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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-19
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief HemS.-Tbe Manchester Baptist
Sunday school will give a picnic at Maid,
ems Adventure, on the Allegheny road
next Tuesday. A ride up this road through
such beautiful country is indeed delight.
full thing, especially at this particular sea.
son OF the year when il is so hot and every.
body is anxious to escape the heat OF the
city, II only for day, to enjoy the pure
country air. Maiden's Adventure, with its
high and shady hills and beautiful scenery,
Is an excellent place for a picnic. and
doubtless the train, which leaves the Union
der OF at the basin at O'Clock in the morn
ing, will carry up large crowd.
The following pupils distinguished them
selves at the COorcd High school last week {:
Angie Eppes, Caroline Graves, Frances
Logan, Lille Moon, Julia Bundy, and Ju.
MUS MO>by.
A regular meeting OF the City Council
was held Friday night, but no business Of
special importance was transacted. 1t Is
understood that the Council will appoint
public vaccinators 10 yaceinate persons who
have not been yaccinated, and who are not
able TO pay for having il done.
4 fish and game protective association is
to he organized in this city. Those inter-
ested in the movement will meet at the
Mayor's.Cou room to- morrow night at s.
O'Clock.
Colonel William Ambers, a wel.known
member OF the Chesterfield bar. is lying ex-
tremely i'll in Richmond, where be has been
living during the past few weeks.
At the next meeting OF the Board Of Su-
pervisors Of Chesterfield the question re-
garding the rebuilding OF the courthouse
will be considered.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEBT-PAYING REPUBLICANS INTEND TO
HAVE A CONvENTIOY.-The delegation oil
straightOut Republicans that went to Wash.
ington to have a consultation with the
President in regard to the proposed CO.
alltion OF The Republicans and Readiusters
had not returned to the city Yesterday.
There seems to be no doubt now but that O
convention will be called. Mr.. Otis II.
Russell, collector of internal revenue for
this district, and one OF the staunchest
debt.paying Republicans in the State, said
yesterday that convention will certainly
be held and that straightout Republican
ticket will be placed in the field the coming
election, and that the debt-payipg element
Of that party intend to maintain a party
organization In this State.
There is rumor that an attempt will be
made TO capture the State Central Commit
tee, which meets I'm this city Tuesday, and
stave off call for q convention. Promi-
nent straightouts say that should this move
prove successful and call for convention
be frustrated. the matter will come before
the people In mass-meetiDg.
The name Of General Wickham is men,
toned in connection with the first place on
the Republican debt-paying ticket; Major
Yosi, of Staunton, the second; and Judge
Willoughby, Of Alexandria, the third
place.
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THE VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-A
meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Virginia Historical Society was held last
evening at 8 O'Clock at their rooms in the
Wes!moreland Club. House. Present
Messrs. OFT (charman), Anderson, Palmer,
Barney, Valentine, Brock, and Barksdale
(recording secretary.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved. A large number OF
gifts OF books, newspapers, &C., were re.
ported.
On motion OF Colonel Anderson il was
ReSOtred, That the corresponding secre-
tary be requested TO communicate with the
Historical Societies OF the several States of
the Union with view to the proper repre-
sentation Of these Societies at the approach
ing Yorktown Centennial.
The following gentlemen were elected
members of the Society:
Corresponding: General Henry B. Car.
rington, United States army, and Samuel l..
NJ. Barlow, Esq, New York city.
Regular: Messrs. Lewis Ii. Blair, Clai-
borne Watkins, James T.. Gray, Charles
Milhiser, Philip Haxall, Francis NJ. Boy.
kin, and Lewis Booker, Of Richmond, Va,
and James L. Bisphan, Esq, Of Philadel-
phia, Pa.
1t was resolved that the Executive Com
mittee meet weekly, on Saturday, at II
O'Clock NJ, at the Office OF DR.. Charles G..
Barney, No. 1fOS east Main street, until
further announcement.
Adjourned.
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Beach Military Academy.

The sixteenth session Of this academy
s. T. Besch principa-clOsed on Friday.
After appropriate and earnest addresses
by Rev. W. G. Starr, d. D.; Professor L.
n. Hasseleff, who has charge OF the depart
ment OF modern languages; and Baldwin
A. Pendleton, Esq, prizes were distributed
as follows: Handsome silver medals to Z.
Harvey Savage, Henry c. Rueger, and
Clarence Wyatt, and copies of the Arabian
Nights uheir own choice) TO Frank X. Steel
and Lucius +. Simpson.
