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Gayler's Patent Salamander Safes.

THESE Safes warranted perfect In every respect and
TO afford full protection for books papers, &c, against
loss by Gre or thleves ~
WFor comparatively small sum any person may have
an insurance office Of his which eSacts neither
notes or premiums and which cannot be broken down by
great fire." ,,
cayiera Patent Double aud Improved Single Ssnmander
Safes any Dimensions required by Banks brokers Mer
chapts eyyeler, or for Records for Other public Offices
made order An assortment for sale and
the Depot i25 Water, between Pine and Wall streets
A. r. MoEN.
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UNITED STATES / gFlcER,

Capt O. w. Mclean, Member OF the Legislature and late
u The United States Navy, has kindly sent US the following
Sertifcae. il tells its own story.
RAILWAY, Jan 25, lS47.
A year since was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole sysem LEFT la debltatsd state was induced to
wy DIR. ENTHUSIASTICALLY and aiter taking
Two or three bottles, was very much relieved, and a
butte entirely the said Sarsaparlla. have continued
taking H. and find that improve every day. believe II
saved my he, and would not be without under any
alteration Il. w MCLEAN.
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Lamps, Girandoles, Hall Lanterns. and
Chandeliers

DEITZ, BROTHERS g. CO.,
WASHINGTON STORES, No. lac William Street,
RE Manufacturing and have always oh hand full
II sortment Of articles in their line, o the following de
scrpons WITCH they will sell AT wlio, sae or retail al low
prices, for ,ath:
Solar anpsgi bronze and sllvertd, III great variety
S,ispending Solais, do do
Bracket Solafs do do
Solar Chandeliers do do. @ . and lights
Sispemling Cumphne Lamps
Bracket do do
Side do do
Canphne Chandeliers, 2, and lights
Giraniolea-g slvercd and bionZcd, various patterns
Hall Lanterns-y sizes. with cut stained glass.
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA!
,IOsr EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.

THIS EXTRACT is put up In quart bottles Il isar times
cheaper possaner and warranted superior 70 any sou
cures diseases, without romang, prgis s'eSe""s' "
dstiiitafig the patient ~, -
hs great beauty and superiority q this sarsapafa over
disease, II nvigorafes the body.
1T HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 1900 CURES
THIS YEAR.
1000 cures OF RhenqantisBi.
lU0 cures Of Ilysfepsio.
1850 cures Of General Debility and Want q Nervous
1900 Fsmale Corpnints, and 1000 cures Of Dis.
sasss Of fhe Blood ri=
Ucsrs scroiula, eryspelas satrheum pimples on The
lace &c, &c, toy with numerous cases Of conslmp-
pon liver complaints spinal affections, &c This, we are
aware must appear incredible, but we have letters from
physicians aud from all parts Of the United States
Of the pactabe druggists In Newark New Jei
sey, informs that e refer 10 more than one hundred
In the city OF New York which We Will refer 10 with
pleasure and TO men Of character well known.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
DR. Townsend ~ almost daily receiving orders from ply,
sleians In different parts Of the Union go.
The city OF Albany, have in prescribed DR.
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA, and believe il to BIZ one
ofhs most valuable preparations Of Sarsapsra in the mar
n. H. Pulling, NJ d., ~ Wilson, NJ D., r. D. Briggs, A.
D., r. u. Elmrndorf " D.
Albany, April i 1915
The following is fromone Of the respectable pyal.
sians On Long Island
GREssroRT, July 10, lsiG,
Din Tu1yEsENp-- Dear SIIt IL with satisfaction that
say you, that have recently Witnessed In several
the most b. ccial results from yonr EXTRACT OF SAR.
sAPAR neing engaged IN the practice Of medicine,
have bsd In several cases, and never without be-
.trft removal Of dis arising from deranged
slate Of ieesive organs, jaundce, &c, far exceed.
any ~ 1e kind ever offered to the public You VIII
please - ! liz two dozen, DC. 5+5
S 9. PRESTON, NJ D.
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THE EDITOR

