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Arsenic Pills by the Pint.

ia. Smith, Gainesville, Ca, merchant,
says .For years was victim to the COM
bined effects Of erysipelas aud an aggra-
vated type OF eczema that bafiied all medi-
cal skill. / consulted the very best physi-
clans in the United States TO no good pur-
pose. gave every patent medicine that
was recommended faithful trial and re-
ceived no benefit. took large quantities
Of potash and pint cup full Of arsenic pills.
The patent medicine, pills, and potash mix
lures fed instead OF curing the disease.
They destroyed my appetite and wrecked
my system. lost flesh and enegy. lost
three years from my business, and spent
%, 900 In fruitless effort to regain my
health. At last. when began to consider
my case hopeless, commenced taking s. s.
s., and in short time was entirely cured.
/ waited year after cure was effected.
and continued TO take Swift's Specific of
and on as sort Of safeguard, before was
willing to make public this marvellous
cure. Being assured beyond the possibiIi-
ty OF doubt that the cure was permanent,
| wrote this history OF my case for the
benefit Of my fellow-men.
" My skin Is now rs smooth as II was when
a boy. weigh more than l ever did IN
my life, and my general health was never
better. / passed through last winter
(Which was an unusually cold one) without
losing single day from my business. For
the last twelve months | have had no re-
turn Of the erysipelas IN any shape Of form,
or any touch OF eczema"
Treatise on Blood and Skin-Diseases
mailed free.
Tha Swift Specific Company, Drawer 8,
Atlanta, Ga, 159 west Twenty-third street,
New York, and 1905 Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia.
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Sinking Fund for Coupons.

The following very important act to pro-
vide sinking fund for tax-receivable cou-
pom bonds is published for the benefit OF
all interested. The act became q law on
the 14th Of March Of this year:
Whereas II Is the intention Of the General AS
sembly, far they have the power, To cause the
basis of settlement provided in the act entitled an
share of the debt created before, and actually eX-
listing at the time of the partition OF her territory
and resources, and to provide for the Issuance o,
bonds covering the same, and the regular and
prompt payment of interest thereon, approved
February IL. 1882. to apply alike 10 all the hold
ers of the bonds OF the State; and whereas many
of the holders Of the bonds have not accepted the
provisions OF said act, by reason whereof IL has
been impossible to prevent coupons being paid
Into the Treasury for axes, the holders OF the tax
receivable coupon bonds IN that way enforcing the
payment Of higher rate of Interest than Is pro-
vided by the above recited act therefore,
l, Be 10 enacted by the General Assembly o.
Virginia, That the Second Auditor shall open an
account in his Office, to he known as the tax.r
ceiyaele- coupon- bond sinking-fund account, In
which he shall be required to enter the number
amount, and date of each coupon that nav be
paid into The Treasury for taxes; and he shall as
certain what amount of each of such coupons thai
may thus be paid into the Treasury would have
been payable under the act recited In the pream'
Bile TO this act. Ii the bond from which the coupon
was clipped had been funded nnder said act
which amount. 50 asceriained, he shall dedue
from the amount Of the coupon, and the balance
remaining shall be charged TO the bond froif
which the coupon was clipped, as payment upoi
the principal Of such bond, and shall be deductet
from the same AZ maturity.
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Grays, Annual Celebration.

The Richmond Grays yesterday had their
annual celebration and parade. The COM
pany is an ornament to the First Virginia
regiment, and yesterday turned out nearly
half hundred men in fatigue uniform
blue blouse-coats and white pants. In
their movements they ELECTED, as they al
ways do, the most favorable comment, and
presented a most soldierly appearance.
Under the immediate command OF Lieu.
tenant James T.. Phillips, the command
moved from the Regimental Armory at
$50 O'Clock to point outside OF the cor
porate limits and back Of the almshouse.
Here the annual tsrget-practice took place,
with the following result: First prize
the company's medal-was won by Pri-
yate w. w. Weeks; second prize COM
pany's monogram pin-by Private I'll. L..
ilees; and third prize-monogram pin
by Lieutenant 4. l.. Spence.
The command afterwards returned to
the CITY and paraded the principal streets.
At o'clock the Grays sat down to an ex-
cellent banquet in Sxnger Hall, prepared
in Mr.. Zimmerman's best style. An hour
or two was greatly enjoyed In discussing
the palatable delicacies, after which the
company dispersed, having spent most
pleasant day.
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ruled 1t, and sentenced .he parties accord
ingly. b. A. Hancock and Meade Haskins
represented the Commonwealth, and w.
+. &. Gregory the defence.


