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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-29

TENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE,
BLACKsBURG, NA.-The exercises will take
place rs follows:
Sunday, July 9th: II a. NJ, baccalaure-
ate sermon, by Rev. Mr.. |. B. Lake, OF the
Baptist Church; =. NJ, sermon before
the Young Mems Christian Association, by
Rev. Mr.. Walton, Of the Episcopal Church.
Monday, July 10th: p. NJ, final cele-
bration OF the Maury Literary Society.
Tuesday, July 1lth: IL \. NJ, oration
before the literary societies, by DR.. Curry
Z. NJ, final celebration OF the Lee Lite.
rary Society.
Wednesday, july 12th-Commencement'
Day: IL A. NJ, annual address, by Hon.
William Calkins, OF Indiana; 1880 y. NJ.
delivery Of diplomas, by the Governor;
u. NJ, commencement ball.
The public invited.
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'I'HE VIRGINIA READJUsTER.

The READJUSTER is issued weekly at Front
Royal Warren county, Va, by Judge X. 4. FIN
NELL. In state politics II always supports Read
iustcr measures hut IN national politics IL is 4
Observation-Disclosures paper, opposed 10 Bossism
and Malone Rcpublicanism
TERMS: For single subscriptions, $3.50; to
clubs of i've or more mailed To one address, we
send at Al for ca IN subscriber. The campaign pa
per at so cents till after the November election.
To agents we will furnish three copies Of the cam
paign paper for 81. We want an agent In every
county In Virginia. send on name aud address for
specimen copies. Je 29-dltNwAtN
DLACK PEAS, BUCKWHEAT. LATE
ID CABBAGE. and CELERY PLANTS at T.
". WOOD, Scotsman, corner sixth and Marshall
streets, Richmond, Va. je 2y-2t
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REPUBLICAN MEETING AT AMELIA COURT
HoUsE.-The campaign in the Fourth dis
trict was opened yesterday by meeting at
Amelia Courthouse. Mr. Jorgensen was
represented by boswell OF Mecklcnburg,
c. j. Malord, VI. r. Lloyd, and others. DE
Mortie was there to represent himself, and
had the support OF Archer Scott and others
II. :. Hooper was represented by \. VI
Griggs. Neither stevens nor Harris wa'
present
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CITY ORDINANCES.
N ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
TroN "a OF CHAPTER XXXIv CON
CERNfNG STREETS.

Be II OrddHed M the COUtrU IF the CnV n
.sicimonj. That section "a 81 chapter HXXIN OF
the city Ordinances De am ed anf rcordaincd
O. ycld as follows:
"a. Va person sha tie of 'l7f,l horse or other
animal 40 any tree or a. am brS or ease around
such tree I'm any street OF the city, or upen any
sidewalk, or lead or ride horse Or mule. or drive
wagon. dray, cart, or other vehicle upon a side
walk unless across such part thereof ls l. or shall
be AZ the time paved with stone or nagging: ana
no wagon. dray. or cart. loaded with heavy goods.
shall be- driven along any macadamized street
west Of Ninth street where n parallel street, paved
with cObblc-stOnes, granite spalls. or Belgian
blocks, can conveniently he used. ANY person yio-
lating this section shall FOR each offence De fined
not less than two nor more than ten dollars.
fic 2o-5tl
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our people seldom see the genuine
" Manzanila" Sherry. Ii is grand sum
mer beverage. W. ID. Blair n Co., ll09
east Main street, have good supply.
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Juno 2Qlh, I O'clock.

At o'clock to-day our friend Joseph N.
Blair, Grocer, S2G Main street, will receive
another supply OF extra fine beef 'orgues.
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SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done 81
the DISPATCH PRISTISG-iIousE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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PARpoNs GRANTED .-Governor Cameron
yesterday signed pardons for Ira ID. gull
lin, who was sent TO the penitentiary ny tne
County Court OF Scott county IN Oc'oDe,'
1881, for assault, and for Edward roweiI,
convicted for the same offence, ana SEN
fenced In September, 1867, to twenty-one
years imprisonment In the penitentiary py
the County Court Of Mecklenburg.
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.


