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AGUE AND FEVER.

I'm c. McLANx'S LIVER FILLS, in cases
,c,r AND FEVER. when taken with quininc are
rr,.gvr;i,e @: The most happy results. No better
ca,nartfc car hc used preparatory 10 or after taking
cuIojoe. We would advise anSho are afflicted with
/ n, disease 10 give them FAIR TElAL.
Yorau b.lioas Ieransemcnts and Us simple pur-
g.,iyc, tley are aaCGuaiict
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COUNTY CoURT.-The Henrico County
Court was not in session yesterday, Judge
Minor having adjourned court so as to allow
the members OF the bar an opportunity TO
attend the meeting held In respect TO the
menvry OF Colonel Cfastain White. The
court VIII be in session to-day, and will EN-.
gage in the trial of Robert Taylor (coloredl
the alleged Henrico burglar.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. W. r. Boyd, editor and
proprietor OF the Warren Ne,cS, published
at Warrenton, n. c., was in the city yes
terday.
Colonel W. E. Cutshaw, City Engineer,
will leave the city Monday next for Quebec,
Canada, from which place he will sail for
Europe in the 4 Ian steamship Moravian.
Professor Marshall Macdonald, State
Gco!ogist and Fish Commissioner, will ac-
company Senators Blaine and Randolph, Of
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany, in their examination or the mineral
resources Of the JamcS-Riyer Valley.
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IcE-CREAM Is good ibinG to have this hot yea
ther, and those who desire get some VIII nd that
Mr.. 7. w. WOOD. Broad street between Fifth and
Sixth, makes an excellent article Of cream. He IS
prepared 10 furnish picnic and excursion parties,
as we'll as families, ut low rates.
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LAST WEEK OF THE PEDEsTRiENSES.-I -Ihe
pedcstriennes spent over eighteen hours on
ihe track during the twenty-four hours.
and made during the day many interesting
snurts, which the audience greatly admired
and highly applauded. The score stood al
1875 O'Clock last night, which made the
forty-scyenth hour OF the contest: Bartell,
117t miles Lee. 1863 miles; Douglass, ~
miles; Smith, S23 miles.
Miss Lee was taken suddenly i'll yeSter-
day, which accounts for her being twelve
miles behind Rartell, and there is proba-
bilitv of Lee oyertaking Bartcll before noon
il she RECEIVERS her usual health so that she
can run fifteen or twenty miles at time.
Mrs. Smith has also been indisposed, but is
rapidly recovering.
Miss Horton and Fleetwood gave eNhibi-
tion-waiks both in the afternoon and eve
ming, but neither OF them made any re-
markable time.
The great feature Of the evening was the
tbree-mie race between Charles A. Harri-
man and John z. Alackey, who last evening
made the fastest miles ever made on so
small track, which was, Judging by the
encoreS, greatly appreciated by the large
audience, few OF whom were ladies'. The
score was rs follows:
Hartman, first mile. minutes and So
seconds; second, s or; third. S.374-total
three miles. "a mir,tcs and 3I2 seconds.
Mackcy. first mile, 7 minutes and 534 Sec
onds second, S07; third. S.37-total three
miles, "a minutes and 374 seconds.
Mr.. Lewis II. Otto, the Richmond anna
teur. who challenges any amateur in Rich
mond to walk him five or ten miles any tve-
ming this week at 10 O'Clock at Mozart Hall,
gave an eXhibition-waIk of five miles, ma
king the first mile in S:45: second mile,
9:46; third mile, 10:14; fourth mile, 1901 !;
fifth mile in 9:5S-making the five miles in
IS minutes and Al seconds.
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Week EDdi1u-
June23, June 22, June II, June ?
1877. 1878. 1879. 1879.
W. &. w. G. W. G. W. G.
;...13 20 19 ~ II II II

