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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

ELECTION OF OFFICES. Rs.-Midl0ihian
Lodge. No. 2l1. A. 7. and \. NJ, have
elected the following officers: +. II. Ba-
ker. worshipful master; NJ. Bloch. senior
warden; J. W. Jewett. junior warden; L.
Lightly. secretary; :. d. Lucas, treasu-
rer: Z. /. Pemberton. senior deacon;
James .. Vaughn. junior deacon: Rev. j.
!. Jackson, chaplain; David Forloine.
stewart aud tiler.
The following officers have been elected
for the ensuing year by Metropolitan
Lodge. No. II. s. r. and \. NJ: j. r.
Wexford. Jr.. master; +. j. Hulce. senior
warden. II. T. Phillips. junior warden; (;
II. J. Myers. treasurer: :. b. Jacobs. .ecrc-
tarv eighteenth time; J. Aston CabelL.
senior deacon: L. d. Wortham. junior
deacon: W. L. Johnson. steward; d. B..
Collins. tiler: William Heller. !. +. Nys-
from. and j. W. Turner, stewards com
miitee.
Al 4 Regular stated meeting q Dove
Lodge. No. u. 4. i. and 4. NJ, held al -.
Adams Hall last night. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year !:
T.. Pavson Reeves. worthy master; James
+. TYLER. senior warden; Charles W. Mae
iariane. Junior warden Charles /. Wingo,
treasurer; Benjamin T. August. secretary;
10. Lane stern, senior deacon; l.. i.
Walthall. Junior deacon. The master-elect
appointed W. Z. johnson steward and D.
B. Collins uler. Stewards Committee
W. J. Mcdowell. E. J. Doughty, and Chan
ming Z. Rediord.
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OFFICE THE RANDOLPH PAPEE-B0x Co.,
ffrra q 1890 1

OFFICE The RANDOLPH PAPEE-B0x Co.,
June 2, 1882.
To ne Editor of the Dispatch:
Noticing your editorial on the exhibition
70 be held in Boston by the New England
Manufacturers and Mechanics Institute, we
have applied for l0X30 feet. and viii ex-
hibit five hundred varieties u paper boxes.
What other manufacturers viii Join us and
make Richmond department? II viii
pav any man who goes into IL, and the cost
win be small.
New England people are well disposed
toward. our goods. and are pleasant, gen.
temanly people 20 do business with. some
Il our best customers are 10 Boston.
Yours very respectfully,
y. Y. RANDOLPH q 60.
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uuE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
1Ny MOST CEI EBRATED DYsPEPTIC VA.
TER KNOWN.
e-7fv ACCOMMODATIONS ARE TiRsT-CLAsS-
sFFoRDING EVERY COMFORT TO
gOTH INVALID AND PLEA
SURE-SEEkEE-

-rs4F TloTFI. t. rom uodi0us- ane supplied with
- r.-Trisitf Improvement. iDciusiing y-sss- bic
s,s,A srd exrrsss-ofHct,. billiard sAlo-on. hot,
fit .U5 stoper-fssiis. Contiguous 70 TIE hoiei-
-. ..-.,s,,sr ding rninence- are over Ice donnie
.--,-es c-sfh rufsT and lower g2ilerses extending
.s--tir. lsngf6 of he buildings and fronting lie
49,. 49, s--s-a fnountain scenery.
ID 49, s-srur rua4s and beautiful walks extend in
~. .--t..-,. md the sIrroun ndiuR scenery Il not
...-l,.-s ~ sny wnfcTiug-Iisce IN lrTirla-
- ----s liver, 8 attached % ne establishment
g. fr.s. and sfring hand II music las been en-
%. .t.-r4s-ce n ICE has been securcd.
fs5-fF ~, sPElNG WATKR Is conveyed from ibe
,,.ssr ir rirs. n NE Hotel and coii.s e. 2nd
ias,e.-s.ysir usei 81 every department 81 me -
u'77i 2,iT ,,,l'slII SII FGnAXY WATER h2s become 80
1910 fi-i i d low shipped % nearly every
Sfaic ir fhe ifinl- 81, s.-...,,,, ~, ,to
$780, 1rffh certl1czias - some - fe rcnsrsx-
~ -.r,-. N IrrspeI~iA Chronic iilHrTh0s- Scro-
~. Fi.-a~ir = seasfs q the Liver and hldntys-
1'-~S.sir srr tltfau arising from MaiAriai Poison.
s---.i.i.- Hcrnorrnnits Sick iIea1ache, Ac-. &c.
1rlif ~ faruisiief oB sTpiicaiion.
uatHp- Per mollh. 80, single week el5 (.
-, -r now re=s. ~lo.5u. children under I'm
vfzrs n are and servants half price
q. A.. COLHOIN,
General Manager.
er-Tra AileCiaBF -prfngs. Va
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CnIcK CIGARS. DC.

