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CiickaE,o,niny Farm.

NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE Al AUCTION.
TNHE subscriber intending 10 move West, will
i sell at auction. on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th
OF July next, at O'Clock, P. NJ the Farm on
which he resides, four miles from Richmond.
called "Ravenswood."
This farm was formerly the property of w. B.
DabDey, and is situated on Chckahominy River.
at IT'S intersection with the MechanicsviIe Turn
pike, one of The best roads in the State, and con
tains 1874 acres, about two-Ihirds OF which are
cleared and in cultivation, with scarcely an acre
OF poor land upon ii. Il is well adapted 10 the
growth oft the usual crops Of wheat, corn, oats and
The artificial grasses There are four or FIVE
springs CT excellent water upon il, and young or.
chards otihe most select fruits, besides a small
nursery Of budded peach trees, which will he res.
dy 10 transplant next fall. The building, ron.
sist OF dwelling with six rooms, kitchen with
two rooms, smoke house with cellar, negro houses
corn houses, barn, stable, carriage house, &c.
am authorized to say, that if the purchaser
desires i, he can add TO his farm tract Of The
same size, and originally part oft, immediate.
ly adjoining, without buildings.
Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase are respect.
fully invited TO examine The premises before the
day otsale. The subscriber is generally al home
and will take pleasure in showing the properly.
Terms of Sale:-One third of The purchase
money will be required in cash, the balance in {
and IL months; the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security, and deed Of trust on The pro
perry, 10 secure the credit payments. Possession
given The 5lh September.
July l-clds WIN. NJ. CARTER.
EOR SALE-Guaranteed Bonds OF the Jane,
i River and hanawha Comnanv-annIv n
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MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY
High Wafer this day, at >, p. NJ
--------'---------'-HssaH--' ----a= .s---.-s---=-
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr. Thomas II. Thompson, Wi.on g..
Boston, sundries. ~"
Schr. Richard Thompson, Townsend f,,,.
Fall River. ''''-
Schr. Joseph Marsh Pierce, from Newly.
Schr. w. w. Weir, Adams, Boston. SUM,
Schr. Home, Georgetown, d. c., cannon. T. !
r. Anderson.
Schr. II. Ingram, Philips, Baltimore. bri,:,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore 81,
dries.
Schr. Curlew, Rey, Baltimore, sunire,
Schr. Volunteer. Horton, lumber, 10 J. A I.sr
caster 6 Co.
schr. VIM. Henry, Calls, Thomas,on, lin. !.
Rankin & Whi,lock.
Schr. Richard II. Wyatt, Music, y. Carolj-,
grain.
Steamer Jewess, Sutton, Norfolk, passerse.,
SAILED
Schr. Hannibal, Lawrence, PHILADELPHIA ro.
Schr. Exit, Hodge, New York, coal
Schr. Eliza Ruckman, Belesworlh, New Yo,.
coal.
Schr. Mirror, Avery, New York, coal.
Schr. Tuscarora, Matthews, New YORK 50,
dries.
Schr Jubilee, Scransey, Baltimore. coal.
Schr. Caiharine Martha, Travis, Norfolk s.,
dries.
Schr. Perseverance, Grant, Newburypor, Goa
PoRr WALTuALL, June y.
Arrived, brig Caroline, Wolkmann mas,
from New York in ballast, 10 E. W. De Voss
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HOYT'S PRIZE oFFICE.-Drawing
LII Monongalia Lottery, Glass 2G:
q 20 "a 3 So s 60 67 81 CT 65 40.
Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 1853:
20 3 G5 27 S II 80 l6 6 80 "a 60 % IL.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 26:
81 25 80 81 IA so So % Is GS 4 20.
July
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By BISy. +. Butler, Nsw York.


