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DIS OLUEIONa, &c.
TSsOL0IION OF CO-PARTNER-

~ sHlP-Tae partnership heretofore existing
retw-en the undersigned, under the firm OF
WRI9HT Il BROTHERS. wac dissolved the
30tn of June hsving disposed of their business to
SIMPSON l. BAGNALL.
Those bdsoted the late frm are requested to
settle ther accounts st opce and the debts of the
sonoern will De paid by JOHN Wight n
WIN. Wright,
JND WRIGHT, JR.,
JAS. B. WRIGHT.
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TOBACCO AGENCY.-G . IS :,

Il HEATH l. ALLEN, San tts Tos..cs .
aud ISL Front st.. New YoTk. SCI 4 Iss
mission direct from and per see0se
manufacturers, aud 10 whom We =, sicbns'
Mesas Edmond, DaveapoH w .sy ss.'S
reply to Any questions and iIsa''" :,
our house. -, mn, h0s's
psa.sn al. attention g The receivers ss
securing the lowest rate Of fIsish ea " sss r.
sion) on all goods consigned 10 W. 40 ls~a.t
house. AZ y
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Office Richmond, r. p. r. R Col
Richmond, july I. 1855 iv &
szsE THE MUSIC STORE
I AND WARRANTS WANTED-T :

AND WARRANTS WANTED.-Ih he
h highest market price will be paid for 40 ao ,so
and 100 acre LAND WARRANTS, also for Lsna
scrip Persons having Warrants or scrip TO sell
will do well to call st WIN HI1RJEVS
Exchange Office, No Pearl st. Richmond Va.
N. b-Persons living il the country are respect
iully requested to forward their warrants, when
ms.eit to them that they shsl receive the hiehe.t
msrh ct price, and prompt returns In cash checks
je 5-Sm VIM HIrRIry
The price OF Warrants is fuctuating and unsteady.
At present am paying 81 10 per acre
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
n--L 4,

BALTIMORE, July II.
Sylvester Lynch, young man from No r. ~.
wa:arrested to.day for stealing the wstch OF w.
T. U euhart. of Southampton, Va, valued q.
5000 The theft 10 ALLEGED to have occuIrea e %
bosrd the stesmer Louisiana, on her TRIP 1rofn
Norfolk here Lynch was sent 20 prison.
mn Froust, of Ann Arundel county 80" me
elephant sere yesterday, sud 10 SEEING Nun was
knocked down and robbed oeoree h,nig' ID
whose bouse it occurred, has been arrested:
Iitle girl six ysarso of age, named Mary Butler,
was drowned Monday evening ia the dock.
In The rase of John Reynolds vs. John Hines.
pr lice off GER being sui. tor damages against ihe
efficar Tor an alleged false arrest and imprison-
,a-u, Justice Bixier to day rendered his decaion,
not .su,irg tee plaintiff and requiring him to pay
the costs OF the sal.
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r.r.IIVIaN 9UaNO. MEAieN


]. s. kkLSE, s,sss
.Agemt for Selecting. Pl1eAast .ss a. slilsi@
PERuyfAN, MExtcAS Aso oia IA
GpANe aTilLplS,
OFFICE No. 10 ExcHAssssLIflMoss
The advertiser guarantees ~ 70 s's
fertilizers, all OF tbs bet qae"
and dealers on best terms have sSdIs,ns I,
ER- Orders forwarded TO tho p~"
promptly executed.
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RIG HMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD. ..
EH ID :

OPEN TO NEWS FERRY-120 MILES
T1HE regular Passenger Train will run
L daily Sundays excepted) between RIG H
MONO and NEWS FERRY.
Leave RICHMOND az o. clock A, NJ, (nsrs stop
20 minutes the junction for Breaxfast and arrive
at NEWS FERRY at u Is P. M.
Returning, arrive at RICHMOND at 718 2. M.
The Train will stop So passengers at the following
points only: Manchester. sRooious, Coal-6eld, To-
mahawk, Powhstan, Mattoax. Chula, Amelia C. 81,
Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Prices,
Meherrin, Keysville brakes Branch, Messing Ford,
Roanoke, Clover, Scottsburg Boston, and News Fer
~.
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
the oce and it must be expressly stated the pass
at they permitted to so the cars
Passengers for Lynchburg, Wythevils, JoDesbo-
ro' Knoxville and the Virginia Springs, connect
with South-side Railroad at Hsytokah
Through to White Sulpher Springs in two days
without night travel.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT


E g - -
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
OPEN BEYOND sTAUNTON.
TO ALUM SPRINGS IN ONE DAY, AND WHITE
SULPHUR IN ONE AND A HALF.
INHIS is the best route to all the Vir-
L gnia Springs. because there will bs less staging
and better stage roads than on any other larger
auppiy OF stages is expected than ever before.
Objects Of great attraction on the line.
In the County OF Hanover, the road passes by the
birth paee Of CLAY aud the old Court House, where
HENRY fred up the spirit of the Revolution; By
Monticello, the residence of JEFFERSON; over the
Top of the Blue Ridge, at Rookfsh Gap, whers
repel the whole British army; near WEIR's' cele-
bratad cave; the "Biowing Cave' and the Natural
Bridge
The running 10 miles west of stsuh
ton, and for.e 10 engaged laying half mile of
das. Early IN August they will be THIsTY-Two
MILES, aud OILY NINE MILES FROM koDKBRIDGE
ALUM
large portion of the Road being balls ted, Sc
cures to a great extent, EXEMPTION FROM DU-T.
Fare in connection aoi stage Tine Of Nm P. F0rish
& Co
From PETERSBURG OR RICHMOND.
To Sweet Syringe. S 1000 To Warm Springs So 80
TO White Sulphur 90 To Bath Aim Is
To Hot. To Lexn eton.....7e 90
Leave Richmond 6.45 A. Nj, dire at Stanton n
z to Roekbndge or Bath Alum lat day, I'd day
dine at Cslahsn's old stand, reach White Sulphur
early in the evening.
Southern passengers will find it more convenient
to get to Richmond overnight, but have ample time
to connect IN the morning train
hETuRNING- the best arrangements will be IN ade
for comfort and despatch to secure connection with
the cara; arrive In Richmond at O'Clock, with
a. D. WHITCOMB.
superintendent of Tran sportaten Va C. r Co.
WIN. r. PARISH Il CO,
~ Stage PropretoTs.
OMce Va. Central Railroad CO.
aichmond, May 28, 1856. : jel
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pUNAWAY-kaa away frcm the sub
Ia scriber. on the 22d MAY. NEGRO MAN,
named SAM. He is an uncommouiy likely fellow,
about twenty-five years old, of dark, gingerbread
Complexion. and about five feet ten inches high -
III G is no doubt about Richmond its vicinity.
will give a reward of Ten Dollars for his appre hem
siou and delivery into tn jail of henTico county
lie tI-2swts JOHN A HUTCHINSON.
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fEExsA NEW AND SPLENDID
ISE OsITION LINE OF
aIAdES Through fIem Richmond, Petersburg
Baltimore, Washington and Alexsn 1ria, to White
phur in days
DC and after the LIST dav Of Inu ,a,t u,a will ,nn
daily line of four horse coaches from the termo us
OK the virginia Central Railroad to the Rock
alum springs, and to the White Sulphur SPRINGS
Wis nato Alum, Warm and Hot Springs with branch
to The Aii-Hssiing Sprlngs)
as'eosers leaving Richmond 10 th morning train
OF cars, VIII reach Rcckbridge Alum and Bath Alum
OF warm springs same day leave next morning at
day light, add srrive at the Sweet and Whit. suI
phnr Springs early in the evening
haVins All new, first claas eoaches fresh team.
eieStea Win great care and accommodating drivers
we reel a'snred we can extend the travelling pub
nc such facilities for and as have never
DeIoTe been offered or secured ON this line
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandria
70 any OF the above named SPRING. can be obtnin.d
o. any our agents. who will always be found at the
nai'road dspots of those PLACES.
desired. HARMaN 4 epmWI;;nW hen
' PTopnetors.
hdses Fare an connection Nth the Tirginia Central
HdHrodd, oy Hdrmdn rnd Byolon's STAGE lin.
FROM RICHMOND
~ w ute sulphur springs. 81 90
70 not springs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = so
~ ~ " eIm oprings.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = %
=, pain Alum springs. ...................7 r0
10 hocsoridge Alum springs.......... ~ M
Passengers are Informed that W have rsan.sa -.
rates OF fare as stated above and are t,;u;n ~ our
one considsrs the fare unreasonable In rsdn.a y
% iower to snit the times and ioistes of he frars,;
D iuS HARTMAN Il BROWN.
fropretors
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RUNAWAY.
a00 DOLLARS HEWARD.-Rsn-

