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school. FOR GIRLS.

MISSES MaryAnn and Catherine E. A lien will
IfI open School for Girls at No. | Cover
nor street. on the Isl day Of September next
They will teach all the branches OF an English
edncalion-and it will be their main object SO 10
explain and illustrate their instruction, as 10 i'm
part 10 their pupils thorough understanding Of
what they may learn, so that their minds as well
as their memories may be properly exercised and
improved. Strict attention will be paid 10 the
morals and manners of their pupi!s-and their
mother will always lend her aid 10 maintain a
mild bu, effective discipline in The school.
The Misses A. will be much obliged by receiv-
ing early applications from those who intend TO
send their children or wards 10 their School.
July 25-W5Ws
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHM oND.
High Water this day, July IS, a, . o'clock, A. M.
ARRIVED,

Steamer Curtis Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
Schr. Union, Hughes, Philadelphia, Sunlries,
10 Webb, Bacon & Co. J. II. Tripeu & Son. J.
Winston, w. Anderson, Drinker & Morris, S.
Bonavila, Edmond q Davenport, Vanew, Smith
&Co.
Schr. Nassau, Matthias, New York, sundres, 10
Paueson & Burr, Putney Watts, Fl. Lyman,
Gaynor, Wood & Co, Workman McGrudeI q
Co, Davenport & Allen, w. Taylor, Boyd, Ed
mond & Co., A. Leslie, G. w. heesee 90,
G. W. Dickson, Hooker s. Osborn, g. w. Cox,
Warwick, Bro & Co., Fry & Co., Smith & Har-
wood, J. Thompson s. Co, J. Bosher, J. Goode
Royall & Morgan, Biniord & Porter, d. l. Smith,
A. Duval Il Co, L. Nj. Lee, w. Palmer, II. a.
Wait, Dunlop, Moncure & Co, J. H. Eustace Q
Son, L. 4 c. Ellis, Webb, Bacon q 20, >. I.
Dove, It. r. Price, w. Ritter, Isaac Davenport,
Jones g. Winston, J. C. Crane, Deane Brown
Sam'l S. Myers & Co., Williams & Haxail, ).
A. Lancaster q Co, w. Fremont, +; II. Ami
don, L. D. Crenshaw & Co., J. n. Gordon.
Schr. Harriet, Chase, Boston. sundr,es;
Schr. Lady Clinton, Cramer, \. York, ballast.
Schr. Constitution, Melton, Fall River, ballast
Schr. Madawaska, B!en, Boston, plaster,
Schr. w. ID. Borden, Funnel, n. York, ballast
CLEARED,
Brig Selma, Jackson, for Pernambuco and
market, with -four.
Brig IIenrico, on Pagan Creek.
Brig Erie, of Point Shoals.
Schr EImira Rogers off Ferry.
Bosrox, July 2l-Arrived, schr. w. w. Wycr,
Adams, from Richmond.
New YoRk, July 23-Arrived, schr II. Thomp-
son, Corson, from Richmond.
NORFOLK July 23-Arrived, schr. Providence,
Kirwan, from Baltimore bound TO Richmond
In Hampton Roads-shp Richard Anderson,
Bennett, from James River for Liverpool. The
brig Erie, GunbY from Baltimore, went mp James
River Ibis morning; ship Brooklyn, Richardson,
from New York on Monday.
Ship Rob Roy Drummoad from Havre for
Virginia. was spoken June 2lsi, lat 43, long. 80.
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lsaWley Springs.

