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NOTTCE.-Land No 1924 Issued the under
signed June lsss privsm Captain Colemans
Alabama volunteers and the Hon A. O.
Brown United sates House of Representatives and has by ss
mi-lsid THE the notice that
application
the Commissioner Of Pensions Of Washington for dn
p,l~aie and, further flied crrea with the
Ccsorer Of the General Land Once prevent The Issuance
mis- &C. sAwsnnid. DAVID A. JONES,
Apl4-iswsw Of Neshoss county, Mississippi
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GUNNER AnRAEGEMENr.--Iu.tr received Stcm Philsdsl
phs another lot of Parsons celebrated
This refrigerator other
Is constructed that The ice directly % hoor thereby
creating circulation OF cold refrigerator
A hsve the ice mp about three feet from the
mea ao consequently bottom
cold The interior vessels or sope
snrrd that ssch article OF food entirely and removed
with facility. Call ard them
WOODWARD cole agent Of Columbia, Fem,
hay le-M
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I,URNITURE Dry Goods mt Cost for Cssh--we have
hand good assortment Of tapestry velvet Brussels three
ngan and venetian carpeng- oclnth msnrs, sheegs,
towers table linens, and smost Al other knd of
fot furnishing house Of which, for time at
viii sell prime cost for the cash.
ci,rens who
line hav. o
seldom offered As the of
the favorable possible
be expected. cbhGETT DoDSON
ll-eo2wif
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no OWNERS Lands In Tesss.-A gentleman vignis
who h rood and lawyer desires 70 Texas
the and would like the
Of lands in tina, country with view bring them into
market
He has family capital IL DESTROYS Of engaging In
agriculture He the satisfactory testimonials ocapso
responsibility and his general acquaintance s such
considerable emigration Texas
ofTerss would inclined avail himself
be placdn correspondence with
advertiser suitable by addressing post paid,
WIN. GOULDiN,
General seen, and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Msrl3-
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WILL Open Tuesday Night, the 18th July, at
Odd Feiows' Hail. for short only BAYNEs
series OF entitled Europe
magnificent views Of Boston its harbo Halifax the Atlantic
MeNy, Liverpool the Crystal Palace Worlds Fair
minister Abbey London from the Thames passing BRIDGES
and ending with magnificent view Of the Thames tunnel bril-
anty illuminated, both the beautiful river Rhine.
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, IN
o'clock.
Admission 25 children under ~ Of IS cents
Doors at u panorama 10 commence moving ~ O'Clock
MI.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS n CO.,
No. So Wall street, N, ".
BROWN sHIPLEY, Co,
Liverpool.
r. @. ROBERTS Co,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
John MUNROE n CO,
d Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER, Havre.
win accountable for gold silver
bullion, precious metals unless bills
therefor
Sept 5-dy
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
worfhinUton G.. snetheu

CONTINUES practise the Supreme Conn
claims sele
against Departments and boards Of commissioner pro
patents a home and abroad obtain pensions and
and bounty lands collect debts, dividends legcies. and nher
United
max
purchase and olosns
patent rights, in any State Of the Union.
Particular attention paid California land title coming
10 the United States Supreme Court OF appeal.
Communications Prepaid addressed G. sneben Carroll
Place, Capitol Ill., Washington, ID. c. viii prompt
tent 2s-diy
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ENCyCLOPAEDh Of Astronomy. con,pIese. with
IL epravinTs In large guarto volume, London
prisns Plain A.tronomy-by Peter Barlow Military
Nautical Astronomyby the OF
LONGITUDE, Physical Astronouyby sir. Hescbel The
Figur. Earth Tides Waves Sc Scby Airy,
Royal. Price, ~ So FRANCk TAYLOR,
July III
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTfoN.-on Tuesday
afternoon, July l3b O'Clock, the premises, shalt sell
Nos u.s. 49, and IL No 1885,
Of 18Th aud Lot No 10 lot has small frame
10 front, making IL
desirable for
Immediately amer which will sell lots Nos ls and 49, square
TO- ffontng L. goth and als
Terms 0nehd cash the residue In three equal
six twelve and eighteen MONTHS for note. satisfactorily secured
bearing interest JAS. 2, MCGUIRE,
July I'D Aucnoneer
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Pacific Mail steamship CoIsp~ny.fhs only Inro az A
Line for California; and Oregon.
The public are informed that, under /

-SUM The public informed that, under the present
Z%&Xxn arrangements OF this steamers inspected
NkEIlkE and approved by Department, suitable
--szH~ In strength aud power for conversion into war
OF The ~ class and carrying the United Saes mais viii
Panama saA arrival OF
the Atlantic mails and will leave aan for the
Isl and 18th days Of each month The following packets be
longing this la ie Pacific which
will be port each end Of the
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by d. N. SITUATION, AuctIonssr.

