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From tn. "American STAR" tMexico.)

WE IRE COMING.
We 're comins-the battles din and bloody strife Is
passed,
And wars wild notes are hush'd in sweet repoee;
The cannan's roar and the shrjll busie's blast
Call out no more for vengeance on our foes.
We re eoming-the shattered remnant of our man.
hoods might;
Tho few survivors that are left TO tell
The tale OF woe; how IN the thckest fight,
Like autumn leaves their comrades round them fell.
We re coming-the foes and fought. are foes
nomofo.
A tear for every fallen warriors tomb,
For through the battles smoke we always bore
The olive branch beside tho eagles plume.
We comng-the winged winds that DER blue oceans
roam,
Are waiting now old Neptunes stern command,
To watt our barques Ger the blllow's foam,
We re coming frends-the little band that proudly
bore
Your torn Palmetto thro' the iron storm,
While hieh above the field was to soar,
Our native eagles proud and gallant form.
We re eomins-adeu ye sunny climes and myrtle
groves,
Where Flora rcigns within perennial bowers,
And Youth and Beauty WOO their welded loves
Mid blooming wales Of never fading flowers.
We re comiug-adieu ye daughters of royal line,
We own ye held our hearts in tlra awhile,
But now tor maids in other lands pine
Who III greet the soldier with welcome smile.
CoMrAsYG PALMETTO RrGrsrSr voLusrrxRs.
San Angel, Mexico, May 9th. lS4s
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FALL SESSION OF
Randolph fsac11a College.

's,E Fail stss"n of ;s :is:i; ton a! cnIience
on "Wednesday, Tie 9Th Of inSGs,, I5is lac pre-
parat"ry Schools at R,dsrsay and Gareysburg, n. 4 ,
will opeu The 18th Monday in July.
FACULTY UF COLLEGE.
w. 4. Smith, ID. d., President and Professor of
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
DAVID DUNCAN, A. H., Professor ol Ancient Ian
suagrs
EZEKIEL a. BLANCH, A. ", Professor Of pure
and applied Mathematics.
Rev. l.. +. DEEMS, i. NJ, Professor Of Experiment
tai sciences.
OLIVER Il. ?. CoRPREw, \. B., Tutor o! Anclrn,
Languages and Mathematics.
PRINCIPALS uF PREPARATORY SCHOOLS.
WM I. DAVIS, Principal oi the Preparatory School
| at College
CHARLES Il. STUART, A. Principal Of the Pre-
para:Gry Schnula al Gafryshurg. N"ul Carolina.
WILLIAM Z. DOTB, \ VI, Principal Of the Pre-
paralory School At Ridgway, North Carolina.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
The primary object of the Preparatory Schools is
prepare young for College, but the course of stu
dy Is such 10 the wants Of the neighborhood IN
which tiey located and to qualify students for the
| ordinary occupations Of life
The School in the vicinity of College continues un
der the direction Of Mr. w. 4. Davis, able and sue
cessfnl Teacher, and my own immediate supervision.
IT. sessions and vacations ere The same as III Sc Of
the College proper The cost 81 board, DC IS niue
| less Than student OF College nays.
Boarding and lodging in private families, including
| all necessary expenses, $40 per month. coo
Tuition per session for Classical students, -.
Do. do. for English studies, IS
| For the school Mt Gareyshurc, y. &, We have oh.
taiued the services OF alr. Charles Is. stuart A. Nj;
and for The school at RdgCway, u. -, We have en-
saped the services or Mr.. ". &. Dnuh, A. N. These
gentlemen graduated lew years since III our nstitl
zion viii! a high reputation, aud have been teichng
with eminent success since that tine. The school
Care, sburs was opened IN The third Monday in Jann-
airy, and that at Rdgrway wa opened on the first
Monday IN February, AMI are Ia successful operation
The scholastic year will be divided INTO two sessions
! Of five months each
The Collegiate year IS divided INTO Two sessions
The hrs begins weeks aer ana 'e s@eonh - weeks
neo'e '.e ~ y i 80 -, 49, " :"
20 t"tei ,u''ese, " = % .,'' ~, =. -
that II lht "irhihEo t Try ''"". s''ot' a.
~ lime MY place. te sa"e''' hn"c' "'>hu'hh'iles
which VII ipai hs >'n"alsh'r throughout te >rs
SION '"' S""'s' - ''"J " ~ - -. go =" ~ :
"" VAN :" '''s - -" ,, :" ~
,ehs.'s 'ns,>' ~ -, ~
trh' i.i"-"'-'>. 'i '''s !" ~ 's'i .''
csro ''s lp',s''e '''' '"'' ' .''a'e =" a"' i.'r
fiis 7"Sl. - s''.u 80 -. - . -, -,
Ia prosecute thrf sthlr> hetr ~ o!hst '"i s'""t ~
I" enter UPON w. in-is .oais' he nus. 6e t'"!u2hl!
acquainted WIKI ao-t'su 'ia"'hat' "e's''p? 'Hu
Aiitnirt'ic .
ir cNprn = ~ tli' i'sti.u'' if' - '''""s' 'oNu
Ter :esSion ST; iAlnl ana hep"Se Zee pet session
So M al So i"r ti' ,o"feale year r'.nHhe 81 :"
Greer eAr"e'', "n'" ''' -, 49, ~, ."s
ilr f"rni'nr" - ~ room ~ o,'far. we ifsprc.
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lssisrSsh2s Esoeca-

MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VA.
THE subscriber has opened this fine EIcte for the ac
commodation OF me public, and will super nj end
in person. has just been repaired throughout and
enlarged, by the addition OF some fifteen bed rooms,
large and elegant dining room ladies' parlor, &c.
The sleeping apartments in the new addition are
laee and well ventilated, neatly finished, and furnish
ed with nso furniture, the whole nersr presenting an
appearance of neainess and comfort seldom seen in The
best ordered hotels.
Besides the usual comforts Of house Of this kind
there is SPRING of The very best free stone water
gushing our Of the rock on which the hot:! stands
IL being the intention of the proprieto. make this
FIRST rate hotel In its general arrangement as is ad
united To be In extent md Architectural design, he
hooes 10 obtain and will endeapu. 10 merit the patron
age Of the public.
Gentlemen arriving in their own eonveyances will
and good Stable and Carriage House. and for the ac.
commodation oftaveilers in The canal packets hacks
will always be in readiness convey them TO and from
the hotel. CHS. L. DIpRELL, Proprietor.
Juno 9+-dstfeln
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE

by Electric Telegraph from London TO Liverpool.)
The New York Courier and Enquirer has lie
following telegraphic dispatch received BY lie
Cambria, being one day later than the news con-
tanned in the English papers:
LONDON, June IL, 1859 A. NJ.
The following summary embraces all the news
OF interest that has traDspired since last nights
mail:
PARs-A most serious demonstration was ap
pretended yesterday in favor OF Louis Napoleon;
all the troops were confined to barracks, ana he
ready al moments warning.
The National Guards were privately summon
ed 10 hold themselves in readiness. This intense
feeling arose on, OF The letter the Prince has al
dressed to The President OF the National Assem-
bly,, which was read late on Thursday evening in
the Assembly, and which you will receive. |,
stated that il the people imposed duties on him he
would know hnw 10 perform them.
This expression being Interpreted 10 mean rea
diness 10 put himself at The head CT the Stale,
provoked h. utmost indignation. The letter was
brought up Yesterday. Il was expected thai the
banishmenl oi the Prince would be pronounced,
and II was feared thai an instruction in his ia
vur would follow.
Business in foreign exchanges continue ex.
tremely dull. Yesterday rates were The same as
al the lasl post.
(FIom Tie third edition OF tie Morning Chronicle,
Paris, Friday evening.
Prince Louis Napoleon has written 10 The
President, nrging his seat i rEe National As
sembly. The announcement was received with
loud acclama'iGns.
VIENNA, June IL, 1913.
AL was quiet Ths funds have advanced one
halt per cen. Fives, 6S. Exchange unal;elcd
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THE HUGUESOr WHITE. SuLrtio h
AND CHAI.YBEATE SPRINGS.

