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TO TEACHERS.

OFFICE OF CLERK AND TREASCRERl
SCHOOL BOARD CITY or PETERsBURG,
PETERSBURG, VA, June 20, 1852. }
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR POSITIONS OF
N PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOLS AND TEACH
FRS GENERALLY will De received by the under
signed through the post-oiice or personally until
SATURDAY. Sth OF July
In accordance with State law, those applying
must hold the license Of superintendent Of Schools
White applicants viii bc examined on the 6rH
and cOlOred on the 7TH OF JULY instant at the
High-SchoOl building by Superintendent h. Is.
Branch, commencing each d"y at . \. VI.
GEOLGE ". SCOTT,
Clerk and Treasurer School Board City Of Peters
burg. " 3O-dtJyS
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General Butler.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The grand Jury TINS
morninC refused TO indict the proprietors
oi a wholesale grocery firm here for libel
on complaint Of General b. F. Butler. Inc
firm extensively advertised baking pow,
der and had ont large number OF pictorial
posters conspicuously displayed represent.
Inc General Butler az baker IN the act OF
nreparing dough. A silver spoon Is peep
INC from his pocket. This latter display Is
supposed to be the ground on which the
Indictment was asked.
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SPECIAL REQUEST IN CONNECTION WITH
TIE RICHMOND EXHIBIT AT THE Boston
FAIR.-Mr. Norman Randolph, OF this city,
has lust returned from Boston, where he
spent several days arranging for the exhibit
OF bis company's goods 1t the great fair TO
ouen OH TIC 9Th OF September n'xt lie
reports that the particular desire Cf the
fair authorities is TO make the south IN dis
play both OF crude and manufactured pro-
duets the special feature OF the exhibition,
and that they stand ready ana willing to do
any and everything necessary to that end.
They will allot the most advantageous loca-
tions and see that the expense in the way
OF attendants is brought to the minimum.
Over one thousand applications for space
have already been made, and il is spe iJ'ly
requested of our people that they have Aeir
applications in without fail by Saturday
next. Mr. Randolph is provided with a
full supply OF the forms OF application,
and will furnish them with pleasure to all
callers. He can be found at Randolph Il
English's bookstore, and will tell them
what he saw and heard.
Mr.. Randolph reports the special anxiety
OF the New England folks to see what we
have. They have plenty Of money to put
in any enterprise that gives promise OF
profit. All they want is TO see for them
selves. OF what manner Of stuG are we
made il we do not meet this proner hall
wav? But we viii meet it. Atlanta will
be there in full force, and North Carolina
will make an exhibit that she need not be
ashamed OF. The acquaintances made there
and friendships formed will help the trade
of every man who goes from the South.
Richmond certainly can't afford to make
one-horse showing in that splendid COM
pany. Remember, there is no charge fol
| loor-space.
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Grs.ravrRyly VIRGINIA wINs.-At the

GEsArGyHRgIN VIRGINIA WINs.-At the
National Sangerfest at Philadelphia, which
terminated last Saturday. Richmond Wa
ably and fully represented, as win be sp'
Tsrent when II l. known that the Gesang-
rerein Virginia, under the leadership Of
professor Charles l.. Siegel, has been
awarded The first prize Of the class In
which v they made contest. 4 telegram
received in the city last night brought
this information, and announced the
Tact that tbe victorious singers would ar
rive in the city "Wednesday, when they
will be met at the depot by numerous en-
thusiastic friends, and escorted to Sanger
Halle with becoming honors, there 70 par
take Of a banquet. Well done, Gesang'
verein Virginia, you have won the nrst prlzt
ever awarded q southern singing societ!
| Of this kind.
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READ THE FOLLOWING:

BAIyrR1pGE, \. V, March 22, 1881.
PERRY DAVis'S PAIN-kILLEE nereT Jdtis 70
egy,u etgomsrh JosEPff BUGDITT
NICuoLvILLE. Y. y, February 2, 1881.
The rerybsst medicine know OF foi dysentery,
cholera mOrbus, and cramps III 'he stChiacli have
JULIUS ". DEE.
MoIvGoNA, Iowa, March IL, 1881.
have used your PAIN-hILLER In severe cases
Of cramp. collie ana choierl ln'iDust '.l,u ~ sa'0
almost instant rellei. l'' f. 'nAD ~ " ~, '
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For twenty ycals have used your PAiN-h hlLLkR
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elyyays gives immediate relief. Would hardly dare
70 gotc bed without bottle IN 'ne house; srrrpv
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Nearly every family in this section keeps bottle
IN ihe house, DIR. +. MORTON.
limited STATES CONsULATE,(
CnrFFID RHFSfsH PRUSSIA, Feb. 3, 1881.
have known PERRY DAYIs's PAIN-klLLER al
most from the day IL WAS introduced, ana ater
wears of observation and use regard It's presence
Ia my household as an indispensable necessity;
|. :. POTTER, United states CONSUL
BURToN-ON-TREST, ENG.
had been several days suffering severely from '
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81 MoNTAGUE STREET, LONDON, ENG.
During a residence Of twenty-three years III IN
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give relief. NJ NhH
No FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY.
Its price brings II within the reach OF all. roi
sale by all druggists at 20, 50c and 81 per Dot'ie
PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprietors'
.,ot,Jvoi Providence, II. l.
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ABOUT ..RAus.--Notwithstand,ng the fact

that up-country rains have made and still
keep our supply OF James river water in
very muddy condition, we have had but
little rain for the last month, as our table
published Saturday shows. In some locali-
ties not remote from this city, near Ash
land. !or example, the rainfall has been
much less than It was here, and the streams
ana branches are running low, and In some
instances drying up. This Is an occur
renee almost unprecedented here in this
section so early in the season. The corn
crop, however, will not suffer riucb, as by
constantly stirring the ground moisture is
brought up to the surface in sufficient
quantity to facilitate growth. But the
tobacco must suffer, as but few "seasons"
are had. and these have been invariably
followed by hot, drying weather, which
has frequently killed the plants and pre-
vented "stand."
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A NEW BUILDING FOR TIE COMMERCIAL
CUBAN IMPORTANT MovE.-The Board
of Management OF the Commercial Club
have under advisement project looking
to the purchase by the Club OF the Vir-
ginia-Hall property, on Ninth street near
Main. The present structure on that pro-
perty will be pulled down, and a building
erected which will cover all the ground
except a space 13S by % feet in the rear,
to be reserved for the Clubs summer gar
den. The house will show on Ninth street
three full stories above the basement, and
have Mansard roof. In other words, II
will be in shape worthy to be occupied
by the large and useful body OF citizens
composing the Club, and the businessmen
they entertain.
70 add to the public value OF the build
ing, they propose TO allot the third story,
front and rear, to the uses Of the Mechanics
Institute, thus putting il on the same
ground il occupied before the war. They
do this because the aims Of the Club cover
all the business interests Of Richmond
and the provision OF school Tor the pro
duction OF skilled workmen they Justly
esteem an aid in that direction OF the mos
vital Importance.
A stock company may be formed in order
TO provide the funds needed to carry ou
the work, or a mortgage be put on the pro
perty and bonds issued. After the whole
matter is thoroughly considered, ful
meeting OF the Club will be called TO exam
Inc the results and determine their course
in the premises.
With the live men composing the organ
ization, it is safe to say that the prolec
will be carried through, and this splendid
structure be added TO the other attraction
Of our growing city.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
WI RICHMOND.

The forty fifth annual session OF this Institution
will begin the FIRST MONDAY OF OCTOBER
and continue six months, giving the Faculty ample
time To deliver q complete course Of Instruction on
all the branches Of medical science.
The daily system Of examination will be contln.
ued, and all the clinical advantages OF Richmond
al at the disposal of the Faculty
one student from each senatorial district will be
accorded the privilege Of attending the free
OF charge for professors fees on prcsentaioD of
proper testimonials of character and of his nabii-
ty To- pay the usual rates.
For catalogues or other information address
je 2l-2tawd&wlm j. II. MCCAW, Dean.
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DEs MONIES, Iowa, July 1.-The STATE
Rsoister now has the returns OF the vote
Tor Tor the prohibition amendment TO the stste
Constitution from all the counties IN tne
State. In the ninety-nine countles tns !.
amendment has aggregate majorifies ior !!
Of 80. .724, and aggregate ma1orities aga,hs; n =;
It Of 1887, giving 1t a net ma'o'''f VI
90 nn7 ------
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Drowned WHILE BATHTSo.-Sunday 1.
ternoon, while bathing, acolorsu oos aDcu.
thirteen years OF ag; nar,su n,vnoS ne".
Naps's Rock. in the James. The boy was
but an indifferent swimmer, ard the cur
rent bore him into water 700 ueep ao1 1r,, rs ,
and his death was the consequencc. nc
body was recovered and the coroner notl'
tled, but he deemed m inques. unnc0ess'uy'
So much for bathing on Sunday.
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Annual Cruise Of the Richmond Yacht
Clubs.