The military feature, which was intro.
duced into this school the last session, has
been decided success, and pupils bave
already been engaged for the coming ses.
sion. This is the commencement OF an en-.
terprise much needed in Richmond, and it is
hoped and believed that i: will be fos,ered
by the community,
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fore obtained, places your system OF roads
UPON TIE vAYrAGE-GRouND OF INDEPENDENCE
and seli.sustaining power, which, with ju.
dicious and energetic management, cannot
fail 10 make It profitable TO its owners, and
In the highest degree useful to the country
for all the purposes OF Its increasing popu-
lation and industry.
Your Board OF Directors have given their
constant attention to all the means necessary
to perfect the general system of transporta.
tion thus organized, as we'll as In the matter
Of thorough and efficient equipment as In
the Improvement OF roadway, by which as
rapidly as possible your lines will be pre-.
pared thus to develop the great results
which must ensue from such combination
OF interests geographically and harmoni-
ously connected.
Respectfully submitted on behalf OF the
Board. A. s. BUFORD, President.
ACTION OF THE STOCKHOLDERS RATIFIED.
Major James II. Dooey, after an appro-
pirate statement, presented the following
RESOLVED, That the contract made on the
26th day OF March, 1881, between the AT.
lanta dnd Charlotte Airline Railway Com.
pany and the Richmond and Danyile Rail-
road Company, by which the Richmond and
Danyllle Railroad Company has acquired
the control and management Of the Atlanta
and Charlotte Airline railway, be, and
the same Is hereby, approved and ratified
by this meeting OF stockholders.
ONE EIGHTH OF THE DANvILLE STOCK.
Mr.. James ii. James, OF Atlanta, Ga,
said be had watched with interest the action
OF the Board OF Directors OF the Danyile
road 10 their efforts to push their line to the
South ever since 1868. AS soon as he had
seen telegram published TO the effect that
the Richmond and Danville road had gotten
control OF the Atl3nta and Charlotte Air
Line he knew that they were pushing on to
The South, and he determined 10 buy Rich
mond and Danvile stock. He commenced
to buy, and now he and his friends own
one eighth OF the stock OF the company.
The resolution offered by Maior Dooley
was unanimously agreed to.
On motion OF Mr.. Branch the stockhold.
ers adjourned.
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DEATH OF Mr.. WILLIAM III. PAGE.-It is
with much regret that we announce the
death of Mr.. William III. Page, city gas
inspector, who breathed his last at O'Clock
yesterday morning at the residence Of his
aunt, Mrs. Mary J. Bargamip. He had been
long sick, and his friends, while not sur
prised at his demise, heard OF 1t with deep
regret. For many years he has been gas
inspector of Richmond, and discharged
the duties OF the position with energy
and fidelity. He was one Of the
earliest members OF the "Konsery-
ative Kampalgn Klub," and when
active duty was needed was always at
his post. During the war he was mem.
Der of the First company Of HOwitZers,
and was up to his death contributor to the
present HowitZer Company Of this city.
His comrades in-arms will attend his fu-
neral in body. Mr. Page was only thirty
five years OF age, but he had crowded into
his brief life more than is often accom-.
plished by those who live to an older age.
His funeral will take place from the Second
Baptist church this evening at O'Clock.
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A WILD ANIMAL AT LARGE IN AN AUCTION
HOUsE.-For something over week past
the auction-room OF Mr.. Jno. +. Laugbton
has been disturbed by mysterious noises
and the unmistakable evidence Of some Gu
rious and inexplicable agency. All efforts
at unravelling the mystery were Of little
avail, and the strange sounds took such
practical shape in the breaking OF crockery
and showcase glass that the superstitious
believed the place to be haunted by some
troubled spirit, while the more matter.oi.
fact saw in ii only the working OF some hu-
man agency. The mystery might still have
remained unravelled had it not been hat on
Friday last Mr.. Laughton desired TO write a
postal. card, and to that end opened locked
drawer in his desk where he kept letters
and stationery. What was his establishment
to find young gray fox quietly reposing
upon his pos.alcards may be better ina
gined than described. The drawer was
only about three inches in depth, and being
more than half filled with papers, it is re-
markabe how Master Reynard managed TO
secrete himself in such limited space.
This is one OF the three foxes sold on
Thursday week last, and escaped from the
cage after it had been purchased by down.
town gentleman.
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Richmond Seminary.

The closing exercises OF this institution,
OF which Mr.. j. II. Powell is principal,
with Mrs. Peyton and Mrs. Garnett as asso.
ciates, took place on Friday evening. The
following~js complete list OF graduates and
recipientsof OF honors:
Full Graduates: Misses Isabelle p. Camp.
bell and Sarah A. Powell.
