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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

THE VISITING MILITARY PARADE OF THE
COLORED BATTALION.-Ye the Doug
las Infantry, Of Augusta, Ga, spent the day
pleasantly with their comrades In viewing
the points OF interest in and around the
city. In the evening between 4 and 8
O'Clock, pursuant TO orders, the Infantry
and the First Virginia battalion (colored)
assembled on Broad street between Tenth
and Eleventh. Here, after the usual pre-
liminaries, the line was formed ana the bat
talon and guests moved OFT IN the following
order: Major Johnson. Lieutenant j.
Brown Johnston, Lieutenant ClarSsOn, and
the none commissioned staff; Weayer's
band; Attucks Guard, Lieutenant Walker
commanding; Carney Guard, Captain
Booker; Virginia Grays, Captain Scott !;
the battalion coors; Union Guard, OF Man.
chester. Captain Cunningham State Guard,
CAPTAIN Paul; Douglas Infantry, Lieuten-
ant Cummings commanding. The troop,
paraded the principal streets and returned
| 10 the front OF Fry's Hotel, on Broad
street, where they were dismissed.
All the companies were out in full ranks,
the uniforms, arms, and equipments IN good
order, and the entire corps comphmented
on their soldierly appearance and excellent
bearing. Last night the visiting military
were entertained by the Virginia Grays,
and afterwards by the Union Guard. This
morning at 6i O'Clock they VIII be break
tasted by the Attucks Guard, and leave ioE
| Washington at 8 o'clock A. NJ
The Georgia soldiers express themselves
as in every way pleased with Richmond and
with their reception and treatment at Tho
hands OF the colored solGiery OF Richmond
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THE GREENBRTER WHITE SUI
Il PHUR sPRINGS. MIST XIRGINIA.

THIS CELEBRATED wATERING-YLACE,s 90
universally known for Us alternative and curative
properties aud Its fashionable patronage. Will bB
openpd by the owners on The 2OTH JDNE. All
tie buildings have been thoroughly repaired rent-
ted. and refurnIsbed with costly and elegant room
and psror furniture gss-ights and all ths modern
improvements ntr0dueed.
Hoard, 80 psr day.
BOARD, $40 per month tof twenty eight dsys,.
The CALWELL HOU ST., adjacent TO the Springs
Is NOW OPEN, with privilege OF the watcrs.bsths
and grounds vi the springs la common with aiE
other ST itors.
Board per day, 80.
Board per month tof twenty-eight days), $50.
Descriptive pan phleis TO be had Of PURCRLLs.
LADD & Co. Druevists.
GREESBRIER WHITE sULPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY.
GEORGE l.. PEYTON,
ie g-lm Managing Partner.
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MASCHEsrERA AND VICINITY.

Sunday.Schoo! Ansiuersa,y-The sew
enth anniversary Of the Fifth-Street Sun
day school VIII take place tomorrow night
at the Methodist church. The exercises
will consist OF music, recitation, and ad-
dresses. The presentation to the most dis
tinguisbed scholar will be made in behalf
OF the officers and teachers by Mr.. James
A. Gentry, and Rev. B. p. Woodward Will
respond for the recipient.
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SUSsTROKE.- afternoon sbout
2 O'Clock the city ambulance was called out
to attend one OF the colored members Of
the chain-gang, who was overcome by the
heat Of the sun while at work on the streets.
He was carried TO the chy fan for treat
meut Il3 - aI- i'r ~ rls1 q. 'i"t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

Police COURT iOe following cases were
disposed OF NJ the Police Court yesterday
morning by Acting Police-Justlce j. ).
Crutcbield
Frank Hall [9olored), charged with keep
ing an uulicersed dog on his premises, WAS
discharged.
Lewis Beredlct, charged with allowing .
vicious dog TO run at large and pie tne
child of Frederick Pohler. was discharged.
George Smith (colored), charged wisn
stealiAe a stove valued at % from L. n;
Carrinston, was found guilty and sentenced
- receive twenty lashes.
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TO SUMMER TOURISTS.