With the heated term come the various
eXpedients for summer recreation and rest,
and how anXiously the time is awaited for
q short sojourn i'm the mountains, or on the
sea-shore, is only fully known and appre-
ciated by those who are fortunate enough to
escape for a few days from the tedium OF a
desk and the heat of the city.
One of the most delightful trips now
known TO many OF the young men OF Rich
mond Is that which Is taken annually by
the two yacht clubs Of this city. One OF
the clubs, formed five years ago, has really
become IN institution OF Richmond. and
their preparations for departure, their sail
ing days, the varied experiences OF the trip,
and their return have become matters OF
intere 20 many OF our citizens. This
Club-the Old Dominion Fishing and Yacht
Club--was in the great storm at Nbb's
Island three wears ago--the storm which
visited the entire coast. They were then
anchored of the island, and their friends
here had grave apprchcnsiOns for THEN
safety. The staunch vessel, however,
weathored the gale, and returned to Rich
mond intact. Since then they have had nc
serious trouble from the storms. The
Minniyia Miles, the schooner which they
then had. could not be gotten for thi'
cruise. and this season they have chartered
the new and fast sailer W. Ii. Van Name
a schooner which has fine reputation, l.
comparatively new, and in fine order
The i an Name has just returned to New
York from the Bahama Islands with
,argo OF pineapples, and will reach here il
few days, and be fitted up for the cruise
The Club will sail on Tuesday, July nth
at =. NJ, and be towed down James riyel
by the tug o. A. Arnold.
The Bachelors Fishing and Yacht Clui
have chartered the swift-sailing pio
schooner Canton, now in the merehan
service, and will sail at the same time. Th'
Bachelors Club was organized two or three
wears after the Old Dominion, and has ac
companied them on two cruises.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
with rain, variable winds, stationary or
lower temperature and pressure.
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sIwuoysL,yER REGULATOR.
LIVER REGULATOR.

ASK THE RECOVERED
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Ague, the Mercuiial-Diseased patieht'
HOW THEY RECOVERED
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Personals and Briefs.

