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Lewis ~. TaIiaferrO,

.HIIUh.NF VA I@.!Vi
HAVING located himself al Hanover Cou'' I,
II house, respectfully offers his professional,
xrvices 10 ihe public. He will regularly allene
ne ConI,s OF Hanover, King William ana Cat-
,,ne. JUNO ~
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A CARD.

THO my friends and the farmers senctaly, ass,n u"
fer my services in selling Their crops T o. %nr
have for sale some Of The ceieofieu 90 40 ilss,
stons Seed Wheat which am selling ioI e. ns ss
White Wheat brings 81 10 III Red - 70 10 VIZ
Early sales thlHk The best. r.Iyarrppo
July 6 Ins' a.
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
No.lOi EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
" Vjroin11

Oh you in search of gold where'eT you roam,
Remember, iIURLEf'S Office sis hrre"-at home
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST. lS49.
Virginia Mononga!ia Lottery, Glass No. l0l for st9
To be drawn on Saturday, Amg. 49, 70 No I1itery-i3
drawn ballots Capitals SIS, $50. $1,000, S,DCO, 900
3,OO0 a,GaJ b of LOU, sc. Tickets sio-siares IN
proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. H. 10 be drawn August %
u No I,otiery-l5 drawn ballots Capitals: S3j, O00
10000, 5,OOu 40nO 3ilD a,5a0 10 ofl,OG, 10 Of $780,
II of 200. sc. Tickets Si0-slaresi In proportion.
Virginia Monohgaiia Lottery, Class H. for lsi9, 10 be
drawn on SATURDAY, August : ill., Grand Scheme -
SIS 900 Is DOO. alCDO, 1889, "f76W OF 5000, ="
3.uyn oi a,J.1 sc. Tickets SIS -sharea IN proper
Delaware Lottery, No. -. 10 lie dawn August 29l
Is No Loi,e.y-l2 drawn ballots. Capitals; S3u.uo0
10000 slu Of 5,OoJ Of ,0JH jof 500. lou Of 400
SC. Tickets Sl0-siares in proportion.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shnre any the above Schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned will receive the mos, prompt atten-
ton, and IN account Ut each dia~ng forwarded ~
soon tits received.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold BY oliier VendeIs;
Hurley IN MI all times complete assortment oil iiek
cts ranging IN price from 81 Ia 800
N.B.-liurley pays postaso on all letters " aha
fxosn his Office.
"lIuriey's rule Is IL clsh all prizes al sight.
Please add ess your ordersto WIN. HURLEY,
no 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All business strictly confidential July IS
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irRA TRAIN FOR MILFORD DEPOT.

EXTRA TRAIN FOR MILFORD DEPOT
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The Department will in future require The
4 Louisa Train TO wait al the Junction Tor the
arrival of the Mail Train from Richmond, The
Era Train, which heretofore left Richmond at
O'Clock, A. M, will tom. and after This day,
rave here a, 81 o'clock, P. NJ, for Milford De.
pG where i! will remain for The night. Re-
aang will leave Milford att, A. M.-leave
i,.JuIciion al 8 o'clock and arrive at Richmond
alCi, A. M. THOMAS SdARr,
Superintendent OF Transport alton.
Ollie Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company.
Ricnmnrd nnnsf l2,h IS4Q
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EIspR'TIlNE'S EFSD.;Rk;,

Also, HUMOROUS OhBT Capital PflLts sold IN Tie CITY
and sent To correspondents.
FUR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Maryand Consolidated, No. III. IS Nos, II
drawn. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 5000,
20 nf 500 Tickets IS. -
satnrday-Grand Consolidated, No. 81. IS Nos, Is
drawn. Capitals: $40, 900, 10000, 10000,
5000, 50 oc 1000, SC. Tickets $40.
a Orders for tickets, packages, certificates Of pack
ages in she above Lotteries or IN all Lotteries advrf
tisrd by Messrs. b. Paine & Ca, attended 10 wh
promptnsss, and drawings forwarded TO all who wish
Aug IL r. CHALK.
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Logan Waller.