' 4 Wild w dtcIlliS flace, now become somewhat
J. famous in this par OF Virginia. was OPEN
Ell Tor The reception Of v,ilcrS on the first Of july
under The superintendent oil The subscribers, who
are the proprietors OF The establishment.
We take this opportunity Of assuring the visit
er, of former years, and he general public, who
may visit Rawley, ciihe for health or pleasure,
that every sort oil indu>t; and attention will be
constantly devoted Ia the comfort and accommo-
daiion oi The company.
Good Music will add 10 the gaely Of The ar
and young; whilst Pack OF Stag Hounds may
contribute something 10 III delights of those who
love The more robust pleasures ofthe chase
The subscribers are incompetent 10 give par
,icular scientific desrripionri The Rawley waters,
that will be forthcoming in The Report OF the
learned Dr. Rogers, on the Medicinal Waters of
the Sta,c-yel we cannot lo!bear 10 speak OF some
of lis properties, and from long acquaintance
with it, of its general results on all persons, in all
states of health. The water is universally adj
United 10 be the strongest and most pure Chaly-
beate in the State, and hence The Physicians OF
the more Western Springs advise their patients
u spend some time here on their way nome, 10 be
strengthened b. This powerful ionic. In all cases
Of general debility il is the thing exactly. In
dyspepsia, liver and drops;cal complaints, il has
hecn found very cilicaciuus-hut is most power
ful displays have been in The moderation and
cure o; diseases 10 which The female sex is recu-
iarly subject; and in that view has been sought
by the people in The reishboIhocd for more than
twenty years. II may not be improper 10 add,
that we have been informed by Professor Rogers,
OF the University OF Virginia, that the proportions
Of iron, lnagnesia and sulphur in This water are
great.
These Springs are in the county CT Rocking
ham, twelve miles Yves, of Harrisonburg, stu-
ated on The first table land in The great North
Mountain, and about two hundred and fifty feet
above The hase-and is almost as remarkable for
lis invisora,ing, bracing, elastic atmosphere, as
for The sanalive qualities Of lis waters.
IT There are now al The Springs number
OF visl,ers
Conveyances 10 The Springs can be had at any
time from Mrs Pollock's Hotel, in iarrsonhure
Va. SITES, MILLER & FRY.
July 25-c3t
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slN.00O CanitaI.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
No So, TO be drawn at Wilmington, on Sa-
lurday, August ,, drawing received on Monday,
the 4th, al Richmond 70 Nos - drawn
GRAND CAPITALS: | Grand Capta of $50 600,
splendid priz. OF 1000, do. do. 5000, do. do
1000, 20 do. do 800, 20 do. do $50, % do.
do 100, l00do. do. 1000, &c, &c.
IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets only SIS; halves
80 quarters IS. Certificate OF whole tickets
1871 dollars; halves 90; quarters as.
Besides The above Lotteries, we have smaller
ones, with capitals from TO $40, 900; tickets from
10 dollars. drawing every day.
Packages or certificates OF tickets in The above
splendid schemes, on the most reas enable terms
For other schemes call at the Office.
For grand capitals and prompt pay, address
Z. w. PURCELL,
July 25 Richmond, Va.
TN CHAECERY-VlR GISI. AT rules held
L in the Clerks Office of Northampton County
Court, on The 10Th day of July, 1915:
John ker, administrator Of Sarah Ker, deceas-
Cd, Plaintiff
agains,
Hillary B. stringer, and Leonard 3. Noting
ham, executor Of Elizabeth T. Stringer. deceas.
ed, Defendants
The defendant, Hillary p. Srrnger cot having
entered his appearance, and happening by sails
factory evidence that lie is not an inhabitant Of
this Commonwealth: Ills ordered, that The said dc
PENDANT Hillary b. Stringer, do appear here al
The rules 10 be holden for he said Cour on the
first Monday in October next, and answer the bin
oil the plaintiff; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper Published
in the City OF Richmond, for two months success
sivev and that another copy be posted at The
front door Of The Court House OF this county.
A Copy. Tesfe,
OTIS ID pDCEpc ~ ~ ~
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A SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who yery {
n Gently graduated at one Of The best irai.
lions OF the country, wishes 10 obtain a situate
as Teacher. lie has some experience, an! '
be employed either as Principal OF Assslal.
an Academy, or 10 take charge Of CONF
school. A situation in any Of the Soulher
Western States, il il be in Il healihv section, q
an intelligent community, will not lie obecicri
bic. Satisfactory testimony OF his schoiarh.
and moral character can be given. lie is rt:
To take charge Of the school Immediately, q
desired, will commence il with The ensuing y,i
Letters directed 10 3. d., Thornsburg Spolsy'y,
MIA comfy, Va, postage paid, will receive Prom
attention. July l5-CWiw
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COL. VOSE.