But i, is moi 10 the public cause that all lis
thoughts are given. Weighty and instant as are
The duties Of the citizen to his country, JACKSON
remembers that he owes 10 his Maker higher
and more solemn responsibility. This sentiment
had been implanted in his youthful breast by a
mothers lessons and n mothers love. Ii had
been nourished by The example OF wle-one
Of the excellent OF the earth; hy providential
deliverances and favors, by the perusal of
the Book Of God, and by lbe instructions of
the pulpit Under the circumstances in which
he is now placed, these influences acquire
new, and, by The Divine blessing decisive
force. They lead him 10 The Garden and
the Cross; he seeks and he obtains the forgiveness
OF his sins; he avows before the world The hopes
he has received, and publicly enlisls in the army
OF the faithful. Henceorward he addicis him
self with child-like dociliiy 10 the duties and
privileges oil the Christian life. He finds in
Mem his chief enjoyment, and they produce in
him their appropriate eiec;s-peace wit God
forlitude in suffering patience and resignation in
the midst Of pain, serenity and hope in The pros
peci of his departure. And when at length the
final hour has come, how does il illustrate the hui
miliiy Of his character, The warmth Of his bene-
violence, the sincerity, the vigor OF his faith =
With prayers for his household, his friends, his
country; with words of instruction and of love
10 all around him; with entire reliance on the me-
riis OF his Redeemcr he commits, without muir
muir or sigh his immortal spirit 10 the God OF
his salvation, his perishing body TO the dust from
which it came.
Such, fellow-citizens, were the last moments Of
Andrew Jackson How unlike those usually as
signed by Poetry and Romance 10 their faded he.
roes. And yet, in The sober judgment OF en-
lish ened reason, not less sublime ana heroic than
if passed on the field OF battle and in the chariot
OF victory. The greatest Of all lriumphs is that
which is achieved over The last enemy; and this,
through the faith that is in Jesus, Jackson was
enabled TO achieve. The fires of the last day
shall consume the laurel wrealhs Of earth; mosl
Of them, indeed, will have wilhered ere il comes;
and all ever worn OF won, in the tide Of time,
would furnish no compensation for the loss Of a
single soul. But the chaplet awarded to the faith
full soldier of the cross, shall be crown of glory
'that fadelh not away" How poor, in compari-
son, the death scenes enacted by The most illus
trious warriors of the heather world Jackson
was Christian, and he died the Christians
death In view Of this fact, and OF its blessed is
sues, how ricb how uniailing, our sources OF con-
ISOLATION
II notes as melodious and sublime as those
which waited 10 the skies, BY the aid of Millions
immortal genius the departing spirit Of The He
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Lottery Notice.

D. PAINE & co, MANAGERS.
MIR. C. w. PURCELL is connected with
1Pl the Agency at This place, and the business
of the office will hereafter be conducted under
The firm Of I. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE Co-Parnership heretofore existing ult
i the firm OF MAURY & PURCELL is,
mutual consent, this dag dissolved. The nar
OF the firm will be used only in closing up tie!
sness, and either party is authorised 10 use il
lha, purpose. ROBERT II. MAURY,
CHARLES w. PURCELL.
Richmond, July Isl, 1915.
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II The undersigned will continue The
change and Brokerage Business, al the oh "a
No. I0I, West Main street.
July l-3t RIO. II. MAURY
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DISSOLUTION

THE Co-parnership heretofore existing r
j. Farmvillc, between A. B. RuddeIl & VIM
{. Flournoy, under The style of Rnddel & Flour
noy, has been dissolved by mutual consent Of the
parties. All persons indebted 10 them are request
ed 10 make immediate payment, and those hold
indg claims against them, are requested 10 pre-
sent them, for settlement. VIM. c. Flourno,
alone will close the business.
A. &. RUDDELL,
July -c4t VIM. C.. FLOURNOT.
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THOMAS K. PRICE
SAM'L NJ. PRICE,
1arnD TIhTI
AMELIA ACADEMY.