tnox IL THE BLOOD.-gOLDES's LlKHi%s
LIQUID EXTRACT 0F BEEF ASD roNIc lNNlS-
ORATOR. IN pint bottle ennches the blood Alos
digestion. cures dyspepsia nervousness oenilil'
cniIls. fever. ague. aud female complaints. iss
for Coide.S. Take 40 ottsr. OF druggists gems
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
wEsT VIRGINIA.

THIS CELEBRATED AND FASHIONABLE
WATERISG-PLACE l. NOW OPEN.
The elevation n the surrounding mountains Is
$500 feet above The sea-lovei.
The buildings have been thoroughly repaired,
f.e~lv furnished throughout. and rultiea with :.A
modern Improvement
The amnscineuis are varied and extensive. en-
hracinE a. EEw feature raoe-oourse aEd,ex
siye lake Tor beating.
TEIE CALwEIL HOUSE.
adsacsni % TIE springs- with the privilege o. Wa
ters. grounds. &C.. D. open Il reduced rates.
Pamphlets. with fun information, eau be had 81
The store % Messrs- Purcell, Ladc Co. or %
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
COMPANY. GEORGE !. PEYTOS.
mv1e-lu Managing Director.
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The Buckingham Hotel. on Fifth avenue,
New York. opposite the Cathedral, T. recog-
nized as AZ the very head Of hotels in this
country. It, location j. attractive and cor-
yenient - access, and The house is patron
lied by the best class oi the travelling pub
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THE RAwLEy SPRINGS,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA

49, row npen. To the management every efort
v,Il e nsSe 90 make the season Of 1859 even
-, attractive han last. 4 very excellent BAND
oy SIx PIYCfS Tor THE lawn and i@li-roona. Tho
v,-r RYST COOKS AND BAKERS are cnrsged,
"a ,e arr prepared 10 enter.in In the rsosi s@tis-
e.e,ory raannsr six HUNDRED 6U fSTs-
IA water is the STRONGEST ChALl bEAIE
o., America 4 sltcrstlys aud tonic In It's elects.
,-,e4y q unelnaI,ca utility and power. noted for
81. eur.fIv, properties. For pamphlets address
J. WATKINS LIE.
Nanrrfr.
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I. - I.rrn - IL nHpKR Z

Then Is your whole system dcranged- The blood
Is impure the breath offensive you nave headache'
leel lanruid, dlspirited. and nervous To prevent
a more serious condition. tase a once SIMMONS
LrvER REGULATOR. Genuine prepared only oy
l. u. ZEILM & 90.
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ruE.CArroLDEH PowHATAN.

Armisse nd Gray Hanged fer the Hrnsai nar-
der Of His Thisseen-Yesr@Old sen-Histery
Of the Crime-Three Cents' Worth efnsias-
ses the Triains Cause fer - Foul an Act
The Prisoner Led 70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ
the ScaRold.
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LEADING PHYSICIANS AXE CALLING ATrEN-
rroN tafhe ruluous effects upon The complexion
y cheap soaps inade from impure material The
oid Brown windsor u y. 4 E.ArKINsoN Is made
from The best and purest materials, and is exqui-
etfrIr .rgufed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