We are panied 10 learn that Col. JOSIAH w.
Voss, while commanding The evening parade OF
The troops al The IT, S. Barracks, was seized with
I'll OF sickness and expired before he could be
carried 10 his quarters Hsdi>ease was ossifca-
lion oil The heart The Courier thus notices him:
Col. Vosc was 81 years oiage, and command
cd The fourth Regiment L. S. Infantry. He had
been in The service thirty three years, having en-
tered it in The year 1872, in expectation oithe war
with Great Britain. He saw much active ser
vice, and distinguished himself By his bravery
and good conduc, in the sangunary actions
which were Tough, on The Canadian frontier, Tor
which he was oreve,cd. His death IS deeply
deploled by his fellow-solders, who respected
him for his many and correct department, and
loved him FIR his kindness and goodness of heart.
TotEc corps be commanded, ana 10 the service in
general, his death, al this moment, when he was
about 10 enter once more upon career OF active
duly, is peculiarly severe. To his numerous
family ihe loss lhey have sustained is rreparable.
We presume he will bc buried with the honors
due 20 his rank nihe army, and his merits as a
soldier and man-[.N. o. 1hopc.
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LOUIS p. ROGERS, Q. y. e.
July lS-cw2m


TN CHANCERY-VIRoNTA AT rules held
i in The Clerks Office OF Northampton County
Court, on the l0,h day OF July, 1915:
John Adams, Plaintiff:
against
Hillary S:ringer and Leonard B. Noting.
ham, executor Of Elizabeth T. S,ringer, dcceas-
ed, Defendants.
The defendant, Hillary e. Sirirger, no, having
entered his appearance, and II appearing By sa-
tisiaclory evidence that he is moi an inhabant of
this Commonwealth !, is ordered, that the said
The rules 10 be holden for The said Court. on the
first Monday in October next, and answer The bill
OF The plaintiff; and that copy of This order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the City OF Richmond, for two months success
sively, and iaat another copy be posted at The
font door OF The Court House Of this county.
a Copy. Tes;e
LOUIS P. ROGERS, G. y. c.
July e--cw2m
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BEirsn PHILANTHROPY ILLUSTRATED Nolhing
illustrates The hypocrlica philanthropy OF '"s
British nation, so much, says the True oun, as
It's professions oil anxiety TO famiarixe Inc Ci''-
nese with the habits of modern civilization. She
has not only forced The Introduction OF opium ih'o
China against The solemn edicts OF that govern
ment, and compelled the brother Of The Moon 10
"pay several millions for daring 10 defend The IN
tesry OF his own laws, but has established al last
at Hong Kong houses for smoking opium under
certain regulations The houses 10 be open from
daylight until 10 o'clock al night-fo 0e et0sea on
Sunday" What virtue The Introduction INTO
such houses Of weapons, firearms, or instruments
OF any kind BY which death might be produced,
is prohibited under severe penalties, as IS me sale
OF opium BY retail in other houses. The British
government is moi only resolved TO poison Inc Chi
nese, but 10 monopoize the business OF poisoning
so as /" do il eteclually and al profit And This
is British philanthropy
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Alta Court of Monthly Session held for the
n county Of Louisa, The Courthouse thereof,
on Monday, July the 18th, 1875
On the motion of DR.. Benjamin NJ. Francisco,
Distribute of The Estate Of Henry Lawrence,
Decd the Court doth order that all persons who
may have claims against The said decedenf, do
exhbitthc same 10 his Administrator, Capt. VIM.
T. Lipscomb within seventy days from this time,
for se,llemeni-and that a copy of this order be
published for eight weeks successfully in some
Richmond newspaper, and posted at The door of
this Court. house for two several court days.
A Copy-Tesle:
July 25-wSw JOHN HUNTER, C..
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, JuLY "a.