TINE next session will commence September
Il Isl, and close July LIST.
TeRMs-sl5O for board and tuiiion-S75 pay
able September lsI, S75 February Isl. No pupil
will be received, unless by special agreement, Tor
shorter time than the session, and no deduction
made for late entrance or absence from any
cause but sickness A monthly circular will be
sen. parents and guardians, and every pupil
VIII he required, unless excused TO attend the an
nual examination al the end of the session. Di-
rect (posl paid) Lodore Post Office, Amelia.
July l-cwl0w VIM. III. HARRISON.
s-c The Wing will nlease CODY
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asfel)o,tnolU 1s1rgtttrer.

must notice, ALSO another sifanse .osd and
stance. As the procession was being loli . 81 ne.
The carriages of the President and Heads OF n;
partmenIs were waiting 10 enter The line a. 'n 'hs
appointed places, (and while SUI wl.n,n ,hc
Enclosures of the Presidential Mansion,) INC
carriages of Two OF the Foreign Ministers ,na:
were rudely driven past those Of me rn ,r,a
dent and his suile-showins want OF co 'L;"h
sy upon the part of those gentlemen, WIZ,
would have been promptly and sisnally le,
buked at either of their own Courts hau a
like circumstance occurred there. The eaffase
OF the French Minister was also about 10 pas
thai Of the PRESIDENT but, discovering II IN ,lineI
the gentlemanly occupant Immediately ofueieu
his coachman 10 turn and go out by me other pas
sage. Mark the difference between me rePfes.n-
taivc Of proverbially polite Court, ana s,u
You may have seen in the Union, , lev
days since, list of nominations 10 once ~ .ui'
city made by The Mayor, who is one Of me Ea !.
tors Of The Inellgencer also, BY which II appears
he has had the iberalily 10 appoint ONE Detno.
crat. at a salary OF $50 per annum, ana on.y
FIFTY NINE Wings, at joint salaries oil aoou'
100000! Our worthy Mayor has son-in-iaw,
who is a good Wing, in one of the bureaux OF 'he
War Department He ought undoubtedly to be
prOmo'ed BY The Secretary, the moment ne returns
for such an extraordinary stretch oil magnanlmi-
~ Respectfully, your friend, &c, $500
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r F. WORDS OFFICE-D Drawing
y Alexandra Lottery, Class %
"a IS 80 2 81 IA so 55 % IS GS 90
Some splendid prizes sold in the above, a
will be paid on presentation at
July WORDS OFFICE
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NOTICE.

yITE have this day associated with US in q
w business, F. Bruce Ward The busiu.
Tor The future will be conducted under III. 81
aud firm of Halves, Van Duersen & Ward
HALVES & VAN DUERSEy.
Jnl,. I-c2t
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COMMERCIAL RECORD

FLOUR inspected in the city of Richmond j.
ring the quarter ending 3Olh June, 1915:
64l0 bbls. superiine,
Si4 do. fine,
69l do. middlngs,
422 do. condemned,
JOHN ENGLAND, Inspec,o,
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OFFICIAL.
Official.
RY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT.
Jacob Medary, as deputy postmaster at Column
bus, Ohio from The 29h June, in the place OF John
G. Miller, whose commission will on that day e1-
pire.
WINCHESTER, Virginia, from The 29th June, in The
place Of John Wall, whose commission will on
that day expire
Michael Edwards, surveyor and inspector Of
Atkinson, whose commission will expire July
I'D, 1915.
William n. Friend, as deputy postmaster at
Petersburg, Virginia, in the place OF John MinSe'
removed.
Joseph NJ. Doly, as deputy postmaster at Og-
densburg, New York, from the 10Th July next
when the commission of the present incumbent
will expire. ;,
Whiiacre O'Neal, as deputy postmaster al
Steubenville Ohio, from The 29th instant, whem
The commission Of the present incumbent WIN
erDire,
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7-77--l-7777-77-9 @77s7-7--7l--.a-17-
"a Cool, Wanted.