COINNTSSION MERCHANT
AND GENERAL AGENT,
4 TTENDS 10 the sale OF country proauce'
4 aud collection OF accounts.
Office Al Messrs. Dabney & Wilson's NO.
81 Gain Street, Richmond, Va.
InnA 10 I'm
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
HamDden Sidney College,

Alexandria, Virginia, August l4-clal&dlA
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y.RINE JOURNAL.
Xr OF RICH n u n ID
,.rrs raIsl DAY ATs. O'CLOCK. A NJ.
A ppJvED


ARRIVED.
=, Jos. Lybrand, Teal, Philadelphia.
y, Hill Carter. Rogers, New York.
:.r D w Eldridge. Groves. Philadel phia'
:.sr Belle, futile, Philadelphia.
..,r Benry Delany, Dale, Philadelphia.
:.sr pa,mos, Childress. Wilmington, N. c.
SAILED,
ssrque Bachelor, Horton, Genoa.
Scbr Bella Peck. Smith. Troy.
sehr Ccrdel.a. Smith, Boston.
sehr Judge Baker. Bogart. Troy.
n EDGAR A. POE will lecture on "1as
gIn Principle" with various reciIalions) al
;, Exchange Concert Room, on Friday evening
II lin, al 8 o'clock. Tickets Is cents; 10 be
NJ al the various bookstores.
August l6-2,
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.,--,,nCINiS SEED WHEAT.

WOODFIN'S SEED Wt1Eh
80, ,as ,mall crop of this celebrated
WI s. Of his own raising, for sale Having eul'
v,,,s no other Wheat for the last three years Iur.
chaser. rely upon getting ,a1 wses would
Those v ishins to obtain a. .%,s ,.ii
JuIyN 1aoS' Ia
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AUCTION SALES.
ksy t'GEsia.aa & SHADE.
NEGl,OS

THIS DAY al Q! o'clock, will be sold ty u
ere l:eiy hoy, l7yeafs o! ag., and oac likely
VIENNA a,i NEE chiiiiea.
Al II tULLlAM & SLhDE, Auos
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ny TIE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
A PROCLA MA TON.

"A PhOC-a VIZ HIN.
INFORMATION having hsen received by the Eiucn.
l tive, that CONRAD Line, or LliSoR, charged
with felony has escaped from the Jail Of Norfolk coun
w. md Is now going IL large do, therefore, hereby
offer reward OF fy dollars to ans person, or persons,
who shall arrest ths said Ling or Lisnor and deliver
him into the Jail Of Norfolk; and DO, moreover r..
ouire ali officers Of This Con- noawslh vii and mill
tary, and reqios: thr people generally, to use their
best eIenons procure The arrest of the said iugiiye
that he may be brought 10 Justice
lesser seal of The Common wealth al Richmond,
lsEAl' this 9Th day Of August, In thr year lss9
Signed, JOHN D. FLofp.
Ave- FEET 1ye In chss high thick SET aofd compleIioni
has comm xions in tie neIghnorhood of Portsmouth.
ll-cJw
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READ s. BAKSDALES,
Commission Merchants,
For the Ladies'.
RICHMOND, VA.

NEW SUPPLY, AUGUST 10TH, l649.
I'VE have just received another lot OF those
w beautiful French Dress Morocco Slippers,
manufactured by McCurdy; also, Ladies fine
uhile Satin Slippers, white Kid Slippers: Ladies
Dressing Velvet Slippers, Ladies beautiful Dress
GaleI Scots.
Ladies in want OF beautiful Shoes and Boots OF
spy description will please give US call, as we
have great variety, and always keepa large
socs. We will sell as low as goods Of like
qualify can be purchased in Virginia. Those
n Sanl oil serviceable and beautiful Shoes will
all and see US. PUTNEY & WATTS,
Wholesale and retail dealers Main 81.
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Life Insurance.