Mean temperature for the week ending
June II, TO AZ; mean temperature for the
week ending June 81, 74o 2S<.
Amount Of rainfall for week ending Jun C
II, 0.12 inches; amount OF rainfall for week
ending June 81. 0.41 inches.
Population of city estimated at 19,00O-.
white, 45,300; colored, S3,70O. Rate OF
mortality Of whole population was 2l.0G per
!, 900 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 1851 per 1000 per annum ;
rate of mortality OF colored population was
%. ( per 1000 per annum.
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Officers Elected.-The following officers
were elected at the last meeting Of the
Alert Fire Company, Of this city: J. j.
Writ, captain; P. V. Browder. first assist
ant; a. G. Jones, second assistant; James
4. Lipseomb, secretary; r. p. Smith,
treasurer: G. T. Abbott, first pireman !;
William Fowler, second pipeman; Lo-
renzo b. Whitworth, sergeant-at-arms; An
dIcw a. Waugh, chief engineer; Samuel
MoIes, first warden; II. A. Jordan, second
warden; and 3. a. Riggans, ianitor.
The officers elected for the HoOk-and-
Ladder Company are: George L. Green,
captain; +. J. Sampson, first truckman
and J. Il. Ashworth, second truckman.
The company meets once every month in
their hail, beneath the Council chamber.
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GARDgN-PARTY CONTINUED. D.-The ladies
of Venable. Street Baptist church have re-
solved to continue their garden-party on
Mr.. Heinrich's lawn. on. Mosby street.
They are induced to this step by reason OF
Their astiering success.
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BRIEFs.-The first instalment of the new
State bonds arrived yesterday, and Trea-
surer r. III. T. Hunter set to work signing
them. They are of the denomination OF
$1,000. ~"
nwea1th's-Attorney George D.
Wise has gone to Baltimore on business.
Wharsup now? ..--. a.s So
- A,erand baby dress parade, 10 take place
on the Capitol Square some evening during
this or the next week, is talked about.
In honor Of the natal day OF American
independence q large number OF our pa
triotic citizens. will buy excursion-tickets
and have few hours recreation in the
country. "o. a. s'.~ra &c.,. ii .'.a'
It was Boston reporter who upset all the
theories Of the New York detectives and
policemen and caused the arrest of the Hull
murderer. For thousands of arrests OF
criminals the country is indebted to news
paper-men.
There were six deaths from cholera infan-
tum last week
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IHAvE ANALTZEp TIE wHIsKEY known under
the brand OF B-Select," controlled by Messrs.
WALTER %. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and dnd
II free from fusil oil and other impurities, and
commend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. J. B. MCCAw, NJ D.,
late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
January 13, 1872.
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poRTSER's CELEBRATED LAGER, the leading
Be.r. endorsed by all eminent physicians. Bottled
fresh daily, and delivered 10 families. ,....
CHRISTIAN WHITE,
General Agents.
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GoURAUD's OLYAPIAN CREAM, FOR THE eoA-
PLExIoN.-White reduced TO Sl, pinH' ior pfu-
nett.s to soc. PURCELL, LADD & Co., Agents.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

GroTtng Coot.-There seems to be lack
OF interest manifested in the annexation
scheme by our citizens generally. Whilst
tile question was being agltated before the
joint committees several weeks ago it was
the chief topic OF conversation. But perhaps
the interest will increase somewhat when it
is asccrtaincd what action the Richmond
committee takes in regard to the report
which was presented by the Manchester
delegation at the last meeting OF the Joint
committees. The committee will meet to-
morrow afternoon in the Council chamber
in Richmond.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
WHY IS THE REDUCTION IN
PREMIUMS MADE BY THE
MUTUAL L1FE-1SsURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW York;

Because we have every year taken from the poll
icy-hoiders more than was necessary. and haye bad
the responsibility Of caring for it and returning the
over payment In dividends annually.
Because by THIS excessive charge we have received
over S45 100000 which have been returned In
cash increased insurance. and we believe 1t bet
ter that the public should have the insurance n such
rate as, while il IS sutcien: beyond doubt, yet not
greatly In excess Of that amoant.
Because this viii promote economy In the use Of
funds by the company aud will allow the party In
suriug either 10 take larger sum In Insurance. or
to have the amount eaved by the lower rates TO e1-
pend for other necessary purposes.
THE SAFEST, CHEAPEST, AND BEST CON.
PANY IN THE WORLD.
39o, 100000.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Ageu.
je rs 110s Main street.
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TuosE who have tried the PICNIC CIGARS pro"
uounce them superior. For sale at every place where
sooo ''sAt 'i1 p. WnIrLoCK, Manufacturer.
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5EDNEsDAY MoRNING, JUNE 25, 1879.