VIRGINIA GRADUATEs Al TIE NAVAL
ACADEMY Y-Iniormation was received here
last night that among the graduates NJ the
Naval Academy AZ Annapolis yesterday
were the following Nirginians:
Midsbipmen: Lewis Nixon. ". r. H.
Field. and Hammond Fowler.
Cadet Engineers X. ". Gatewood and
ra-ncs ~ Fits
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Its wonderful curative power Is simply oeesase II
uurfses and enricbes the blood. thus beginning at
the foundation. and, by buildisg UP the system.
drives out all oiseAse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

Freak Of hature.-One of our Fourth
Ward citizens has dog who since the de-
serilon % the mother cat has taken charge
% its feline family and plays the part OF
mother. nursing the kittens Just the same
Is the mother cat would.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

ANrONrs Two fountsiss aud two clerks 70 sup
plv the public with the DEsI IcE-cKEAh SODA
and MiNERAL WATERS al Sc. glass-
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AU(TIoN SALES THIS DAY.

xr ON al ssAs NJ Real Estate made betssss -
"a -f January aBs last e jane he taro 20 .ise
rs-..ut wear have ~ be PAID ny zoe iarrisAsst. '
> n ss- made t-twssa tne Ii - July abb lAss "i
So year ~. taxss have % he paid by the sst.sf
lThi. cuslo4n vas adopted anoai rfbso .@fs Nsc
bv an the real estate agent 10 AlchH-Ns-. -N~ ~
plies 10 RschMoDd and Vciait,.i
prcuvoSD BAZAAR. 10 a. NJ assssa- mules
phastons- SugSiss. Ae'
william LYME & CO. q z. NJ tSo-siory
" Ir-eE tore and dwelling ~ NJ nsfth sldr ~
Venable strect between fvsnts-sHrh ana
Twenty -iflh ssreets
D,f-ttvoxD BAZAAR. 20 A. NJ. tso threshins-
- ,n.cnines. together with the horsepower.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

NICE SAWED PINE WOOD delivered al $500
ner half cord. All FrEL cheap az Ninth and cary
-,..e.s- Buy II once ). Is. WArkISs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

CHRlsriASsBURG, VA 1881.
suffering from kidney disease from which could
yet no relief. tried BBovN's IRON BIrTEBs.
which cured me completely. A child q nine re-
recovering from searei-feyer. Lad no appetite and
dId not seem % he able % eat 1t all gave hlm Iron
Bitters with the happiest results
J.KYLE MONTAGUE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

WuKv CANFAICS against disease rs wage1
with TAREANTs SETTER APEEIENr the eneinY
takes flight 20 Is the Incompatible speclhc Tor
constipafion. linousncss, and dyspepsia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

Lime-luice is pleasant and wholesome
bevcrags Il this hot season. 10 can be
bought for 30 cents a bottle q Joseph VI.
Blair. grocer. SO Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

TEE wEATuHs YESTERDAY wa partly
cloudy and warm.
THERHOXrTKR YESTERDAY: o A. NJ, 20:
A. n, so; noon, 90: } =. n, %; p.
n. So; midnight, 1G.
Mean temperature. 81.
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ALApY CURED or RnEUMATIsN.

A LADY tIRFD OF EIfEI WA4ISn+
BALTIMORE, Nd, May :, 1850.
My heAlth much shattered by rheumatism
when I commenced taking BROWNS IRON BIZ
TKRs. AID scarcely had strength enough ." attend
70 my daily household duties ! an now 1Sng NE
third bottle and am regaining strength daily. and
I cheerfully recommend 70 10 all. cannot say too
muctrin praise Of II
Mrs. NARY T. BRAsHEAR.
l73 Freshman street.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
CIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

SIMMOAS LlN ER RtNl LAIOh.
ASK THE RECOVERED
Dyspepiies. Bilious sufferers, yictimsof Fever and
Agne. the i-Diseased patient.
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health. cheerful spirits. aad good appetite, they
viii tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. Janndiee-
Rilious Attacks. SICK HEADACHE. Collie. De-
prsss,on of spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
This uurfvalled southern remedy is wkrranteG
MOI 10 contain q single particle 81 MERCURY ur any
Injurious miperal substance. bui is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II you fetl drowsy, deiiliiaied. have frequent
heaaache mouth tastes badly. poor 3ppciiie. ana
tongue coated you suffering from torpid hNer,
or ahinOusness-" and nothing VIII cure You SO
speedily anc permanently as 10 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
In is rtven with safety and The happiest results 70
The Ynos1 delicate infant IL take the place oi qu~
nine and litter of every kind. II j. ths cheapest
purest s.od hest "a mily medicine In the wcrid-
Iieware Of coUutrrfelts. Take only the genuine,
iu whste wrapper with red Z In front, prepared by
j. II. ZFlLIN 4 60.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. sp 0-eoo'Auoo
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MILLINERY
,aEAP MILLINERY.
ME- l.. :. MUKhl.,
10 A.n..A .rn nI4