BY E. N. STRATTON, AucuOneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
FAMILY AT AUCTION.-On Tuesday IN
O'Clock, shall SELL at the residence Of Mr. T. W. pton
between 9th and h
household effects, viz;
Mahogany spring hair seat divan and rocker
DO marbeop table, table
Walnut beaded book table, gothic clock
DO and paflor chairs
Mahogany dining and breakfast tables
French chintz and lace curtains, cornices
Painted and wood seat chairs, rugs
Do window shades, ingram carpets
Do floor cloth, stair carpets rods
French and China dinner and lei
Britannia coffee and service glass
Table cutlery, andirons, shovel tongs
Flower and maDte ornaments
Writing desk and bookcase beds
Maple bedsteads, trunde bedstead
Mattresses, mahogany bureau, wardrobe
Toilet glasses, mahogany looking glasses
Washstands and toilet fire boards
Tia safe, cooking stove,
Together with good Of kitchen requisites.
Terms s25 and unde SIS thirty
and days. credit for satisfactorily bearing
TTelegraph.1 July lot
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Each allowed $50 his baggage Free not
oeeding In 10 cubic feet
Seege furnished with mattress and pillow and
with the rations
Freight will be Cbagres 10 foot and rom
800 The transit OF
the istlimus at the expense Of the passengers
II will that through mail line
quality Of The employed and
despatch from the boats always ready
at both ends of the line TO accidents.
further information apply the Office OF the company "a
SIS choice Of berbs apply the companys
agency No. 1T West street, OF Warren street, New York.
Mari
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S,yEEr White sulphur sprsngs--ftsduoed fare
expeditions the Sweet and White sulphur
Springs
Washington by Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac
railroad.
by and Ma
ryland, Capt O. Il. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond Richmond
road.
Fare from Baltimore % White sulphur SIS
Baltimore Sweet Springs IA
4" Washington White Sulphur rs
" Washington Springs II
90 Richmond White sulphur. .............. 10
!" Richmond 10 Sweet Springs. y
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon,
O'CLOCK connecting Aqua Creek with the which
Richmond az p. m. the succeeding days
Leaye Washington day in the week at and
Sunday Passengers
morning o'clock Richmond and proceed thence, BY
the Richmond Danye railroad "a miles, aud miles
to Lynehbug which point they will reach az 10 Leave
yncbburg the Virginia and Tennessee
AZ miles 70 breakfast al Buiord at a m thence AZ miles BY
Sweet Springs al IL
miles, oy a turnpike, the White Sulphur.
comfort expedition route unrivaied
inyalds and gentlemen travelling with
lies meals be taken
al Springs, will mi the economical
board the steamboats, Potomac,
from q. u. MITCHELL the Maryland
OF the Richmond and Danvile railroad, Richmond
JOHN IL. OSBORNE
July lo-d2mo Superintendent.
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fly A. GREEN, Auetioneer.