THIS agreeable Summer retreaI - "s -, a,a,i,
j stnrs. The virtue OF the waters -, ~ 80 -, :
the frame, and in restoring ~ q -. ,.,sd i,
stronger waters q! other sections laI "ren u'ou ~
vain, has been sufficiently tsste" " - 49,
encr uf nne seasnn. am Therefore, Ia ~ Vi
speaking lur them the favor OF lie ,ubei 49,. 80
~ Of invads whose systemsrrqulrr I'm.
thar the mountain hf.rLeS ana nifshei
ern Virginia. ARE .ounG "a exert. , r
Since the Ia srasnn imanraE' Improvement, "aN'
hcen H.ldr-snnocIh aud shady WALKS, ~" = = -,
through the ample forest grounds a',".'' -"
Spring, invite the romantic ana ''' ....,'a
cSerc. srs: and, 70. tiUs: whose Gue-t -
more than health n mlIscal band, hne AIRY od. Ih,
bathing apartments, bowling alleys alu ~. ."e -
tnninry Resources Of pleasure aud ahu'ee,., 49,
been provided In short, effort or expense .iS peeh
spared 10 supply whatever mishl crhl''""' ~ 49,
fort or enjui mrHt 81 the guests =,
The es' ah -;msnt is mainly under int l'h' sr'rn ~
Of the same attentive and obllslna s"Fo''" ~
male aud female, whose Efforts 10 pcH-e S"se "0h -
t>Cactiun he las; sraspn anil ~ shih Ie'lhr ~ me
Springs IL will b. nv enieaTar, h. erhe'ai supe'V'
sion 10 aid in SECURING the afea ends ni Hsah 10 'he
sick. and pleasure 10 tie iraltfy ;,
The Uuausiiot SptIrcsafc ru ~ aver fuia' ~ ="
ha,an. near i:anasin Town Ferry, about seventeen
miles above Richmond From thai cit' packet hoai,
fitted M eIprr sly Tor the rurp"s- wan ssia,e apai
nents for ladies' children and !ag ic7, ii take psii-
ors Ia the Far miles y h'dcc ilhr ~ cn.ra
es will carry them to the Spring. !.ie htat " III sa'e
ihr upEe. tnd uf The EI-n ~ fursilys, Iiuiatay-
and saturdays al O'Clock, ~, returning % non
days, Weinc days and rilays al :. .'li"ck, \ III
Fare 81 q.
Board, $50 the season. ending 33th sePternher; SD
per months $40 per week; 81 80 per day. children
and servants hall price Horses so per month; ~ cs
per day. ". ROY$rER,
President Huguenot Springs Company.
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POETRY.
LINES.


"'Mid the flowers at eve she lay,
Graded soft in slumbeI;
Eyes fast closed, the lashes meek
Shadowing o'eI The sunny chees;
Lips by loving lips just prest,
Smiling in their rosy resi-;
Hands while-iolded, seeming still
With the same loves clasp to thrill;
Heart oh +! ring, thou lily bell,
Dirges withoul number.
"Ring tor sleeping mid the flowers,
Death stole in and found her;
Sealed The eyes in mortal night,
Changed The cheek 10 ghostly white,
Snatched The love smile from the lip,
Strengthened now in cold eclipse,
Grasped each pale hand, that anon
Shank and siffened into stone;
And the heart-ring lily bell,
Dirges deep around her.
"Ring!-nay, nay, eatlh's love nigh, fail
See, new smile wakelh;
Ansel.smile il seemelh now,
Lighting up lip, cheek and brow,
Like s"me new.tound mysIic \ .ught,
With solemn sladness taught!
OF GODS peace that smile doth tell
Ay, His dear love as well;
HD!-cease, fease, o lily bell,
That love ne'er torsakelh
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ENGINEERS OFFICE. }
RICHMOND & DAEyiLLE RAILROAD Co