The boulevard leading from the new
eseryoir to Broad street Is near COM
pletlon. The work Is being pushed rapidly
forward, and In order to obtain sufficient
earth for the same q number Of streets
crossing this improvement are being cut
through and graded.
John Mortimer O'Brien, formerly OF
Richmond, died in Baltimore Wednesday /;
aged forty.one.
Whitby," the beautiful estate OF the late
A. ID. Williams, in Chesterfield county, was
sold on Wednesday by his executors,
Messrs. Apbin l.. Boulware. James Plea
SAINTS, ard N. W. Bowe, to Mr.. John T.
Long, Of New York, for 90, l,25O.
The Finance Committee will hold meet
ing this evening in the Council chamber at
O'Clock.
Will. Henry Ware, of Gloucester county.
convicted OF voluntary manslaughter and
was received at the prison yesterday also,
r. ID. Bleyins, Of Grayson county, sen-
fenced to three years in the penitentiary
for forgery.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, A. F. and A. NJ,
holds its regular communication tonight
at a o'clock at st. Adams Hall. Election
Of officers will be held.
The Richmond correspondent Of the
New York Dramatic Netos, among other
paragraphs in his this weeks letter, h the
following: "The four hundred and twen-
ty-first weekly musicale Of the Mozart As
sociation took place on the 5th instant be-
fore an unusually good audience for such
extremely warm weather. The programme,
while brief. was replete with brilliant Sc
lections. The principal numbers after the
opening overture by the amateur orchestra,
which was well rendered, were First, a duo,
piano and violin, Fantasia Pastorale, by
Mis-, Marie Cowardin and her tutor, Prof.
p. A. Martini, which was exceedingly well
rendered and received a hearty applause (;
next, Miss Lizzie f. Arbuckle, q charming
soprano vocalist, very sweetly sang the
Waltz Song, by Arditti, and was enthusi-
astically encored.'
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Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance (Dr. Lancaster in charge,
was called about ! O'Clock yesterday morn
ING to the corner OF Nineteenth and Dock
streets to a cOlored man who fell THROUGH
the hatchway OF vessel and sprained his
hin. He was taken TO the almshouse for
treatment.
About $3.50 o'clock the ambulance was
called to Metzger's barrel-iactOry, Nine
teenth and Cary streets, to a colored man
who was suffering from epilepsy. He also
was taken to the almshocse for treatment.
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Youth Drowned.

About 8 O'Clock yesterday evening An
thony NJ. X. Hannah, son OF Mr, James
NJ. Hannah, who II superintendent Oh
Gamble's-Hill Park, was drowned In the
canal near Fifth street.
Yesterday morning young Hannah TOOK
part in the Corpus Christi procession al
ST. Peters Cathedral. In the evening ne
went down TO the canal to bathe, out
had not gone IN. but was preparing
10 do so, when in an unlucky mo-
ment he stepped upon sunken boat
which was covered with slippery mud and
lost his footing and tumbled Into the
stream. His companions, unable to help
him saw him drown before their eyes.
Deceased was nine years and three
months OF age, and was bright and amia-
bic. His death Is a great, great blow 70
his family. 1t came upon them with such
suddenness that they could not at nrst re-
alixe their loss. oa ,v
The body was recovered and viewed oy
fhe Coroner.
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The Planters and Mechanics Bank, OF
Petersburg.