FIRES YESTERDAY MoRNISG.-At 2:46
O'Clock Yesterday morning an alarm Of fire
was sounded from Station SO, corner Of
Nicholson and Main streets, Rockets,
caused by the partial burning Of A. Blacks
two-story brick saloon, No. 360S Lester
street. The origin Of the fire could not be
ascertained. The fire originated behind
the bar-coun:er, aud involved loss OF 500.
Insured for $500.
At 9:15 A. n. an alarm was turned in at
Stallion 4G, engine-house~ OF Steamer Com
pany No. /. caused by the partial burning
owned by Mrs. Miles, and occupied By seve-
raj families Of colored people. Loss, SO !;
no insurance; cause, chfmuey-sparks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25

III. ELLYsoN Co., advertising agants, Insert ad.
vert.sements In al Of the newspapers OF the Untes
slaes At publishers rates. Orders ieH AZ ING -
patch counting-seom VIII receive prompt asass
uoha
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January 13, 1872.

DON'T make mistake, for limitations are various
and numerous. When you want SC. KEY-WEsT
CIGAR see that you get WHITLoCK's, with cory.
ri2hted label representing tobGcco-ieaf on every
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25

SEEK no FURTHER.-You will find no better
The PICNIC is the best Sc. CIGAR on the market.
Wholesale and retail at P. WHIILocK's, 1445 Main
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COED PENS.
TOIIN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
COLD PEN

GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
|: the highest achievement in the anCflctlre Of
Gold Pens. and the result OF experiments for more
than twenty years. Tic RECORD" PEN Is pro-
duccd by skilful combination oil the two precious
and non. corrosive mctas-l6 karat GOLD and PLA-
TINUM-while the ordinary gold pen contains All
alloy OF copper, reducing Its fncncss without yield
Ing that elasticity, density. and steel-lke temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The REC
ORD" GOLD PEN-pOiNrS are Of the best Irid-
um Gl!amontsl. inhcsructiblc with fair treatment,
and polished To gllSs-like smoothnesS.
Stce.pen writer's have now every objection 10 gold
fairly overcome, aud every requirement In 4 Pen
which Will endure and not oxidlZ". Squarely met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN IS guaranteed 10
possess durability. pcrmanency of spring, and per-
fecton of point Price $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
and saioners In the United States. II not found or
der direct /: ON
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
~ west Fourth street Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH and WOoD-
HOUSE & PARHAM, Richmond. Va. NH l9."ly
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PROCLAMATION TO the lovers OF The weed ana 70
ali whom 1t may concern: If you want good Ci-
GAR. either &c. or l0c.. Wade in &c. e. at WILT
LOCKS and have your wants supplied.
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CITY TAXES.
OYFICE OF CITY CoLLEcroR,l
RICHMOND. VA. MAY 81, 1875.