fly A. GREEN, Auetioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FAMILY GROCERIES At AUG
u TioNon wednesday, The Ian inst, shaI,s a. 70 O'clock
eomps him 10 close h business nj The corner OF I'm and
and excellent OF fesb groceries We
hogshead. Porto Rico and New Orleans brown sugars
10 bag. JaSa Issaifs, so and other coffee ''
40 boxes sperm, adauantns, and mould candles
10 boxes superior tobacco, n pounds and Ewes
Sss. sa ss .pd s Boxes ana sa'd sugars
dozen painted buckets keser. hOur and hone buckets
lard unr, nail buckets, and mats
10 boxes ground pepper and ginger
I45 and lOb caners mustard, cloves. and
90, Ss Pse %asg nutmeg .nng sv &c, n
dozen ds@iioSn., dozen Sfooo. baskets,
Washing sS soda, .sisrsia.
ooo nsss,. sToS%" cocoa ss .s and chocolate
IS bills Masachusetts No msekerel, Potomsc No.
30 barrels hsl2barc. prime New Orleans molas.s,
bbls. rum, rim AVID whiskey Mononrahela and other
brands, wine. and liquor, pan Of which
(, sSs s primo " lard, Is dozen s.lfean mustard
win q noceds; usually KEEP, re,,i
wn and ' ee ens % and s so %Ss
Terms Al sum. Of and under $50 cash over $50 and under
soO credit Of and ninety days. sloo Two, three and
four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed sssng Interest.
July Sd a, GREEN, Aucuonesf
ysLAND-Mr. GEORGE, late Of England wishes TO inform the
ladies Of Washington that she can be consulted on past
the door. Fiji - n
Hour. from ., M, until o,pm.
No admitance for gentlemen. July l-eodim'
CEILING OFF AT cOsT-From IN we shall
- offer large and well assorted stock fret cost embracing
only goods also staples and fancy articles every
Ps nrr,;s ,ssssy ard other e'p'dH
Damask nbie-cloths damask napkins
Towelings, sheetinrs, and pillow linens
bed quilts and eountePanes
Floor oilcloths rugs, &C
Together every other line for housefurnhng
our stock OF dss and other fancy goods being larger than
desire and being determined to carry no strictly summer goods
the emphnucs that all such be
- HooE, BROTHER, co.
who promptly responded 70 our call ~ he Of
settlements ali others having unsettled
viii do likewise.
July H., b., n co.
prBeIE's System, OF surgery edited by John N.,n,
Outlines Of English Literature by Thomas n. shswne~
ton.
july FRANCK TAYLOR.
no DEMOCRATIC PUBLrsIfERs--A gentleman Of ability
city democratic journal in the South
Southwest Salary much object as desire 70 aid in tbs
address Major D. r. French Washington from whom refer
be had, fdsred, and through whom arrangements
wssHrseros crrr, D. C., July :, 1859.
July 7-d6t
NOTICE TO TEACUERs.-The Of Chsior,e Hall
school, Mays county, Maryland desire employ
teacher vice principal to take charge OF the classical de-
p,rtmeni n that institution.
thoroughly educated gentleman, with experience in teaching,
Appicaionr with capacity,
Fore Jut pm Postage prepaid 20 Nfp BROWNE, Principal,
Charlotte Hall School, Maryland.
The salary $3.50 and ons'hrd Of the tuition, which
generally amounts 20 $500 more, June e-uhJulypo
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G5-Washington City Young Mems Christian Associs-
uonThe hrstannua this will be held
The Smithsonian Institutes Tomorrow (Monday) evening ~ in
soeock for the installation Of officers and reception Of the inaugural
of the president eect-Alex II. Lawrence, esq
The annual address will be delivered the Hon Robt
Of the United states Senate.
The public generally respectfully invited TO attend.
VIM. CHAUNCY LANGDoy
July IL Secretary.
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The steamship Columbia win keep up semi monthly eommu
Oregon, awaiting al the
mails and from Panama
delay with the mails and passengers o me
from San Francisco. -
regular propeers wheel steamers viii be kept
freight and transient between
Panama aud Francisco.
OF will keep the connsxon between
The eonDexon the Aan
tic will be maintained by United States mail steamships
Georpia
ONO. .JtuVV
ri DORADO lboVo
crescent Ciy
-. .
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HERE are yet on hand little than hurdred copies Of
campaign OF sfs" politics. Published during
That canvass, under the auspices Richie Az ele
ents which entered into that faithfully recorded
gehsr with the official
Ie44 isss ser countess full OF Raj
Convention and OF the Philadelphia tvia
1885, and indeed, other objects
be brought into discussion In the approaching will
found In this volume.
THE Campaan pages foo bound in strong boards
sheep corners will be sold price
dollars.
hundred copies hand,
wish to purchase may procure them at this office
June lf--eoN
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Senator Da,Oson and he Unhn Coapention.