yu,uE New York Life Insurance Company, tiaie tne
Nautus) is still prngrs sinG ~ lis Dn' 'nrss Nv
manner entirely satisfactory 10 tue ensueG w 'o
nanv confines s business entirely 10 Lille lnshfhhee
Being Mutual Insurance CotnFahy, Tue H. ,h,ae
an,i,elv far the benefit vi the Insured for me tn'e.
~, v.,,s alter the company commenced business,
di.,6.d 81, per cent and last yenr 90 per cent
Explanatory pamphlets and all other Information may
bs on ain ed al the agents office, d. inc nap',, p
n.nns,tory, No 2u3, the square above the virginia
Banks. r w u,ncocs Medical
pfs; ~ w. whitman CHAS. WuRTHAM,
Examines. Agent.
1,o TH0MAS ADAMS, Mobile; John q: smltn
tp,,iiom Z! Pollard and sarah his wife, lanes "
ballard md Georciana his wiie-iase hotce ma, :. +,
hail aonlv 10 the County Court OF rnrcn on INC -.
d,v of the October term next, 10 appoint eauses
shs civ OF Richmond, lying on Union sresi Between
nio'u up President Of The Louisa Railroad Company.
Aug l3--ctlstOot
IN cHsNcERY-vIkGisIs AT Rn'es held IN INC
l rIers,s Ofi:e Of ths Superior CouH 81 ChanrsIy
FIR the Richmond Circuit, the 9th day o. august eo
churcnIIl Jogcsit aud George w Anderson, mei
chsa,s and partners trading under the name nnh sye
OF Dcgge:t and Anderson,
aganat nr,I,n,a
Edward n Gillian and other, Dei.hnants 81,
The defendant above named not having rn.s'eo W s
anoearance and given security according 20 lae 81
Assembly and Tho rules u this Court auu y ~; 81
hv satisfactory evidence that be Il not an
,S,,rannonweath II ia ordered that the san ue,ena
n Al anns,y az this Jules to be held for tie sau
m The rs Monday In November next anu ,s Id, ne
Ill, ar me nlaintits; and that copy oil iis 10 b
forthwith inserted in some ne @spape. p".;ss,v and
city OF Richmond for tao h9nss cnn,r Uonss in The
said city, .o- Ac0py ROBERTS, Clerk.
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GhhND SCtEhES FOR dUuUSl, 1917.
Virginia Monongan Lottery, Glass No lGl for 1870.
10 he drawn on Saturday, Aug ls,h 10 No Lottery-l3
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DR.. ThOs. II. Harrison.

oFFiCE al C Harrison & Cos Drug
J Store, Main streer, opposite The American
al July 10
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Good washing may 10 had at from s. to $40 for
DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In the Medical Department the session Is Of the same
length as the Academic Session-nine months-which
enables the students to complete curriculum OF stu
dies as extensive that Of any other Medical lhstiiu-
tion in the Union, by attending only TWO lectures
dav.
BY recent enactment Of the Board OF Visitors, pro
vision has been made for the delivery OF course OF
NJ Comnnr,,i,e Anatomy and Zoology. The whole
expense Of tuition is only $685. which sum includes The
Gust OF the Demonstrators ticket and that OF The mate
r,., furnished for dissection. WM 3 KEMPER,
''"' Proctor aud Patron Of the University Of Va.
Aug 3-c9awem
~. The Richmond Wing. Washington Union and
National Interencer will insert IN country paper Tor
tyn months and forward account TO the Proctor.
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J y VI Fsi
NOTICE

DESTROYS of winding up my bu 'ness, all persons m
debIei Ia me by bond. noIes or open account, VIII
please make Early payment IL myself, or Mr. nies a..
frcr, who j. alone authorized 10 grant receipts In my
name. hose 10 whom | may be inceh'ri. viii be
pleased 10 leave ,hsr accounts either with HIM or my
self for ia ildation. Wa. ANDERSON, Jr.
Arr Ia
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WHITE GRAPE SHAWLS,
AuausT ID lS49.

WHITE GRAPE SHAWLS.
AUGUST IA. 1919.
OWEN s. BALLARD will sell white Grape
UShawls at 5, s, 10, H. SIG and higher prices
plain and embroidered; also few rich scarlet
embroidered Shawls.
The above goods are received on consignment
"a. will be sold al wholesale or retail and al re-
.uced prices at OWEN & BILLIARDS
Dry Goods aud Commission Store,
Ausl4 l4l Eagle Square.
IITANTEO TO HIRE-A Carriage Driver
w and Hostler for the remainder of this year
.: longer. Testimonials OF good character and
ta,aely required. P. v. DANIEL.
Ausust l5-62i&cU2t
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
ocDOnT

THE ne1t session oi.lhelsubscriber's school
VII commence on Monday the i7'h OF Sep
pn.sf The course OF instruction embraces the
English Breaches, Ancien, and Modem Lam
Cages, aud Mathematics. Tailion fees accor-
:aa 10 The usual Standards and payable half
y,slY, in advance.
TIE Modern Languages will be laug hl BY Mr..
v. B. ilichard The subscriber will also lie as.
.lsrc y gentleman, native oil this city, who
e:a:pa.ed with distinction at Princeton College.
ALEXANDER MARTIN.
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Dissolution.