0011 DOLLARS hEWAkU.-nassn ~
GNtU away from the sab:criser fe.dlns g y,
;5st two MICRO MEN, viz PHILIP and tina
DEUS .4.,. -.
PHILIP IL dark black, slsnder man. about SIX
Riohmond va, Ia November last. learn he was
rsssd in OF near Frederick sburs Vn, where his mo-
THADEUs IL yellow man. "a years old. msdium
size with hick lips feet or 10 inches hish-has
gum gloomy, disconrepted couutensDcc. ] pus'
chased him last Fall la Dnwiddie county, Va near
Petersburg. at Nh. Cozen's sale, where hs hiss q
wife. He was raised by Mr.. Cabiness He has pro-
baby gone to Dinwiddie.
viii give Slo0 re ard for the delivery Of each. or
either OF tkem to me here. to Mr. 8. GRADY,
Richmond. CULLEN CAPEHAkT,
Merry Hill r. O., Berthe CO., North Carolina.
IL =
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N.s VE Gaz. NOTICE 10 IRA
G1Razx1@EE LLERS GOING

HE VE aaessss1 NOTICE 10 IKA-
R1NH VEL LERS GOING
North The Postmaster General having deemed
t prJper TO make transfer of his Mails from the CID
and familiar route via Frederics sburg erd Aqua
Greek to Washington, g. long known to the pubic
one OF the safest and most regular routes The Union
ans placed them the clfcultous route doroops.
vilie because he could transport them (notwith-
sssndtng loss of tina. to the travellsr) greater
number Of niles for little less money than By the
present r Liee route 1t Is eus TO the public to ap-
prize them of the fact, and to inform them Of the
following unrivslled schedules
Leave aichmcnd daily at $50 A M. and $50 P. M
except on Sunday, when the hour is $50 A. M only
arrive in Washin eton at p. NJ. and A M; arrive
In Baltimore 5 P and 7:30 A NJ.
PRICE OF THROUGH TICKETS,
From Richmond to Washington so
Do 60 Baltimore. 6 90
Do DO Philadelphia. 90
For further Information and Through Tickets sp.
ply to JAMES s. WINSTON r
Ticket Agent.
Richmond, July l. 1855 in G
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OLUTION.-Having sold out our
~ stock of Goods TO ALFRED MOSES, the con-
Germ OF g. h FL HART il dissolved BY mutual con.
sent All persona having claims against the above
firm, 9il please present them for payment aod
tn sc indebted by bills due 1st July, will please cali
ana pay the same.
GEO. HART,
jvl7 HENRY HART.
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M ACKEREL.-250 bbIs. superior me.
~ dunn aise No .skerel, warranted an ior
ssleis. Just Esssived and for sale By - -
HN WIN TAYLOR,
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X. E. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
B.-For the information of the public, It Ii
deemed proper 10 state that there isl daily line of
stages from the terminus the road via Dsnville
Greensboro. Passengers for Milton and Vance willie
FRIDAYS
je Is RE-
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TIP To THIS TINE / have sold 65IN
~ bottles OF my CHOLERA nRQpS Il - -

