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Guiteau Growing Serious.

WASHINGTON, June 21.-Guiteau was re-
ported 10y the Jail officers to-day rs unusual
ly serious and uncOmmuncativc. No per-
son was permitted to see him but his
| spiritual adviser, who spent several hours
with him in his cell. In reply TO a question
one of the officers remarked:
is noticeaby less cheerful than yes
| terday, aud has an anxious. haggard look.
think he begins to realize that he is
doomed"
General Cr0ckcr, the warden, stated to-
day that the execution would be private
one. and that only a few members Of the
press and the jail officials would be per-
mitted to witness it. The gallOwS was
erected some days since in the east cOrri-
dor Of the north wing. No other prepare
ton will be made, however, until next
week, or until the death-warrant has been
sent TO the warden. a formal application
for commutation Of sentence is now in the
hands Of the President. and until ii has
| been passed upon and refused it cannot he
said that Guiteau's last resource has been
exhausted. The Jail officers, however, do
not entertain the slightest expectation Of Il
reprieye or cOmmutation.
| The President has received one or two
stray letters asking for Executive clemcncy
on behalf Of Guiteau. but so far has heard
nothing from his counsel or any OF the
members Of his family. The letters already
received are OF the character denominated
as cranky" OF which the President re-
ceiyes large number on all subjects, and
as such do not come in for serious atten-
ton. Miss Chevailier, Of Boston, secre-
tary Of the National Society for the Protec-
tion of the Insane, had short interview
with the President yesterday in reference
to Guiteau's case, and arranged for an au-
diencc with the President tomorrow,
when DIR. George VI. Beard and Others will
advance arguments in favor Of 4 short re-
spite for Guiteau in order to allow a proper
commission an opportunity tofully nyesti-
gate the question of his insanity.
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BriefS.-The Council Committee on
Maury Cemetery having thoroughly exam
incd that city OF the dead have returned n
favorable report.
When the Board OF Oversecrs OF CheS-
tertield county acted on the road law few
davs since the Judge OF the County Court
notified them that he claimed the right to
appoint the Oyersecrs OF the same, consc-
qucntly no definite action was had tending
To carry Immediately into effect the law
whose passage was so eagerly sought.
The County Treasurer has paid out du-
ring the last six months for expenses OF
government, &c, in Chesterfield the sum
OF $2G. 900. which includes the pay OF every
officer OF the county up to July lSt.
The case OF Jones rs. The Manchester
C0tton-NIils was again on hearing before
the City Court yesterday, and was ad-
jOuncd over till to-day.
4 large plumber Of citizens have engaged
passage for Richmond tonight, intending
to attend Mozart Hall on the occasion Of
II0H's benefit.
The G.se OF Cox as. Cox, action for ali
mOny, during the pendency of divorce
litigation was heard in the City Court yes
terday.
Quite a number OF tencmcnts recently
completed here have found immediate oc-
cupants at paying rentals. The work Of
building Is proceeding briskly here.
The pubiC-school teachers are preparing
for the annual examination to come of on
July 1Sl.
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THE SEvENTH-STREET SEWER. The
money appropriated by the City Council
for the construction Of the Seventh-strce
sewer having been exhausted, number o
the hands employed there have quit. The
amount allowed for this work was sui
fcicnt to complete it, but the Committee on
Streets found il absolutely necessary to Use
some Of the money for other purposes. II
is believed that the trouble will be remcdied
i'm a few duvs
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHEPs

Are you disturbed at night ana broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
cNcruc.ating pain Of cutting teeth If 50, 20 aI
once and get a. bottle Of MRS. WlNSLOW'-
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve the poor little
sufferer immcdiately-depcnd upon II; there i mo-
mistake about IT,. There is not mother on earIh
who has ever used IL who viii not tell you ut once
that it viii regulate the bowels aud give rest to the
mother and relief and health Ia the chld operating
like magic. II 4, perfectly safe to use Ia All eases
and pleasant 10 the taste and Is the prescription Of
one Of the Oldest and best female physicians and
nurse, I'm the United states. Sold everywhere. 20
cents a hottle f. 23-codlw
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T YDIA +. PlNkliAMS