HE Gu partnership Heretofore existing betw cen the
i snb.criperS, under the frm ii WM ANDERSON
Co. IL by mutual CONSENT Ibis :ay dissolved. Either
party Will usr the name OF The hrni In luid ,ton. All
persons indebted To the conceIn viii please make
prompt payment. and those lnvhs claims ugniust
will present Tie Tor settlement NJ our ohice corner Of
Man aud I'll Streets South side.
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copcN cpaINCs IaSp ar hUCTiON

GREEN SPRINGS LAND AT NUCTiUN'
Z f not sold ba.ote privately, viii, on tn 'HsDaf >
the 3d at August VI far II AIT, thr next iair DAY.
otI-r nj nnron on The premises, my Land 10 LGns~
county, lying iht road om the Court house 10 auh
ford's Biise-one t,ac. 81 40 acres, ADJOINING ths
lands cf Captain r. Jacket pr. Watson and cthrs, Ho
al which = .nr lard with good buildings, orchard, %
Aiso, 81 AZ &. Of wood land drtaehrd ION the hist
hui quite conrrIi@nt The above land Is very cohvrhi
eutly situated 10 mills End market only ii miles ron
Trrvan's Depot.
TERMS, 10 suit any rrascnabls buyer, WIN he MACS
know on tie day of ale Any enquiry, addressed 10
Imir 1i--riIs tUliES 4 BARKER
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alansohick. King William County, Auen',i7-sw
GLOUCESTER COUNTY LAND FOR

IN the first TUESDAY In October rrrf. viii s"''
~ the Estate upnn which formerly resided, known
n MOUNT PLEASANT, containing four bmpdisd anc
-ighyoue ri land, ;aT.r hundred ana hty acres
OF The hest lg1iiy, ~ thai fertile region. 1hrfr :rr
three hundred and fy Of open land, portion oi
thr balance we'll timbrird There is comfortable
Dwelling ilonsr, which the 0srrseer Mr. Bray, no"
occupies. aud one of Tie most beautiful sites IN tla'
ntighrorhood for lager dwelling. The out buildings
arc suiilble 10 genteman's residence and Tho fr-
quiIamcnts of The Farm After the sale of The Farm
| will self me growing crop Of Corn, which thins "
nj eaa. Fix hundred barrels OF pu.e white Il MY Com
Wheat and Dat Straw, Blade aud Top Fodder. Saacks.
oats, eight Mules, vrry fine, one Horse thirty hro
broke Oxen, fifteen Cows twenty Heiiers. hlteen IN
broken oxen, one Bicodrd Bull. sixty sheep, eighty
Hogs one new Wheat Fan and Thfashins Machine
OK Carts Tumbrels, aud Farming Utensils Of every de
sciipiinn. -,
The Terms nf the sale of tho Farm will he very iiba
ra-say from tn i've years. without interest,", WIN
personal security Ia he approved by me- and II cssio
H. Trust D,od upon tho Farm. Ia sccure The pay mem
Of IL. ,nfchair mOns, Sale Of tcn Stnck, &C, Sc.
wi 10 SIX months credit, with bonds with Improved
security. JOHN ihbb IAl La
A,
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EDUCATION,
Uniyersity of Virginia.

THE next annual session Of the University Of Virgil
i mia will commence on the LIST of October and con.
t,nue without interruption until the 29th of June. The
University comprises the following Schools and Lee.
tureship-viz:
|. Ancient i.ansuages-Professor G.ssner Harri-
son, NJ ID.
II Modern Langunges-Professor Sehee De We're,
LID.
Ill. Observation-Disclosures Edward H Courtenay,
LID.
Nv. Natural Philosophy-Prof William B Rogers.
v. Chemistry and Malera Modiea-Prof Robert E
Rogers,
VI. Medicine-Prof Henry Howard, MD.
VII Anatomy and sursery-Prof Jas L Cabell, NJ D.
DID, ID.
*. Law-Professor John B Minor.
" Lecturer and Demonstration OF Special and Patho-
logical Anatomy-John 8 Davis, NJ u.
To be admitted into the University the student must
be sixteen years oil ago. but the Faculty authorized
10 dispense with this reQuison in the case Of applca
ton for admission by two brothers, one Of whom may
be under the age of sixteen.
Ii the applicant for admission has been student al
any other incorporated Seminary he cannot be received
iuto the University unless he produces cerhc lie
from such Seminary other satisfactory evidence 10
the Faculty, with respect TO his general good conduct
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive OF clothes,
books and pocket money, are estimated AS follows:
Board, including furniture and attendance, for nine
months, slUU
Fees-if single Professor be attended, $50; if
two, $50 for each If three or more, S25 eachsay IS
Fuel and candles, 10 be furnished by the Proctor
al cost and per cent. commission estimated, if
only student In tho dormtory, at $50, two In
the same room, NJ IL
Rent Of entire dormtory, $40; for half, If occu
pied by two students.
Use OF Librury and Public Rooms, Is
sal3
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FOR BREMEN.