TINE subscriber wishes 10 hire for gentleman
i in this city, good Cook The hishes
price will be given for one who can come wei
recommended. Apply 10
GEO. w. TOLER,
July hg't & Coll'r. Isles Row.
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Richmond and Petersburg

IL ~ i IL IL ~ "A -
EXTRA TRAIN FOR 4IW OF JULY
a n extra train will leave the Depot at Rich
II mond on the 4ih, at A. NJ; and return,
leaving Petersburg al 6, P. NJ.
THEODORE S. GARNETT'
July 1-3t Superintendent r. and p. r. r.
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COMMISSIONERS OFfcs,
Richmond Doth June, loil


Richmond, Goth June, ~ ! ;,
The parties concerned are hereby no'ihs., !. !,
ihave appointed the 25th day Of SeP;enlDys. -. I
al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at my office, 10 ''e =.
Richmond, FOR performing the duties Ieq'''-
The foregoing decree. comt
July l-cw4w JOHN SHORE, C0~
TN CHANCERY-VInoIs. Al kiIs, :. .
i in the Clerks Office Of The CiEtuH oaf =
Court OF Law and Chancery for Goccn'aE1 :
~, 23d June, 1915: ,,..
Mary Jones, ''
Againss - 6.
Joseph Shelton, WIN. s, Fowler am :
L. Terrell, administrators Of joseph T na,.n;s
ceased,
The plaintiff this day filed her ohI. 90. ~
defendant Joseph Shelton moi having ; EN- .
appearance and given security, accoIa, iI; %.
ACT Of Assembly, and rules Of his t ., T. S
appearing by satisfactory evidence u:'' II !.
an inha bilant OF this Commonwea nn shs,or.
dered, that the said defendant, Joseph sue n
appear before the Judge Of said Co S.1,sr
Courthouse, on the first day Of our "a. i
Court next, and and answer the Pia ,,,;,b irs
and that copy of this order be lolln ,;sh.d ir
ed in some public newspaper Pnp ainrrs..i',
Civ Of Richmond for Two monlhs sur, he
and posted al The ilont door OF the eo0''
Of this county. A Copy-!ssi9 c /
July l-cw2m WIN. MiLLI
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HOY1'S OFFlCE.-Drawing OF a fine Lot
IL terry comes 10 hand by half past - O'clock
Capilal-S20 600. IS Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets
So. Sales close at ] o'clock.
10000 Capital for This Evening. Tickets So
50. HOYT'S,
July No 3 Exchange.
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EOR SALE-Guaranleed Bonds OF the James
l. River and hanawha mpany-apply at
the Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
June l6-eo9l
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IN RUSSELL BIGGERS OFFICE
l.. Drawing Of Pokomoke River Louesy,
Glass No 1913:
I 80 So Al 6 As &c AZ S CT IS %.
For to-day (Tuesday)-s dolls, IS Ms,
"a ballots Tickets 81 50 Risk on Package OILY
81. For sale by
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CU,SGEOF HOURS.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
The Northern Mail will to-day and hereafter
reach this city att P. NJ, instead OF hall past l.
A. NJ, and the Southern Mail at9 "A. NJ, IN
stead Of I A NJ
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CO-partncrshiD

O-part ncrs zip.
The subscribers have associated themselves.
10 continue the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, here
toiore conducted BY Thomas r. Price, and atlhe
same place, under the firm Of THOMAS r.
PRICE s. co.
With The advantage of more than IL years eX-
perience, and the determination 10 deserve, they
invite continuance and increase of the patron
age hitherto bestowed on one ofther number.
THOMAS r. PRICE,
SAM'L NJ. PRICE,
JACOB HALL, JR
This change OF interest makes il desirable 10
reduce the stock on hand as much as possible be-
fore making the fall purchases, and good bargains
may be expected. All persons indebted 10 Thos.
K. Price are requested 10 make payment 10 the
new concern. July l-3t
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Alta mcelng Of the Alumni in This city on
Friday last, G. n Johnson in the Chair, the iol-
lowing was adopted We cordially concur IN
this important suggestion:
"Rcsolred, That this meeting earnestly urge up
on all the Alumni of the University, VINO can
possibly do So the propriely and duty oil attend,
ing al the University at the ensuing Sd oil July.
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BALTIMORE, June 2s.-Cleared, schr Oymp
Hubbard for Norfolk and Richmond
New York, June 29.-Arrivcd, Schr Su,
and Phebe, Corson, from Richmond Clear,
schr. Theodore Frelinsbuysen, Bogart, a
barque Stephen Brewer, Farran, for Rlchmont.
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brew Martyr, the chorus OF American sh.aiPa'Hs i,
sends up from our Jacksons oeu u oea'''
pman of mournful exu,aoD:

brew Martyr, the chorus OF American SI llipa'i ::
sends M from our Jackson's bed ol oedln' 10
pman Of mournful exu,alon;
uNothinp Is here f,r tears, nothing 10 wall ,
or knock The breast no weakness, no c...,np'
nspraise or blame n'hng bnt we az" %
And what n,uy quiet Us In death ." h"p'o :
The Valley of the Mississippi, The theatre OF
his von;hlul valor and Of his meridian renoWh-
The sanctuary of his declining aSe-iolas ~l.nih
her bosom The ashes OF her Hero In Inc cenue
Of that Young but vigorous State, whose Gcs''h'es
once his anxious care, were long liie ooJ.I A.
his satisfied regard: on the sunny panss y, " ~,
Cumberland, where the strong verdure OF me 6.
begins reluctantly 10 yield 10 The uxuriah' o.au,
Of the South; embosomed in sacred so. arar,h
stands the Tomb of the HermitaGe-heh,e'o't."
to divide with Mount Vernon the respect he ~ Hu
mralion and the reverence OF mahkl,iu. , ~
simplicity oihS life, the calm dignity OF his ue''
are exemplified by The humility ofhis grave.
You remember how he rejected The imPel'a'
honor that was proGered TO his bones-"l Tau,
not permit my remains TO be the hrsl 10 lnes'
United States TO be deposited in sarcnopnasus
made for an emperor or king. nave plepSHi, ~,
humble depository for my mortal Dooy ps'u. -
wherein lies my beloved wife, where "i'''ou.
any pomp or parade, have requested, When NY
God calls me 10 sleep with my fathers, 70 pe id'o'
for both OF MS there 10 remain until The iasI 'lua
pet sounds 10 call the dead to1uugeihen', I,
hope, shall rise together clothed WIN ma.
heavenly body promised 10 all who believe III ou
glorious Redeemer, who died for us mat we 'il III
live. and BY whose atonement hope for bies-
sed immortality" ,s,
This was the answer Of Christian meekness'
Of Repubican simplicity, ofAmerican Patriotism.
Catching the strain from the lips OF the a a,ars
Hero we NAV echo its lofty inspiration. more
than This. we NAV give 10 il today new anu
sublimer significance. Sleep sweelly age, Sol III
der Statesman, Sage in the grave OF kindred anu
affection. Ii matters little where his body isIal,
whose memory is enshrined in all our hearts; me
monument of whose fame is The Country maj nc
served the inscription OF whose greatness = sne
praise OF the World But if there be any solace
in Memory; if any virtue in The contemplation
OF heroic Deeds any purity in The lessons OF sub
lime example; to The sepulchre OF Jackson lei Inc
pilgrimage OF Humanity be made.
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RELEASE OF Gov DoRR.-Ncws OF the release
of Dorr. had reached Providence when he cars
Left there on Friday. He comes Out uncondillon-
ally but is moi restored TO citizenship, unless he
swears he ''will bear true faith and allegiance 10
the Stale of Rhode Island, and 10 support The con-
slution," &c.
A special express was Immediately despatched
10 Boston with the intelligence. Great was the
excitement at Providcnce-fags were hoisted,
firing ofcannon EIandbills were issued, calling
upon the people to assemble en- masse upon the
great bridge. al halfpast seven O'clock and march,
accompanied BY music 10 the residence OF Ii. Z.
Willard, Esq, where speech would be deliver
ed by Mr. Dorr, and it was expected every pos
sble demonstration OF rejoicing would follow
Flags were hoisled and cannon firing al Stoning-
ton, when the steamboat left there on Friday
evening.
The Providence Herald Of Friday, contains the
following
We stop The press TO announce the fact, that the
bill before the Legislature for the liberation Of
Gov. Dorr and for general amnesty, as given
in our Legislative proceedings, was passed into a
law yesterday morning.
The news together with an authenticated copy
of the act was brought 10 this city yesterday, Al
half past two o'clock, and was Immediately car
red over TO the prison by Waller S. Burgess, who
took with him carriage 10 receive Gov. Dorr,
and convey him from the loathsome scene of his
wrong, and suferngs, who is now, al 81 o'clock,
making Preparations 10 quit the prison. Hun
dres OF citizens are crowding 10 The prison door,
and hundreds more, in carriages on horseback,
and on loot are lhronging he roads leading 10 that
hated place, TO get glimpse at this victim OF per-
secution, and once more welcome him on his
restoration TO his friends, the people, and 10 the
world.
He comes forth, not restored 10 his civil rights,
but lie comes 10 receive joyful welcome, and
the deepest sympathy and the warmest reception,
from people who highly appreciate his public
services and noble sacrifice in their behalf The
citizens arc animated By warm and generous
enthusiasm By this event, but the most commenda-
Bile tranquility prevails in this city
The loud booming ollhe cannon from Smiths
and Federal Hills, and The waving of the flags
from the hickory poles and flag slaves, give I'M
equivoca tokens of The general and undisguised
joy which prevadcs all ranks and sexes in the
city. Gov. Dorr is now restored 10 his liberty,
and the people are rejoicing with exceeding great
10y.
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Il III Il A Il Il e !.

