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cnlnAcTFR OF LIE SOIL.

You can stand with one foot on the dirt
q China and the next step crush The chalk
from Dover Cliffs. England. Ballast taken
in by vessels in foreign ports has been dis
charged here. and used to fill up the space
now used 4 q part Of the company's
grounds. This caNses the curious fact
above mentioned.
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BVTCHER a pRoyIsIoN-DEAIER.
BOiRDitG.
RGAIt>.

TOR SALE. ONE or THE FINE-T
L >IDE-BAR BOX BUGEiEs 10 the city. 'nsi
s.75 In New York f0ur months ago ii !, re "
putci Office.
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EpwAHp WINFIELD SCOTT.


,orn March q. 1923: d!ed MAY II. 1927. who
lies beneath this tomb!
sons Of Winfield and Maria Mayo Scott.
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CEoRGEToUN COLLEGE, D. c.

The scholastic evcrc 50 - this Institution viii
f,c r,.-uf1 80 on TIL B~DAI, ~tr1 EMBEB :. l--E
For catalogue - fUli rformlf.pn. apply %
RE-. JAMES A. DpONAN. :. j.
an 2m- Pr--ldl y D.
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The shade Afforded by the trees in the
cemetery invite the c0l0red Buttcrcups" "
10 rest here while waiting n opportunity
to vend their wares 70 the negro employees
Of the railroad company and vessels. and
much 0f the desecration. no doubt. j. due
to their presence. some 81 the buried in
the graveyard were born n FAR back - 1910.
INDIAN RELICTS.
Close by tie cemetery, on q hill JUS;
across a rayinc. i the alleged tomb OF
Pow hatan. the Indian king. 4 huge rock
marks the spot, and a .ummer-house SUI
rounds il. The grave Is IN the yard Of The
old Mayo property, and It may be that
many q Gallant bean and lovely girl have
Sat in The old summerhOuse in years g0n.
bv looked at the James a. il ilOr cd on is
,-ay g. the ser. listened TO the katydidS
singing in tie leaiy tops OF the trees. and
had their lovers. quarreis-iusi IL lovers
haze always had them since the old. old
custom came in with he manufacture Il
the first garment Of tig-leaye- IN the Garden
Of Eden and The creation oi that passion
the current Of which never runs smooth.
In the garden adjacent l. the identical
rock upon which rested the head 81 Cap
tain John Smith when he Was 80 heroically
rescued by beautiful POchOntas one morn
ing when she was returning from her ac-
cust0mcd bath in the james. Taking il up
one side and down the other, there j. much
10 be seen (and that, too, Of charming Va
rietv) at the wharves Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. Not the least interesting fea-
ture j. the
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- Ny soul mclteth away FOR very heaVinc-s:
Comfort Thou nc. Oh. Lord
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pAETOIs AcADE.IY.

NEAR CUARLoTTF>NILLF.N
PREPARES tpR COLLEGE. UNIVERSITY. E
~ NE>-. HcaithV location. fan course ~ study,
thorough le3 hing. Wholesome moral influence.
.CIC4i<iogre address
/. u ~ KFA. ElnAR WOODS. PrinclpaL
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TIhIINIA NAhbI.b
were at the wharyes ready for shipment to
northern markets, and the reporter was
told that A considerable trade in this article
was carried sn. ill.
The wharves are built upon cypress piles
the Aoors being Of thick oaken lumber
The I.st when placed over water quickly
decomnoses. m and the result is that the com
nany fnds itself compelled now TO repail
n, % wbaryes. This work is going ahea'
rauidly. and does not in the least intefief'
With business. Neither does the establish
ment Of wharyes at Newport News, IN
business here having steadily increased
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since the wharves were built. One thing
about the efficient corps OF officials is notice
able-all of them are young, active, and
vigorous men, and are untiring in pushing
the cOnYpzny's interest.
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The Mechanics Institute.