RICHMOND MARKETS, July "a.
ToBAcco- Receipts small, but the breaks sun
continue foil. Since our last the market mas peeh
very active for all descriptions, and quotations
fully sustained. We quote Jugs s. % 5 w;
common leaf3 rs a 90; middlins $ 90 w;
good 5oa 9 90; extra manufacturing 10 W
20 co. (See sales in another part oil lhis uay
paper,)
FLouk-S5 for new, so for old.
WngAT-95 a 100 cents, according to quality.
Com Is cents per bushel.
Uars-35 cents per bushel from wagons ana
depot.
In other articles there has been no change.
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.


WAS committed to the jail cf this ccuH.,
w the fifth day oil this month SegioAl
who calls himself JAMES ALLEN, am :; :
he belongs 10 Ezekiel Speed of Abbeylll' !
tric', South Carolina. James is abou! y =.
oil age. five feet FIVE or six inches high. i,
bowlegged, and lille deaf he is OF bright ~.
cake complexion, and very intelligent; le :
10 be well acquainted with the travelling y. 7.
through North and South Carolina, Ge9's !.
Alabama, having, as he says, travelled I G'.
those States with his former master &C.
Nixon, who, he says, is Negro-'faGeh -.
The owner or owners Of sand slave, - ;,
quested 10 come forward prove pfof+'n;, ~
charges, &C., otherwise he vii be dweN wa
the law directs.
J. THOMPSON, Jr, laiiof'
Goochland Court House, 'iis'A'"
Nav 27-cwSw
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$40. OOO! 80 ofI.5OO.

Grand Consolidated, No. So,
To be drawn al Wilmington July 26-drawing
received in Richmond on Monday, July %.
Is numbers, IL drawn.
Capitals: $50 900, 10000, G,l97, 1000, $500
5000, 1000 SO Of 500, 300 and $50
Tickets 10 dollars; halves 5; quarters2 so.
Packages Of whole Tickets S1220-warranted to
draw ZOE. A Certificate will be sent Tor llS dol
lars-shares i'm proportion
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g.. Nv. PurcclI'S

EXCHANGE AND LOTTERY OFFICE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
T RESPECTFULLY present 10 my old friends
L and correspondents, the following Grand
Schemes, 10 be drawn soon. Remember, on all
orders enclosing cash or prize tickets no postage
need be paid.
81 Orders in all cases confidential, and an
sweredb By return mail, when addressed TO
C. W. PURCELL
r Richmond W,
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n O r. 4 C. l.,

The subscriber having disposed Of his $40
Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c, 10 Mcss,s g
& Sizer, for The purpose OF settling up r. z
ness, would particularly call The attention OH
indebted 10 him 10 calf and settle their asccs.
as soon as possibe-being determined 10 q
my late business with as liule dclay as rrs
cable, farther indulgence cannot be giyer Z
those having claims against me will pre-
them at my late stand, where can he eeI,,:
found. |. @. austin
Richmond Jnlv 23 IS.5 div
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NOTICE.