T YDIA +. PINkHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
sUEE CURE fOR
Al FEMALE WEAKNESSES
INCLUDINC
QTVCJRRHEA IRREGULAf ANDPAINtbL
MENSTaUATION, INFLAMMATION AND
ULCERATION OF THE WOMB,
FLOODING, PROLAPsCS UTERI, &C.
Pleasant to the taste, onicacious and immediate
in It's effect 1t isa great help in pregnancy, and
relieve pain during labor and at regular periods
PHYSICIANS USE 1T AND PRESCRIBE
II FREELY.
FOR an weaknesses Of the gcneratiye organs of
other sex Is IS second 10 no remedy that has ever
iecn before the public; and for all diseases Of the
Kidneys tistle
GREATEST REMEDY IN TIE WORLD.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
oF EITHER SIX FIND GREAT RELIEF IN
ITS USE.
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Excursion parties, or those leaving the
city, DESTROYS Of obtaining supplies. will &c
to Christian & Whites, where they vii
find the largest and most complete stock
south OF New York, and at low figures
They are general agents for IIatopp's cele
bratcd Virginia claret.
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COMPOUND
EDUCATIONAL.
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE,
y UEADIfNID RESInEED III

CWARTHMORE COLLEGE,
- REOPENED RESTORED BUILDING.
Both sexes admitted. College aud Preparatory
school Under care of members Of the society Of
Friends. The main huilding, destroyed ny IRE
ninth month last, has been completely rebuilt, en-
largcd, and fitted up with all cOnNenlences. THOR
ough instruction Ia Languages, Literature, Maine
maiics and the Sciences. New Scientlnc Buldiny,
containing Laboratories, Drafting-Roons, Ma
thorough course in Chemistry, Mechanical aud
Ciul Engine, ring. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH (Septembcrl l2TH. Apply early as
other things being equal, places VIII be given the
earliest apuucants For full particulars address
EDWARD III. MAGiLL,
President SwarthmOre College.
A. Dfl4Narp county. Ia.
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CITY TAXES.

N . I | C. +.
This Office VIII be OPEN DAILY from the 18TH
TO Tue 3UTH JUNE. between the hours Of D
O'Clock A. VI. and o'clock l.. II. inclusive for the
purpose Of receiving from any person charged
with
CITY TAXES
the WHOLE or ONE HALF OF the amonnt Of tax
charged and per centum will he added to the
amount ~ tax charged In every ease where the
party assessed shall fail IL pay the whole or ons,
half within the time 50 limited.
A. X. WOODSON,
t2 2-3Ot Collector.
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President SwarthmOre College,
22-7St Delaware county. Pa.
CADENlY OF RICHMOND COUNTY

~ At AUGUSTA, GA.-APPLlCATloNs 10
tuIion will he received until JULY lsr ensuing.
Applicants must be professional toaehers OF cS-
periencc. and masters Of the Latin creek, ff'hCn'
German, and English auguagcs. Testimonials
viii Dc required as % capabilities Tor maintaining
discipline - well rs for successful tetchihe. fuI
ucr Information can be obtained from lile uhuer-
signed. By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
inv 8O-tJyI A'C. HOLT, Secretary.
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IIoRSFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE AS BRAIN
TONIC.-Dr. T.. w. Robertson, Cleveland.
o.. says: "From my experience can cor
daily recommend 1t rs brain and nerve
tonic, especially In nervous debility, ner-
yous dyspepsia. etc. etc."
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IRON, sTEEL. &e.

I,OR CARRIAGE-MAKERS AND
WHEELWRiGHTs.
TIRF-IRON, assorted sizes, oval, half oyals
rounds. and Siusres:
TiRE- and sPRiNG-sTEEI., assorted sizes;
NORWAY SHAPES, sWEDEs IRON,
NAii.-RODs. CART and dWAGON-AXLES,
IiOKsEsIiOEs. For sale By
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so.1o4.3s4 aI8.Oq

Showing AN EXCESS or PAYMENTS ovEH PRE-
MIpMs on NEARLY THREE MILLIONS DOLLARS;
or the NORTlIW ESfERN hds returned 10 its
,aerab be,s Ia payment " DEATH LOSSES, ENDow-
YfSIs, sJhRENDEEED POLICIES, and DISI-
DrSDs, sl2s4G for each 900 recstUed Ia pre-
gsiums during tie last hre years.
For further information, address
JOHN Il. CARY, State Agent.
1918 Main street. Richmond, Va.
Dr. J. 4. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
je 4-eod3m
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suypAY-scnooL ExcURsIoN.-The Broad,
Street Methodist church Sunday school
will give an excursion to Boscobei, on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, to-day
The train leaves the depot at s:io O'Clock
| A pleasant time Is In store for all WHO go
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HORSES. MILES COWS xc.

