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CrRcAssIA.--Circassia is mountainous but very fine
and beautiful country bordering upon the Black sea Al
It's eastern extremity II is also contiguous 10 the Rus.
sIan territory lying toward this extremity Of the Euxne.
and n'erposes its lofty mountains and fertile valleys be-
tween the clutch OF Russia and those more level and
less wild countries toward the Euphraes and the III.
gns II Is the aim OF this ambitious power Russia 10
become possessed II can, of all the realms
to the Black sea, all sides On one side the WOLF
has already laid his paws on the Danuban provinces
on Moldava, Bulgaria, Wallacha, and is on this side
therefore, fast advancing toward Consantinople But
before i ensave the tracts lying on the southern
coast Of this sea, II must subdue and pass the fine people
who hold Circassia-a race in physical requisites the
finest specimen of men to be found this globe and
OF courSse and activity indispensable Against these
noble but unofsndine people the Muscove serfs have
now, LOT many year, been carrying on cruelty. bloody
ovt irules. wars Noquarer given and the amount
OF lives lost y not known, excepting that generally il is
very great It's believed that taking battles sickness,
n.oeeiner INTO account not less than 100000
Russian serfs have left their bones among the wild
passes and this without gaining any ground that Is tena
BE Inc Gal IN furbefance Of this muderous conflict,
lLondon standard of Freedom,
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The Lord Mayor OF London gave grand civic banquet
10 Sir Robert Peel, the 27th ulhmo. which gene
rally attended by the nobility and celebrities Of England
Speeches were made BY Sir Robert the Earl OF Aberdeen
and our minister. Mr. Bancroft
We give Mr.: Bancroifs remarks as reported in the
Morning Chronicle. which were offered in response to
ssd hs, the citizens Of London Were always anxious
for good understanding between England and foreign
powers and especially the United States and he had
the honor q q ss
can Minister and the Foreign Ambassadors" ICheers
Mr.. Bancroft rose. and was received with loud cheers
tie said Sss my Sy s o ne Ct
Of London has always the friend OF America The city
of London Is the place where the anchor oil peace has
taken the strongest hold.
The city London IL is destined give new impulse
industry and commerce. and thus 10 cement an Intimate
connection between which bound together
BY the same origin and the same language lCheers
ments Of the kind but today you have paid me
compliment Of the most gratifying kind In allowing me to
Who his public career. has distinguished himself as the
advocate Of religious liberywho has established com
currency-who has pated commerce and navigation
from the restrictions which bound them aud who, by his
which viii pass to
on and which win find place 10 the respect and graft
has now so the distance between the two
tes cannot but hope that il will become more the GUS
for British and men OF intelligence who seek
acquainted with the wonders oil foreign lands
to venture TO cross the Atlantic.
men and English women win become acquainted with the
Aleghanes " well a. the APPenines-when they win
son-the qaays of and the Falls OF Niagara, during
short interval when Parliament 10 oyer as readily rs
they now make an excursion 70 switzerland OF ne nh'ne
fthey come to America they will find the other side
dial welcome han Il IL INV duty 10 say have everywhere
found in this country. Loud cheers
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Unisea States Patent ome.,

az me petition q Charles Davenport Of csmbdsPc Ma..sehu
Of granted
for
nom the expson Of said patent which
ninth day of September, lsfo-
II ordered that the said petition be heard Once
the fourth Monday In August ~
petition ought not 20 be granted,
Ordered sso noce be published in the Republic and
Union, Washington city, D. c.; American, hmer
can and Gazette Philadelphia Tribune New York
ford Daily Bee Boston Journal Portsmouth,, Daily Atlas,
one,,nsni AdveIur Detroit Republic Aaests Georgia once
August THO. EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
sEdion Of the above papers win please copy their
bills TO The Patent ONE, with paper containing this notice
June W--law3w
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Law SCHOOL in Lexingto,a, vlrglnl..