JOHN JACKSON. Esq, Editor OF the Railway Republ-
unpublished the above certificate, and remarks in ali ed
prial az iollo,ss:
ton OF SARSAPAR1Ll.A appears TO be OF the
extraordinary character Werubisi to-day two certificates
In its behalf from Capt Mclean OF this town, and
from the Rev, Mr. White, Of Staten lGland gentleman
well known in Railway Capt. Mclean believes the nisd
cine to have saved his life and Mr. White enter.
tain equally strong confidence In It's efficacy Intelligent
like THESE would not praise strongly what they did
not fully believe to be deserving
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LIFE INSURANCE.

NATIoSAIL DAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
2G CORNiilI.I., LONDON, ASD "a, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, f5OO,0oO STERLING,
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MRSAIVaEsa sAEx.4ls q e :sS =
IA AS~ J. p. 6AiiAN.
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PETER Drown, AZ Little 81, Brooklyn.
70 MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA haa been exr
prsasly prepared in reference 10 Female Complaints No
female SHOULD neglect to take IT, lisa certain preventive
or any OF and horrible diseases 10 which they
are subject ~ valuable for those who are approaching
Ing the blood and invgaing the system Indeed this
cne Is invaluable for all the delicate diseases TO which
women subject ,
II braces the whole system permanently the ma,
uIai energies by removing the impurities OF the blood
- far stimulating The system produce subsequent
rsla which IS the Of most medicines taken for
emale weakness aud disease. Al.
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Th,ss subsann last sailing hrsl Glass ships an puu
he ..i,y Of New York. commanded by men OF expe.
RE and ability and will be despatched punelualy on
the, 2ls OF each month. A..
Their cabins are elegant and commodious, and are ur
nj ensd with whatever eonducs TO the ease and comfort
Of passengers. l
for any parcels packages by su unless
rssula,r bills Of ladng are signed therefor
- Woodruff q MINTuRENS,
81 South street, New York.
1t. - Liverpool.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

On. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARlI.LA Is a sovereign
4 sure remedy Tor incipen CONSUMPTION, and Tor the
general PR alton of the systemno matter whether the
result cntcause or causes produced by rreguariy
Illness ltlent. ss9
Notni i be more surprising than its inygoraIing ef
e.ta on slman frame. Persons, all weakness and las
riuie b, taking IL at once become robust and full Of
ar er its influence II Immediately couuteracts the
ntiseles, Of the female Frame which is the great
Of unhappiness.
ure 10 exhibit certificates Of cure riurlst but
assure The afflicted that hundreds tuses have been repor
ted to us. -. q, ,.,r
On TowssENp-To all whom this may eoncern--Ihis
Ia to certify that my wife used bottle Of your SARSA
PARiILX previous critical event, under the most
,armng delicate circumstances being troubled win
the ropsy cling the feet nervous affections and very
much de6ila,ed; with my persuasion and the recommen
daton OF those vino had used IL she was induced 70 y IT.
with little or no iaith and suffice TO say the medicine
had the happy and desired effect not only during The SAD
period but AFTER the expiration OF ono week Of s USE he
aropvy and nervous affection gave way TO an astonishing
degree and her health now better than had hssn iaf
long time prevlous
Ibis viii be OF any services to yon, or any one who
doubts the succtsa Of The medicine, you are entirely vel
come TO It,
subscribe myseifyour oboisns and obliged s.ryt.
$. S. JAMESON
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Dr. TowsssNpD Dear Sr-I have the pleasure to inform
yeu that three OF my children hare been cured Of the Scro
hula by he use Of your excellent medicine They
icsd very scvsrey with bad sores have taken only fou
boes took them away, for which feel myself undt
deep Obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, l0s Wooster street
New York March l., lS47, 'ses |.H.
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lOFUI,A CURED.
THREE CHILDREN

THE certificate conclusiyely proves that this SARSAPA.
RlIL has perfect control over the obstinate
of the blood Tee persona cured in one house Ia unpre
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RMEuMATIsM AND PILES.