FOR BREMEN.
,sS The A ship "Meta" will be ready for
W:argo in The course Of a few days tor The
he above port. Those desiring TO ship will please
10 make early application. Cash advances mads
On cobsisnmenls OF tobacco or stems to The ad.
,ress OF our friends Messrs. II. II. Meier & Co.
Aug Is HENRY LUDLAM g. co.
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RERUM.

INDEX RERUM.
INTENDED as a Manual 10 aid the Student
AID Inc professional man, in preparing him.
SET Tor usefulness, viii an introduction illusra.
ling hs utility and method oil use. By John
Tss. D. D. Received and for sale by
GEO. M. WEST & BROTHER,
ar,os is Mex, door 10 Pos! Oficc.
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LOTTERIES.
j. w. Nsaury a. Co..

NJ a N Il u r >.
Successors to j. G. GREGORY co,
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND. YIrgixia
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This elections were held ia Texas on the 9th.
The returns are only partial; but it seems to be
the impression that Volney E. Howard is elected to
Congress from the Western District We give the
votes for Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Congress and
Commissioner as far as heard from,
Harris CounhL-In Houston the vote stood, for
Governor, Wood, 2l2; Bell 206 Mills, 20. For
Lieut.. Governor, Henderson, 354 Greer, 70. For
Congress, Williamson, pa /; Howard, 1872; Pills
bury, Gil; Mcleod, g. For Commissioner General
Land Office, Ward, 235; Smvhte, 1856 AT
Henderson, Sc Greer, &c; Ward, 81 Smythe, 10 /;
Howard, 26 Pillsbury, -. !. AT Harrisburg, Bell
y Wood, 2; Henderson, l Greer, %; Ward
3d. Several precincts to hear from
GaLDeStol Coanty.-For Governor, Wood, 1865;
Bell, BIG; Mills, IS. For Lieut. Governor Hen
deTson, 247 Greer; 80. For Congress, Howard,
225; Plllsbury, 1913; Mcleod, l0l williamson
10. For Commissioner of General Land Office,
Ward, 1872 Smythe, 304
Washington County.-In Washington the vote
stood for Governor, Bell, 1903 ; Mills, 4; Wood, 10
Fer Lieut.. Governor, Henderson, is Greer, 81
For Commissioner, Ward, IS Smythe, 30 For
Congress, Williamson, 106; Pillsbury, o; How
ard, 81. AT Independence, Bell, 80: Wood, s (:
Mills, o For Lieut.. Governor. Greer, IS ; john
son, "a Henderson, 9; Ward, 80; Smythe, 81 /;
Williamson, IS; Howard, %; Mcleod, 5; Pills.
bury, 3; Robertson, 76 Mayner co.
BrqEorta C0unty-Bell, 235; Wood, 10: Pills
bury, Il3i Howard, ~ williamson co. The
pTecint at Felaseo to qeaF from.
Fort Bend County. 100 Wood, O.; Hem
derson, 76; Greer So; Howard, IS; Williamson;
PillsbuTy, &c.
Reports represent that Wood received almost
unanimous vote in the counties on the Trinity,
while Bells vote is equally sweeping west Of the
Brazos. Mills is said have received large vote
at MatagOrda.
The polls appear to have been attended by nearly
all the voters in the counties heard from. The
vote of Brazoria exceeds, by nearly one hundred,
the number anticipated there.
ALABAMA ELEoTtoNs.-The following is ascer.
tanned to be the result of the late elections in Ala
bama Of Representatives in the next Congress:
lst District J. sqlst0n, to succeed John C9qyke
"a Blstuot-H Henry ". HliiGrd reelected.
"a DlstTict-SampsOn w. II aris, reelected
4th Dlstrlet-Samuel w. Inge, re. elected.
Sth Blstnct-David Hubbard to succeed Geo W. Houston
'th Dstnet-F. W. Bowden, reelected.
Five Democrats and two Wings, as in the last
Congress.
IENNEssEE,-At latest dates from Nashville (the
lOth), there were official and reported returns from
the whole State, except eight counties Trousdale's
majority was 1858. In-the remaining eight coun-
ties the democratic majority in 1547 was 32I. The
Congressional representation will be composed of
seven democrats and four wings The members
elected to Congress are
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sOuTHERW YA0HT GLUE,