Il
Persons intending spending the summer seasonin
the country or at The watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies ana
apparatus which cannot be had outside OF ci'y-
viz.: t
PATENT POcKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
rATnNr i1llsi 'HS' Wax NIGHr-LIeHrs, which burn
RExSY. sESS. sIafE MaDE MUsTARD-PLAsTERs, which
are always ready, and act IN three minutes;
SOFT RUBBER AiR.PILLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE. GLASSES.
SPONGES and SPONGE-BAGS,
SELF-INJECTING UNIVERSAL SYRiNGEs,
VALENTINES MfAT-JUICE, .~,c,
VALENTINES hEAT.JUfCE WITH 6LiCE-
JoHNsTtN's FLUID BEEF,
LIEBIG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,.
LiEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for inianni
IMPERIAL GnANUM, food FOR inipsinHH;
t,ERBER's MiLK-FOOD,
PREPARED RICE ELOUk,
PREPAREB SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
kWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNET,
DlsINFECTIhG SOAPS, 10 prevent contaeion;
and all reliable medicines new repzedies, and appa'
ratus, TO be had Of
= MEADE q BAKER, Druggists.
elo east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO. Ss"
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Knowledge IN POWER.
Continued Celebrations I'm Our Public
Schools.

CENTRAL AND CLAY HAVE THEIR CLO-
SING EXERCISES YESTERDAY AT THE
THEATRE GOOD MUSIC, FINE RECITA-
TIONS, AND AMUSING DIALOGUEs-DIs-
TRIBUTION OF HONoRs AID FLORAL Of
FERINGS, &C., &C.
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2s5 pieces NECK and sAsHRIBBoNs Just re-
ceived for SCHOOL coMNENcEMKSTs; also, q
splendid line of LACE and SILK SCARFs,
FICHUEs, NECK-RUfFLINGs, LACE and
CoLoRED-BoRDEKED HANDKERCHIEFs.
&c, at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

The iarscs, stock OF LACEs ever exhibited in the
city. Among them We have ToRCHON, LANGUE-
DOC, RUSSIAN, ANTIQUE. BREToNNE,
DUCHESS. ITALIAN, BLACK FREN G II,
LACEs-au elegant liae from sc. to soc. Call and
look at our line OF LACES. ht r
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LEMON ICE CREAM at PIZZINTs.
STRAWBERRY ICE-CREAM at PIZZINTs.
VANILLA iCE-CREAM at PizZiSfS.
CHOCOLATE ICE.CREAM at PiZZINrs.
PINK APPLE lcE.CREAM at PlzzINrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

William Y. MordecaL Il. n. Turpin, J..
Cbamberhyne, ana Il. II. MoDeute. The
grand jury will meet at II O'Clock Monday.
Several criminal cases are to be tried At this
term of the Court. D@ ~
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HI BATH COUNTY, VA.

These CELEBRATED THERMAL SPRINGS,
varying in Temperature from 800 10 100 Fahrea-
hef. and adapted TO The treatment Of All Rheumatic
and Couty Agections. and for various Chronic Dis
cascS Of the Li7er. the Nervous System, and the
skin, are open for the current season.
Resident Phys!cians--Professor j. l.. Cabel. OF
tie University OF yirginia; DIR. j. II. Page, Gni-
versity of virginia, formerly Professor OF Practice
Of Medicine In the Washington University. OF Baiti-
more. For descriptive catalogues. &c, address
Ia sim TARDY 4 AUGUST.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, -
NI Mount Vernon Pace. Bsnmosr. hnfiishs
F,,nch aud German roarding and uav sehoo! r2r
Youug Lasiies Mr.. NJ. ). JON m sna Mrs. MATT
nEicKENsTEiN. siDNfY LANlER, u BAk.
IUN, ". D.. and = largs corpS o. oiher uache,s ~
sxp~iieuce and abittty. Sorriv sivansages sro
Im,tv 10 She pe-OsN lpsitfute ana yohns-u"ps'es
priyes,isy. Citsalsrs ssas op epr''sa ''a'
J k o.sOy2U
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SUMMER RESoRTN.

ORENEY SPRINGS, vA,Now OPEN,
" Bosrd per day. according TO Iecalion ~ roous
and number OF persons In same, t1.5Q to- tz.50;.
per week. 80 TO Gil. per monta. $50 - o4O.
Ing over seven persons at less ralss. kouna-trtp
tickets from Richmond to Orkn,y tWr Chess,eakc
aud Ohio railroad, good tiIl october ,st. s14.
JONES a PARKER.
je I2-1rs Proprietoex
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NPECIAL NOTICE~. u
wTHE CRY AND RUSH IS STILL
TuALnrMER BROTHERS,, Z
6oi BROAD srREEr

where they have opened over 600 pieces WHITE
GOODS for SCHOOL AND COMMENCEMENT
DRESSES, cousis,ingi Of VICTORIA LAWNS,
BISHOP lawns, LINEN DE 7NDIE, LINEN
DE'pAccA; PLAIN, FIGURED. and STRIPED
oRGANDiRs, aud SWISS MUsIINs. LINEN
LAWNS, &C, a, very low prices. F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