L'OR SALE. TWO SECOND-c.rx.G>
l. HAND CARRIAGES, I'm good run 80
ming order. Can De seen at my stables, corner II
Ninth aud Cary streets. 4. ". GARBER.
ic 23-3t
EOR SALE, TWO FINE DRIV- ~
Il lNG-lIORSES. six and seven years /r3N
0.d-one a good SADDLE-ilORsf.
J. VI. TAYLOR,
je 23-lts 6OI east Grace street.
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LIME, CEMENT ANDPLASTER.

SCHOONER az. ARCULARIUS,' with
- cargo Of FRESH ROChLAND LIME. daily
expected. This LIME Is from the celebrated
" Crockett" Lime-kilns, and has no superior.
FRESH ROSENDALE aud PORTLAND DIM
ported CEMENT; also. CALCINED and LAND
PLASTER. For sale low from vessel and ware
houses. WARMER MOORE.
g. -eOd foot Seventeenth street south side dock.
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EXCURSION TO NoRFoLK.-The Universal
Club will give an excursion to Norfolk ria
the Richmond and Petersburg and the
Norfolk and western railroads Tomorrow
night. The train will leave the Petersburg
depot at 10 O'Clock Z. NJ, and returning,
will leave Norfolk at 8 O'Clock Sunday
night.
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CoyyIcrs RECEIVED Crawford,
Hiram Turner, and William Mcuee were
received ut the Penitentiary yesterday ron
Giles county, TO serve three years eaeh Ior
house-breaking.
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II is seldom that YOU see genuine La
guayra coffee; but W. ID. Blair Il Co.., l09
east Main street, have lot that is rs fine as
Mocha mt twice its cost.
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Thousands Of ladies cherish grateful re-
membranes Of the help derived from the
use Of Lydia X. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
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Cold tea is the drink for this season, and
we recommend You 10 try that at fifty
cents Il pound sold by Joseph VI. Blair
grocer, S26 Main street.
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"MONTROsE," " b SELECT" ALPHA and all
liquors sold by ". ID. BLAIR & co. are pure.
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There is nothing more refreshing than Nom
troscn Julcp at CTS. DELARUE's, next tothe Dis
,.1f,b nnicg
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PINAFOEE.-The rendition at Mozart
Hall tonight of this favOrtc opera will be
an occasion for the display OF such an
amount OF sweet sounds and real fine ac.-
Ing that all the former glories and popu-
larity OF the piece will be recalled with all
their force and brightness.
Ii will he Mr.. Edward iI0h's benefit
night. and the caste for the occasion is an
excellent one. A dress rehearsal yesterday
evening revealed the fact that all were well
up in their parts, and forecasted faithful
and iirst-rate rendition Of the opera. The
duet, Fragrant Summer Time" which
will he given during The first act by MesSrs.
Cunningham and lIoH, was written Spe-
cially for Mr.. Iloh by Mr.. Hazleton,
OF Baltimore, and is "A gem OF
song. Miss Eva Mills, OF Washington,
will give unusual force 10 the character Of
Josephine, and not to see Miss Sheffield
will be to fail Witnessing the sprightliest
Buttercup that has appeared here at all
perhaps.
The boX-shect shows the house Will be
filed, only very few seats remaining un-
sold.
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CITIZENS BANK OF RIonNnSp.l

NIIE DIRECTORS OF THE CITIZENS
HANK have this day declared u DIVIDEND
or IifkEE FER CENT. on the capital stock,
have carried 400 TO the surplus fund out Of Me
net earnings for the past six months. Transfer
book closes June 3Oth. q. WALLACE.
jc c2l.eod6t C,sbier
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rNsUrRANCE COMPANIES.
WoRn FoR "OLp-LINERs.0

a WIN"
Ills sometimes said that the cost ~ insurance
In regular, Old-IiRs" companies Is too nigh.
The fact H. that IN purely nu,udl comIaiiles, IN
nr.nre A. fnrnished al actual cost, each policy
holder sharing In the savings or earnings Oh the
ccmpanyin proportion % his contribution.
As an illustratiOn of what strictly mWndt
company can do for its members, the PREMIUM
RECEIPTS Of The .
NORTIIWfsTEkN MUTUAL
LlFf-iNsURANCE COMPANY
.r. lnro cam I,nraH MlIh H. PANMkNTS 10 DOlicy-
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