MR.. KEMBLES BENEFIT.
First night OF the re-ensagemenI OF
Mr.. A. A. ADDAMS.'
On TUESDAY EVENING, July lst,
Will be performed the popular Play OF
Damon and Pythias.
DAMON, MR.. Adams.
pytbias MIR. Field.
Calanihe, Mrs. Potter.
Hermion, Mrs. kemblc.
Between the pieces, Comic Song, I'm Used
up Man." BY Mr.. Kemble.
The evenings entertainment TO conclude with
tho Lon hIa Drama nj
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The Golden Farmer

The Golden Farmer,
or, YELL, TOT OF 1T.
Jimmy Twilcher, Mr.. hemoie
II For particulars, see bills Of The day.
gf ADMISSION-Bo IS cts; Pit 80 cts
Centre and Side Gallery so cents; Coored Gal
!ery % Gems.
Doors open at II o'clock curtain rises at
o'clock precisely. July
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PUrccII's Exchange Office.
THE subscriber will continue the Exchange
i business in all its branches, and respectfully
soliciis share OF the patronage bestowed on the
late concern. CHARLES w. PURCELL,
July I-3t No. g. 18th street.
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MIR. SAMUEL NJ. PRICE and Mr. JACOB
Ifl HALL, Jr., are partners in my business
from this day. THOMAS r. PRICE.
Richmond, July /, 1915.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, June D
Coilee-Lasuayra, :, c., 6 mos; Rio, :,
and mos. Flour-say, 81 25 a 4 AT for can
mon and fair mixed brands Grain-Wbs.,
inferior Southern 65 % c.. 80 95 for fair 49,
90 IS for good and prime Penn. reds, and lo r.
l07 for prime white; Corn, round yellow, q. /,
45 C., fiat 4 43 c, white 80 40; Rye GO
Oats 81 32a Sugar-Porto Rico i,
y. 0. 8, u, and mos.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT -OsprRs, &c.
JUNE &c.
Passed Midshpman J. @. Adams, Jr., TO rem
devious al Boston.
Midshipman A. J. Dallas, leave two months.
Midshipman ID. Ochil,ree, leave TWO months.
Midshipman 3. F. Wells, leave extended one
month.
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T. RUSSELL BIGGER

/. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite Eagle Ruins.
Drawing OF Grand Consolidated, Glass No. rs
40 IS % So :33 81 As 8 IL I'll % CT If.
Whole ticket Nos. % 29 another capital,
sold and paid by
T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Opposite Eagle Ruins
Drawn Nos Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass 1877
, II 23 II 80 80 Al 43 % 81 81 SIS &c 81.
Julvl.