June ION, 1913.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Al this OF.
- fre uni, IL, IL, on TUESDAY, the llth dav Of
July, tnsuinz for the Grading. bridging and Masonry
of the Richmond and Danve Railroad, i,om the Son,i
abntmrn of the proposed bridge Iames river 10
the summit al the Coal Plts-ahGu; twelve miles.
The proposals will be submitted 10 the Roard Of Di-
recors. and opened on Wednesday, the l2h of July,
and no Ind will be considered unsss he person making
The same or his accredited agent PRESENT, and ready
IN close contract il shall be awarded 10 HIM
The Contractor will be required 10 give satisfactory
security TO the Company Tor the faithful execution OF
the contract.
For further infcrmation md for specifications plans
and prnflrs Of the proposed work. apply 10 the Ens-
naer, al the otice Of the Company.
II Is required BY the Board Of Directors that the
names OF the bidders he endorsed the hack az The
proposals. which should have the further
"ProposdsJ for Contract, and addressed the subscr-
Der. AUREW FALC0TT Chief engineer
Ut The National lntelligencer and Union, in Wash.
ncton city, and The Railroad Journal In PHILADELPHIA
are requested 10 publish The above twice week until
the l2th of July and forward the accounts TO this Office
Tor pa meni A. F.,
June lo--ctd Oh. Eng. r & d. r. X. Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHAT A PICTURE! In Saturdays New
York Tribune, there is letter from "Richeieu, ~
the Washington correspondent, Of that paper, in
which he says:
"The charges made asains, Gen. Taylor l
hope yet 10 be able 10 refute sincerely believe
that he is opposed TO any alteration Of the pre-
sent Naturalization Laws. | know that he has
not approved of Nalivism. am confideu, he
could not approve OF ii. But whether General
Taylor deserves The Irish support or NOT, one
thing is very certain that Lewis Cas- does not
deserve it,"
Now it will hardly be credited that only few
months ago, this same writer used The following
language:
"N1s no use 10 say fhai Gen. Taylor is not a Ma
tire. The fact is, lrishmen, Germans and Cath.
olics, canuot and will not, and ought not TO vote
for any man whose party is differed and drilled
by such men. II 81. Paul was the candidate for
President, and ST. Patrick headed the electoral
tickle, be would not receive the support OF the
Catholics and na,uralized citizens under such an
organization"
Who would no, (says The Pennsylvanian) be
Taylor Whig?" They are so honest and
consistent.
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TN AScERY.-v,.e,srA:-rn Chesterfield Gov,

IN CHAECERY. Virginia I'm Chesterfield Gown.
~ couii, Jun tic l2h, Isis:
James A. Farmer. Charles Mcioud and EmeIine bjs
vile, Thomas \. Shell and Geraldean His wife, and
ihtohoie Y. Farmer, Plaintiffs:
against
Moses ". Robertson. Administrator Of Horario Farm
or, deceased. Meredith Mckinney and Inserhin hi.
wife Coin NJ Farmer, jeremiah Hobbs, and Catharne
farmer; Defendants.
This day came The plaintiffs, by their e unsri, and
filed their bill against the defendants; and The defend
ant Meredith Mckenney, not having entered his an.
pearance aud given security, ding 10 the sc; Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Cou, and II arpestinr
10 the satisfaction Of the Court that hi j. nc; an inba
htant Of this country, the motion of the plaintiffs il
IL Ordered, TIA! he sail Meredith .aieKennry anosar
here AT August Term next, and Tie bin If The
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted In some newspaper printed In the city of Rich
mond and published fer eight weeks suocessveiy and
posted at the front door OF Court house of this
~. 4. Copy. Teste,
June l<-twsv ~. w. T, coGBILL, D, @.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
Htr. r.. ID. Robinson.