Prizes for The Best Compositions: In
Senior Department TO Miss Kate r. Goode.
in intermediate Department to Miss Alice
Rcins, and in Junior Department TO Miss
Salie r. Marshall.
Prizes to the Best Readers: In Senior De.
partment TO Miss Mary Morris Jones, in In
termediate Department to Miss Rosa Win
stoD, and in Junior Department to Miss
Eliza G. HoXton.
GRADUATES IN
French: Misses Isabelle Campbell, Helen II. Nor.
rison. Mary G. Morrison.
Latin; Misses Isabelle p. Campbell, Sarah A.
English Misses Mary Morris Jones Alice Camp
Annie Grew, Mary G. Morrison, Helen II. Morrison
Bette NJ Saunders, Florence McRae.
Arithmetic: Misses Josephine Lyons, Florence
NJ. Warwick.
Rhetoric: Misses Fanny W. Archer. Mary Nc.
Natural Science. Misses Aunie Crew, Patt,
Aylett Alice Camp, Annie Dunn, Florence McRae
Mary ". Jones, Mary g. Morrison, Helen II. Morri
S"n., bIrv fet.Vo.ao' D'nic Sauhurfs, AVIS NNkei
Mental and Mordt Philosophy; Misses Patti,
Ayett, Isabelle p. Campbell sarah A. Powell.
Mathematics Misses Isabelle L. Campbell anC
Sarah A. Powell
English Literature: Misses Paltie Ayett, Ju
9th Darlington, Lizzie Chr istian Jose phine Lyons
Miriam VI. Armstrong, Sally T. Mayo, Florenc,
McRac, Mary Lee Page, Annie X. scott, Avi
Walker, Edith Walker, Florence Nj. Warwick, An
ME Wilson.
CERTIFICATES FOR FxEMPLARY CONDUCT.
Misses Helen II. Morrison, Betty NJ. Saunders
Lizzie Christian, Carrie A. Saunders, Alice w
Reins. Maggie ID. Workman. Fanny B. WORKMAN
Carrie l.. Butler, Florence ID. Vaughan. Susie N
Barksdae, Perrin Farrow, Mary Lily Wortban
Olive Fleming. Emma Sutton. Marie de sibC ura
Patty Avlett, Bessie B. Addison, Hattie NJ. Tanner
Kate I. Goode Marion X. Goode, Susie L. Pretlow
Marion Scott, Mary G. Morrison, Florence NJ. War
wick. Mary t. Williams, May q. Baughman, Salli
X. Marshall, Carrie II. Powell, Bette ID. DeanC
Ruth =. Branch. Mary II. Cameron, Madge Freed
ley. Bessie l.. Carringhn, Maggie T.. Williams
Mary VI. Anderson, Anna +. Preston.
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CHE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
THE NURSERY.

The following is an extract from letter grissen
10 the German Reformed Messenger, at Cham-
bersbLrg, Pa:
A BENEFACTREsS.
just open the door for her, and Mrs. wiNsLow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale of
the Nursery. OF this we are sure that We will
teach our "Susy" 10 say, 81 Blessing on Mrs.
WINsLowr for helping her TO survive aud escape
the gripping, colicking. aud tee,hing siege. MRS.
WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child from pain aud cures dysentery aud darrh9i.
II sOflens The gums, reduces Inflammation, cures
windcoc. and carries The infant safely through the
teehlng period. II performs precisely what II pro-
fesses 10 perform, every part OF i.-Holhing less.
We have never seen Mrs. WINsL0w; know her
only through the preparation OF her soothing
Syrup for Children Teethirg." II we had the
power we would make her, rs she is physical
yiour 10 the infant race. Sold by all druggists
Twenty-Five cents bottle. j. l7-eodlw
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At meeting OF
Myrtle Lodge, No. 25, X. OF p, on Friday
evening, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: John L. Kitchen, c.
c.; F. S. Jones, V. c.; Charles. Il. Hasker,
p; John W. Parker, Jr., NJ. at A; George
j. Hooper, Sr., P. c.
At stated meeting OF Hines Lodge,
No. II, Knights OF Pythas, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term George Z. Jefferson, p. c.; w. Del
lie Sutherland, c. c.; j. II. Southall, V.
c.; f. b. Thaw, Prelate; W. II. Cardozo,
NJ. OF Ex.; T. L. Courtney, M. OF f.; Il.
S. Denny, X. OF X. and s.; X. e. Cox, NJ.
at A.; j. L. Cosby, !. G.; George W..
SmoOt, o. q.
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To the Public.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, !