THE SECOND REGATTA Of the S. Y. q
i c. will place Pass Chris aaagsA |
tan, MONDAY August 90, 1919,
q which time T II REL PRlZ h SH2sEizsl2sl
will be offered Boats will be divided into three classes az follows
FIRST CLASS .... All boats over 26 feet
SECOND CLASS. Boats from o &c feet keel.
THIRD CLASS. An boats under ~ ieet Aeei'
THE FIRST PRlZE-The Ladies Pitcher and saleer-FTee for
all Glasses.
The SECOND PRIzE-Ths Hotel Pitcher and saivsr-For
Second Glass Boats. -
THE THIRD PRZE-The Club Gobst sairsr-FoT Third
Class Boats
~ No 0 be entitled m than Prize.
az Regatta condueie and the Prizes awarded under
the Rules Of The Club.
Gentlemen wishing Enter Boats requested to e9drets ioe sec
under Pass Christian, before SATUhBAt the
inst ng Of keel and endorsing
the letter, Entry for Regatta, AuguE 20, lei9." -
" Entrance Fee belonging Members the Club -
For boats belonging Memberi s. All Entries must be made
By Member Of the Club
H5 The Club win SATURDAY, the 18th INST, at Pass
Christian, al O'clock P. M.
aul5 Al J. o. NIXON, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

AMERICAN BIBLE SoCIETY.-At monthly
meeting Of the American Bible Society, held on
Thursday, the ID inst, five new societies, one in
New Jersey, two in Iowa, one in South Carolina,
and one in Georgia, were recognized as auxiliares
The general agent reported that the receipts Of the
month Of July had been Sl6,652 80, and that the
issue of the month had been $685. copies Of the
Bible and Testament.
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Tszegraphed to the Daily Crescent
By the southsEn Line.
FIRST DIsPAToH.

FIRST DIsPAT CHI
Proclamation Of the President
BALTIMORE, August 14th.-The President has
issued his proclamation for the suppression of
supposed scheme that is afoat the design of which,
il is believed, is an invasion of the Mosquito coun-
try, bya number Of United States citizens. The
President warns all citizens against attempting any
such enterprise, under the severest penalty of the
law.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Attempts 10 Fire the City of ST. Louis
BALTIMORE, August l4th.-Renewed attempts
have been made TO fire the city of St. Louis by the
lawless desperadoes, who had fired the city FIVE
different times.
Robbery of the Bank of Missouri
On Saturday, the 18th inst, the Bank of Mis-
souri, was robbed Of 1927, 900. Nathaniel Childs,
late Teller, was implicated and had been held to
balm thesum of $4,000.
Indian Hoshlites.
The Indians had become very hostile in New
MexicO-killing Americans and Mexicans indis-
criminately, and laying waste the whole country
about Ell Paso.
The cholera was prevailing to a fearful extent
among the American troops as Fort Laramie, and
many of the cases had terminated fatally.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-17

n Tbs novelty of the Regattas is over, but they
seem . dar shen fixed place among our amuse-
msnas HaIdly a week passes without one and
shsy afs announced as the regular sports Of the
season., g come Of at Pass Christian, The idea,
se believe, originated al the Pass, with Montsom-
srg and some Of the esnslemen at his hotel. The
Southern Yacht Club was Immediately formed,
and 70 them are indebted fol the naturalization
Of these manly and healthfpl exercises. It has
been suggested that variety might be aggrseably
added. Boat races, with oars, are an exciting and
invgorating sport As test Of strength and skill,
they depend less upon chance than any similar
amusement There is no more exhiHrating spec
tace than that Of feet Of beautiful boats, manned
by hardy and graceful rowers, ia attractive uni
forms, struggling for victory in a we-matched
race. L has al the excitement Of horse race
Prizes to be given for Rowing matches would be
an exceedingly popular addition to the regatta
prizes, and we hope they viii be offered