Editors Dispatch: Once more for the
Mechanics Institute | crave a few lines i'm
your valuable paper az the originator OF
the present scheme before the Council TO
build the aneX TO the present armory for
an annual exhibition OF our industries, to
show not only to visitors from abroad what
we can do, but to stimulate our own peo-
pie to extra eXertions in perfectng their
products. Wholesome competition is
good thing, and the man who made the Sc
cond best display in his line last year will
try very hard to have the best exhibit next
year, and in this way we shall be able to
turn out goods that are not only a credit
TO the manufacturer but 10 the city.
The exhibition so ably managed by Cap
tains Spotswood and Jones was a success
beyond the most sangiIine expectations OF
those who knew the difficulties they had
before them, and their success only proves
what can be accomplished by little cXer-
ton. Who among Or citizens was not
astOnished at the display OF our manufac-
turesg !, for one. felt my heart swell with
pride at the perfection Richmond had ar-
rived at in the past fifteen years. speak
from experience, having attended great
many exhibitions in the North and West.
and | have yet TO see one occupying the
same amount of space that eXceled our
own.
would say TO our city Fathers, we ask
you for very little money TO accomplish
great deal Of good; $4,000 is a pittapce,
compared 10 what other cities have spent
for exhibitors halls alone. But we not
only propose to build the hall, but 10 give
through the Mechanics Institute an oppor-
tunity 10 our young mechanics TO perfect
themselves IN the higher branches OF ma
thematics, industrial chemistry, and philo-
sophy, ARCHITECTURAL and mechanical draw
ing, DC.
Go to any workshop in this city and ask
them what is it they need most, and they
will tell You skilled WOrkmen. We have
to send North for what We ought to make,
but we can't get the workmen TO do il.
They don't know how. Their education
for fine work has been neglected. Let us
change this, and the sooner we start the
better. III any Of Our City Fathers doubt
that this institution is wanted, ask any
manufacturer for advice, and he will not
hesitate long. Help your mechanics and
you help your property Every
workman supports on an average four per-
sons besides himself, and when he can COM
mand fair compensation for his days labor
he is better able 10 keep his family with The
comforts OF life. Let the Council give what
we ask, and give it promptly. We have no
time TO lose ii We propose 10 be ready for
the fall.
The amount asked is barely sufficient TO
accomplish the object. II the Council
wishes TO be liberal 10 the mechanics OF
Richmond let them make the appropriation
S2J 900 Baltimore is reaching out for our
trade, and doing I'll in her power to en-
courage manufactures Oi every kind. See
the report OF the Board Of Trade in the
Baltimore papers Of January 10th.
Respectfully, y. V. Il.
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LEGISLATIVE LAB0RS.
. Railroad decentralization Bill Vetoed
by Governor Cameron.

p.,sopals-Thc Office of Storekeeper Of che
peuitentiary Police Bill Passed
Roth Houses Small-PoN Hospital for
strangers Election Of Capitol Officers and
Cer,ain Judges-Second Auditors Offices
Resp,et 10 she Memory of Colonel &. W.
Nunford.
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Official SmalI.POx RcpOrf.

OFFICE BOARD OF IlEALTH,}
PIcIlN0ND, Va, January II, 1882.
Editors Dispatch: | forward the report
ior this day:
railroad near Victor's mill, yarioloid, sent
to hospital.
Respectfully, j. G. CABELL,
President Board OF Health.
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HrsrlNGs CorRr.-The following cases