When you nave tried so-callcd remedies for dys-
pepsia, headache, and bilousness, with no benedt,
let your next trial be SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR. 1t has never failed I'm relieving and curing.
Genuine prepared only by }. II. ZyILrS Il Co.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Re On all sales Of Real Estate made between the
lst OF January and last Of June the taxes for the
present year have To be paid by the purchaser ON
all sales made between the lst OF July and last of
the year the taxes have To be paid by the seller.
This custom WAS adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the retl estate agents In Richmond, and APP
plies 10 Richmond and yicinit,.l
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President SwarthmOre College,
Delaware county. Ia.
jc23-'
CADEMY OF RICHMOND COUNTY

n AT AUGUSTA, GA.-APPLiCATlONs TO
FILLTIiE CHAIR OF LANtl AbEs at tbisins'i~
tuition will be received until JULY Isl ensuing.
Applicants must be- professional teachers of es-
perence, and masters Of the Latin. Greek, French,
herman. and English languages. Testimonials
will be- required as Ia capabilities for maintaining
Gi,cIplinc as we'll for successful teaching. ftf-
ther Information can he obtained from tii' unic.-
.igned. by order of the Board of Trustees.
my 3O-tJyl \. {. HOLT, secretary.
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OUTSIDE Of school doings, " "MoNTRosE" Is tho
most important topic. Gus. DELARuE, next %
Dfspdsch Office, can tell you all about II.
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sc. only for I PICNIC CIGAR.

THE MILD yet effective action OF TARRANT's
sELTZER ArERrENT upon the stomach and bow
els commends IL most highly to the most delicate
no less than 10 the most vigorous constitutions.
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FLOUR FOR RIo.-The German bark
" "Anina," j. r. Schmidt master, cleared
for Rio de Janeiro Yesterday with 1920
barrels Of flour, shipped by the IIaxall-
Crenshaw Company, and valued at $780,
hNG 20
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THE MOZART THIS EvENIYG.-First, over
ture, Bandittenstreiche," (Suppe,) or
chestra; second, solo soprano, "The Flow
er G Grl," (Bevignani,) Miss Fannie ID. lIutz-
Ter; third, solo violin, I" Air Narie,"' (De
Berjot,) Mr.. ii. +. Laube fourth, solo ba-
ritone. =" Cradle Song" CWallace,) Mr.. W.
II. Grant, Jr.; fifth, a. "Flower Song"
Uange) b, Tramway' galop, (Gobba-
erts,) orchestra; sixth, solo soprano,
"Sing, Smile, Slumber," (Gounod,) Miss
Fannie ID. Hutzler; seventh, solo baritone,
"Hearts OF Oak" (Dr. Boyce) MIR. W. II.
Grant, Jr.; eighth, waltzes, Autrefois,'
(Waldteufel,) orchestra.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS

does not contain whiskcy or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth or cause headache and consilpa-
ton
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CHICK CIGARS. DC.

For assistance 10 sight already impaired there Is
no artificial aid equal to the Celuoid Eyeglasses.
For sale by all leading Jewellers and Opticians.
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NEW TRAIN on THE CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RAILROAD.--On Saturday the 1st OF
July two trains will be run on the CheSa-
peake and Ohio railroad between Rich
mond. Old Point, and Norfolk, thereby en-
abling people Of Richmond TO visit Norfolk
and Old Point and return the same day.
There will be Pullman palace-car on the
new train. The trains leave Richmond at
7:35 A. Nj. and Ais =. NJ, and, returning,
arrive at ll:25 A. NJ. and 10 l.. NJ.
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The suspension Of wheeled travel on
Mayo's bridge has thrown good aeai OF
heavy business on the Free BRIDGE
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III you want to know the meaning Of "Sfoy
THOSE" ask l.. RUGER, corner Ninth and Bauk.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS Jefferson Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, elected the following
officers last night: T. NJ. Joseph, chancel-
lor commander; w. Il. Snellings, vice
commander; Nj. =. Whitehurst, preiate
Robert n. Northen, master OF finance; w.
Il. Atkinson, master-at-arms ii. T..
Holmes, inside guard; Mr.. Gill, outside
guard
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CWARTHMORE COLLEGE,