TIME subscriber proposes open School this place.
mencing Monday Sh day Of October next and enna
ting March, 1850 The pupils viii be divided Into
two classes The will be
phen BLACKSTONE Evidence stephen Plead
M md ia vol The
embrace Commemorate Grsenleaf and sarkie Ev
dence ( eacb Pleading Goud
vol OF entity Pleading, Hocombe Introduction Equity
prudence Equity Pleading, Miod's Pleading,
Property,
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia law publisher
terms, young
posing subscribers requested give
early inform him whether they
to portion
dium They viii be furnished TO the students The
will have the privilege Of attending
additional charge The for daily
will be arranged by the subscriber enable any
Washington College should they deem expedient 10 do
win be delivered the close of the the
diction and practice Of the Federal Courts.
Tie fee win be $50 session, payable in advance
JOHN w. BRocKENBRoUGH.
LExIsorox, Va, July Il, lS49
Iuly
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WAsHNGroS's MARRIAGE, IN 1759.-We learn that Mr.
Stearas, distinguished artist of New York, and
lately from Europe has been for days since Ar
ngton house, in this vicinity, engaged in making very
beautiful and successful copies from the original pictures
Of Col and Mrs. Washington-the the date Of 1772
by Peale, and the other oil 1859, by Wooastonwith
view to the painting of large picture of Washngtons
marriage found in the Curtis collection, and private me-
mo.s OF the life and character Of Washington.
The scene is laid in the ancient parish church OF ST.
Peter county OF New Kent, colony of Virginia-me,
9th oil January 1889
In the foreground and the altar appears the Rev
Dr. Mossom, the officiating clergyman. in full canonicas
he is about 10 present the marriage ring The bride.
groom in suit of blue and silver, lined with red silk
embroidered waisicca small Clothes gold shoe and knee
buckles, crossword, and hair in full powder. The
bride, in suit OF white satin. rich point lace rufes,
pearl ornaments in her hair pearl necklace. earrings and
bracelets white satin hghheeled shoe. with diamond
gorgeous costume % that ancient period Near to the
bridegroom is brilliant group, comprising the vce-regal
eSyssno, Of Virginia several English army and navy
Virginia chvalry Of the old regime The governor is in
a suit Of scarlet, embroidered with gold. Bag, wig, and
sword the gentlemen in the fashion of the time
But among the most interesting and picturesque Of the
personages IN the various groups Bishop the celebrated
body servant Of Brsddock. and then Of Washington
with whom he ended his days, after a service Of more
This veteran soldier Of the wars Of George II forms
perfect ssdy in the picture His tall aitenuated form,
and sodery bearing, and with folded arms and cooked
hat in hand. respectfully he has approached the bridal
group, giving touching interest 10 the whole scene He
i in scarlet coat and Is booted and spured having Just
dIsmouned and relinQuished the avore charge OF his
chief TO groom.
Through the large folding door, Of the church is seen
the old fashioned coach OF the bride, drawn BY six
horses; also the 6ne English charger bequeathed to
washington by Braddock, after the fatal field Of the
Mononeahela
From the account Of the marriage, handed down from
those who were present at its celebration il appears that
the BRIDE and her ladies occupied the COACH while the
provincial colonel rode his splendid charger attended bv
brilliant eorfsgf OF the gay and gallant OF the land
Such was Washington's marriage in 1889
fdieraudria Gaz<h,
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Facts 10 be remembered.