The Acknowledgement Tuesday moved
the City Circuit Court for judgment against
the Planters and Mechanics Bank OF Pc
tersburg and its sureties for money due the
State and there deposited at the time OF
the banks suspension.
The matter was postponed until yester-
day. when the case was argued before Judge
Wexford by Messrs. Budd, Davis, and Nc
kinney for defendants, and Messrs. String
fellow and Pegram on behalf OF the Com
monwealtb, Attorney General Blair having
been called away by the sudden and serious
illness OF his wife. After hearing argu-
ment the Court quashed the motion in the
cases of II. b. Parker, john Z. Drake. j.:
r. Young, and the bank, on the ground oil
insufficient notice.
Tn the cases OF &. B. Eanes, b. A. Davis,
and George Perkinson, other sureties Tor
the States deposit in the bank, Judgment
was entered for the full amount deposited,
S135, 5,373.35 and costs. I'll,
II Is understood that proper notice VIII
be served at an early day on the snretles
released this time by reason OF insufficient
notice,
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Circuit Court.

The City Circuit Court was engaged
yesterday In trying the case OF Isaiah
Holmes tcolored) Us. the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad.
Some time ago Holmes was run over by
a locomotive on this road, and the conse-
quence was one OF his legs had to be am
putated. He sued for $4,000, and was
represented by Edgar Allan, Esq. The
defendant company was represented by
Charles L. Williams, Esq.
The case was given to the jury about
5:3O p. NJ. They returned in about twenty
minutes with a verdict for the defendant.
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Marriago OF bishop Petsrkin.

Bishop Peterkin, Of West Virginia, son
Of Rev. Dr. Peterkin Of this city, was mar
ried Yesterday evening to Miss Marian M
Stewart, daughter Of John Stewart, ESQ.,,
oi Henrico county. A large number Of
ladies and gentlemen from this city went
oft 10 the marriage, which took place af
Emmanuel church, about three miles from
the city. The church was handsomely and
tssteirilly decorated with choicest towers.
Among the distinguished guests were
the Count Won Borcke and the friends who
sccompany him on his southern tour.
AitAr the marriage q brilliant reception
was held at the residence OF the brides
father.
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Manchester.

The June term OF the Hastings Cour
begins Monday. All OF the officers elected
at the May election will qualify ut this tern
OF the court.
The closing exercises OF the public
schools OF this city will take place at Drew.
ry's mansion to-day, with the programme
heretofore published. The exercises will
commence promptly at IL O'Clock.
The following is the programme Of the
closing exercises OF the colored schools,
which take place Monday at Manchester
Park, on the Petersburg turnpike near the
city: The exercises will commence 1t IL
O'Clock, and will be opened with prayer
by Rev. A. Binga, Sr., father Of Rev. A.
Binga. Jr., principal Of the schools. Es-
says will then be read by several scholars
OF the High School, and addresses will be
delivered by u. NJ. Stewart and Z. A..
Randolph, OF Richmond. The latter will
present six medals-two from Rev. A..
Binga, Jr., two from j. ii. Blackwell, one
from NJ. V. Edwards, and one from j.
Roane; all OF whom are teachers. The
two last named will present books also.
Certificates will be presented by Superin-
tendent Z. Z. Howle. The rest OF the day
will be spent IN amusements.
The City Council will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the Council chamber
at 8 O'Clock tonight.
The river, in consequence Of the recent
rains, was somewhat swollen yesterday and
was quite muddy.
There were no cases in the Mayors
Court yesterday.
SENT TO THE EPESfTENIIARY.
The County Court Of Chesterfield has
been engaged for the last two days In the
trial OF Mike Quigley and Oakley Allen for
a malicious assault on John Larkin, ct Ber-
ruda Hundred. on April I'd last. Yester-
day the Jury found the parties guilty, and
ascertained Mike Qulgley's punishment at
two years In the penitentiary and 9 fne Of
$50 against Oakley Allen. A motion was
made for new .rl:l, bu. the cor:t over.
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Vsrpintas Reinforced.