II " Liz i Il nave sold ID slHb
~ bottles OF my CHOLERA DROPS and IN No
isstanSs has fixture TO cure, If gwen previously 10
Ine collapse In Cholera en- sported to me- II i.
composed OF -Spasmodies Asfyiaoenfs and JoeoI
Shmufdnfs, which are the proper rsmeoiea accs,Ta.
Jog 70 tue senefaty received opinion Of the Patio.
10y OF pisrrhea and Cholera.-This medjcioe Is
not intended to supplant the physieisn but In Won
neep bottle on band you will seldom need INV
sician for Cholera or Diarrhe, - = P"s-
equsny sdapted to children and sduits end i.
very different from the thousand and one hot ~
hery compounds cold a. Choleta medicines. ~''
q Prepared and sold BY
o. p. sEMpLE, M D..
Jy tU 2G2 Main str>st
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LEECHING AND CUPPTNG.

NJ NO. WOOLdOUSE offers her SER
vices to the Medical Faculty and the Ladie of
hiehmond as Leecher and Cupper and trusts nv a.
hd9ous attention to merit their kind patronage
- MRS w may be found at all tim e. at her resi-.
Drug Store. " ~10'
B-The best imported Leeches CONSTANTLY re.
sewing and for sale Also, Ladder Baudases on
I I sue niaae 70 oraer fe %
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DhESS GOODS.-The subscribers have
- on hsnd large and varied as4ortment of Sprinp
lash onabie styes which they will, from this time
sell at greatly reduced prices in order to reduce
call. DUDLEY I0HNSTnM' W
j. las Earle sousra
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III mitted to the Jail OF the City of Richmond as
a runaway, the 18th dav OF June. 1855, u negro
nan who calls himself SAM, and ssys he IL the o.
perty of Saran Hendry, Of 9oochland county Va
Said negro ia feet inches high. OF dark complex
ion abput 10 years of age, and had on when commit
ted to Jail dark wooden coat and pante ana black
wool bat. The owner of said negro IL re quested to
forward, prove property pay CHARGES IA d take
him away, Or he will ne dealt with as the law d.
reots. JOS STARkE, s.,
y7-6w For Martin M. Lpseomb, Sers't'
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NJ EkCHANTS' AND MECHANICS
N1 SAVINGS BANK. Office No. Is Main street
continues to receive deposita on which an nfersst o
per cent VIII be paid on all sums remainine mo-,
OF longer, and Per cent. for a shorter period
III. Wake, fresSr M. 80
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: DOLLARS REWARD Ran away

- from the subscriber. last January, q young
ma named TON. belonsing to Mrs m B. Ander-
rather pleasing face; looks down when spoken to;
about feet inches in height; 20 years old. He has
been frequently In and around the city. and in
0oochlsnd at his mistress. duriae the time. He may
be fou I'D pc rbsps DR. Brekenborough's in Han
over county, or between the other places named
will pay the above reward upon bis delivery &C my
factory. je 29-lm j. ID. r. MAtO.
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o....,.onasnee Of ths Dlspaich

ss:y.--<r 1. Woskingtoa-Ihe Long Re-
~ -. nT conrress -Mechanics' Exhibition
80 Hanrfacfnrsng Facilities Wasting
som R-hsmd Richmond, and Richmond Fur
sk~r BsAiad than She should Be-Ihe
venerable Senator Benton, the Weafth Of
Az Soas III. Lar, &c-Senator SKINNER
Sfsmpisg il IN the North Uestin Faror 81
Free Sol and for Chase far Governor 81
Ohio-Gemeraf Shields Opening a Far %
On Mimnesota-His DisaPposnt"enfs ara
pxescnf RefsremeHf
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sY RAILROAD n,aEor 10 rus WEST.