NOl II.
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
IL Office II and &c, Wall strecl. Capital
100000; surplus, $4,000
The losses of this company, BY the recent cor
Aagraion, are estimated at 10000 dollars. II is
believed that there will remain 100000 dollars Of
This capital after paying all the losses
The Company continues 10 make nsarances.
as heretofore r. HAYENS. Pre,,t
LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secy.
New York, July 81, 1915.
For the information OF The public, and more
particularly for all persons insured by The Hor-
ard Insnr'@ee Company ~ Ncw York, we insert
the above notice
During long connection with this Comrany.
we can confidently state, thai every transaction
has met our entire appreciation, and We ,.ow have
no hesitation in recommending a continuation of
public confidence.
All risks taken as heretofore, by
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CO., Ag's,
July 2o-3t Richmond, Va.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE
COLENBIAN COLLEGE.
TINE Chair of Pathology and Practice OF Me
i dicine in this Institution having become va
cant in consequence Of the death OF Professor
Sewall, tue Faculty have authorized The Dean 10
make known to The Medical Public, that they
will defer nominating successor to The Board
OF Trustees until The middle OF August,
Communications from gentlemen of the Pro-
fesson who desire to present their names as can.
ddales for The vacant Chair must be addressed
10 The Dean.
W. P. JOHNSTON, M. d., Dean.
July 25-c3t
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SITIiATI0N WANTEn

A GENTLEMAN, who has had several
n years experience in the higher branches
OF Teaching, wishes 10 obtain situation, either
10 take charge OF an Academy or an eligible Pri.
raie School. Testimonials OF the highest cha
racter can re given.
address (ro,'ags paii) he Editors Of The Rich
mond Enquirer. July Id.
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Emory & Henry College, Washington Coun'y
Atlhe recent commencement OF The above flour
ishing institution, the degree of Bachelor OF Arts
was conferred upon the following young gentle
men, members Of The Senior Glass, viz: James A.
Davis and John Z. Mitchell OF Smylh county;
VIM. B. Egan, Piusylvana county; Andrew J.
Fleming and Nath'l n. Fleming, Rowan county,
y. G.; WIN. L. Gannawav, Wyihe county; JAS
D. Gwyn, Surry county, N. c.. Rich'd n. Rives
and John w. Whilmore, Fayeue county, Tenn. !;
Sterling +. Waits, Albemar!c county, and Robert
II. Wyche, Granville county, \. c.
The honorary degree of Master OF AIS was
conferred on The Rev David r. McAnnally, Of
Knoxville, Tenn.
The nexl session OF The College will commence
on Thursday. the Dist Of August. The entire
expenses for board, tuition, washing and rooms,
do not exceed $iS 90 per session Of five months.
Probably no similar institution in The Stale is
more delightfully."- situated or more worthy of pub
lie patronage than this.
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The Amelia Snr;.,a.

TINE AMELIA SPRINGS are ~
l. for the reception Of vsiters. The nil -,
qualities Of The water is 50 well known ,h..'
Proprietor deems II unnecessary 10 allnds "I
but pledges himself 10 make this deGeb,fI :.
tering place an agreeable retreat for ali who =
visit them. Fare 10 correspond with The ,ms 80
June SI-cln F. A WIJJaON
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Iuly25
For RENT

The large and commodious brick dwell
fra ling, with garden attached, opposite
E.l.W Fort Harrison. To good and perma-
nent tenant the rent will be low, and the property
put in good repair
Also an office on Main street, suitable for
professional gentleman.
Also store, No. 8, Isles Row. Apply 10
GEO. w. TOLER,
July D Ag'land Coll'r, Lsle's Row.
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HOYT'S OFFICE.-Loltery draws in town
IL to-day Capital: 1000 dollars whole TICK
els dollar, halves so cents quarters % cts pack
ages can he had for almost nothing by applying
'o - HOYT"S OFFICE,
July25 No. Exchange.
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INSURANCE Lossss.-The Boston Transcript
says: Marine losses 10 a heavy amount have re-
Gently fallen upon tie several insurance offices in
Stale slree!. On sip Virginia, l06, 100 dclIaI>;
sip Gentover, 1900 dCliars; ship Centurion,
81 O00 dollars, am probably something on ship
Ten Brohers. from Galveston 10 Antwerp, burnt
al sea
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OPPOSITION AND ACCOMMODATE,