PERsONAL-BRIEF ITEMs.-On the Sth in
slant Lieutenant Lewis Il. Taliaferro, for
merly of this city. was elected cashier OF the
Commercial Bank OF Augusta, Ga. The
Evening Ne,rS Of that city says: "The pro-
motion OF Lieutenant Taliaferro to the
office of cashier is well received, and is a
very high and deserved compliment. Al
though quite young man, he is known IS
one OF the most thorough, capable, and tai
ented businessmen in Augusta, and bis Sc
lection is an equal matter OF congratuation
TO the bank and himself"
d. Il. Boynton, United States pension
agent for this district, with headquarters at
Knoxville, Tenn, states that the appropria-
| ton TO pay navy cases is exhausted, and
that no payments can be made 10 That class
OF pensioners until after July 1T next.
! w. IL. l.. Combs will represent the col
ored temperance people OF Virginia in the
National Division Sons OF Temperance,
which meets at Cincinnati Tuesday next in
Odd.Fellows' Temple.
b. y. FranElin aud ". T.. =. Combs will
attend the National Reform Prohibition
Convention, which meets at Cleveland, Ohio,
Thursday next. as delegates from Virginia.
The case Of Robert Starke, indicted for
breaking and entering the dwelliDg.bOuse
Of Rev. NJ. w. Staples, is fixed for to-day
in the Hastings Court.
| The impression that our mills have stop
ned buying whea: is erroneous. Represen-
tatiyes OF all the mills are on Change daily.
Mr.. James NJ. Taylor, Jr, an estimable
Young citizen OF this city, died yesterday
morning.
Remember the cheap excursion per the
steamer Ariel TO night.
The Grays' excursion to Bonair next
Monday will be the bOn-t0n affair Of the
| season
Or. r. G. Cowardin, who has been spend.
ing several months at Zurich, Switzerland,
has returned to the city.
Colonel John r. Popham will be released
from the city Jail this evening.
Mrs. General j. Il. Il. Stuart is in the city.
te-Treasurer {. NJ. Reynolds is absent
from the city. Mr.. James NJ. Taylor is act
ing as Treasurer pro tempOre.
The Swedish brig Dagmar, Anderson
master, cleared from the cu>tom-hOuSe yes
terday with a cargo consisting OF 1872 bar
rels and $50 half-barrels Of flour, valued at
Sl3, $40. .25, for Santa Catharina, Brazil
The schooner MgnOnette, on which a
double murder was committed while IN the
james river-an account OF which has al
ready been published in the DiSpatch-ar-
rived at Richmond yesterday under CON-
mand Of Captain Groves. She brought a
cargo Of coal from Philadelphia, consigned
to Writ Roberts.
Mr.. Arthur A. Splitter, secretary OF the
State Republican Executive Committee,
will have 1000 copies Of the Chicago Re-
publican platform printed by authority ol
the committee. They will be distributed
throughout the State.
Mayo's island has become fayoritt
bathing place. Large crowds 90 there every
, afternoon.
DR.. C. s. Cooper, Of Fayetteville, W
Va, was in the city yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ, 70 /;
8 A. NJ, 81; noon. 80; 3 Z. d., So; p.
h., Sc; midnight. so.
Mean temperature. 50.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, nearly stationary bare.
meter, stationary or higher temperature,
winds mostly south TO west, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

PARASOLSi PARASOLs PARAsoLS!
Owing to our large stock on hand and wishing to
reduce same, we have marked them down 25 per
cent. Calland look at our line for bargains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

90 dozen LADIES LIsLE.THREAD LACE-TOP
GLOVES and SILK MITTs-alI shades-just
received; also. an elegant line OF LADIES' and
MISSES HOSE in all the light and tinted
shades.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

ST. WILLIAMS, a prominent druggist Of sahs'
hurry. Md, wrote, January %, 1878; "sspa NJ
one dozen TUFTS PILLS, and V they pro*e wp a
You claim for them Will orSpr more" feorw rl
e,h he writes: Send me swo dozen mocs o
n, Turr's LIVER PILLS 10 return GaiL The.
are doing wonders here"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

sseLEvY BROTHERS. stock Of Drllings' Pweeds>
Cassimeres, COttOnades, CheyioIs, FlanDes' ano
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
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old SWEET SPRINGS,
~ MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