tETIO has been successfully engaged IN the Bo,an,,
w Practice of Medicine for nearly thirteen years, /,
sill! relieving and positively curing-of the foIIow,n
and who have been denounced OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
White Swelling. Dfopsy, Dyspepsia, rheumatism. AZ
lections OF tbs Liver, Aeue and Fever, Scald Head
Ulcefous Sores Of loag standing, letter, Cancer Len
ros. Palsy, 81. Vitns' Dance, Wcns. Coughs and AZ
fec,ion OF the Lungs, supposed TO be Consumption
Asthma, SyphilIs, Gonorh1a, Structure, Mercur,i
Disease and All forms cf disease peculiar to fem,i,.
such as Fluer Albus Proapsus uten. &C.. &c He h,
treated several hundred cases of rheumatism ana
failed IN i've only, where the remedies were eaerge
ally applied In eifcctns entire cure Persons SUI
frrlng from the effect OF mercury speedily relieved
Reference the most satisfactory, can be had ofhe.
No.3 Wall street, under the CITY Hotel.
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IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held In the
Cers . Office II the Suprrio Court # Chaucrry Tor
the Richmond Circuit. the 9Th day Il June 1913:
Moses u. Preston and John Enders, junior partners,
trading under the firm and style OF Preston and Endrr.
against Plaintiffs:
A. &. Elliott and g. a. Thrackson, partners, trading
under the firm and style of A. G. Elliott and Company,
anG other Defendants
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and gwen security according to tie
ACT Of Assembly and the rules o This Court and il
pen.n: by sIs: Glory evidence that they not ina
htan.s OF TINS Commonwealth, IL is Ordered, that the
sn defendants do appear nj the rules t. br cd The
said Court, The first Monday IN September nrat ami
the bill of the plaintiffs; ard hat ccpy OF this
order be forthwith Inserted PER PUBLISH
ed In the city al Richmond for months successive
~, and ros;cd y, the front door of HE state Court
nonsr, IN The said city. copy. Ieste,
Jane l4-cw2m P. ROBERTS, elk.
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June s--d&ciaftNey.IO
-rVel.ry nolIAKS NE;W0ED.

SEVENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from tae residence nf the snhsrribfr.
HI near the Vii age Of Tappahannock, IN The sth OF
last month, May. Negro Mn, named NELSON,
SOMETIMES called NELSON BURNETT lie Is ahOnt
Is years age between five feet esht inches
and live ieei inches, and dark complexities. not very
black. He speaks quick, and has a slight impedlen
when he is spoken TO- and cannot look person full IN
the lace when he il accostrd and agIatrd. lie lnuk
with hun blue casnet coat Of good quality, not much
worn wi;h large bl OK horn buttons on ~ Close o-
died coat with no, very loag skirts winch was not
made for illm. lie had straw hat; hut II IS highly
pohabe hr has changed his enre dress He had been
r.crnly concerned In two iarccnes and il IL believed
took with him pistol sirer watch aud some silvet
spoons, winch he had stolen | have asrtrianeo thal
lie was IN Rchmond City, also al The Coal PITS IN Chcs
t-ilied ounty about the llth OF Tie present non'li.
He had obtained pa~s papers rs Tree man, eiii.r
al VIII ci forgery, unless he ole stone Tree man
register or some free negro gave him his register
| viii give reward ef seventy dollars u ihs sala
Negro unprecedented and delivered TO y Is: q =. u
Till in Richmond, and thirty dollars reward u lie Is mp
pretended IN ,h:s county aud Delivered 10 me ,,,
JAMES ROY MIC0C.
Tappahaunock. Essex Co., Va, JaIy 4-c6W
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MOL Ice.

rg,O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
I RAILROAD COMPANY, under the ACT Of eth
March. is47:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz In
addition 10 the Of three dollars called for FIVE dol
lara, payable the first day Of each If The months of
March, april May, August, September, October and
December, and ten dollars the hrsE day Of each
The months Of une, July aud November each share
Subscribers ia Augusta will pas in The Bank n
Stanton; in Alhemac in the Bank charlcttesvllle
and those in Richmond, in the Bank Of Virginia.
credit pfthe Louisa Railroad Company. Punetuohtg i
important, as interest nil be due each instrument not
PAID by order Of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Daayer Dam Drunt Feb ol-ctiyrr
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LIBERTY MITES FOR SALE

,3,HE owners olthe Liberty Mills, IN accoriane. u,
1 the wishe. Of portion Of the Company hav. ,on
rIuied 10 offer for sale this well known nnr r,ln,h
Milling Establishment. situated on the Rapid Ann u.
YER IN tie county OF Orange, about nne mites i,c
the Louisa Railroad. There four pair If hurrs ,rh
Der, macns. pair of plaster ana one palr a.
grist stones attached this milling Concern All in
good repair There is also, on tie opposite SIDE ofn
river, an excellent Saw Mil The county around !.
extensively engaged IN wheat growing, and The Mn
manufactured In one season about 6,UUU Ibis Am,
The grade oil Hour made - he Liberty Mills equal u.
any made li:r Eastern I'd. al the Hue Ridge pr,
son- wishnsto purchase U:ns address the Agent Gee
A Saith near LibrI:y i.lls, Orange county, yHsluu
ilay l9-ctf
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Ess ilcF 81 Ad q 8 O EA

OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, &c LEMAN's BUILDINGS,
-Four dOots Na,ih If PennSy UaalG Arennc,
" = IA ngton.
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN Z. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves tor the purpose Of prescott
claims of All kinds before Congress aud the several
Departments Of the General Government.
All communications, poit pad, addressed TO the
abo.r shall receive prompt attention
reference ~ gwen 10 the following gentlemen
Hon Georlr Dallas, Vice President; Hon J.Y Ma
SON. Secretary of the Navy Hon. r. J. Walker, Secre
taty nf The Treasury fiun. Jno. Mclean, Supreme
Court; lion r. VI. L Hunter, u. ) Senate; Clement
Cox. Esp, Georgetown, u. T..
~ John L. Addison, Attorney al Law, III continue
personal attention To business before the
Courts of the District OF Columbia and the adjoining
counties of Maryland and Eiigina. Jan. 2l--civ
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.s.,,,.x sscs,onay 81 60.

SUCCESSORS TO WM. HcUUNaLD, cn y ~
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON q c.,;,,,o,
COMMISSiON MERCHANTS,
Nos 81 and 50, B"rlgs WhGu % Sa sns mrR-
CHANTS OF Virginia and North Canl%a IoI .ne
sale of GRAIN, COTTON and other i,eu.s i"s,,fy
Their long experience in this brncn o with their
them In assuring those who may favor '''
consignmens the highest going ,ates'
REFER TO
Messrs. Webb, Bacon & Co. ( Richmond
Messrs. WORKMAN. McGruder q 20 ',
hIessrs. N. 81. Martin s. Domains, Petersburg.
Mr. Thomas Branch,
M Ne 1,ni rs,sns ;onns,a a,i'hado' Norfolk
Inn
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IN RY.-VIaGIsiA:- I'm the Circuit Court Of
the United States for the Fnnrh Circuit ard Eastern
District of Virginia, shay 10Th, 1913:
Alexander Brown and Patrick Brown, Executors
of James Brown deceased, who was surviving ESrcu-
tor OF william Mitchell, deceased, who surviving
Executor Of Robert BaIne, deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
James Ropkirk aud others, creditors oil Robert Gane,
deceased and others, Defendants.
Upon The motion of The plaintiffs, IL appearing 10 The
Cout: that Edward Brisbane named III The PROCEEDINGS
a. a supposed creditor of Robert 8aine decreased, and
The uniy creditor, If he was not provided ter ~ tie
decree III June aisi 1879, has failed for more tlan
Thirty eight years, 10 appenr and prefer claim asSHsi
the estate and that step has been taken by any Gre
otter of ine or many yearo rasi the Count DOH order
this .uit he dismissed, unless Tie said BtisLane OF
the creditors som. % tsm provided for by said de-
cree 2ls of June sU9, but who do Tot appear 20
have received the directed 10 he paid them by The
said decree. show the contrary thereof on or
before the FIST day Of the next term And II is ordered
roy of this order he published IN one or more OF
the newspapers published IN the city Of 'ithnond ~
the plaintiffs. Copy-Tesie,
May }t-cwam T. Aafp, ii'fh
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Gov, espondence If the Ricimond EnqqRer.
THE ANNIVERSARY. &C.

BALTIMORE Ju!g 5. 2 81
The National Anniversary passcd "a qnietly,
with the usual festivities. in this civ, as we'll as
in Philadelphia and New York
y man vas accidentally killed yesterday on The
Philadelphia railroad, and a lady WAS injured in
THIS ely las, evening by IN explosion Of fire
works. |, is also reported that man, a woman
and child were yesterday drowned in the Pa.
tapsco river.
Gov. Thomas has appointed Mr. Frick Judge
IF he Supreme Court of Maryland, TO supply the
vacancy created by The death OF Judge A fcher.
TRe MARKETs.-Howafd 81. Flour sells n SIS
30 aud City Mills a, IS per Dbl.
The market Tor wheat has downward ,enden.
cy. Prime red sells at los il6 cts. per bushel.
The New York markets remain as las. quoted.