THAT Consumption almost always produced BY cold that might
easily cured Thai Wistars Baa OF Wild Cherry will
cough cold OF how long standing The mde
Consumption e cured by this Balsam That conceded
lawyers, eerymen, and that this Basam
equaed for efficacy all affections OF the lungs and
In the possession Of good health who
but would have been in their gayeshaving
given up die by their friends and physicians u
Bradford Knapp, Of Crown Point, NJ ", in letter In
the course my practice vicinity good
Wild Cherry
monay complaints and wish supply Of the med
cine" rs1ta ts1F
UNITED STATES ARsRxAL~
FowLEDsAR Having used several bottles Of Wisars
family, complaints for which IL
Is beneficial effect checny
friends and all Others who need medicine OF thai kind,
Try IL. tsa G. A. SCHWARZMAN.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS the
For sale by 8. PATTERSON,
July l7-a Washington, d. c.
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The following statement, which originally appeared
in the personal organ OF General Tay or. published in this
city, seems is having wide circulation through the
federal press
the POST OFFICES UNDER TINE LATE pxr.sry-Tbe
Rsp~be furnishes the following extract Of l,,ter written
by gentleman lately appointed postmaster in an inn orr,
ant town in Indiana. 10 friend in wsshingsoii
when cams into Office found not Isss ,han Eve hun.
one SapS.d I1 copies as q d: LIE Of csas
Taylor laid away and numerous other public documen
Eve Of them were democratic documsn,s--sh whIs and
.Thi. and other msuers which soupd In m, Office
convinced me that all the vlsny which man could
ceve systematically carried by the Office boIde
gave them out Hundreds were TOO filthy 70 handle"
We do not hesitate TO pronounce the story to be base
and unqualified falsehood Why is not The name Of The
post Office given And why also is not the name OF the
delinquent postmaster published. that the world may
know where the offence was committed, and who is The
guilty cuPrit' II there any truth in the Story thes.
circumstances would be given The bloodhound" Of
the cabinet. who are now out in full pack worrying" the
democrats. would not fail TO give the name Of the ONCE
and the person, when and by whom this enomiy was
committed The absence OF these circumstances juihes
US in pronouncing sheer and wanion fabrcatoa, de-
vised for the purpose Of party Islander.
Wehso ma IN the Boston Atlas letter from ms
city, written. is said by iis editor. Col Schouer under
date Of June oeh, from which extract the following
"Mr. Bradley is respectable gentleman. and hi,
appointment the posmasership 10 equally Satisfactory.
have been told by gentlemen who know the fact that
during the presidential campaign the vhig commuee
found great difficulty in getting their documents passed
through the post Office here. while the democratic connie
tee sent loads without the least hndrancs The wing
franks erased In many instances and last wings
had get the franks Of loco members In order insure
the sse transmission Of their documents and papers"
We have no doubt that the imputston against the late
postmaster OF this city contained in the paragraph above
is utterly unfounded and beous; and we do not hest
tate to to be false and calumnous until proof
to the contrary Is furnished by the editor Of the Atlas
BY the gentlemen whom he refers to as his infomans
Unless he can furnish the proof, are confident the
friends Of Col Gardner will expect full and prompt
traction Of the libel AT present. the editor Of the Atlas
stands responsible for il
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privileged spoier The great apostle Of democracy has
assured US that the price of liberty is eternal vigilance
truth. indeed. and the real patriot viii never foget
it, and never fail to act up TO the great duty which il
enjoins.
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FRENCH Visiting Csrds.-TAyLoR d MAURY Book
near sh street received small c Of these delicate
mo cards They be used with the pencil OF
~ me plate, a. sferred Those wishing cards printed
se "nou deay BY leaving their plates Taylor msuy
pHILTP BARTON KEY will attend an .ny business
he may BE- inired with before either Of the courts
c and viii also attend prosecution on claims before Con
ress and the Department.. once on G street
WAsmseTos, Jaly 10, 1885, July I7--3awtf
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pY A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
ID Tor government services In Men.
revolutionary war, Great Britain Flor
ida tHt
For pensions, bounty land, OF scrip
Bounty Lsndw auend purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Psteni ofeene applications Cor pa,enr procuring models
drawings, ke., win be attended branches
General Poa 06eeAn claims be
prosecuted settlement Of conusctors quarterly pay
diuo fscilissed, &c.
Dela, Nashville Unep, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Sentinel New yok Herald and Deo Fee Press, win publish
the Of Is, and send ei bins % this Once accompanied
with paper. June 2fu
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ara. A. DE vAuDHrcorRr her,