This delightful summer rc,Ort will be Opeh for the
accommodation Of visitors June Is, 1850. All The
appointments fret class. Elevation. 20OD feet.
Capacity for 900 guests The water Is powerfully
tonic, diuretic, mildly cnthartic, and Alternative.
Mineral plunge-baths, also warm ana hot mineral
and flesh-water steam baths. Extensive livery.
Excellent baud of music Express, telegraph. and
post-oficc In The Hotel. Board: Per day, $3.50 ::
per week. sl5 per month, $40 10 $50, accordns TO
Locations. Bachelors row, for young gentlemen $50
per month. J. w. YOUNGER.
-unerintsndeDt.
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HEYRIc0 GRAND JuRoRs.-Ine io,owaus y,
grand Jurors have been drawn lor .nc ',n,as psas
term OF the Henrieo county 1ou' Tss,sh
meets Monday: Thomas yonn'1u, nn Ga,hr;sh, %
Hawk. Valentine Hechler, John 0asOT'sub
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

READYMADE REssEs, ULsrERs' aai USpbh
WEAR. for ladies; TRUNKS, sArchElS' ana b-'0s
al LEVY BROTHERS..
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This ATTRACTIVE SUMMER RESORT Will he
ODened on the 18TH INSTANT for the reception of
visitors. Bon Air Is about eight miles from Rich
mond on the Richmond and Dsnyille railroad. The
hotel is entirely new, handsomely furnished, and
supplied with all modern improvements.
A dancing pavilion attached, with large grounds
we'll laid ont. The table win be well supplied and
every attention shown to VISITORS
In order to accommodate persons In the tity espe-
ciaily businessmen, trains will lave Richmond
after business hours In the evening. and return In
the MOI ming I'm ample time for business.
Telephone connection with Richmond free to
guests. Picnic and excursion parties Will be fur
Wished with meals on reasonable terms
For further information apply 10 the undersigned
At the office Of :. II. Pulliam, No. 7 Tenth street.
from the 7th to the fIth Instant between the hours
| OF . aud IL O'Clock A. NJ. or by mail TO
l.. NJ. HAWKINS. Proprietor.
care OF Samuel IL. Pullism,
La, 1,n nhlIoa .la.1..l .l.lfta.a
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CHRISTIAN & WHITES OLD KENTUCKY WINS
KEY, four years old, excels. Price, only $3.50 per
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

This eavOri,e Summer Resort has been released
bv MRS. A.. j. COLLEY, OF The Hamilton HQusf
Washington. u. c., aud will be OPENED on THE
lsr OF JUNE FOR 1HE RECEPTION of
GUESTS.
For Pamphlets giving full descriptions and
SprIurs nv 27-ims
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CEASlDE RESORT.
COBD'S ISLAND, VA.

COBB'S ISLAND. VA.
sURF-DATHING, FISHING, ,SNIPE-SfIOOTlNG..
This HOTEL Is reopened for the reception Of
visitors. Terms W per day, <l2 per week, $40
per month. Route from Norfolk or Old Point by
steamer Banks TO Cherrystonc every Monday,
Weonesday, and Friday. SPADY COBB,
je2-lmt PROPRIETOR. ..
EAUQUIER WHITE 5 Il J. L ii u K
Il SPRlNGs-This famous SUMMER RESORT
will he reopened JUNE 10TH under the manage
ment OF h. fENNEY Il CO., Of the National iigteI,
Washington, ID. &. The finest hotel In the South,
with all mod, IN improvements throughout, incu-
ding hot and cold bath conyenienceS on each noor,
electric bells. and gas.
The medicinal properties OF the water are re-
nowned for their efficacy Ia dyspepsia dropsy, and
| all malarial affections.
Bosrd per day, 81 10 SO. according TO location OF
| loom per week, Sl2 10 slS. -
For further Information address National Iofe J
prior 10 June 10Th; subsequent, 10 White sulphur
springs. EsuQuler county. VS.. INV 1e-2m
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A. SABs x Co.,
OSR-PRICE CLoTHIEHs,
1913 MAIN STREET.
DO NOT Poison YOURSELF

by indlscrimiDare application OF cheap prepara'
tiops but call for Toilet Waters, Powders, Cosmst
ics Sc. made by J. & T.. ATKINSON, London.
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Go 10 LEVY BROTHERS, for your Fans, Gloves
a,h-Ribbons, Parasols, Laces, and Embroiaeries.
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IcE-CnEAM FOR SUNDAYS DIs.'sR.-Pizz5St
viii sena YOU some Of his superior ice-eream for
to.morow's dinner by leaving your orders With AIM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-12

HoEsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE produces most
excellent results In the prostraton and nervous de
rangement consequent upon sunstroke.
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AUClrON SALES This DAY.