HusTIXGs CoUET.-The following eases
were disposed OF yesterday:
William Iaskins (colored), charged with
stealing Sl7l in money, the property OF
Thomas Fenner, was tried, convicted, and
sentenced to four years Imprisonment In
the penitentiary. -,
Edward Thomas (colored), charged with
resisting the police in the discharge Of their
duty, was tried and convicted. He was
sentenced by the Judge 10 twenty days
IMPRISONMENT in the city Jail and fined $40.
The balance Of the time OF the court was
taken up in the trial Of civil causes.
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Sr,R-LECTURE CoURsE.-Mr. George
Kennan, a well-known lecturer, will de-
liver lecture at Mozart Hall before the
Young Mems Christian Association on
Tuesday evening next. His subject will
be "Vagabond Life in Eastern Europe"
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. AT a regu-
lar meeting OF jefferson Lodge, No. 20, X.
OF r., held last night, the following Off
GERS were installed by ID. II. q. g. s. T..
Beach: C.. Grady, G. c.; +. +. Cox, v.
c.; NJ. u. Whitehurst, p; J. X. Lamkin
*. OF X. and S.; George II. Rutiin, NJ. OF
f.; p. WhitIOck, NJ. OF f.; w. ii. Madi-
son, NJ. A.; w. 4. Snellings, /. G.; A. N.
Gill, o. &. After the installation the lodge
Dartook OF a Widespread supper
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HAcAS's MAGSoLh BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFry. CoMPLXioS.
No matter how much IL may have become Inn
paired by nature or otherwise, it makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
II is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMED, but Il Is
in every way most perfect wash anda SrrRNprD
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
and Is harmless as water.
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LECTURES.
BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF
III TIE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Ar
RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE 3lsr
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1881:
RESOURCES:
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TEE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: \. NJ, 40;
"A NJ. 80: noon. 55; 3 7. NJ, Gl; =.
NJ. So; midnight, ~.
Mean temperature. 800.
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MISS ULLMAN's MARRIAGE.-MisS Ida
UTman, who appeared in a New York
court last month as the plaintiff in breach
of-promise suit against Mr.. Henry H..
Never, Of this city, was married few days
AGO 10 Isaac II. Cohen, one OF the witnesses
i'm the case. Miss Ullman, it will be re-
membered in the suit referred to claimed
$4,000 damages, and alleged that Mr.
Never. after entering into an engagement
to marry her, had deserted her and refused
to redeem his promise. The jury awarded
a verdict OF S1,700 damages, from which
Mr.. Meyer took anappcal.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IxnIc,rIoxS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
s,s Atlantic States, cooler, northwest TO
y,r,hwesi winds, fair weather. and rising
barometer.
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MIR. r Riddicberger's New Bill Fixing the Prin-
cipal or Debt which the Rcadiusters Ac-
knowledge 20 be Due, and Providing FOR
Funding Same, on n Scale Annexed, In
Bonds 70 RunFifty Years and TO Bear Three
Per Centum Intercst-Thc Basis of CaIcuia-
tion by which the Rcndjusters Arrive at
Their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Sink
ing Fund-The Whole Plan Now Before the
General Assembly.
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MARRIAGE At sT. PAUL'S. Yesterday
morning at II O'Clock, at st. Paups church,
Miss Sallie \. Brock, Il sister OF DR.. c. w.
p. Brock. was united in marriage TO Rev.
Richard F. Putnam, IN Episcopal minister
OF New York city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. Minnigcrode, as
sisted by Rev. DR.. Armstrong. Mr.. and
Mrs. Putnam will remain in the city few
DAYS. the guests OF DR.. Brock, before taking
their departure for New York, their future
residing place. The bride possesses literary
attanments OF high order, aud is the au-
thor Of such wel-known works rs "ken-
meth" Richmond During the War" and
Southern Amaranthe." She has also con-
tributed many interesting articles to some
OF the standard periodicals OF the day.
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SUPREME COURT OP APPEALS. -IIendrick
rs. Commonwealth. Argued by Judge c.
f. Stuart for plaintiff in error and the At
torney-General and Edmund Burk, Esq,
for the Commonwealth, and submitted.
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held by -, dated the - day of -, and
numbered -, leaving balance of - dollars.
with interest from -, 10 he accounted for by
the State Of West Virginia without recourse upon
this OmmonwealLh.
Done at the capital Of the State OF Virginia this
- day Of -. lS-.
- -, Second Auditor;
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|. John f. Glenn. cashier Of the Merchant. N1-
ti0nal Bank al Richmond, I'm the state Of Virginia,
DO sOlemnly swear thit the above statement IL true
10 the best Of my knowledge and belief
fSigncdl j. +. GLENN, CASHIER.
STATE oF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND:
Sworn b and subscribed before nae this lot. isy
OF January, 1852.
l,lgnedl WOODBURY. y. HlGELpW.
Notary Pubic.
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MOZART HALL FRIDAY NIGHT.-An en-
tertainment will be given at Mozart Hall
tomorrow night under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Committee Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. The programme
arranged for the occasion is very attractive,
and embraces vocal andInstrumenttl music,
recitations. exhibitions Of statuary, &c.
The efforts OF these ladies will doubtless
meet with liberal encouragement from our
citizens.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.-Th regular
monthly meeting Of the Board OF Directors
OF the Chamber OF Commerce will be held
at | o'clock this afternoon.
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PERSONAL.