Nm. A. DE vAUDHIC0URT bees leave 20 inform the
wi public and his friends that having permanently located In
inson, he intends 70 devote his attention tuition
Italian and Spanish Language and also Of e piano forte and
In al 10 branches kefrences Of
WIN be by applying his residence street. between and
d. nexf door 70 Gibson Academy sore
Mn. Andersonr stationery store, -
July f7-<od6
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PENTTENTTARY.

OrrioE PFurEsuARy, ID. g.,
Washington, July 8, 1919.
Cealed Proposals. endorsed Proposals Coal
~ win be received Once the 25th instant
80 cords Of half seasoned full
size, and free from limbs lap wood.
~ OF red ash anthracite crate coal.
The above 70 be delivered the Penientiary wharf
July lo--dJuly rs THos. FITNAM, Warden
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY Is, ls4s.

OBI Brown procure subscriptions for the
paid for the
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The musical performance by the Marine Band at the
Capitol and Presidents grounds viii be resumed this
week, and continued Wednesday and Saturday even.
ines, az heretofore, until further notice.
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The PoBoN IN EeGsThe editor Of the Salem 10 s,,s
in publishing an account OF the death Of Mr. Bssse,
children, 81 Brooklyn, says:
friend reading the above statement give. n. In.
following extract from Cyclopedsi The white Of an evg
boiled hard the she'll suspended In the air Afterwards
liquid drops from II which will dissolve mynh, which i.
effect little puhd white Of an egg taken into the s,o.
ach occasions nsosea horror hintnT vomiting diah9a
and gppes nhames the bile exciies heat thirst, fever
and dssolves the bumors like the plague.
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The Pittsburg Gazette, strong whig paper, saysi
"There was but postmaster general in office,
the formation Of the government no understood his
duty perfectly and dischsfged il fesfesy, and that was
Amos Kendall"
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/ KNOx WALKER win practise law In supreme
Court Of United etfcs and attend the prosecution
claims against government Address Washington, q.
Mar. DIT
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National Medical College, washington. ID. G.

National Medical College, washinxton. ID. G.
THE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES win
the t Monday In November and continue until the end Of
March.
THOMAS MLLrR, NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
wAs JoHssros, NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and the
Diseases Of Women and Children.
Josag. RLEr, d. Msena Mediea, Thenpue-
tics, and Hygiene.
Practice Of surgery
GaAyros TrLss, NJ d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine
LEonARp d. GALE NJ D. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy
Rossnr KIso srosr D. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
JANIS T. MoReAs, NJ. D., Prosector and Demonstrsior.
Clinical lectures selected from the Wash
ingfon Inhmary Operations performed before the class
Pee for fun course Of lectures so Demonsaior ticket so
Graduation fee, <25.
WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON, NJ. D., Dean,
July Io-2awt5thNov 7lh street., Y md
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Can-i Saloon Tuesday July ~, At O'Clock
Subscribers admitted gratis Tickets al one dollar admitting
gentleman ladies, any for single admission,
BE- obtained Of Mr. Monster his residence l3h street, between
and Streets the door Of the Saloon on The evening above
named. July ii-dti7J'
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OMMENCENIENT.-The Annual Commencement for the grad
uato? Of the Senior Ca Of Columbian College win be held
"Wednesday In the street Baptist church Oraons,
usual viii be delivered by young gentlemen Of the graduating
class Exercises commence II O'Clock, The public
respectfully invited attend.
CoLLnoE HIT, D. q.
July 15-asTW
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Seiecs Comedies. translated from the Italian q GoIdoni ersnd
y and Nc,a. For sale BY FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IAMEs's new novel, .The woodmsn," rcrnsnce Of
~ " ~ TAYLOR MAURY's,
July Is Near OH street.
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JAMES X. POLKA very fine Dsguerrcotype OF the
late President BE- Bradys Gallery Pennsyvana
avenue Daeuerecype miniatures Of style executed
perior manner. June 2i-eodlm.
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ENks' New Comprehensive Commentary ON the
Bible, containing version, marr
nal references; Matthew enyis Commentary; Practical
sfryafons Of Rev. Thos Scott
Doddndee G Adam Clarke South, and other writers the
Scriptures tables
illustrative the Of
the sncients single copy for sale by
July IS BcotseIiers near ON street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17
aAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