- REOPENED ~ RESTORED BUILDING.
Both sexes admitted. College and Preparatory
school. Under care Of members n the society of
Friends. The main building destroyed by FIRE
ninth month last. has been completely rebuilt el-
lnrgcd. and lifted up with ali cOBycnicnccs Thor
ough instruction In Languages, Literature Mathe-
MATES, aud the Sciences. New scientific Bnll'ling,
containing Laboratories, Draitill2-kD"ins; VA
chlno-Shops. and all appliances for pursuing =
thorough course In Chemistry. Mechancal nni
Ciyil Engineering. The next term open, NINTH
MONTH (SeptemberD l2rH. Apply carly, -,
other things being equal. places VIII be given the
earliest applicants. For full particular, address
EDWARD II. MAnlI.L,
President Swarthmore College,
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Closing Exercises ut 81. Mary's Bene-
dictinO Institute.


The commencement exercises OF st.
Mary's Benedictinc Institute, on Fourth
street between Clay and Leigh, and the
distribution OF premiums, took place at
that institution yesterday afternoon in the
presence OF large crowd OF the patrons
and friends Of the school. The programme
presented was OF a very attractive charac-
ter. and the exercises were in keeping
with the high reputation OF the lnsti-
tute. Occupying prominent seats among
the audience were Right Rev. Bishop
Keaue and Rev. Fathers Van De Nyver,
Baumgarten, Doherty, and Habets, and the
Xayerian Brothers Philip and Michael. The
exercises embraced a salutatory address 10y
three little misses Spoken in concerD. some
very good instrumental and vocal music,
recitations, and plays, concluding with q
valedictory address by Miss Emma New
heiser.
The honors and premiums were distri-
buted rs follows
! The Graduates gold medal for English Studies
was awarded To Miss Emma Nowheiser.
For Improvement I'm Arithmetic, Algebra, Gram-
war Ge%Sgrspsy, % and Dd adi,tory, y sye5 medals to
| For Good Conduct and Improvement In all her
! Studies, metal TO Miss Theresa Higgins.
For Regular Attendance and Good Conduct,
medal to Miss Emily Sheppard and premium to
Miss Della Higgins.
Premiums in the second Glass Of Christian Doc
trine o. Misses Josie Arnold and Bessie Alexander.
! FOR Good Conduct for Christian Doctrine.
Grammar, Arithmetic, and History, medals 10
Misses Georgie Hunt, Annie Beckman, Emma
Kersting, and Maggie Hucher.
| In the second Glass OF Christian Doctrine and
| Natural History, premium to Miss Mamie Hsnni-
Premiums In the Second Glass OF Orthography,
| Natural History and Philosophy, and In German
Misses Mary Hatke and Mary Wittkamp.
In the Third Glass Of Christian Doctrine and in
| Arithmetic, Misses Bella Frommcr and Rosa Ross.
| For improvement In Reading. Writing, and Or
biography, Misses Lena Hirsh and Sarah White
First Premium In the Third Class OF Orthcgra-
ply, Grammar, Natural History, and Philosophy,
Miss Ella Evans.
German Reading, Miss Ella Quinn.
| In Orthography, Natural Philosophy, and Arith.
metic, Miss Fannie GUIDE.
Premiums for General Improvement, Misses
Della Higgins Bessie Alexander, Mamie Hanni.
gan, and Sarah Whiteside.
For Catechism, Reading, and Orthography, Mis-:
In the Third Glass of Geography, Arithmetic
and Reading, Misses Josephine Hierhozer anc
Marie Pizzni.
Iosophy, and Orthography, Misses Emeline Lyme
mai, Annette Westerhon, and Katie and Masgi,
Grinin.
Mary Ann Cotterel, Marie Sheppard. lone Crutch
For Neainess, Good Conduct, and Improvement
IN Studies, Misses Maggie Grimm. Emelne Lyme
man. Agnes Black. Ida shaw, Annette westerhon
aud Rosa Frommer
For Regular Attendance, Premiums TO Misse
Jo.sRhine Hierholser' Marie firain'' ana kau
for Poiiseness and Amiable Department, Mia
Tnr Good Conduct and Attention to studie,
,, Misses Dora and Bette Bass. =
In the Fourth Glass Of Orthography, Reading
and Cstechism, Premiums 70 Misses Lissie Bs
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$500 will be paid for any case that Hor BirIEEs
will not cure or help. Doubt not.
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HORSES, MULES, cows. &c,
fJ'RNITl RE.