Rev. r. NJ. Dudley, ID. D., president Of
Georgetown College, was ut the Baptist
ministers meeting yesterday morning.
Bishop ]. j. Keane delivered an appro-
pirate sermon at st. Peters Cathedral Sun
day, the occasion beingthe feast OF st.
Peter and 81. Paul.
( Mr.. II. A. Caulield has rendered his re-
signation as organist Of st. Patrick's
church. rt
Mr.. DARCY Paul, prominent young
lawyer OF Baltimore, and son OF Colonel
s. B. Paul, OF this city, Is on short visit
to Richmond.
Captain Robert E. Lee was on the street
yesterday.
The Chancery Court, Judge E. II. Fitz.
hugh, has adjourned until the 18th Of
September.
Colonel Thomas II. Ellis, former presi-
dent OF the James River and Kanawha
Canal Company, and now president Of o
national bank In Chicago, was in the city
yesterday, and was warmly greeted by
his old friends.
Mr.. Charles Henry Powell was buried in
Shockoe-IIill cemetery Sunday afternoon
with funeral honors rendered by Lodge
No. 10, A. +. and A. NJ.
Sunday night J0nn Henry lWntel cu'
Charles Taylor on the arm with knife SO
severely as to require medical assistance
and the removal Of Taylor to the city hos
pital. Henry was arrested, and the case
was postponed at the Police Court yester-
day morning on account Of the absence OF
witnesses.
Yesterday was the Tooth anniversary Of
the incorporation Of the city OF Richmond
The City Bank has declared dividend
OF per cent. out Of its net earnings FOL
the past six months.
Saturday evening late Otway Jordan q
colored stevedore), while engaged in un'
loading the cargo Of the steamer Manhat
tan, stumbled against the gang-plank and
was thrown into the river at the Old Do
minion Steamship Company's wharf ano
drowned.
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CLOSED FOURTH OF JULY.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAfLROAD,l
OFFICE FREIGHT AGENT,
RICHMOND, VA, July 4, 1882.
TUE FREIGHT DEPOTS OF THIS
L company at Richmond will be CLOSED To-
DAY, July 4th Except for delivery Of PtRisiiA-
BILE FREIGHT from $50 10 $50 \. NJ
Trains No. 7, leaving Petersburg at 7: a. ~,
and No. &, leaving Richmond at L. NJ, " Hi
NOT BE RUN TODAY.
BY order Of the Superintendent.
iY4-lt I. H. ERANsFORD, Agent.
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THE FoURTH.-To-day, In Observance OF
the national holiday, the post-cmce VIII ue
closed as on sunday, the carriers making
no delivery, and the Office only being open
from TO 8 o'clock.
The State Offices, by order OF Governor
Cameron. also will be closed, as Will be the
hanks and United States offices.
A number Of excursions from the cify
win take place, and IL Is fair TO expect .
dull time to-day.
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REMOVAL. OF THE CLAY STATUE fester-
day. for the first time in years, the statue
Of Henry Clay was missed from Its accus-
toned place in the Capitol Square.
For years its mutilated and unclean APP
pearance has been the subject OF remark
and the cause Of regret to the people OF
Virginia. At the recent session OF the Le-
gislature DIR. Uriel Terrell, contemporary
OF the great statesman, introduced Dill
appropriating a certain amount OF money
70 be used in cleaning and repairing the
statue OF Clay. Messrs. Rogers & Miller
are now engaged in this labor, and when
their work Is done the statue Will occupy
secure position In the Capitol building.
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The repairs upon the mansion .. mo Mon,pv, ,,xo
lier, which were commenced sv m,,I se,' ws
months ago, will be suspenneu .susn.s ansn % y
| tcmber in consequence oI u'e Svse"sS "
| the superintendent.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, SC.

suonryEss OF BREATH, weakness Indigestion,
slmays cured by the regular use OF ooLphse
LryBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT on bfkf AND iosic
,~v,nop .roa, IN pint bottles. Ask for Coldsa's. /.
90. ma other. OF druggists generally.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The grand jury re-
turned true bills Of indictment in the fol-
lowing cases yesterday before the Hastings
Court-Judge George l.. Christian pre-
siding: u,
Beverly Williams, for the murder OF
John J. Phelps; Ben. Harris, Henry Bry-
ant, and William Temple, for feloniously.
obstructing and iniuring the machinery Oh
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company by removing from the cars Ger.
tain brass boxes, whereby the lives OF
travellers on said road were endangered; (;
Sallie Taylor, Fontaine Robinson, Ellen
Lacy, Matte Price, and Della Hill, Tor
keeping a disorderly house; Ned Austin,
breaking and entering the hen-house OF w.
L. Carrington and stealing one lot OF chick
ems; John Smith two cases) for breaking
into tine stable and dwelliDg-house OF My
ron Baker and stealing one lot OF harness ;
Richard f. Childress, stealing spring
wagon valued at $50 from Rady 4 Phillips
Herman Nolty, feloniously assaulting with
q rock Reuben Jennings, with intent 10
} kill
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SAVE MONTY BY having vosr printing done o.
the DISPATCH PRfNrlSa-iousE. 6ood wosS
low prices, and satisfAction guaranteed.
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OUTSIDE OF school doings. "MoSrEosx =" ~ IN
most important topic. GUS. DxLAkuE' next
Dtspafch once, can tell you all aboai W.
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STRANGE THAT PEOPLE WILL suyfEf
with duh feelings and the blues when they can ne
30 surely cured by simply taking "A lew doSes oi
SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR. Genuine pfepafed
only by J. II. ZELIS & co.
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(By Associated Press.l
rur PARADE YESTERDAY.