t. the EcltoTS OF Ia kd9a1fey'
Gentle ca Seeing mat n account OF the iale
commencement Of Hampton Sidney College,
which took place % The i3h and l4:h oil the last
month has Jet appeared in The Pablo papers,
while The ccmn,encemenls of mos. OF The other
Colleges O, the Stale have been lhus noticed, ard
bsips a, he same li1e, unwilling that this ve-
nc-abIa institution should be thus slishted in lie
morn OF ter Tc.appcar.ng prosperity, b ve de-
,prmincd 10 offer rome brief remarks ca ne per-
Tomatoes Of The occasion.
aamgGea Sidney, 10. some lime past has not
cccuGied Ter ;uitacr posi- ion 10 The publ: eye
her CLASSIC walls have been nearly descred; Ter
professional Chairs have been almos. vacant and
her 1aancia condition has been well nigh pros
,rate. But better prospects are now before Ter.
With foresight ami penetration, refecin2 ere.
dill upon i,s deserving author, the PLAZA oil scho.
larshp. has seen established, which has efiec:u'
ally p!accd he College upon PernaUen; easis.
Her chairs are now hiled b. Professors who, &C.
fore have earned and maintained Wei'-khoEn
and enyiabic regulations; her walls ere NO" ai.ea
wi h s,pfesIs and lGe wreath OF prosperity
Groves lie fiiof s Ct her ir:s.ts.
Tho exercises Of the late commencement
l,s,ed drrino the two consecutive days Va Inc
FIRST. l.rg procession was formed on Inc col
Ieoe.preen by the tao literary societies which
marched IN good order over 10 the College
cburch. we're they found, Notwithstanding The
forhiddiny appearance of the weather, large
sud;ence in a,,cnda ce. The p!easurable e1
c,,cmea, Of the occ3a.o7 was mucn heightened
by the fne music If the Richmond Armory
Band, whose services had been procured ~ the
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RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1919

Gus and unciyi lied aspect of some of u, The
nice young men" who used TO para,le The streets
Of Richmond in white kids and pumo sole boots
although anits, this coarscaess of dres,. ,bs
refinement OF The gentleman is arparcr, and
the old adaso Of "L.css makes the NAM and
all that glis;cns is noi gold" are moi an,,y illus
,ratcd in our case. The good old count Of
G ouccster has given US crowd which sue nsy
well be proud Of; for they are generous. chi.
valrous Get CT fellows, who carry Their beor,s IN
their hands, and ore ever ready 10 do a Kind
act. The Richmond members you know: their
high character and many virtues need no eulo
gums from our pen. In fact our Company is, as
j, should be, noble ono, regardless of localities.
We could, if il would not be Consuming TOO
much of your time, (for with us time is plentiful
toll you Of The ships we have hailed and nassed,
Of the whales, dolphns, sharks, 0yng. fish birds
and of good many other things that are Incl.
dental to sen voyage; bat we fcrbcar, for fear
of firing you. But, for The sai c Of those who
are at home, let me tell you thai we are doing
we'll and are safe, if as Gnc 3 ship as ever loat.
cd and Us galan, crew 50 ever trod deck
caa make US SO. We will soon be ut Rio
whence intend to send this, and now conclude
By asking Gods blessings upon old Virginia and
all she contains.
Yours, most truly and sincerely,