VI j Vel loAN l%ND hSSohl w.
For the Fauquier White sulphur Spring
N0k---a The subscribers having prccCs
Ma superior Troy built Coach. v.
good leans and sober and accommodating n
vrrs, will run from Fredericksburg 10 the SPIN,
throughout The season-leaving Frederics,tgt
every Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY, airt !
arrival of The cars from the Soulli and the RapI.
hammock Steamboat, and arriving al the SEtts
The evening OF The same days. This line tt
intended as an accommodation line, il he pase-
gers prefer it, will sleep Tor The night halt val
and reach the Springs 10 breasias, next moiuir,
II Every effort will be used by Tie pnpl.
tors 10 render this line agreeable 10 passengers
One OF them will always drive
gJ Fare through until further notice, So 8
II Passengers taken TO either OF the Hoe
free of charge.
QUISENBERRY, ROBERTS co.
Associates and Bnggies 10 Hifc-,he tesi.
Fredericksburg. QUlSENBERRI * CO
Fredericksburg July 2i-lm
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
IN III, Estate of John Shelton, Jr., deceased, of
Louisa county, are requested 10 make them
known, as am anxious 10 close The business of
The Estate. This notice will be plead at bar
against all claims no, presented in due time;
JNO. S. WOODSON, Admir-
IulV
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2s6tDu1omU asouqtttrer.
bilty DESTROYED millions Of property, and many

biliiy, DESTROYED millions Of property, and many
valuable lives.
On This occasion have 10 express my sla'. 81.
and deep admiration OF The hrc department, "I
members nj which labored with snch devotion anu
discipline. that finally lriumphet over the flames
The Brooklyn, Wiliamsburgh and Newark
Fire Departments were promptly on the ground
and materially assisted in arresiing The IRE. lhe
Chief Engineer Of the New Jersey RalI@a Ode ae-
spatched an express train iorhe engines OF New
ark, aud feel indebted for his promptness. y:
TX Chief Engineers Wenman, Gulitk ana NJ
ker, were early on the ground, and, win Messrs'
Ioffmire ant Purdy rendered important services
Yours, respectfully,
CORNELIUS V. ANDERSON,
July 81, 1915 Chief Engineer.
[Commillees we're appointed in each Board TO
investigate the facts
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TEACHER

II7ANTED. "A situation as Teacher, by gra..
w duaie of,Prnceton College. who has had
experience in lehchng and is qualified TO give in
>iruclon in all the branches preparatory to col
leg;a'e course, in The higher branches OF English
aud in French Communications stating the
runiber Of SCHOLARS, salary given, &c, and adj
dressed TO B. E., Charleslown, Jefferson county,
Virginia, will receive prompt attention. Sails
factory references can he given.
r. The Richmond Wing will copy the above
in their semi.weekly paper ior two weeks.
July l5-c4t
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July 95-(
SoUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW, Ju-

SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW, Ju-
- Is No, 1916.
Art l. Hon. Joel r. Poinseit, South Carolina.
,. F. D. Leon, Esq, Savannah, Georgia.
/" 3. Hon. B. F. Porter, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
4. VIM. S. Reynolds, M. d., Blackville,
South Carolina.
S. Josiah M. Mott, NJ. D., Mobile, Ala.
G. J. D. B. De Bow, Esq, Charleston, S.
Carolina.
Just received BY the Agents
July IS J. w. RANDOLPH & co.
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lEE'ECIiI.

APPOINTMENTS ny The PRESIDENT
Charles Ward, Of Maine, Us consul Of The I.
States for The isatl OF Zanzibar, in the dominons
OF The Sultan of Mlscat, in The place of Richard
+. Waters, recalled
John l.. Dawson, as Attorney Of The United
States for The Wesern District Of Pennsylvania,
in The place of WIN O'Ilara Robinson, removed.
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TTPPER APPOMATTOX COMPANY
y There will be meeting OF the Stockholders
in the Upper Appomauox Company, at Farm
vile, on Tuesday the l2lh day Of next month,
(Augusr,) for the purpose OF elecling Trustees,
aud lran>acting other business By order oi The
Board Of Justices. S. ID. MORTON,
July 22-c4t Clerk u. A. Company