oUI HkOAD tiHEtI'
has tue, received ! 900 LONG PLUMsS. create
and White. which she VIII sell for else, worth
s2.so, and 1850 worth s5 and ali ether so,as
reduced secordingiy. BLACK CHIP BAT-,ti'
a MANILA HATS reduced TO ss.5e. All nne
Koodx marked down bali yLlae. " lv-Es
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FAIRS. &c.

lCHOL-ON-STREET METHODIST
~ EPISCOPAL CHURCH FAIR.
The contest between the friends ~ Mr. w ,.
Cus-4n and Nr. Philip o'sesi ,or fhc GOLD
HEADED CANE ~fil Close THIS tNfSiNS at
II O'Clock promptly. Vote early and Often.
y lo-lf
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So. only for > PIc-NIc CIoAR.

You can throw pair Of CELLULOID ETE-DLAss
FnAMEs on the pavement without breaking ir'i'
For sale by al leading Jewellers and opticians
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This j the first execution which has
taken place in Powhaian county since lso2,
when Mr.. Robert Williams, n wei-to-do
farmer living on the Appomaiiox riNer,
was assassinaied 10y fye Of hls own slaves.
The negroes conspired 70 Kill their master,
and 70 carry out their intention they stole
a musket from a guard Of Confederate sol
diers posted at Giles bridge. They then
proceeded 10 Mr.. Williams house and
iired through the window At their master
while he was seated ai supper with his
family. the bullet, after passing through
his body, SCATTERING the plate from wnleh
one Of his daughters Wa eating. They
were subsequently arrested on Suspicion,
and one of them
rrKSED sTATE's EVIDENCE,
which resulted in the conviction and exc
cufion OF his four partners IN crime.
Another negro, named fooies raIkel, l.
confined in the Powhatan jail awaiting
trial for the murder Of Edmund Broaddus,
an old colorcd man sixty years OF are.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAr.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states. local rains with partly
cloudy weather. stationary or slight fan in
temperature. westerly winds, shifting 10
south and east. and stationary or higher ba-
rOfnetfr.
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n GOOD stsnclng. doing Dusihess WIN "tns-Ns
ensats gr,rers. ana aIargists viii ts splS aD.n
agents ias Ihs sale IA tsis cfty Aad t.s.hs.s o'
.ZOFDoNf..r the natiats<i sns-sseois.se m sSs.
rag, ~ fssi Britain. and rapidly tespraht lDln-
lsr ND IA thls eoautry. Apptcston fof We sssnsy
50, he addressed 20 zoodoae hvfssa' - INx
Place New York city. ris oeser1fs k<ssss.y
adapsed " soerhern siilAAses ~'
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Pic-NIc CIGARS. &c.

DON'T FORGET THE PLACE
bNroSrs. on the south side ~ Main street htio"
fevyfs. Two fountains.
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HAyPDES-SiDEEY C0LLEGE.-The hacca-
laureate sermon % Hampden sidney will
be preached in College church on sabbath
by the Rev. +. II. Barnett. Of Abingdon.
on Monday night the closing exercises of
Worsham Academy viii take place. The
exercises Of the Philanthropic Society will
take place on Tuesday night, and u the
Union society on Wednesday night. On
wednesday morning the speech before the
alumni will be delivered by Judge Tread
way, % Pittsylyania. and on Thursday
morning the speeches o' The graduates viii
De delivered. diplomas awarded. &c. The
college will then be.closed Until september
LIST
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YoU CAS- SAW doctor bills and Keep your
family always well with HOP BIrTHEs.
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a lfhN III cfklNNH " ILL DE- VI L-N
" FOR TlIE RECEPTION or GUESTS
JUNE j. les9. This well-renowned place fas
t1r undergone extensive ana thorough repairs both
- O. lhe hotels proper and TIE grounds special
attention has hecn gwen - the sauitary DEPART
Ineat For further Information send f1r descrip-
i've r.talas-ucs d. \. WoDUW ARD.
uva1-km General Manager.
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(,OBB'S ISLAND. VA.
I THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN
VIRGINIA.