OFFICE OF CHEwNGNG X ROsE,l
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEFEs,
NO. > NORTH TENTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, January IL, IsS2.j
WE ARE TRULY GRATEFUL TO
w our friends ond the public az large for their
liberal Patronage bestowed upon us during the
year Just b.st, and again ask their hearty co.
operation through tie Year at hand. We are lul.s
prepared 10 transact Tie RIAL ESTATE BUrt-
NESS in All its branches. MONEY LOANED on
real estate ln sums in keeping with the tue value
Of the property at k,yCst market rates aud term
satisfactory to te borrower. " invite acal ffuGs
Ali. REGARDLEsS OF CREED or POLITICS.
ia l2-Gt CHEWING & ROSi.
A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTI E
~ Those persons indebted Ia the late ". N.
PHILLIPS will settle with AppERsON X Co.
claims viii present. them % said hTn.
MARY r. PHILLIPS.
sdminisiratrix W. W. Philips, deceased.
ia l2-6t
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MEETING or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF THE AGRlCULTURAL SOCIETY.-A meet
ing Of the Executive Committee OF the Nir-
ginia State Agricultural Society was held
last night at o'clock in the office Of the
secretary, in Wilkinson'S IIall-Colonel
Thomas Watkins presiding, Colonel Fin
ney secretary.
The following members were present:
MessrS. Watkins. Beverley, Drewry, Vcna-
bic, Walker, Bowman, BlrkSdale, Tower,
Wexford, Harrison, and eX-PreSidentS
Sutherin, knight. and Palmer.
Mr. Bowman, from the committee ap-
pointed to examine the books and accounts
Of the secretary, reported that they found
them neatly and accurately kept, and dis
bursements supported by satisfactory
vouchers, duly numbered and filed, to-
gether with balance-sheet showing the
debts due to the Society and also debts due
by the Society. The report was adopted.
The committee, after discussing various
matters Of interest TO the Society. adjourn
ed to meet again to-day at II O'Clock.
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I. The said Board OF Commissioners are
empowered TO issue for any fractional part
OF one hundred dollars OF the indebted
ness funded under this act the following
certificate
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Fractional Certificate.

Registered No. -. Transaction No. -.
This certificate entities the holder hereof to the
sum of - dollars, fundsble at its face I'm
the bonds OF the Commonwealth Of Virginia,
thorizcd by an act approved - day of -,
1882, when presented with certificates OF like
tenor. or In conjunction with other evidences of
debt fundable under said act In amounts OF one
hundred dollars and multiples thereof.
Done al the capital of Virginia this - day OF
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Including bonds held by the lite
rary fund 90 the amount Of
s1.42s,245.25, and Interest on
=. the same, In arrears LIST July,
1881, f51G,322.19, and inter-
est added from that date Ia LIT
July, ss5, ,69f.7 l making
S662.OIG.9O, included IN the
above sum Of s4,192,3f2.9e.
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LILY BELLE CIGAn. So.

BLLIARpsl BmLIAEDsi BILLIARDS.. BIZ
LIARDsi ST. JAMES HOTEL, Twelfth and Bank
streets.
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Ask your grocer for TISsLEY's EXTRACT To-
Nkro Best thing for soup.
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NJ. ELLYsoS Co, advertising agents, inseii sd.
yerisementsin all Of the nowssspcrs OF the Un,ted
states at publshers rates Orders left AZ the Dis
patch eounting-room win receive prompt Acter.
tion,
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The MoZART THIS EVENING. First, over
ture, "Franz Schubert" (Suppe,) orches-
ira; second, due soprano and baritone,
"Guarda Che Blanca Luna" (Campana,)
Mrs. c. Stearns, OF Paris, and Mr.. w. II.
Grant, Ir. third, trio, cello, viola, and vio-
lin, "Audante," Giozart,) Messrs. Thilow,
Reinhardt, and Laube; fourth, solo so
Stearns; fifth, a. " Frlhings Enwachen,"
Q}ach,) b, Polka Cadettenstreiche,"
(Suppe) orchestra; sixth, solo baritone,
"Lost Chord" (Sulliyan,) Mr.. w. III.
Grant, Jr.; seventh, quartette, "Volks
Lied" tMeyer,) strings; eighth, solo So
prano, "Let Me Dream Again." (Sulliyan,) J
Mrs. G. stearns; ninth, waltzes, "Gaite,"
(Waldteufel,) orchestra.
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I have analyzed the MIusnEY known under
the brindfof B-SELECT," controlled by Mesirs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va, and
find q FREE FROM Fusu- on and other impur-
ties, and recommend its use for medicinal and
family purposes. j. 4. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry, Medical College OF
virginia.
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THE weak, TIE worn, and the iyspeptc should
take CoLDEN's LIEBiG's Liquid EXTRACT or
BEEF AND TONIC INyICoEATOR. Ask y(or col
den'S take no other. of druggists generally.
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NEW CoLLANpER GuIiARD-TARLEs AT IT.
JAMES HOTEL.
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WHEN LrFE Is 4 DRUG, and you have lost all
hope, then trust in liOF BIrrEKs.
LOVERS or BILLIARDS aro invited to call at the
new rooms az ST. JAMES HOTEL.
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Picnic CIGARs, Sc.
CHICK CIGARS, 5e.