&r Q. al seiss Of Rsaf Estats rsadf tst0eef,
tie I II gf yxnftdvy md fn~ ~ Ssrs tts tnrSafse
ths pysssnk usor Saosfe bs paid kr fAs yWreAA1eHc
On al sdssS pads bsscssn tAs Ut oryriR ard !e1e.
This custom was adopted sbeut eitxes .yssrs 40
by sll the real esssts agents IN RtchUord. hnJ ~
nliesto gisamspf and visinfty1 i9tflp3 ~.
7. z. WHITING. IL A. NJ, at Nss 2223 esse
M.in street, iasies. chairs. lamp. glassware
mirrois, whettv tobaceo, sarpets. et.cjoth, &C.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 ~ ~. hosses, muless
cows, &c. y
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1AwNsi LAWNS, LAWNsl

LAwNsl LAWNS! LAWNS!
$40 pieces LAWNS just received, al 6x, 8, le
i2H, and l5c. This embraces the largest stock In
the city. THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
iel2.s,MSW 60l Broad street.
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IVEALING SPRINGS,

HEALING SPRINGS,
III BATH COUNTY. VA,
are now open. Terms $3.50 per day, SIS per
week. and $50 per month OF weight days.
WATER for sale ut Purcell, Ladd 4 Co.'S. Send
postal for descriptive pamphlet
n. CARTER EUBANK,
je 7-1m Proprietor.
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call eariy and select from our
lJuu stock, as zoe ioiI not duplicate
any article nOto in stock. Making
room for contemplated Improve.
ments, and also to c0nrsrt the
money into ran purchase.
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seese- peDoriment: EsteIle Fals, jos. phiue MI
,.r. ,,.r. Adalina schoepmots, Jeannet,e echoepmoes
% ctHr Sssy 5s ss.
,,ssunvsrs. tharles Lacy Bolton Ghnes, Ii Hie
Asisel. Psnrnanship: Fs'elle Fslk. i.
tedchsr.-Flrst Honor-oiIyer Medal; Charles Lnck.
,eIilncates-AusndapcP: Zadie Crump. Clara Gary,
Mi,lis Hooper, Fannie Weaver. psportmen,: Perie
iIueman, Mary LsnkfOrd. Maud Faudree, John An
dsrson. Arthur Thomas. Lonlis Lipscoinb Fannie
Weaver; Mary perrst, John johnson. Zadie Crlmp,
llrueman, Louie Lipscomb, Mhe Taysor. Fannie
i,,,ry henry; Fannie Weaver, Harry Dogget. Penmap-
1nfrd Primary Section b: M. 10 Gsorge r.
Prey GIlnn, Mamie tlix, Emma Hooper, Campbell
Malcror. Department: Beuab Bowles, Emma
foid Ella Smith, Rober.a WsIdrop. Scholarship
frank ps,,a rrayser, Roberta waldrop, Bsush Ford,
bene Yer. chris. Schneider, Milton Luck. PEN
manship: Clarence seatcn.
Fourfh Primary Section A. No. leo 81 Toy
,or tsdcher-first Bonor-silver Medal Florence
Laughton. Observation-Disclosures :Richari Payn-
ter, Wilie Taylor, Frank Slaughter, Waller hiil.
Josephine KONG, Lucy slaug.ter: Annie Beck,
ard Paynier. August Weirei Water HiIi. Lawrence
Wilson. Orrie Weizsl. willie Pierce. Willie Tay-
lor. Alice Loehr.. Josephine Konig. Gay Burford,
Anuie Beck. IL uise Walihsll. Eva Trafnham. Ber-
tha Seal, Lizzie BRAKEMAN, Julia PatDore, Beskie
Splitter, Freddie NysirvIne, Leslie Drew. Fmmet
Lockheart. Scholarship: Annie Beck: Alice Loehr.
-
Harrison. PeDmanship: Anne Heck.
Fourth Primorv-Sectfon b, No: 17-C. 81
Taylor tedcher.-f1rst Honor-S'lyer Medal " a.
ter Oliver. Observation-Disclosures Laura Wae-
ner. Frank Minter. Harry Jackson Powell Puler
Julian slaughter, Willie Lacy. Lee Jackson. Mat
thew Hooper, Willie Lipsc0mbe. Lena Shilling
Department Joseph Toomey. Frank Minter, Jacot
Flegenhtimsr, Matthew Hooper. Richard Haitorf
Lee jackson, Narion Kimbrough. Arthur Braner
BrRhte Pyroneit, EsteiIe Hys'op, Deiah Traylor
Emma Powers, Rebecca Johnston. Lena Perrot
Matte Weiierch. Rosa Scbseider, Oswald Hasten
Charley Ledley, Lummy Gary, Cora Tralnham
Gertrude Raiston, Florence Beyeridge. Laura Wag-
ner. Fannie Blount, Lena Shilling. Alice I. eeman
Jennie Jones. Mary Gross, Nancy Gross. Scholar
ship: Lena Perrot, Lummy Gary, Willie Lipscombe
Emma Powers. Pemanship: Alfred Mcdowell.
Other Closing Exercises.
There will be no closing exercises to-day
Below will be found the programme fol
Monday and Tuesday:
Monday, at the Theatre, at 10 A. NJ.
Leigh school, and at z. NJ. Bethel school
At night, at the Second (colored) Baptist
church, the Richmond (colored) Norma
school.
Tuesday. at the Theatre, at 10 O'Clock A
M., Bellevue. At s O'Clock p. NJ. at tht
same place, Richmond High School closes
which will be the exercise OF the season
sand will end this strange, eyentful his
tory"
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE or THE CITY AUDITOR,
RICHMOND, VA, May A. 1880.