ne fnes, and safcsf ~ suri-hatniug.
tiousn-. channel. and shark. fishing ana sn'f--
INK: - pcr day. sl2 pcr week. go per
rrltt.
T.au.f from old PCiui hy steamer Northampton
- fhtr~Vsfnue every Monday. efinesday. and
F-.lrv. The baltimore 1uQ Washington steamers
mae cIose couucction with the Northampton.
trdrr-- u. r.. ~PADI,
4. ION Proprietor.
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HoUsEKEEFKRs viii ind % 70 their Interest 70
examine znlMER's seif-pun ring Tropical Re-
fixerator bcfofe purchasing elsewhere. 1919 main
sfrf-t.
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GREEN GRoCEIS and acaitrs IA bottled a'''
beer Sc. should not be without IiAhhA Ice
Cave. 1915 Main street
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NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY.
lis price brings IL within the reach 81 all For
sale BY all druggists AZ 25 5Oe., and 81 per bottle
PKRRY DAVIS & son, Proprietors,
te e1-aod,Ivl Providence. X. i.
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AN Use NENTN.

MOI ART ii A l. l..
GRAND COMPIIMENTARY CONCERT
rendered
MISS EDiINf ~HfFflEID.
ne popular contraito.
MONDAY. JUNr y, lsr2.
The following weil-known favortes viil assist IN
rendering the programme highly attractive: MRS.
-LAfTO< and MES LEVY; Nfsses. HDtF.
GRANT, and CUNNINGHAM: PKuFESsOHs
LAUBF and JARDFLLk. with PROP EssOR IA
COB KEINHAEDI. Director.
admission 80 cents. Reserved eats without
extra charge at Ramos & Moses music-store.
Concert begins ~ $50 O'Clock.
jc s-Th.SaAsu3t
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DAGGER'S WHITE SULPHUR
Il SPRINGS
BOIETDrnT COUNTY. "a.
TIE season wil open JUNE 30TH. For pariicu-
laTs ec circulars a tae Disparch oce or write 70
~. B. BEAN.
nv lF-lm superintendent
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SIMMER RESORTN.

xrARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN Ism
Iff~F. On the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
-,.d rfss~n sntses we~s ~ Stanatcn. stopping
Al ne door. Trccilcnt water. grand scenery. and
s-'.rss fare. T'spai anusefnsnts. Board ez5 pr
soonth ~ thirty days. 81 Pr wrek, and sl.5o yer
ssV fbilfrra under twelve years and scryants
S.ff-ngfce. R.fhins IN healing water gratis
Mas MARY j. BUERIS~, fruYrietoY
q II ..Ury Mxnxxsr 4 T-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

For the peculiar troubles 10 shich ladies ar. sub-
,ect. BROWNS IRON BITTERs Is invaluable
Tryi.
BE SURE AND GET THE GENUINE.
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MARINE ACCIDENT on TIE PAkuNKEr
RrvER.-Captain Ingersoll. Of the schooner
L. A. Hooper, which arrived al New York
from virginia with cargo Of wood Thurs
day, reports the loss Of one OF his crew.
While coming down the Pamunkey ri'er
on the 9Th the foreboom gave heasF
swing and Knocked Herman bced, a sea,
man. overheard. \ boI was manned and
the schooner came TO anchor, but after q
thorough search the hoai returned Without
Beed. Captain Ingersoll induced paszine
fishing vessel to drag with us nets ior tht
missing body. but the search Was nnsuc'
cessfui. sseed was German, tweufy"eigh
years Of age.
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ZnNEn's TROPICAL RETniCEEAToh Is var
r.n,ed 70 give satisfaction ISIS Main street
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u4yzASrrIA SHERRY. VIRGINIA and IN
PoRTED ClARET. " - DLA'N ~
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COMMENCEMENT CELEBRArioS.-Tbe joint
celebration of the Franklin and Washing
ton literary societies Of Randoiph-Macon
College viii take place on the 14tb and 18th
instant.
The following are the officers selected for
the occasion:
n-President-elect. Hon. John
Goode. Of Virginia; Orators. x. +. L.
Holmes and II. p. Leigh; Marshals, :. A.
Woodward. p. X. Boggs, and w. N. Lane.
Washington - President-elect, Bishop
Alpheus w. Wilson, of Tennessee; Ora
tors. J. II. Light and II. c. DAVIS; Mar.
shals, William II. Shut, y. Z. Means, and
d. j. Pierce.
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