SAVANNAH, July s-The Savannah Republican OF this
morning states authority, that Senator Dawson win alb Idle
by the Georgia Union convention and sup
port its nominee for the presidency.
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by Il. N. sTRATrON, Auctionser.

GOVERNMENT SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF THE PENSION
VI OFFCE-On Wednesday, July a. O'Clock 18th
front of Wnde building shall sell quantity
Writing desks and cases, pigeon holes
Tables, desk stools, and stands, chairs
Screens, washstands, hitereT
Three-py carpets, mating
Painted floor CLOTH &c., Sc.
Terms; Cash in Specie Julyl0-d
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rFHE New Route TO niagara Falls, from Albany TO
Rochester, Lockport, SC BY the opening Rochester
port, Falls railroad enables passengers
bany Falls Albany,
This will be great
saving Of time the travelling pubc and receive very
share Of business.
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Opening Of s Roehesfe, LoePo and Niagara Fas Railroad
opened travelling
public "Wednesday, June 30 1884, which passenger
will commence running follows:
LIST train Express, leaves Rochester at 9 90
I'd Way express 20p.m.
Arriving at Niagara Pals ats 30 m, and % and pm
Returning trains leave Nagarn Fails
l.t usin-wsy express, leaves Niagara Fails at issm
I'd T" Accommodation sop
ID 9" Express !" 800 I"
Connecting both with the regular trains Albany
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by thi. ieavi.e Albany by the 30
will reach Rochester
and arrive Niagara Fails at % leaving Albany 20
will reach Rochester for
Niagara Fails Returning leaving Pals
by Either OF the trains will reach Albany New York.
Boston, twelve hours In advance OF other line.
Passengers by this will take the the rght the
Rochester depot WARREN CoLBURN,
July li-dimo INTEL Superintendent
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Steamship Gu. Of ManeAe,ier on Fire.

DrLrHIA July 10 "A distressing and fatal casually
occurred yesterday board the steamship City Of Man
chester As she coming up the river she accidentally
took fire in the spirit room The greatest CONSERVATION
prevailed amongst The passengers and and, In the
efforts subdue the fumes the bar keeper burnt 10
DEATH and the steward badly injured that he not
pec,ed survive. The fire was finally extngushed
without damaging the cargo
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W ; vols. svo For .sis By
TAYLOR MAURY,
July 10 Booksellers, ph street
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90 First Ward Democratic Association The demo
the Ft Major Office
the War Deparmnt) Monday evening
O'Clock. IL
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MODERN INDIA, her Civil Government, Natives and
M Native Institutions; by George Campbe Bengal civil seryce

MODERN INDIA, her Civil Government, Natives and
vi Native Institutions by George Campbell Bengal civil service
vol. London, 1882
Macaranes History OF British nda-l vol. London, 1884,
History Rise Progress the British India
Peter Auber Secretary the East India Company edition.
vols. London, 1886.
Miss History of British Indaou edition with continuation
by Wilson's vols. London, 848.
China POLITICAL Commercial, and Social by Montgomery Mar
tin--2 VOLS London, l847
On the Dviaons Of the Compass by Capt Johnson Supenen
dent the Compass Department Royal Navl vol London
1852.
Jacob the Production and Consumption fe Precious Metals
vols.
History of the British accession Of
James the Frst-2 vols. London, 1852.
July 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
We requested
making of with The astronomical
expedition Chill public requires officers
while engaged should interrupted
decided close the Observatory vss evening from and
sunset
ves will be admitted any time between m, 3, p
June 4-u
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Sailing Of The Pacific.

New York. July 10. l, p. m.--rhe United States mail
Pacific sailed for Liverpool this morning. with
hundred and passengers, and half million OF dol
lars in specie. Among the passengers Is Bishop Whiting
ham, Of Maryland
The steamers Sierra Nevada and Cortez will sail for
California this afternoon both crowded with passengers
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IN consequences Of stock OF Linen Goods Tin all
induced offer decided bargains
in all linen fabrics
pieces thin Irish linens, for summer at % cents yer
yard-oniy think!
rs pieces linens, for bosoms and collars
100 pieces shirts, al low pnces,
table diapers and damask all widths Styles and
prices--handsomc patterns
pieces table Napkins towels and towellngs
% pieces linen sheeings, all widths, very cheap
100 pieces Scotch diapers, assorted
bird diapers, with other goods.
all goods offered by linen
warranted TO
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles dealing be relied in all
#N PERRY X BROTHER,
June 30 Opposite Centre Market.
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o. The Exhibition OF ornamental Needle work.
Panigs and Drawings will take NJ A. Sisters
ssyna, r. between l2t 10Th Tuesday and
Wednesday the l3h and 18th hours OF
the morning and in the evening.
Their friends and the public generally invited
tend July ll-d3t
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Death of Hon. T. M. yMeK,nnan.