NEW BnIIARD-Roous At vt. JAMES HorEL.
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IF VOC WAKE UPIg TUE MORNING
with bitter, bad taste IN your mouth, take SI,l-
MONS LIyER REGULATOR. 10 oorrocts the uillOu,
stomach, sweetens the breath, and clcanses the
ftTred tongue. Genuine prepared only by j. II.
ZEILIN & Co.
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NEW BIInrD-Roons At 81. JAmrs HOTEL
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Total principal. two thirdsto July
1868, incluslyc..................

Interest.
Two thirds Of $5,0j4.716.0S, ac-
crued 10 date inclusiye...........$ 3,969,SlO ~
Less amount OF interest paid by
Virginia since January l, 1861,
exclusively out of revenues OF
the present state of Virginia. the
territory and resources Of NirRi-
mia being inaccessible during
that period and contributing mo-
thing thereto. ................sss.. 5'Oo-'4ot 10
Balance of inieres due and unpaid
JulV |. lS63......................s 3Ol.olO Z
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Total Interest to July l, 1868.
siYc......................S O.S04.IlO VS

ls63-JulV l:
Two thirds Of the above debt, principa and in
;ercst To this date IL assumed Nrginias cquita-
bic portion in consideration Of the partition OF
her territory. population. and resources upon the
wel-establishcd principle that debt IN such cases
follows territory. Upon that basis virginia por-
tlon OF tile debt Of the entire state is
PrincipGt:
TWO thirds Of s19,73O. sterling.
debt. ifolofpoo
Two thirds Of S31.16S.2l2.92,
dollar debt. ..................... ZU'f fS'cuo OZ
Total principal. two thirds july
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SC. only for a Picnic ClcAr.
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Personals and Briefs.

The following are the directors elected
by the National Bank OF Virginia: T.. O.
Noting, Thomas w. McCance. James T.
Gray, James w. Allison, II. NJ. Logan, II.
A. Claiborne, Claiborne Watkins, l.. Il.
Tatum, and o. +. Weisigcr.
Mr. =. j. Burton has prepared and Mr.
Keenan, published a valuable little book
containing biographical sketches OF the
Governor. Lieutenant-G Governor, Attorney
General, and all members OF the General
Assembly.
A white man named David Jones fell off
the bridge connecting Belle Isle and Rich
mond Tuesday evening and was killed.
Jones had not been long In the city, was
from Pennsylvania, and had been lately
working rs an extra hand at Belle Island.
A triangular fight is now being made for
Judge ChiIton's place for corporation Judge
OF Alexandria. Major Meade had the in
side track from the first. Last night a
heavy delegation from Alexandria came TO
press Mr.. Doc. W0odson's CLAIMS. Judge
Sangstcr will probably be the winning
man, il is now said.
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Total intcrcst. ......s 1,045
Total principal, July l, 1868 .s89I41,2.

Interest-July /, 1868:
Past due January /, 1861, and
still uncalled f0r............"....s 1,O45.lS3 OF
Accrued between January /,
49O9,533 O7
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infeTest:
From July l. 1863, to July l,
1871. inclusive, on el,ol5,- o,,oo %
1884. sterling. at per cents 026'l35 -
on S2O,77s,sOs.62, dollar-bonds 90, ooo
at per cent...............'..''.. S''fo'c~o II
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-15

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