SRprEMsKR i6, 1916.
M. TownsKNp--Dear Sjr-My wife has been, fer eevs
raj years, AFFLICTED with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies 10 obtain some relief but oil to no pur
pose She finally induced by seeing your advertise
mept to give your SARSAPARiLLA q trial was also,
os,nsr win via =. man .ns my smpioy esd S"p,ssd Sa
riIs our complaint waa completely cured. consider Il
one of ht beet q medenes and would advise all who are
80" aARRIT 0ARRABRANT,
Market street Newark
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE iss FULTON STREET, n. York
ID DR. Il ". pyorT q SONS, orsrHAI Aossrs, No.
rSrs 10 s' wilmington cy, CHARLES sToTr pavo
sss Il corner IN street and Fem Avenue.
7 fr1y Also, for pals BY Druggists generally.
r. NONE GENUINE Unless PUf UP IN THE
L kIcE SQuARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN a
QUART, AND .IsNSp WITH Inn wni!rxs sIsNAruss o.
NJ ID n. d r o r r. -Eu
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YOUNG LADIES, READ TINS.

You who have Pale Compilations, Duh Eyes, Bloches
On the Face Rough Skin, or Freckles and tout OF s
riisn Use bottle two Of DIR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA
RII.LA II will cleanse the Blood remove the freckles
and Bloches and give You anmaon sparkling eyes, fine
spirits, and beautiful compexiona Of which are Of I'M
Inense value 10 UNNAMED LADIES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-27

IN cuANcgRY-v,ec,Sr.:-A Superior Court Of
| chancrry for The Richmond Circuit, hold ~ the
STATE Cour, House, In the City OF Richmond on Thurs
Charles r. SterIs, Eussbeus C. slsrna, George WI.
Hanson aud Virginia his wife, John ii. Williamson and
Mauha his wife, Allen E. Baker and Serena o., hs
Creed Butler and e. A. Goodwin, Administrator Of
Eliza Z. SleIne, decd. Fiaih"n''
against 81
az such administrator de bonis non Of Peyton x. sslhe,
dec,d Tnouus vs.. boswell. his late deputy, ana lonh
H. Knight administrator, do boni' non n. S
This day, came the Plaintiff. by their counsel , ana
filed their bin, and ihs dsiendanu by tnsn souh,e
filed their answers thereto, 10 WHICH "
Fainnns ~ ,na eause bein: dockeed by eonssn.
81 ,n. na,trs by their nsel, came 10 DC heaio oy
like upon hs o' INC as,d and tho
..hin,s 6ed and was argued 6y coun eli on consiu
srntion whereof and by cons y OF the Paes eah .
mn,s, The court doth order that the defendant" te.
~ ADAMS and Thomas w. boswell, fenoef Oeloio
Commissioner John Shore, an account oil tneil aoans
lraon OF estate Of Psyton Serns, afS
,hai ihe defendant John H. Knight, render before io
.nu' aommissoner an account OF his administration OF
The e,tae of Francis Stsrne Decd ano that pnDhcaCo
be made In the Richmond Times asa t, En- ~
ouer Two Of the newspapers published IN me Cry
Rlc moad for months successfully, ana 10 postea
a. he door Of the Court House Of The City Of Richmond
and also at the door Of me Coon hSu.e q ne
county respectively, requiring all persons VINO may
have claims against the estates Of Peyon e. sseIne.
dec I'd. and FT1ncl5 oIefhe, OoC'uy W against 'ne
,hsr m Them 10 exhibit the same for settlement, be-
fore the said commissioner ut his oace In the Cy .,
Richmond, on the first Monday in October mex, a.,
which accounts and claims. tbs said eon ,hs,.n,
required TO audit and state, and TO MAKE repo.
to the Court with any matters especially stated deem
himself which ana may me &c said
Sy ~ ,o directed TO fc his report in The CLERK
Once Of this Court. before The rs' day Oh 'anaa
ny next ..,,.d n as,,vay for,hwt, 10 IN,
p,,ns or 10 their council or mole copies OF ta
order. CoPy-A paoppTn Clerk
July a4-e2m f.So0hHi' |s'A'
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VOLUME XLVI.-NUMBER %.