The Virginias will be back on the morn
ing of the 14th, and will play the Trentons
q series of three games. The boys have all
been. more or less, sick during their trip,
but the manager writes that all are now
well except Morgan.
DOYLE has secured two valuable men in
Larkin and Shay. The latter caught game
on the 10th, and Doyle says he played
spIendidly. These new men, it Is ex-
pected, will strengthen the team wonder
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ONCE MORE DEFEATED.
The virginIas Beaten by " Rousing Batting =
at Trenton Yesterday.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
TRENTON. n. j., June 12.-The Virginias
lost to-day's game through the Trenton's
rousing batting rather than by errors In
the field. Myers drove the ball for home
run in the fifth inning, and Smith hit for
three bases. Nine singles besides were
made of Doyle. The visitors found Murphy
hard to hit. Johnston and StrattOn, how
ever, made each three-bagger; bat STRAIT
ton was thrown OFT at the plate afterward
when he tried 10 score On Glenn's fly,
which Williams held.
Doyle was left on base every time he
batted. 1t was in the eighth ipniDg that
StrattOn made bis three.bagger, and as
none were out, the visitors hoped to tie
the score. Their hopes were dashed by a
double play by Williams and Quinton.
Brouthers caught five fys in the right
field.
The score is as follows:
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Heurica Items.

The HenricO County Court was not In
session yesterday, but will meet again to-
day, when Emily Fultz will be tried Tor
infanticide.
There will be q called meeting OF the
Board OF Supervisors at the courthouse
Saturday at 12 o'clock.
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New Policemen.

Alta meeting of the Police Commission
ers held yesterday evening all the members
OF the force whose terms expire July lst
were reelected, with the exception OF
Messrs. Lewis Nj. Carter and G. ii. T..
Duerring who offered their designations.
To I'LL these vacancies Il. IL. Huntington
and Charles l.. Butler were elected.
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Public Schools.

The public schools Of the city, with the
exception Of the High School, all close to-
day.
The commencement exercises OF the
Colored Normal School will be held at
Ebenezer church tonight.
The commencement exercises OF the
High School will take place at the Rich
mond Theatre on Monday night.
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" Monday MoOnIights J I"
DUTCH GAP.

Steamer Ariel every Monday night
Leave at 1880 p. NJ. Return l0:30 L. NJ.
Music, dancing, refreshments.
Street-cars connect both going AID re-
turning.
Delightful Family Excursions. Perfect
order. No improper persons allowed.
10 cents. Fare only so cents.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
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True Bills Found.

The grand jury yesterday found in four
teen cases true bills against X. l.. Maury
for unlawfully selling tax-receivable cou-
pons cut from the bonds OF the Common
wealth without license for so doing. The
cases will be tried at the July term OF the
Hastings Court.
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Tho Mozart Concert.

The full, rich tones of the Knabe Con-
cert Grand Piano were never more fully
tested than by Mr.. Bauer last evening.
The piano met fully the requirements OF
the player. Ramos Il Moses are the agents,
and supplied the instrument.
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SAVED HER LIFE.
Rtnor. Mclxrosu Corxrv. @

RIDGE, MclSrosH COUNTY, GA.
DR.. j. Brodfeld: Dear sir,-I have taken sew.
eral bottles Of your Female Regulator for disease:
of sixteen years. standing, and REALLY BKLIEvf
IAN CURED ENTIRELY, for whict please accept
my heartfelt thanks and most profound gratitude
know your medicine saved my life, 50 you see
cannot speak too highly In its favor. have
recommended it TO several Of my friends who ar,
suffering as was.
Yours very respectfully,
MRS. w. +. sTEBBINS.
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Yesterday afternoon about O'CLOCK =
row occurred among lot ot colorea
females living In Hargrove's factory yaIu'
near Twenty.elgbth and Main eIree.s'
during which Lsura Smith and MaFia WI. y
Inns were cut With razor. Tne iof'He'
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was wounded IL the left shoulder and
side. and the latter in the left shoulder.
keziah Burks, who is charged with doing
the cutting, made her escape. After the
afIray the wounded women went TO the
First police-station and had their wounds
dressed by DIR. Lancaster, from the aims
house, who was summoned for the pur-
pose. They were carried to their home, at
the corner OF Twenty-seventh and Main
streets. Neither Of the parties were Sc
riouslY hurt.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