OFFICE OF CITY COLLECFOH,I
5 RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1878. =.
This OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
Il from O'Clock A. II. 10 q O'Clock +. bi. froni
the 18Th day OF June TO The 3oth iueluslye FOR me
n,,rDoee of receiving from any person charged Win
rN ESiTY TASES-REAL AND PERSONAL
fer the wear 1879, the whole or one-haf OF the
amount OF lax charged, aud that TEN FER CENT.
case where the party assessed shall fail 10 pay the
whole or one half within the ume 50 limited, TO
csi,actinp the Collector yespeefaily requests al
rarties 10 call early 80 the lime specified, ana those
kaying lists and memersndams 10 leave WIN ao -,
,Sss ISsir bis 1nay be selected and rcctiDis mace
out a. Hs uoSSSIo.tnr
k3.lm eo'eS'01'
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EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM THE FLOWER
This Is the ecrct OF the wonderfully sweet and pen
Grating qualities of the perfumes manufactured by
j. & T. ATKINSON, OF London.
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VARIETY SPRINGS. FIFTEEN MILES
WEST OF STAUNTON. ON THE CIESA-
PtAkG AND OIlIO KAItROAD-CAES STOP.
PlNt At TIir, pOOR--wil! be open for visitors
an the l5TI OF JUNE.
BoAgp-per day, $3.50: per week. 81; per
month OF thirty days. $50. Children under twelve
ycars Of age and servants hall price.
The waters here are Superior. Gn''d music, excel
lem fare, ana the IL tial a!nust mentS.
i;gthin- IN m. hccIjn- wafer gratis.
p. & NJ. RURRUss.
t. ..aSI ,,.1.,,
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9irI,nloltd 1ispatctt,

as- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs, LARGER THAN THE COMBINED clRCU-
LATfoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

The use Of the CHTCKERING PIANOS By the
greatest piunists art critics and amateurs has given
them universal Dre,tigs and reputation far above
all other pianos manufactured In this country and
Europe. The ovcrw!i' Inning verdict. the very high
est ar; tacn'-inciuGtng DIR. Franz LisZi, Colts
chalk, Dr. Hans Vnu 1utGw. Louis Plady. Stephen
Heller. Carl Reincke, 'Narwopte. Arabclla God
d,rd. and hundreds of other masters Of tho art
place tile ,,,,,..,,,,,-,. n,,.or
of to-day a. the head OF The entire list OF pianos
made III The world.
Soli AT manufacturers prices hy ihe Richmond
agents. ,.,,,1,,, . ,,,,,,,.,r
j. l6 hooi'tiotsr AZ TahhAh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. At night 1t was cooler. ..., .--.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q n. NJ, II {;
"a. M., 81: noon, 80; 8 ?. NJ, 91; 8 z.
M.. 81 midnight. Is.
Mean temperature, 81 5-6.
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DID You EVER? No: never smoked better &C.
CIGAR than WHITLocK's P7C-NIC.
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PAINTING AND LETTERING.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-I AN PREPARED
y I'm edition 70 my SIGN BUSIxESSl 10 PANT
AND LITTER WAGONS, TRUCKS, CARTS.
tion In rst-raie style. at prices lower than ever
done before in Richmond. and respectfully inyile
owners OF such 10 call on me Tor an estiate cstofr
si'''' s>' Twelfth street,
,a1eaodow under American Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25
SUMMER RESORTS.

CTUEK'> SELECT SUMNER TOURS
~ ILLUSTRATED MANUAL FREE)
FROM VIRGINIA TO MAINE,
paS<ir. Through eleven States vi tfing some twenty
nl the cnui,st auu most piciurrspue seaside and
mountain resorts Of New England.
At LOWER RATES THAN EVER OFFERED
FROM RICHMOND To
NEWPORT. K. The Brighton of America;
MARTiIA'> NiNEYAED-.l.c city OF 1,OOU cot
tagcs hv the s.a:
NANTIGkEI-ihe Sea Girt Isle;
EUSTpN-ihc Hub:
WHITE MuUNTAlNS-the SwiZ.rlapd Of Ame-
rica:
MOUNT DESEET-ihe Isllnd OF Mountains. etc.
1900 miles by rail: 700 by Se:l. Great diversity
Of scenery AMI variety Of travel.
ILLUSTRATED: dcSCrirtiVe manual of tours tFREE),
tickets. ana all Information.
4. W. CARRIER.
irl9-lw* S26 llaiu street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your pf1nuag aone ats
DISPATCH PRISTINc-HousE. Good WORK, ioH
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, southeast winds, sta
tionary temperature, increasing cloudiness,
noss,biy followed by occasional rains, sta
tionary or falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, stationary
pressure and temperature, northeast to
southeast winds, partly cloudy weather, and
occasional rains. s,....r,,
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BUFFALO LTTEIA WATER.
BUFFALO LlTHIA SPRING No. g..
THE GREAT IRON Tonic OF VIRGINIA
MINERAL-WATERS.