Rycuuovn lima 10 1901


An unnecessary excitement has been caused
by the sudden appearance OF Q few cases Of
smallpox in the city. In nearly every in
stance these cases were developed IN per.
sons who had not avaied themselves Of the
protecting influence OF vaccination. The
city authorities are determined to use still
greater efforts TO stay further progress OF
this disease, and all persons who will re-
port to this Office and desire 10 accept the
offer OF free vaccination Will be attended to
by reliable physician, who Will call upon
them al their residences. This physician
Will be supplied with pure vaccine virus
procured from a reliable source. No addi-
tional case has been reported to-day. All
the cases have been moved to the hospital
but two, who are isolated on their own
premises. Respectfully,
j. G. CABELr.,
President Board OF Health.
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ABE STRAUSS. Esq the well. known stock-rsiser
OF Lexington, KY, savs:"I recommend rTEBiG
CoMPANY's ARNIcArED EXTRACT OF WITCH
HAZEL TO all my friends. II has been used In the
thoroughbred stables OF III. B. McGrath, r. II.
Owens, Lee Paul. W. u. Scully, aud o'ter WELL
known breeders and trainers, and they all pronounce
1t the very best lotion and medicine for tie horse
which they have ever used giving almost instanta-
neous benefit" Cures breaking down, wiad-grlls,
capped and sprained hook, foot contraction, aud
cracked hoof. Sold In so cents aud dollar Sizes re-
duced rates by the half gallon gallon. Beware OF
worthless limitations, Depot, 60 Maiden Laae, New
York.
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A BEAUTIFUL CTrY.-W. II. Russell, the
distinguished London correspondent, says
Washington Is now incomp1rably the most
beautiful city In the Union. Those who
patronize the Governors Guard excursion
on the 4th will not only find that he is cor
rect, but, without losing 4 day from busi-
ness, will see magnificent military parade
and a splendid display OF fireworks. In
fact, the Fourth is nowhere celebrated as IL
Is al Washington.
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SOCIAL CLUB ENTERTAINMENT. The |. l..
Y. Club gave its drst entertainment Of the
season on Friday evening last on Church
Hill. The affair was a most pleasant one,
embracing among its many attractive fea.
lures the presentation OF beautiful badge
OF the order 10 one OF its lady members.
The pleasant reiinions Of this Club will be
held monthly, and the next will be sheet
and pillow.case masquerade.
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Messrs. r. b. Cbaflin a. Co., real estate
agents, have in the last two days sofa the
following city property: The handsome
brick dwelling No. ia west FRANKLIN
street, belonging to Mrs. Maria smith, 10
Mr.. William &. Seldom, for the sum OF
$I3, 900; the desirable brick dwelling al the
corner OF Franklin and Madison streets Tor
Messrs. II. S. and w. Nj. Archer, executors,
to Mr. Byrd Warwick, for the sum OF sb0OV; /;
the nice brick dwelling No. 523 porth
Fourth street, for Mrs. NJ. ID. Sweeney, to
Mr.. J. j. Cordle, for the sum OF $4,000.
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TUHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WEST
w Observation-Disclosures for the last cen

TUHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WEST
w vIRGlNIA.-Distinsuished for the last GEN.
tnty ca sccospt OF TIE great vir ne Of their AL.
TRRATlvE WATERS and BATBs--as The lcading
fsshienabe resort for plessure.seckers from every
tOoL and BRAClNG SUMMsR CLIMATE. hay-
ing direct elevation OF 2,co0 feet above The sea.
and Immediately surrounding mountains OF $500,
ARE NOW OPEN. and will CONTINUE OPEN
THRoCGHOCT THU YEAR. Extensive enlarge
ment and improvement have been made since last
season, aud among e.hers q very extensive
KITCHEN. with all modern improvements,
BOARD. ~ per day, ard s7o a month OF twenty
The CAi.wELL HOUSE, adjacent to the sprsngs,
With the use OF the waters and grounds In common
with Other visitors. Is ALSO OPEN. BOARD, AZ
per day, and $50 PER month Of twenty-eigh. days.
Descriptive pamphlets obtained al PURCELL,
LApp CO.'S. GEORGE l.. PEYTON.
telqlm Managing Director
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INTERNAI.-REyENUE COLLECTIONS. The
internal revenue collections for the week
ending yesterday were as follows: Mon.
day, S7,j9j.T7; Tuesday, S7,3l464; We'd
nesday, S10,979 26; Thursday, S5,423 92 (;
Friday, S5,079S7; Saturday, So, ll2GO-to-
tai, A., 5000
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OPENING LAUREL-STREET CHURCH.-The
basement OF the new Laurel.Street Metho-
dist church, corner Of Laurel and Albe-
marie streets, will be formally opened to.
day. The Sunday school will assemble at
Oregon-Hill church and march in process
sion to the new church at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
Rev. j. j. Lafferty will deliver a sermon at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. and Rev. W. G. Starr at 3
O'Clock Z. NJ,
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
partially cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80 /;
9 A. NJ, "a; noon, 81; p. ~, 90; z.
NJ, S5; midnight, "a.