OFFICE or THE CITY hUDIToR,l
RICHMOND, VA, May A, 1880.
rI,O HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICH
Il MOND BONDS MATURING IN July AND
AUGITsT IeSO-At a meeting of HE Cominls-
Iloners OF the Sinking Fund he'll this date II was
ResOiUed, That the President or this Board give
notice by publication In one or more OF The city
papers thAt all outstanding bonds OF ihe city OF
Richmond due in July and August 1880, VIII DE
paid on presentation at this once on ana aiier lne
date Of \ cir reSpectve maturies, and O. at Inter-
eel on all such bonds win cease from aud after such
msturiues. - .,..o.,,> no>,rNc
HOIDERS OF CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
reserred TO In Ine foregoing resolution are nereOy
toti1ed and requested-in accordance with terms
w. G. CAkRINGTQS,
President Commissioners sinking Fund
my l0-diJy1
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nUnINKxa CIIANCEs.

ROR SALE, AsMALL STOCK OF NEW
T. GROCERIES, store and dwelling ean also be
5ecssi. .Appiy slol2 Wsst Brosd' Richmops, Va
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nrEClAA NOTICES.
ar COHEN BRorHERsl


The buyer OF this aru is sgain 10 New York, and
,s., shsppea over one hundred cases OF goods which
viii be sold At such prices as will guarantee Their
ready sale. .4..s ttsa.. .es
Amenr the many bargains they Offer are
a c>es of PACIFIC LAWNS At esc-sf'ese are
beiier styles Than has been offered this season
for 12xc.; -.
ss.s: o, 81 ssrs We i.HwS stexe "fS' = 0'''
casss LNEN LAWN a. l2xc,;fal s u
Ss.ss ssss ~ sSGLish fERcSi.k a ioc. never sold
q o.sss 81 RRuwN LINEN suitable for ulsters at
lef--,hege are worth 3Ac,.
an nsrces MADRAS GlNGHkMS in all the new
shades AT i2ke.. former price 1886:
400 pieces BUNTING tPlain- and Lace-stripep
500 dossm coRsETs at les. than the cost Of the
Yso SosfS ACE Isle GLOVES at 25c, former
400 Dorm Z: < MI. .fMFN's ALL-LINFN HAND.
KERCHIEfs, already hemmed, 1t SIC. worth
more than double;
,s n,ssss ALr-wooI. RLACK CASHMERE at
44c.-;hese are the cheapest CAsHMERES Of
IN so r,ecoS M 'MfXlCAN 6RFNADrNE at sic, regu.
lar price of these goods 10 e0c '
10 PIECES LACE NAINSooKs in liht shades at
l2He.:
zoe SHETLAND sHAwLs, all WOOL all shades, At
ne nnfo