PHILADELPHIA. July 3.-The Sangerfest
narade to-day was favored by fine weather
and was witnessed by vast crowds in the
streets. There We're three divisions, the
chief feature OF the parade being low
chariot, drawn by six horses and carrying,
A miniature Grecian temple and allegorical
representation Of Music and Song. All the
visiting societies were in line.
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PICNIC CIGARS, SC.

1T WILL NOT mend broken limb or stop bui-
Iet-hoie, but TARRANT's sELTzER AfEhiENr
will relieve headache, aid Digestion regulate t'e
bowels and II Is to-day the nnest oi All ca'h''A''
and stomachics. Sold by all drnggis's'
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&c. only for u PICNIC CIeAR.

IL you want ~ know the meaning of MON
yposE " ask l.. RuGER, corner Ninth and bank.
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Christian & White have just received an
elegant LOT Of large smoked tongues and
choice roe herrings, with fresh supply OF
Russian cayair.
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WESLEYAN FEMAIE INSTITUTE,

or.n, srprrwnrMUS 81 'Noo Va :, ~, v,,.,
SCHOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIRs IN TUk UNITRD
STATS. Surroundings beautiful. Climate unsur-
RRMSae Rs' FIJI BEST isT IN sshisfa fE SSioS bo.ss
waahins, English Course, Latin. French, German,
Instrumental Musics &C., for scholastic year. from
Krv. WILLIAM A. HARRIS, d. D.,
1y 4-codlm President, stanton, Va.
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MRs. COLsTON ana MISS DANIEL are too wcii
known TO need asiy recommep daton, bat I do not
feel willing ~ sever my pleasant connection Of
i've years with Mrs. Cofston's school without ex-
pressing my high appreciation Of her gifts as
teacher and manager Of o primary school, and the
best evidence Is given of her eictency In this
partment in the rapid improvement OF the pupils
committed 10 her charge.
Nv 4-Tu4t Miss LIZZIE CRATTAN.
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CIRCUIT COURT.-The City Circuit Court
was engaged yesterday trying suit for
damages in the amount OF 1900 brought by
A. Y. Stokes & Co. against the city. Guy
& Gillian for the plaintiffs; A. NJ. Kelley
f.r Richmond. Verdict for the city.
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: -EDUCATrONAL,

MRS. RALEIGH COLSTUN AND
IxA MISS A. r. DANIEL have determined 10
unite their schools for the comiag session. aud arc
prepared TO offer NE best educational advantages
to girls Of all ages.
Mss DANIEL WIN have charge of the senior
and MRS. C0I.ST0N Of the junior Enei sh classes.
Eompctent assistance win be employ ell In all other
departments, and further particulars Win be given
In the fAil acknowledgements. . r..
The eomblnsd ychool will open SEPTENBER
10TH and close the 18th of June following.
For circulars apply to
Mrs. II. C0IsTOS, 3Ol east race street;
Miss A. I. DANIEL. 6f1 east Grace street.
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Hop BiTTERs have more patience than Joo'
curing thousands OF patients daily.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear, with very slight rainfall in the eve
ming.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. M., IS
g A. NJ, II; noon. Sc; p. NJ, SS;
=. NJ, So; midnight, "A.
Mean temperature, so 4-6.
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SWARTHMORE COLLEGE,

y NTIDF EN I'D IN NFNIVhEU BV TEIJTNVs
Both sexes admitted. College aud Preparatory
School. Under care OF members n the Society Of
Friends. The main building, destroyed by FIRE
ninth month last. has been completely rebuilt, en-
iarged and lifted up with all conycnienccs. Thor
ough instruction In Languages, Literature. Mathe-
matics, and the Sciences New Scientific Blilding,
containing Laboratories, Drafting Rooms, Ma
chne-Shops, and all appliances for pursuing q
thorough course In Chemistry, Mechanical aud
Civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH tseptember) l2ru. Apply early, ~,
other things being equal places viii he given tho
earliest applicants For full particulars address
EDWARD II. MAGILL,
President Swarthmorc College,
IT, 23-7St Delaware county, Pa.
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RICHMOND And DAsvILLE RAILRoAD,l
YORK-RIvKR LINZ.
OFPicE FREIGHT AGENT, July i. 1882.
VHE FREIGHT DEPOT OF THIS
l. LINE WILL BE CLOSED on TUESDAY
July ith. W. y. hNiCnI,.
iy2-gt Agent.