According to the analysis of this spring by Profess
sor William r. Tonry, Of the Maryland Institute,
Baltimore, 1t contains 3,774 grains OF The CAR
Donate OF IRON to the imperial gallon. 4 COM
parson of this analysis with that of the otter ca-
lybca.e waters Of the State shows that
IT IS BY FAR THE MOST POWERFUL IRON
TONIC OF THE MiNERAL-wATERs
OF THE STATE;
and 4 comparison OF other chalybeate waters OF the
country shows that
WITH ONE EXCEPTION II IS THE MOST
POWERFUL IRON TONIC OF THE
MINERAL-WATEES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
The most eminent writer's upOn Ndteriu Nsiicn
ascrihe 10 this PECULIAR FORM OF IR0N-the
rARBONATE-1HE MOST DECIDED PREFER
ERNCE OVER ALL OTHER FORMS UF IRON
AS a TONIC.
II contains other properties, which max ALTER
TONIC aud ALT ERATINE properties making II
one OF the most valuable of known miurra-vatcrs
lis action is that OF 4
MILD APERIENT and POWERFUL DlURETIC.
Lie a of the i'uifno Waters, ii has shown succi.t
adaptation In he
PECULIAR MALADlES OF WOMEN
Ia AFFECTIONS Of The : TO VI &C II and In
MALARiAL POISON in all It's forms aud
rctcS,
The water of THIS spring will not be transport
ed during the Spring season.
THOMAS F. GOODE, Proprietor
,.oo.oo,,, B"lllo Lithia SIrring,ii Irn,"i,
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DON'T FoRGkT THAT 1T rs AT
LEVY BROTHERS,
whore you will fud large assortment OF
READY-MADE DRESSES,
OyERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs,
ULsTERS;
All kinds of USpERGARMRNTs for ladies,
A large assortment Of DRESS GOODS,
RIBBONS, LACES,
OIL-CLoTHs, CARPETS, aud MATTlNGs'
PARAsoLs. PARAsoLS, PARASoLs.
One hundred superior quality SILK-LINED PAR
Aso1,s at half their value. They must be sold at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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EOR SALE, 4 FIRST-CLASSc,L1s
Il NEw.YORK-MADE FOUR-SEATMs2.
SHIF,TISG-TOP PHAETON, with pole aad shafts.
Has been very little used, and will be sold ri avery
great bargain. Can be at stable In rear of No.
II, corner Cary and Third streets. ie 2o-2i~
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WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
~ ARE H0sS OPEN. The finest Warm Sulphur
Bath In IN 7sostS. temperature of water, $50.
new line Of iL Ssbicies from depot TO sbe sprlpgs
Asgsa9s IN &c 'p6rafe wagons. a'ss6z
;, ,,piA4MPiILEss OF RcgcELL, LkDp a Co. Rich
mopo: JOHN L. EUBANK,
NY i1-2m PgoDristoT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-25

I IT + = F Q K THE SEASUN.-Th@
" GROVE HOTEL. WEST POIgy, VA IS nosv
t,p 9peil Tor the accom- mmaesifon OF REGULAR anG
TRANSIENT 8OAkpEkS. ,s. ID. f.[
ihe house SssG becu aseEty fnrHissi93; bowling
hiteS ana croqast-srounds Oysters, e:ass, fish, and
iH!,SA-cGhattr Oh tie grossEds. e..
i'ar and 1ce-GYtam Saloon.
.fAcurti1n naSi;<s wilt note the above.
Naes, $l.5o per day special rates ov the week or
HsiIth. E. X. FRA1LEY,
As 29-lm ProIsietor-
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TIE HYGEIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA,
biyE1TED 100 YARDS FROM FORT MONROE.
tt,fr1 al the year. Equal 10 any hotel 10 the
y tatea Atates as spring, summer. or autumn re-
tHi. Sessd for circular
HARRISON PHoFBUs,
my l0.1u pronrIetor
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AgMLBORO' SYRINGE. BATH COg-N-
IA Ts, two iles from MilIooro' depot. Chem
rzabe an3 Ohio railroad, Row open. Ter2DsEo
Fat the GsmeS EaSccial ;er;nSior families for ihe
se4Stl The lnost.eIevat ed and coolest summerre-
kos, IN t's- m"uBtafns. For ci.osilars apply eor.
r DLETS, ,dru2gi5t. f27 Brosasircet, Richmond
Va, Or Ma SrriISGTOM, Proprietor,
Mlhoro Springs poSt-otice.
3D-vsst1 = S,zb county.
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pAWLEY SPRINGS