EREAT ATT FRACTION ANDM
NJ great bargains at T.. GATiRitltIA
4 SONS FURNITURE WAREHoOMs "
So lB Governor street. The very latc>ts
designs of the most fashionable FURNITURE
made now onerihg al rulnousIy
low prices. Parties In want al GOOD FUR
NiTI'RE can be accommodated, both In
price and quality and will hud II to their Interest
10 examine our stock before brying elsewhere.
my l3-3m
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THE STATE BANK or vIRGINIA,l
RICHMOND, VA, June ~, 1882. !
TIIE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Il have declared DIVIDEND or THREE PER
CENT, free OF taxes, payable on and after JULY
l, 1889. WILLIAM VI. HILL,
je 2S-l0t Cashier.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
will lie received at this Office until
MONDAY, July Sd,
at q O'Clock =. W.. for furnishing The city mules
and horses with FEED, PROvENDER, &C., and
also with STRAW, for three months.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right u
reject any or all proposals offered, and TO give
the contract for each article required 10 the lowest
bidder therefor.
Forms Of proposals can be obtained by applying
AZ this Office. ". q, CUTshAw,
te27.ldt Civy Engineer.
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Having accepted the unanimous csl of the trus-
tees to continue my supervision OF this Institute
for long term OF years, with fun discretionary
powers, shall at once proceed u improve ana
advance In both Literary and lEsthetc Depart
ments Of instruction, aud To multiply and perfect
facilities. The Institute Is already wen elnipped.
but In this progressive generation the varied ana
| constantly Increasing demands Of female cuitur.
| and training make further equipment, Ii not abS-
| lgely necessary, Al least Desirable
T. shah add twenty additional rooms for the
| better accommodation Of the Music and Art Dt,-
| partments, two large aud elegant P9rors. new
| and capacious Chapel 4 Library and Reading
Room.
| 2. I shall expand the courses I'm Music and Art,
aud multiply general and specific Lectures In the
Literary Departments. shall give "A wider range
Of choice I'm eclectic courses Of study.
3. shall afford increased social enJoyments ana
rccTeations, and thus foster those personal graces
and accomplishments which give refinement ana
finish.
4. | shall maIntsin high standards. not only IN
scholastic studies, but in the everyday habits and
| the morals. manners, aud aims OF HE OF pupils
under my charge.
,. Hoping that the Institute VIII meet more fully
than ever In It's long history the multiplying wants
OF the rising neation of girls with lrm faith aud
renewed energy enter upon my long lease Of Labor
] In the great field Gf female education. Constant
I advance and Improvement !, our motto. .
| je 27-3t CHARLES l.. COOKE.
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PERRY DAyIS'S PAIN.kILLER.
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.