eEr- on all sales of Real Estate made between NE
Isl Of January aud last Of June Tie taxes Tor w.
present year have 10 be paid by The pnrch'ser' vi
an sales made between the lst Of July ana last Oi
The wear the taxes have To be paid by the seller.
II'his custom was adopted about hftocn years age
nv All the real estate agents IN klchmOhu' anu aP
plies Ia Richmond and yicinitl.l
JAS. MACDOUGALL. l0s a. NJ, household fur
niturc, showcases, &C.
y. II. CuAfFIN & CO., 81 Z. NJ, two brick
DWELLING, Nos. 3ls and $40 west Marshhli
street, corner OF Monroe street
". GODDIN 4 son, 3 4. NJ, commissioners
sale of improved real estate on Union lfill'
partly In the city Of Richmond and Iak{ iy IN
the county Of llenrico.
W. LYME & CO.. q L. VI, two small Trained
house, ON the north line Of q and the west line
Of Thirty-i0urth street.
JOHN ". WRIGHT, sheriff IL \. NJ log OF E,O- ,
cercs, &C., at store No. l7Oo east tranAii, =,
said store,
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SINGING Irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
Complaints. cured hy Buchupalba.n : per bottle.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARISE)
INSURANCE COMPANY, ,
RIGffNnNn

0UNFNNN.
RICHMOND, June Ia, 1882. y =
nNIDEND NOTICE.-The Board OF
- Directors Of this company have this day de-
clared out of the profits Of the past six months
scmi-annual dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. free
OF taxi. and passed $5.Tef 90 the surplus fund
Dividend payable To stockholders on and after
July LIST next. WM. III. MCCARTHY,
te lo-d2"&w4t Secretary.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City and School TdreS.-From the 23d
instant to the lst Of July, inclusive, J. W.
Bronaugb, Jr., city treasurer, wiz be pre-"
pared to receive the city and school taxes.
4 rebate OF per cent. on the city tax will
be allowed to those who pay both taxes in
full on or before the lst proXimo. and y
per cent. il only one half is paid. Persons
paying only one half nov viii be allowed
3 per cent. on the last half ii paid by No
yember lSt.
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MANCHESTER TAXES.
MANCHESTER TAXES.

MANCHESTER TAXES.
| am now ready 10 receive the CITY AND
SCHOOL TAXES. All persons paying the whol.
Of the same ON or before July lst Will be- entitled
To rebate Of per cent. ON the city tay. All per
sons paying one half Of The ..ne on or bcfore
july 1st viii bc entitled 81 rebate uf - per cent.
on said half Of city tax, and rebate ~ ) per
cent. on the last half II paid by November 1T.
j. W. .BRONAIGH, JR,
te 23-Jyl Treasurer city of Manchester.
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REMEMBER that little IloP BIrTEHs saves big
doctor bills and cures when all else fails.
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POLICE CouRr.-The following cases

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Louis Lindsey alias McLain, charged
with assaulting and striking Mrs. Thomas
II. Gardner, and Thomas IL. Gardner,
charged with trespassing on the premises
OF Octayia Lewis and cruelty assaulting
and beating Louis Lindsey, son OF Octayia
McLain. Continued until tomorrow.
Valentine Austin, charged with getting
drunk and trespassing on the premises OF
and assaulting and threatening to Kill
Margaret Badger, was committed to Jail
in default OF surety for his good behavior
Mary King (colorcd), charged with petit
larceny, was sent to Jail for fifteen days.
David Stywalt and Spencer Jones,
charged with stealing one lot OF bottles OF
pepper sauce, the property OF Jones Bro
theirs, were sent to Jail for fifteen days each.
Clarence Smith (colored), charged with
being a yagrant, was COMMITTED 10 Jail Tor
fifteen days in default Of surety.
Winston Lewis (colored), for lighting in
the street, was fined 80.
Kate Mitchell (colored), charged with
being disorderly and creating disturbance
In the street, was fined g.
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"RCUGH oN RATS Clears out rats. mice, flies.
reaches bcd-bugs, ants, ycrmin, chipmunks. l0c.
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CITY DIRECTORY NOTICE.

DERsONS HAVING MADE OR CON-
j TEMPLATiNG CHANGES IN EITHER
BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE are requested 10
,eni them I'm at 90 the Directory once, ~ The
canvass Is now over and the work eins made
ready for the printers j. II. CHATAitNf,
Compiler and Publisher,
ieis corner Eleventh aud Main streets.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm, with a shower OF rain
in the afternoon.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, AZ;
0 A. NJ, 76; noon, 81; 3 Z. H., So; 6P.
NJ, SO; midnight, "A.
Mean temperature, 194.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, slightly warmer, par
TALLY cloudy weather, and local rains,
winds mostly from east to south, station
ary or lower barometer.
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LYDIA +. PINKHAM's BLOOD-PURIFIER
VIII eradicate every ycstigc of humors from the
Hood, At The same time will give tone and strength
= the system. As marvellous I'm results as the
COMPOUND.
Both hc COMPOUND and BLOOD-PURltlER
are prepared at 233 and 235 Western avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Price Of either, 81. SIX bottles for
50. The COMPOUND is sent by mail In the form of
pills, or Of lozengcs on receipt Of price, IL per
box for either. Mrs. PINKHAS freely answer. all
letters Of Inquiry. Enclose Scent stamp. Send
for pamphlet. Mention this paper.
LYDIA l.. PINkHAM'S LlNER-P1LLS cure
Constipation, Binousness, and Torpidity Of the
Liver. 25 cents.
Sold 10y all druggists. te 1s-eod
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done 81
the DISPATCH PRINTING-llouSE. Good werk
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

