 PlZZISl
aud leave your orders. His creams are pronounced
A No. !.
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REaEaBER, that PizzINl's Iee-Creanis are fres
aud Of pure materials,
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE, for both
IN sexes. opens SEPT ls. Separate buildings and
classes. Experienced Instructors. Terms, s24U per
year. a. NJ. JELLY, d. D., New Windsor, Nd.
iyJ T-W MS N3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-27

DETHEL CLASSICAL AND MILL
~ TARY ACADEMY near Warrenton, Fauqnier
county. Va. prepares for college. University. or
business Recommended for location, health, mo
ralily. scholarship, and discipline. Board and tti-
tou (llalf session., S95. Address. for catalogue,
MAJOR 4. &. SMITH, Superintendent,
Bethel cademy pos,-ohce.
;v 9o-faodCwI,n Fluuuirr cOui ty. Va.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12
Chnptcr III.

AN ACT 10 amend chapter forty.oight of the Public
Laws ct eighteen hundred and scycnty.n, rc.
lnting to the Public Debt
Re cH1cted. &c, as iolows.
That the act entitled " An Act renewl-g n portion
OF The Public Dc't, disseminating the sinking Fund
oi Eighteen hundred and .iNty.fye and abolishing
approved by the governor February twenty fnur
eighteen hundred and seventy i've DO and here iv
amended hs follow; striking tho word s'.iN" i'm
-cton hrst eleventh line. ana inserting the word
follows. ' ' ' ~
SLcr l. For tho purpose Of renewing and OK.
t,uuing the outstanding and uncarcelled bonds of
- stat" Issued by the authority Of the several re-
sHNes approved JanuarV thirty.iirsi eighteen hun.
Ircd and siNty-thrce, March tweniy-sixth eighteen
hunut'd and sixty three, and March nineteenth
eigmcrn hundred and siNfy-fnur and maturing
March first, eighteen hundred and eighty tbror
august fifteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty and
June hrst, eighteen hundred and eghtt.ntnc
respectively, tho treasurer OF state h hcr.by author.
feu 70 is.uc now bonds of this state, in sums not
l".' than ave hundred dollars each. with rourons
cthtuin per annum, pay able semi uAlly and b6 IN
prnclpaI and Interest payable In Boston or az tho
treasury OF Maine, AZ the option Of the holder Tho
bonds 30 issued shall he pavable 10 tho arrc,,t -
two hundred thousand dolIars In eighteen hpndrci
snd ninety, and to The amount OF two bundr,d
IN usand dollar each succeeding wear Each bond
aforesaid shall be signed by the treasurer counter.
signed 10y the governor and hv
OF state, With the seal OF the state but tho oor~s
shail d" signed only by the treasurer or the nnn of
tne treasurer may be- engraved on said coupona a.
th. governor and council may dire Z The bonds
authorized by this section shall be- executed .rd
issned only n they DO substituted for nj
equal amount of the outstanding aud uncancoitcI
ponds OF the state which they inten Ted To- renew,
anu extend; and when such outstanding bonds are
received by the treasurer. they shall DO capcaIed
and record sud report thereof made a provided
by scctioG three Of this act
Approved February p. is7s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12

AZ ACr t. extend the jurisdiction and authority Of
County Commi- sioners
Re n enact. =. &c. n. follows.
county commissioners in their counties may up.
on IN" same petition. lay ont alter or di-contiuuo
highway. through town or towns. or q plantation
OF pautai"ns ana tracts Of land not In any town or
phntailont and In respect 10 tina part of the high
way situate M any town or plantation required by
law to raise money 20 make and repair highways
the same proceedings shall be had as arc now pro.
Nd"d by law In case Of petition to lay out alter or
ditcontinne highways 'ead ng from town TO town
anu n respect io that part Of the highway not sta
ated tn any town or plantation required by law to
raise money To make and repair highway. the same
proceedings sh ~ BE- had n i provided by law
IN case oi petition To lay ont alter or discontinue
q Highway IN places not Incorporated The time
ana place Of hearing upon such petition spall be
according TO section thrty.three. chapter eighteen
Of the revised statutes; In of an appeal To- the
supreme Judicial court the appeal shall be- rnde at
any IN" after the return OF the rmssionors has
been placed on the ncs, and before the next term o
said court IN the county; and the proceeding upon
ul' appeal shall be according 10 sec ION thrty-ive
chopt"r eighteen of the revised statutes II no an.
pea u made the case Il TO be continued To the next
regular term after the regular term u which the re-
'urn is made Approved February n, 1873