j. III. VALENTINE, household and kitchen fur
niture, 1927 Main street. at 10Y o'clock A. VI.
r. ". CHAFFIN & CO., farm 437 acres, called
Fort Darling, six miles below Richmond, at /
Il. NJ.
i. B. COOK, groceries, crockery, &C., ut 1923
Main street, at 10 A. VI.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, two-stOry brick house
1909 Floyd street, at $50 +. VI.
WILLIAM JENKINS, ~ p. NJ, bananas, Of
anges, and lemons.
f. B. COOK. GA. NJ. at store, household furni-
ture, groceries, pianos, cigars, &c.
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Received from Howard Swineford, agent
for fire. and life-insurance companies,
"The Handy Companion for Constant
Useo: a book for daily consultation
Truly A valuable work.
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Jackson, at 800 Broad street, has the
largest stock OF China, Crockery, Gla.s-
ware, &C., &C., be has ever had, and sells
at low prices. Agent for the Adams q
Westlake celebrated 0il-Stoyes.
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SAVE MoNHY BY having your printing dens st
the DISPATCH PRUrfNo.Hocsx. Good work'
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TESTED QUARTER OF A CENTURY-IT
STANDS UNRIvALLED.
LAGRANGE, GA

LAGRANGE, GA.
DR.. J. BradfeId, Atlanta, Ga. Dear Sir,-I
take pleasure In stating that have used for the
last twenty years, the medicine you are now put
ting mp, known as Dr. Bradfeid's Female RegD-
lator. and consider IL the best combination ever
gotten together for the diseases for which II is
recommended. With kindest regards l am, re-
spectfully,
w. L. FERRELL, NJ. ID.
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ME BUFFALO-GAP SPRINGS HO.
HOTELS.

DARROTT'S FARiSH HOTEL, CHAR
i LOTTESVILLE, VA, in the centre Of the
city, opposite the public square. Rates, ~ to 1880
per day. Largest and best-arranged Hotel In
Charlottesville Large, airy rooms. Excellent ia
bles. With every assurance of giving satisfaction,
we solicit the travelling public 10 give US a call.
Special rates for boarders Omnibus attends all
trains. W. j. PARROTT.
Ne 4-eOd3m owner and Proprietor.
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Roy Killed by q Rail-.

=
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June ia dis
oatcb to the Press from Allentown, Pa,
says: Joseph Coyle, a thirteen-year-old lad
while playing baseball to-day, was struck
in the stomach by the ball, and after stag
geri1p short distance fell over dead.
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vlrginias...... :. . 2 o 3 0 81
Earned runs-Trcnton. 8; Virginia, |. Home
runs-Myers, /. Three-base hits-Smith, STRAIT
tOn and Johnston. Passed balls-Quinton, z :;
Shay, 2. Wild pitches-Murphy; 2; Left on
base-Rach,7. First base on bails-xlrglnla,
Struck oat-Trenton, A; Virginia, D.. Double
plays-Wilams, Qunton. Nash, Smiley, and
Powell, Umplre-Mr. Curry.
Time Of game, hour and AS minutes.
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New Baseball park I'm Norfolk.

TSptcIa1 1tCgIdm 20 INC DIspl'V"'T
NORFOLK, Va, June 12.-The new base
ball park OF the Gymnasium Club was
opened this afternoon in the presence OF
1,2OO people. The game was between the
Nationals, of Old Point, and the Norfolks,
and the latter won by score OF to o.
The next games will he with the Virginias,
OF Richmond, on the 18th and 18th In
cfant
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Other Games.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
Washington: st. Louis, 1S; Washing
tons, 2.
Providence: Brown University, Ia
Dartmouth Colleges.
New York: Toledos, 8; Metropolitans,
4. Philadelphias, / New Yorks, 0.
Brooklyn: Brooklyns, 2; Columbus. 3.
Pittsburg: Alleghenys, D; Cincinnatls,
7.
Philadelphia Athletics, IL; Indianapo-
lis,
baltimore: Baltmores, 4; Louisvilles,
4. (Thirteen innings.)
st. Louis: st. Louis Unions, 3; Cincln-
natl Unions. 2.
Buffalo: Buffalos, G; Clevelands, 0.
An uImptre Roughly Handled I'm Hal.
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W. L. FERRELL, NJ. ID.
ATLANTA, GA

"A
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