aged agriculture BY giving it foreign mar,s i
has iossred AM protected manufacturers, be-, ii.
Inc Capacity OF any lax on the consumer, in nv.
ing 10 enterprise The largest and most varied home
Market which any nalion Of the world furnisbt
10 lis people; il has promoted The mechanic aus
~ supplying with their productions Inc nSnts
and necessities of agriculture, commefcl nd
manufactures; il has annexed Texas; to-
maintained cur right 10 Oregon il has achieved
glory and avenged our wrongs on the plains and
IN The passes OF Mexico; it has encompsssed he
province OF New Mckee, j. has given 10 The Re
public the mines, The valleys, and The mastifcent
harbors OF California; il has raised our Acry
10 greatness and has made her Tin no d!y
Time The pathway 81 the nations, her people
carriers OF commerce, antIhe evsnseiisls OF
lizaiion. These are lbe results OF the Democ
&c spirit, 10 which you and your party have evlI
been hostile, but which, when shall he ioig got e n
and you shall! be remembered with scorn, over
throwing all Federal and Wing opposition, viii!
carry on lis mighty agencies for The welfare and
the progress of The Human Race.
GEO. w THOMPSON
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Dad Yesterday morning, AT his residence In this city
after a p.olracted sickness, MI. NATHANIEL II
RAGLAND, In the 57th year OF his age The friend.
and acouaintances of the family invited to after
his funeral at Grace Street Baptist Church, at ~ O'Clock
this morning, without further notice.
DEPARTED this Ii fe on the 9th Of Juno, ut the
dence Of Mr. Robert Wren, Dr., In Powhatan county.
Mira ELiZa BHrH e ,cons0rt OF VIM. F. Ionipkins,
deceased, Of King William County, Va.
She was fer nearly 40 years, n strict Methodist aud
has eft many relatives aud friends TO mourn their u
rrparabls loss. She was 70 years and CO days old
Died, on the 2S.h june at Middleton, Missouri.
WINSTON, in!anl son Of B. w. Mallory, after
few hours illness
Died, on The 3Oth June, B. w. MALL'Ry, o:
Cholera. Mr.. M. had attended bis little son du-
ring his illness, win an assidui,J which only an
afeclona,e father is capable Of showing; and,
soon after his demise, was himself violently as
sa lied ty the eldesIroyer. MIR. NJ, whe was
formerly a resilen. oil this CRY, had established
himself in The mercantile business in Middleton.
and had gained The confidence and esteem OF
large circle OF friends, who deeply sympalhise
with his family and sorrowing friends.
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v,1IIapIrIaND For SALE.

IsuAL offer al public sale to the highest bidder, al
i Lawrenceylle In the county OF Brunswick, on Mon.
day the oath day OF September next III being c,lt day.
tract OF land containing 500 acres distant about three
miles from Lawrencevie, on Great Creek, adjolnins
The lands Of Mr. lanes Pritchett, Capt Merritt DaSis
and Doctor Henry Lewis. u Is believed that there 10
no land in the county better adapted to the easaoh
Of wheat and tobacco or susceptible Of improve
msnt by lining, cloveting arc The crop, made on =.
the two las. years and that now growing, are sun
Client recommendation Of It's fertility anu prolue."n.
The terms expected 10 be, one half of the plrchads
money payable the LIST day OF January 1850 when pos
session viii be gwen, and the other half payable mo
Isl day OF July following but WIZ be more p1c5H
made known on The day Of sale. Il. d. hiChs'
1Ef
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

RICHMOND, 6 o'clock, P. M July 2s.h.
Presenl-Messrs. John Caskie, (President)
James Evans, Joseph c. WingGeid, M. 8. Val.
entine, and H. w. Fry.
Two cases Of Cholera have been reported 10 the
boaid as having occurred 10 the city during The
last "a hours, OF which one has terminated fatal
ly, and one is still under treatment.
The Board adjourned 10 meet again al S
o'clock, P. NJ. on Thursday, 26:h instant
p. CLAIBORNE GOOCH, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board Of Health.
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MRS. MApISON,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pERALcATIoN IN NEW ORLEANS.