Time between ws-,,Iigtcn Cad wheeling but nj
Got.ssf
Runaiuy time tstoeea Fashngon and CSsa"a 27 Azure
Through 1ics cts and Gaagags ohseis 60 he had "a
Wnrhiogt0r.
J,HE Baore aId Railroad having greatly improved us
coune6tns crs me fullest Inducements 90 sav-
Wssoslon ators rna Ell portions Of the West
rhe eonnexion between he trains Washington rpd ihs
Washington Junction. (siely Relay ouae,) miles
ga ase s e only ehasgs Of ears asaassd 70
Wheeling Washington son and Iecheeked aud transferred
Isa, eses ior points beyond The connecng trains
Watneon dcy Il q @ and AZ, mti on sundays al 'he
Al Wne.ling dee eontcr,b made With c trains Of The CEN
rRs o unnas ga I'D HswsI
These aias eoanes a Newadk w, % %. n;s
Y saseSs, ss, xI's " :; -, ss1s.
yaE So Al Nena on Luie Miami 1al.oaj cn"neaion =
hau.e, Laiayst,r, Chicago Rock Island 81 Louis &c.
Pssessrs holding through tickets irr Memphis yshssas
hslersd a, cinena TO the mali steamers on ,e ohio
Tickets or Ryansve CairoJ and 49, Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND pea cleveland 1oeto Detroit, Chi
tickets sold when the OHIO naeigabie tttwsrn
Wherng and we,syle, (ory mies where connection VITA
The Cleveland and pisbu,g railroad Is made.
requested that while this Is the only
acdng tickets and checks in Washington ia also the
e great West washington Cincinnati is
bu, 63 miles, being about 100 miles shorter an Dy other
Fre by through washngon To Wheeling, 50 o';
y y 1 s es.su3 sia M T"de SIS So; beoi SIS 10
Chicago SEQ G5 $40 o 81 Louis So 80 aud Sa5 Memphis
8 q; New Orleans 81, SIC. I...#
Cunberana Springs Piedmont Oakland and ramouht,
pasae"ss may leave a. Q * e A. ~ For s
train from Washington ,,
For further inrnsion through tickets, &C., apply to TIL. IL.
JOHN II. DONE,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
5--du
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Proposals for building Light-h0use or Jones's
Point, near Alexandria, Virginia

TnEAsuRY Drra . III II
-Nf +AtF p e Ofice I.ieh..house Boafd,
rnslat y, 1900 +
DRoPosALs will be received until y O'clock M o. me ga ot
bids will be opened nor furnishing
building light bouxe Joess ohi ietohiac
river Aiexa xandria, the 30th Of November next
be building brick EuGcaton ana oi
story, with having circular io" on op
for The support horizontal dimensions beng 80
10 feet. I as. rlrEI .s5s.s4
drawings and specifications cnn be seen 81 " oce
md at The o collector ut A.exnndria.
should any accepted will be executed at once
work.
No payment will be until the whole work Is completed ana
inspected approved by the agent
The worksad asent
having power oil materials and workmanship MOI IN ae
cordnpce W contract
right reserved % reject and oil bids that may be deem
ed p,eiudcal the public interest.
An scaled addressed 10 the undargnnd, en-
dorscd Proposals for Jones's Point iighhons -
",a'--' -T~I5 .aa EDM,D l.. n. BARDCASTIJ,
Aug 23-codln Engineer secretary
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OeopgetoWn CuIlege, ID. G.

Institution Monday,
81 September Tho department and cole
conducted able and experienced professors
moral inri ctuai advancement
confded and building has
just used exclusively for accommodation
younger STUDENTS Their donory, play grounds study
hail class rooms, will entirely distinct those Of the
and officers especially assigned viii attend them in
studies
eeted between The younger and Older students,
be 10 all those who have the
iens ex u the education of youth.
The observatory Of The college, W extensive philosophical ap2a
cebnet geological
specimens shells, afford The students OF this institution a
vanases rarely 10 be met WITH ,crn,
Aup5--dlm President.
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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE WASHINGTON AaueDuCT,
Washington, March 7, 1855.
DROPOSAIs invited for graduation and brick
Other work Of the Washington aqneduc
Proposals. the e of May will be opened noon Of
that day.
Maps pohcs and specifications ohe work will be ready for
animation and alter the 2ah day OF April next
Proposals received work particular cuveris,
bridges &C., plans specifications
works be completed under the
hut NIL for unfinished work VIII
be subject future appropriations by Congress The engineer
Of work 10 be done and rate
progress each Appropriation and IN case
ie appropriation holding suceGy decide when and
stopped unit funds become available.
funds The per viii paid IT, in the luJgmen, Of
engineer has been properly executed so far us has
specie checks the United States
monthly estimates OF the engNee escvng ~
per win don of all contracts that the work
All scaled and endorsrd Popoals for work
the Washington Aqucduct"
The United reject NIL The bids
10 make such
conducive the OF ihe
work. -
Every offer accompanied written signed by
responsible the effect thai he they under
enter INTO an obligation, daya with good and sufficient
securities completion work undertaken said
cercae the United States disirc.
Judge district ocer OF
individual known the Engineer De-
parmcn that the able TO make good their
guarantee
'o " NJ. C. MEIGs
Capt OF Engineers in charge.
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U,.lssa states Patent once.