NESTLE'S SWISS ONDEN SED
~ MILK,
manufactured only AT Veyey, Switzerland. We
guarantee IL he the Richest and ruREsr In tho
market, aud free from adulteration OF any kind.
II you wish the BEST be sure TO ask for the
NEST brand. and take no otlrr.
For sale by all sroccrs and druggists.
THOMAS LEEMING & Co, Sole Agents,
mn 2O.6m Is College Place, New York city.
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Meeting OF tho Board OF Trustees OF
Richmond College.

The closing session OF the annual meeting
Of the trustees Of Richmond College was
held yesterday morning, and various mat
ters of importance were transacted.
The degree OF "D. D." was conferred on
Revs. c. ii. Ryland, OF Richmond; j. w.
McCown, OF Gordonsville, and II. B. Kel-
say, OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
The "unknown friend" OF the College
who last year gave $1,000 to support the
school of English repeated his kindness
again this year.
The Board directed the expenditure OF
Ss, 900 in order to remodel the old building
and make its architecture conform 10 that
of the new "Jetcr Memorial" building
the whole to he succeed and the work to
be pushed to early completion.
Directions were also given the Commit
tee on Grounds and Buildings to push a
wcll-digested plan OF improvement and
ornamentation.
There was a general expression OF graft
fication that the affairs OF the College were
in so prosperous and hopeful condition.
Colonel Thomas Tabb, Of Hampton; Dr.
George B. Steel, of Richmond; and Rev.
&. r. James, OF Buchanan, were elected
members Of the Board Of Trustees.
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DIVIDENDS.

FIRST NATIONAL BASK,(
RICHMOND, VA. June 81. lsss. I
'TIE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
II have this day declared \ sFMt-ASSrAL Df-
NIDESD OF 8 PEI. CENT. ou the caiilsi stock.
free II I'll taxes. payable TO the stock holders on
and after the LIST day Of July next
je 23-l0t II. &. BURNETT, Cashier.
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81 1T
munication Of Social Lodge No. q, A. \.
NJ, the following officers were elected and
installed for the ensuing Masonic year
j. II. Johnston, wor,hipiul master; L.
+. Willis, senior warden; \. Cooley,
junior warden; j. II. Lewis, treasurer;
W. III. Wells, secretary; NJ. Minton,
senior deacon; J. ii. Harris, Junior dea-
con: G.. Wood and ID. Briggs, stewards;
Rev. W. Williamson, chaplain; ID. +. Dix
son, tiler.
At regular meeting OF Marshall Lodge,
No. II, Knights Of Pythias, held at Schiller
Hall. the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: :. B. Witt, {. c.; :.
W. Woodson, V. c.; +. K. Baillc, T.;
Paul Latouche, VI. Of A.; Bey 7. Crump,
|. g.: Theo. Roach, q. q. This lodge Is
in most flourishing condition, having a
large membership and good treasury.
SALE OF BLooDED STOCK AT DAvIs's BA-
zAAR.-Thc annual sale OF blooded stock
raised by Mr.. John Il. Davis took place nj
his Bazaar, on Franklin street. yesterday,
A large number Of persons were present
from different parts OF this State and West
Virginia. and the bidding was quite spirited.
There were sold nine horses and mares
(mostIy three-year-olds) and eight cattle
Improved stock, the aggregate amount
realized being S2,370-the horses bringing
aI.7I5. and the cattle 1866. The horses
were purchased by Messrs. W. W: Gordon
N. W. Wilson. II. {. liolcomb, a. l..
Elicit, and John a. Curtis, ana the cattle
by Messrs. A. 4. Mccullough, - VIII
son Of Coyington, X. Ii. warren,
Quigley, Milton Casey, l.. Howard, ana ".
Hcchler, Jr. The sale was cohuue'cu U!
Major f.. Is. Cook.
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REN'S CARRlAGEsQEHX
" from a up: DECORATED CHAM th,s-
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