A telegraphio despatch published 10 the
Charleston Courier, and dated New Orleans.
July Goth, says "it is reported that Nathaniel N.
Wilkinson, Cashier Of the Canal Bank, has
proved dsfauter TO the large amount Of from
one hundred and twenty 10 one hundred aud
thirty Thousand dollarsn
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sITIJATION WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN who was educated In my School,
n ana who Is qualified TO teach Latin, Greek, French
and Mathematics. and the usual English branches, De
.es employment either as private tutor, or az the
head of An independent School. He has had several
years experience leaching and can bring satsiae
torv testimonials from those In whose Families ne mas
,anoht he v ould expect a salary OF al least s45o.
Addres, PIKE POWERS, 5taunion, Va, post paid.
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-, From ne Lvneibpg Tiginian.
The RICHMOND WhIG AND JUDGE
DANIEL

DANIEL.
We read with much surprise the late attack
OF The Richmond Wing upon Judge Daniel and
the people OF Lynchburg Tor the course pursued
oy Inc lomer 10 the election OF President OF HI
James River and Kanawha Company The
Common Council Of Lynchburg have thought il
que 70 their p.oxy, as we'll as 10 themselves, TO
!aRe notice OF he allegations OF the Wing. We
invite attention 10 the proceedings of the Council.
published below:
COMMON COUNCIL.
AT called meeting of the Common Council
OF Lynchburg, al their chamber, on Thursday.
the 18th day Of July, I549:
Present: John NJ Oley, President, Michael
Hart, t. D. AGREE. Pleasant Partin, Paul
Jones, Henry Davis, John R. Mcdaniel, George
L. Roberts and Jesse Hare, members.
The following preamble and resolutions we're
presented TO the board by Mr.. Mcdaniel and,
being read, were unanimously adopted:
"The Common Council, Of tho town OF
Lynehburg, having appointed Judge william,
Daole, Jr, proxy to represent the stock,
held by The corporation Of Lynchburg. at late
general meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
James River and Kanawha Company, have seen.
with great surprise, on article which appeared
10 the Richmond Whis.' Of the 18th instant,
under the head Of "The James River and Ka.
nawha Company" purporting 10 give some &C
count Of the election Of The President of The
Company, at the said meeting; and in which the
writer, in one aspect OF the case stated by him.
calls in question The good faith Of the people of
Lynchburg, and in another s!igmatizcs, With
unjust aspersions, the course pursued by their
proxy al said meeting, by the suggestion that
it was influenced by unworthy motives, deem it
due TO themselves TO the people whom they're.
present, and 10 Judge Daniel, to make the state
ments contained in the following resolutions,
Resolved, That while The people OF Lynchburg
al present m,y be, aud az We believe are, in Ia
yor Of The extension Of The canal, we do not fee.
called upon or ourselves. or on behalf OF the pep
pie OF Lynchburs, TO make any such pledge; and
il al any lime heretofore the people OF Lynctburs,
or any one for them, has given any such pledge,
expressly or lacis!y, il is wholly unknown 10 us.
ard al the time OF appointing the said proxy.
that subject was mol al all referred.
Resolved, That The Common Council refused
TO instruct their proxy, although il was fully
known TO said body, that Judge Daniel would MOI.
unless instructed, vote Tor Col. BoEdurant. hs
neither Col. Bondurant NO! Mr.. Osborne were
entirely satisfactory 10 a majority OF said body,
and though Judge Mason's name was no, men
toned in connection with the cffice vi President
a, the time. YET the Common Council heartily ap-
,rsr Of the choice, believing that his appoint
company.
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WASHINGTON. July q