nN the petition Sidney GrnnDs Madi
county praying the extension Of patent
granted day Of October, Is4 for improve
pent in Manufacture hcddes harness
years the expiration of said patent which tak es
place the i'll, day October, 1851
II ordered petition heard the Putcnt Office
Monday Of October IL o'clock, and all
appear snC IL they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted. - .Hf
opposing required TO file In te Patent
objections, specially set forth in writing AT least twen-
hearing All testimony filed by either
hearing transmitted
Office which Willie furnished on
pica,oh.
Tie testimony win he closed The 2sih of Sepem
bcr dcposons, and he relied upon testimony
Office before the morning of that day
The ar araumenta, If any, within five dass thereafter
Ordered also thai this notice published Onon Iei-
gencer Evening Star Washington, d. C Repubicah Ba
Evening Argus, Philadelphia. Pa; Scientific Americans
New York. Post, Boston, aiass. week for
three weeks previous day October
day OF hearing. .3 .H
q. s. SHUGERT,
.s /. .r .. Acting Commissioner of Patents.
p sRdtor papers please copy md send
Office, with paper containing tls notice.
hung 81
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

I b
- r. United mai steamships leave New York
J11 FOR hsrfhwal the 5,h and 10Th OF enc, month,
exES4 connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 san
Francisco.
steamships heen inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed aud safety al.t5a. 4
The completed from ocean
and crossed hours The baggage oI passen
Francisco, nnd
the cempanys
1Jte money York all Of the Trip
Reserve kept in in New York, Panama. and
San Francisco deienon in case Of accident SO a
the is entirely reiintis.
Passengers the they arrive at AsPn
wall
through each steamer, and take charge
aud children without Other protectors. r- III
through the lowest apply at the agency III
Wet street, New York. 3 Etes rEa i. w. RAYMOND.
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A Appointment Of superintendent OF Buildings
and Grounds at the University OF Virginia.

the last meeting of The board Of vserp o. me gnye
"A sy Virginia. Stevenson offered the following resruiiong
which adopted: ~ s Ia sI@r
Having believe from the ssnencnss o. & ha,
tho University riah, WAN i"fey
University, be relieved from hs ,etysya aa
buildings other public property OF ths Ohvs
dnes might with advantage be cenhea 10
some kIh,l and man, who would devote bis Hot c
discharge and other duties for suitable comena
Il 4. /. ". ]
whole subject be referred 70 The executive
committee divide the duie3 oth proctor IN me
with them TO make ht Gppnh
ment OF such an assistant salary exceeding Sp
their opjnup the University would be promoted by
division Of labor between The proctor aud fu
petn,cnden.'' .s E.FF E4 s4#ft 1g.##H#
In resolution he rndorsigEed proctor o
University the executive eomnec w' pro
cend The September make the appointment
resolution, and 10 Hoiy an VINO may DC
disposed appointment TINT viii be expected taS
tc appointed should be qualified TO take inc ehg
few hundred ocrts, cosnu9
Urvey sdpsrnendcnec Of all the bp'ldnss o. ,hs
yersy public grounds and keep them IN repair aud nave
suitable landscape gardening, ornamental planting OF
-. -,
ANY further win be cheerfuiy given hr
can,s W n scpd applications the undersigned edced
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