~ tliis season various diseases Of the bowels are
prevalent and many tires are lost through lack Of
knowled. ot a safe and sure remedy.
PERRY DANlS'> PAlN-klLLER
l. \ SURF cure for DiarrhGa, Dysentery, Summer
Complaint, Cholera rorbus, etc, and Is psrfectly
slf,.
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8ithnlond 1ispatth.
THURSDAY Y.............JUNE 20, 1857.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
Entered at the Post-olice at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
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The following is Of interest just now:
An act TO Suppress Duelling in the Com
monl6edlM of Virginia.
Improved April 2l. 1881
/. Belt enacted by The General Assembly
of Virqinid, That every person elected or
appointed to any post or Office under the
laws OF this Commonwealth, including
members Of the General Assembly, shall,
before he acts in such office, in addition TO
the oaths now prescribed by law, take the
following oath 81 swear Tor affirm that
have not, since the lst day OF May, 1882,
fought in a duel, the issue OF which was
or probably might have been the death OF
either party: nor have l been, Knowingly
the bearer Of any challenge or acceptance
to fight a duel actually fought; nor have
been otherwise engaged or concerned, di-
rectly or indirectly, in duel actually
fought since said time; nor will j, during
my continuance in Office, be 50 engaged,
directly or indirectly. So help me God
There shall be exempted from the opera
tion Of this act the case OF person re-
siding in another State who is appointed a
commissioner by the Governor, and such
other cases as the law may specially direct.
=. Every person holding an office or post
under the laws Of this Commonwealth who
shall hereafter fight duel or send or ac-
ccpt a challenge to fight duel, or who
shall knowingly be the bearer OF ehal-
lengc or acceptance to fight duel, shall
forfeit his said post or office. and be there
after disqualified from holding post or
office under the laws thereof; and this act
shall be construed TO apply to members OF
the General Assembly OF Virginia.
3. This act shall be in force from and
after the lst day Of May, 1882.
This, il is held by some, concerns all
members Of the City Council, all officer,
and priyates OF the police force. all officers
OF the Fire Department, and all elected OF
appointed to office or position under the
city charter on other State law.
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KENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH

l. ENNOKE INV NEKsTT1 TT u III
IN SCHOOL. Nal N'IlERST COURT
HOUSE, VA.,H. SFnpibE Mathematics Medal
list University VirgiH. N, ThINCIPAL.-Bo..d ana
tuition for session ~ ninc nOfdhs, $500 session
begins SEPTEMBER Urn. Reduction I'm charge
FOR ministers son or where two or more students
come together. For circular address The
ic 27-tOd3m PRINCIPAL.
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STOCK.BROKERS. &c.
EDUCATIONAL.
HOLLINS INSTITUTE.

HOLLINS TNcIITUTE.
fhe fortieth session Will open on the 20TH or
SEPTEMBER. 1882.
The charge for full board and tuition IN all LII
erary studies will range from $50 to 5255.
PO tolice: Boletourt Springs, Roanoke county.
Va
Depot and Express-ohicc: Clovcr Dale, Shenan-
doah Valley railroad.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT-NARROw ESCAPE
FROM DEATH.-Day before yesterday Mas
ter Bailey Saunders, son of Mr.. +. A.
Saunders, OF this city, went out hunting
with some friends in New Kent county.
Young Saunders is about twelve years OF
age, and was on visit TO his grandfather,
Mr.. Elijah Ball. When he left home he
carried small air-gm with him, bat he
preye ed upon his grandfather to allow
him t. use his heavy double-barrel shot
gun. In handling this while hunting. ii
was accidentally discharged, and !'arly
the entire load OF No. shot was lodged in
his head IN the region OF the tcmple For
tunatelv there was but small load OF pow
der II jlc gan, and rs the direction of the
cha, ,,' vas not directly ayain't the J. cad,
20 NO; lid not Tenct. ilc skull, but
;.nccG upward and .)d, : noa- tho su.-
face. DR.. Knox I'D Crump vent down
from Richmond with Mr.. saunders rs soon
a. the latter heard OF the accident. These
gentlemen extracted ffty.threc oI the large
shot, and yesterday morning allowed the
wounded boy to lie brought home. 1t is
not thought that the wound will be fatal.
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DIVIDENDS.