HYGEIA HOTEL
sifua,ed 90 yards rrum Port Monroe open ali
a. wear Eqis1l to any hote iv The United -iales-
surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing, bnaiink' isii-
fug.ald driving specially Aftrsciaft- f-einlhtbht
I r.,y- ~ s.,nfirf r,sgfiis Terms less Tor cqual
acrou n citations fhAu any resort IA the country.
Climate fr-e from ul4lgtia. an0 for iusoiuiia triA
wonderful % its eupurluc effect send Tor circniAf
desrr4tinF tygicnlc advantage, eic. -
HARRISON PHHBIs.
yavl4-grn Proprietor.
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TIE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. Va
AEE rOw OPEN FOR THE RECEpTIOS OF
VISITORS.

ne waters are specific for Rhe-matism. ffout,
Nfu-asia, Arecii0Es u TIE Liver. ana all kindred
C..ua1sss.
M. WILLIAM u. PARkER, long connected
yith some q tnt principal summer resorts has
tssa frgascd - mauagff.
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December Z. lscl.
After trying different physicians and many rem
edles FOR paptation 81 the heari without receiving
any bene6s. wss advised 70 iry BROvS's IRON
BsrTKEs. Ih1ye used two bottles, and never found
anything that gave me 20 much relief
Ms. JENNIE HISS.
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HUsTNGs COrET.-The grand jury re-
turned the following true bills 81 indict-
mens yesterday: Milton Wa, Charles
smith, and W. II. Anderson (alI eolored),
for breaking into the store Of A. McAuley
in the nighttime and committing larceny
therein; William Hamilton and Thomas
Brown. for stealing pocket-book contain
ing $3.50 from the store u B. r. Tinsley.
the property Of John ". Norvell; Mary J.
Ellis. feloniousy cutting Lizzie Campbell;
James Lacy. stealing a watch from the per-
son u John Peak: William II. Turner
lcoiored), feloniously shooting Moses
Brown.
The grand jury were discharged for the
term.
William Hamilton and Thomas Brown
were subsequently tried. The former was
sent 70 the penitentiary for three years and
the latter was given fifteen days in Jail.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed q Yesterday:
Anna Mack lcolored), charged with tres
passing on the premises Of Jane Ross, was
discharged.
William Ward 'coiored). charged with
assaulting and striking with stone Albert
stokes. Continued until to-day in conse-
quence Of the absence of witnesses for the
Commonwealth.
Granville Saunders lcolored), charged
with being drunk. was fined 81.
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Now that the time of the wheat harvest
Is so near at hand. all intelligence regard
ing it, prospects will be read with interest.
our advices from different portions of the
surrounding country give most encour-
aging reports Of IL.
Within the last few weeks the ar1ny worm
has appeared in some places, and the aphts.
or plant louise, in others, but IL is generally
conceded that the advanced growth ~ the
plant Will prevent any damage whatever
from either of them. One ~ the most in
telligent and observing farmers In this sec
ton OF the state said yesterday that the
cold, windy. clustering weather Of the
ffrst three days of the present week was
the salvation of the crop, in that the wind
dried Of the rain which had previously
fallen: that had the weather cleared Of
hot, A. is usual al this season II the year,
rust would have interyened and seriously
injured. IL not ruined, the entire crop, al
least in his section. Harvesting will begin
in some sections of this vicinity the latter
part Of next week, and generally the week
following.
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