READING. July 9.-The Hon Thos. M 7 McKennan, o
Washington county, died The residence OF Judge Bell, II
this city, this morning, at III o'clock
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ID APPS Niche Gold pens-"aaenaed IsS1-Embaeing al
IL properties In with durability
metal Recommended by wen citizens Of
For sale at the agency, TAYLOk& MAURY'S
May I'D Doohseese, 9th
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.
(pAILy Esr.)
Dell Fashion will ensuing
commencing this Georgetown and Harper's
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving Harpsr's Ferry
Winchester.
returning leaving Hapers Ferry p. m, arriving George
town NJ morning O'Clock.
omnbues be readiness arrival OF passengers in
Georgetown, convey them Washington.
0ry-Fare through, including board 81 so.
MarV
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Tbe subscribers take this method OF
giving timely notice their patrons that their respective accounts
2f and presented or before the
(which will be confidently expected Of all TO
forwa,d Of the opportunity
ss offer by closing entire stock OF
summer goods at cost. HOoE, BROTHER, co.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal Of the wausHscn IN C Male Academy wishes
forthwith assistant teacher who 10 qusbed teach
English branches and mathematics He
unmarried habits good moral character
applications mustbs made and BY letter paid
TO Principal,
Feb to--dn
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ESPECIAL BARGAINs.-We open TO day
~ those and fine plaid musns
IAN eentsper yard, well worth 20 cents
40 pieces hne cambc at sA cents yard by me piece
fne bleached cotton at 2 cents
per yard the quality Of those we had early in The
pieces and thin plaid musins all grades and styles
and la cambrics and musi all grades
We from all parties desiring class OF white goods
40 pieces black apacas from common 10 extra hne
30 do black bombasins, assorted qualities
IS do black berege, assorted
5 do black twisted silk, at low prices
kinds mourning goods. In addition, many new
articles arriving daily.
Terms cash, uness arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied on in all
cases. PERRY b. BROTHER,
June 30 Opposite Centre Market
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d II. HOoE ~ co., wholesale ana h~ssAl Dealer. "
csrpetns, floor oil cos,
sheetns, blsnkets, and good. AArsly
Pennsylvania avenue, between T and 9th stsss wsshrso
o.. q.
Aug oo-U
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IsLAND-Mrs GEORGE, late Of England wishes inform
ladies Of Washington that she be consulted
and future her residence the OF 9TH and
few doors from Maryland avenue. The viii be
the door ae
Hours from q, a M, until ., p.
Fee, rs cents.
No admiitancs for gentlemen. July l-coam'
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NOTICE In relation 60 BlIs.-we hereby notify IN
~ indebted
on In detail, and will be
month Early attention 20 payment requested.
cLAoETT, NEWTON, MAY, co,
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CARD-Dr j. d. MARTIN has opened his Office
q 9TH and Streets where those wishing his m.des
will find him. ~
Az 22-dn
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Rhode Island General Assembly Adjourned.

Tie General ASSEMBLY OF Rhode Island aJjourned
on Saturday last, after session of fv, days The
principal business done the granting several
railroad charters and extensions. The act for the
suppression Of drinking houses aud tipping shops,
known as the Maine law. was amended The law
now enables any justice OF 0 court exercising the
for violation of it, and authorizes conplainants
appointed under the license law ut the last election,
to make complaints under this law. The town
council Of any town. and the board OF aldermen of
any city, are authorized to appoint such agent or
Maine law, and to designate the officer or officers
required by the 18th section Of that law, as soon
after the passage Of this act convenient, and any
mated are declared to be as legally qualified as they
would have been had the law been in operation at
the date of their appointment The amended act
goes into operation on the third Monday Of July.