VIRGINIA STAT. INSURANCE COxrANY,l
RICHMOND, June 2e, 1852. !
nNIDEND NOTICE.-The directors
- ~ this company have declared a SfNI-AN~
NUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT. fr,e
of all taxes, payable To the stockholders on aud
after JULY >, 1882. RO. v. RlCHARDsON.
1e2y-lw Sec
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r Il. CHRISTIAN. -
lie FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
llate with and successor 10 j. A. BELvi>J
No. 1918 EAST BROAD sTEkET,
RICHMOND, VA.
has a large assortment Of WOOD ani NJ iNLllC
CASES. CASkETS, siiROUDS, CLOTH CAS-
kEIS, &C.. AT low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly attended
% day or night. "eS-e"a
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UNDERTAKE. ERS.

UOSEPH w. LAUBE,
81 IIiNG-JNDERTAktK,
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD srHkkrs,
RICHMOND, VA.
WOOD AND MET,LLIC BuRiAL-CAsES,
ROBES, HLAksf, HACKS
and all thugs requisite at LOWEST RATES.
Telegrsphic and country orders solicited.
,p2l
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FINANCIAL.

COLUMBIA AID GRRENvlLLE RAILROAD CO.,l
CoLCMBfA, :. C., JthIc 20, 1882. I
'V'HE COUPONS OF THE FIRST
Il MORTGAGE BONDS OF THIS COMPANY,
due July IL 1882, will be paid at the NATIONAL
&c 2s-3t c. II. MANSON, Treasurer.
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1T WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA,

1T WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN,
sLEEPLEsSNESS,
DIZZINESS,
NERVOUS DEBIIhTY,
WEAKNESS, &C.
Uso ouly BROWNS IRON BITTERs, made by
Brown Chemical Company, Baltimore. Crossed
gcd uue ald trademark on wrapper.
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PROPOSALS..

CITY EScINEtR'S OFflCF.(
RICHMOND, VA, June ~, 1882. :
. Il | & f.
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OkfIrtOf Tuk IANNENX & DEIANbN FNGiNfl
COMPANY,
10 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET,
RICHMOND, June 81, lsS2. ]
HAVING REBUILT OUR SHOPS,
IL which were destroyed by Are the l lth II No
yembcr last. aud equipped them with the most APP
proved tools, We are prepared Win Increased tss-
ities 10 furnish sTE ,M.ENGiNEs, BOILERS,
sAw-MiLLs, &C., OF the high grade heretofore
built by Us. .... .
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES or all Sizes on
hand mounted on wheels or on sktd-.
Proposing Ia move into our iarSe new shois, on
the north side of the city, Il January nest weouer
| Tor sale the REAL ESTATE upon which our pre-
sent works arr located ON Canal, sixth, anu sew
cuth streets, possession 10 lie given Al The above
date. This place offers great advantages tor =
wi ""' WILLIAM 4. TANNER.
Y, oa.eodlm prcsideat>
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Right Rev. Bisncp J.J. Keane addressed
the school at the close OF the exercises. lie
said he had travelled all night in order to
be present, and he thought he was amply
repaid. He gave the graduates most eX-
celent advice, and II some length compli-
mented the school and the scholars. His
words were full OF wisdom and fatherly
tenderness. lie also took occasion to call
the attention OF those present to the need
of a new hall, and said he hoped by the
next commencement new house sufficient
to accommodate the growing wants OF the
Nuns OF the Visitation would be erected.
The exercises over, the school and III
vited guests visited the eXhibtion-room,
where a collection Of fancy articles OF
needle-work and art that would do credit
| to the most skilful fingers was eagerly eX'
| amined by the interested spectators.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Tho Anti.Duelling Oath.

The following is Of interest just now:
An Act TO Suppress Dueliing in the Com
mOnrealM of Virginia.
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