Mean temperature, sc.
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VIRGINIA CLARET on draughi, of unconmonly
fine qu,lity, at *l per gallon; imported Clsrst IN
dIaugh, at s1.25 per gallon; California Port Wine,
for medicinal use, at ~ per gallon. We car recon-
meudthese wlLes AS rather better than M )st Yir-
ginia wines. W. ID. BLAIR q co.
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FIRE LAST NIGmT.-Last night about $3.50
O'Clock keg containing umber, into which
oil had been poured, ignited at the store OF
X. E. Wendenburg Il Co.. 1876 east Main
street. The alarm was turned In from box
26, but before the tiremen reached the spot
the keg had been thrown out. Damage
frininO
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ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE AIR
LINE RAILWAY.
How the Richmond and DanvilIe Road
Got Possession.

Meeting OF Stockholders Yesterday Interest.
ing Report OF the Board or Directors ON the
Acquisition OF the Atlanta and Charlotte
Airline Railway-Action Of the Beard
Ratined-who Owns Que Eighth Of the
DanviIle, &c, &C.
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Personal AND BRIEF LOCALs.-Dr. Philip
Taylor left the city last evening for Europe,
where he will remain until September.
Captain Charles III. Epps went to New
York last evening on official business.
The latest conupdrum Is, Why do the
city authorities allow the pieces OF decayed
timber removed from the city railway track
10 cucumber the sidewalks OF Main street
After eight weeks wrestling with the
Main-street improvement the little band OF
Spartans have finished three squares.
1t was S. L. Beach who made the presen-
tation speech, and his pupils who partici-
pated in the City Guard excursion, and not
Buck, as printed.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FC.. To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States,- fair weather, winds
mostly westerly, stationary or higher TEN.
perature and barometer.
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ExCURsIoNIsTs.- Yesterday about 600 ex-
cursionists came down from Norwood on
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad. The
party spent the day in shopping and sight
seeing. and returned home In the evening
much pleased with their trip.
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RED MEMS EXCURSION TO WEST POINT.-
An excursion will be given to West Point
Monday morning. by Anawon Tribe OF Red
Men. A pleasant programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion, in which is in
cluded addresses by several well-known
and popular speakers. A new tribe Of the
order will also be organized there during
the day
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FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
You can have it by using MEADE 4 BAKERS de-
licious CARBoLIC MoUrH.WAsH. IL destroys the
offensive odor caused by diseased gums and de-
caycd teeth, aud speedily restores them to healthy
condition. Price, fifty cents bottle.
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TEMPERANCE MEETISG.-There VIII be q
temperance meeting at the Theatre tbls
evening at Al O'Clock. Mr.. Jonah Bough'
ton, a we'll known temperance advocate,
will address the meeting.
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AMBULANCE CALL.-Yesterday evening
William James (colored) fell through a
hatchway OF the steamer Manhattan and
was severely hurt. The city ambulance
conveyed him to his home, on Thirtieth and
Clay streets.
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AUCTION SAILS MONDAY.

Ry- On all sales of Real Estate made between The
lst of January aud last OF June the taxes for The
present year have TO be paid by the purchaser. on
ain sales made between the Ist OF July and last "
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, 1nf ap-
plies 10 Richmond and vIcnity.J
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|PICHMoND COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

JUNE 10TH, $50 P. NJ, at SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH.. Address before the Missionary Society
by Rev. j. Y. LAKE.
JUNE 20TM. $40 y. NJ, at GRACE-STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH. Address before the Society OF
Alumni By ID. w. GwIN, ID. ID. Poem by REV.
Thomas Hume, u D., OF Norfolk, Va.
JUNE2lsT, $50 T.. NJ, at COLLEGE CHAPEL.
Joint celebration of literary societies.
JUNE 22D. $50 Il. NJ, at COLLEGE CHAPEL.
address before the two literary societies by A. b.
BROWN, u. ID.
JUNE ESD. $50 Y. NJ. at COL LLE6E CHAPEL.
commencement proper. when distinctions and pro-
motions will be announced, medals awarded, diplo-
mas devered, and degrees conferred.
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