RAWLEY SPRINGS ..
40 2.00e FEET AioyS. TIDE-wATER,
. MAR HhisRiSENBURG. VA.
talaciiy. three large iicias. with accommodations
21r 3tit gGcsts Appointments frst-ciass. Open
SINE l5IH Rates So pefSiay; $3.50 pecweek;
ESD per month. For fnrt her particulars address
q. A. SPisiNK Ell. Treasurer
any tG-eof1St Hirrisopburg, va.
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OTHER CLOSING EXERCISES.

The closing exercises Of the remaining
Catholic schools will take place as follows
To.day-St. Joseph's Female Academy,
at 8 A. Al. St. Joscph's Female Parochial
School at I P. NJ.
Tomorrow hursday)-Academy Of the
Visitation, Monte Maria, 4sP.M.
Friday-St. Peters Academy and Paro-
chial Sehoolfor boys, 8 p. III.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-12

The New York steamship companies have
seriously offended the Board Of Aldermen OF
that city and are likely to suffer for It, The
longshoremen OF New York are an important
body, and exercise considerable influence In
politics. The aldermen thought that they
might acquire some political power and in
iuence by offering to arbltrate In the difficult
ties that have arisen between the longshore-
men end the steamship companies. and which
have eliminated In a general strike Of the
former. The steamship companies, however,
declined this disinterested offer. The alder
men are wrathy at this refusal and announce
their intention OF beginning proceedings
against the steamship companies at once for
obstructing the wharves with their freight.
This course will doubtless result In victory
for the striking longshoremen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-12
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRACY THURSDAY JUNE Il, 1879

| the holders Of the funded debt are again COM
pletely debarred from receiving any compen-
sation even from this last apparent provision.
Thus the action Of the majority report does
not recognize or provide for any portion OF
the present funded debt, but In actual effect
simply Ignores It's existence altogether, and
presents to the Convention q new and radi-
cally distinct debt, an original and peculiar
creation Of It's own. Their proposed ordi-
nance syeeps out of existence every dollar Of
the ,phole $12 900 900 Of the States consolidated
bonds purely and absolutely annil,itntes The
whole issue, and that without allowing
holders, regardless of the nature of their
original claims, q single cent OF compensation
for their bonds This Ia the real and plain
truth Of the case, and Ii Is best that every
one-and more especially every member Of
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thoroughly under
stand it. The bitterest and most strenuous
opponent OF the funded debt never heretofore
advocated such climax OF utter destructive
ness and we do not, cannot believe that there
are q dozen gentlemen In the Convention who
would really be sustained by the popular
sentiment Of their constituencies In aiding to
accomplish measure 50 palpably and sweep
ingly unjust.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-12

The Zulu war is not over after oil. Nego-
hations for peace have failed, and vigorous
measures have been determined on to bring
him to terms. 1t has been concluded to wait
for reinfoTcements before another forward
movement Of the British forces, Lord Chelms-
ford being Of opinion that not less than 10000
men will be required for successful move
ment on Cetewayo's kraal at Ulundi, where
he ID strongly posted and has force Of 10000
Or 30, 900 fighting men. It is evident that the
war will drag on for some time longer. and
will not be brought to close without some
more severe fighting.