Remouals-Appoiatmcnt. = The following clerks
were removed llom office to-day: MIR Finn, OF
Pennsylvania, from the Second ComplrolleT's
ttfi:e; MIR flazelon from The Registers Office;
Mr. Bowman, OF Pennsylvania, and MIR. Peck OF
Iowa, from The First Auditors Office; aud MIR
Brooks, of Virginia, from tie Treausurei 5 Office
Mr. Stroman. OF Pennsylvania, has been ap.
pointed 10 fill the vacancy caused by the reno
val OF Mr. Brooks.
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The new Episcopal Church in the town OF sa.
lem, Fauquer county, Va, was consscralcd on
Wednesday last Bishop Johns preached The con-
secfaon sermon. The Church has been erect
ed in The subulbs OF the village in very plea.
SAINT grove; aud though no; large, has been com
peed in manner highly credi:abe TO The libe-
ralily and good taste Of The community by whom
N has hem pTPctPd
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RICH MOND, VA.
Thureday Morning, July 20. ls49.

Colonel G. w. Tnompson's letter, which ",
publish to-day, is scorching expose Of tn,
duplicity OF the "no.party" Wing Adminis,ra
ton. With mastery skill he 'paints, " in speak
ing colors, the Secretary of the Interior ant
the fractional President. He holds up ,be
picture" to the visw Of an outraged people
who will not fail to study it we'll. They are
witnesses to the frauds which have been prac.
tised upon them by the Taylor orators and the
Taylor presses. and will visit with seyercst con
demnation, and hurl from power tho reckless
parlizans who have abused and trampled upon
the confidence reposed in them.
We ask for General Thompson's letter an
attentive perusal, particularly the two last pa
ragraphs, in which Democracy and Federalism
are SO beautifully contrastcd.
THE SECOND WASHINGTON.-A cor.
respondent Of the Union claims Wing authority
| for the following: On lale occasion, gentle.
! man from one OF The British Provinces called up
on The President and after being introduced en-
gagged In conversation with him on the subject OF
reciprocal duties between the Provinces and the
United States YES" says the Second Wash
inson, reciprocity. Have The potatoes 10 your
country go' The ros2 See Clayton about recipro.
city. Let US talk OF agriculture"
There are SO many Of these stories floating
about unconlradicled. that people begin to te.
iieve there is something 10 them. They are cur
rent even 10 the neutral papers whiggishly in
clined. This is from The New London Star.
"One OF our en!erprising and excellent towns
men, with his family. was visiting Washington.
During their soiourn there, as is customary, they
were presented TO The President. On The presen-
lation OF the amiabIe lady, The general exclaimed,
"Mr. and MIS- from New London, Con.
Rsetient." Cat the same time shaking her hand
heartily "very happy to see you-glad 10 see
the Bay State so well represented"
Nathan Sargent, the Sergeant-at.arms OF The
House OF Representatives, has been appointed
Recorder Of The General Land Office. Some OF
the Wings srumble awiully at this heaping OF
two such Offices on one man, bu, Attorney Gen.
eral Johnson says it is all right in tav, and eve
ry body knows that nothing would sui, General
Taylor better Than 10 be allowed TO hold two Of
fees himself, particularly when matters can be
so arranged lawfully" As he remarked 10
Judge J. Y. Mason, on a memora BILE occasion
"any thing lhals lapful-any ihirg lhal's law
tul.h
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RICHMOND VA, FRIDAY MORNING. o. lsw

has been much admired, and acknowled Led By
all 10 be The finest ship that has been in hi:
port bound for California.
Yours, Sc. G.. +. S..,.
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NIARR; ES.
DEATHS,

On Tuesday morning, July Sd, by Rev. J: B. Letter
Mr. WILSON &. THOMAS, Of Richmond, 10 Miss
ALICE L TEMPLE, Of iIenLcO county.