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ID small LOT sf Huys blsek Atarsea tfoe&s. Veiver
csiis;s-a coed srtisis. For sale low q " mssn
street,. WI. LA h0tIn.
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD RNI.
IL TURE AT AUCTION.-.The subscriber de-
Ginning Housekeeping will sell at his residence ON
he corner of Franklin and Adams SITS, (tha form-r
re sdence Of Judge John Y. Mason on WEDNES-
DAY. tn. I'd of July, 1856, at 10 O'Clock A. Nj, va.
retS of handsome Rosewood and Mahogany Furni-
consisting in part OF Paror Chairs; Rocking DO;
Fancy do; Wardrcbes; Bureaus; Bedstead.; Tables
Sofas Tete-s Tetes; Feather feds; Carpets; Mat
ires,es elegant Chandeliers; Glass and China
&C, &c.
CF- The above Furniture carefully selected being
nearly new and OF the Be ct quality
ALSO-One Cooking Stove and Iaaay s,hsr arti-
Gle. useful to u family.
ALSO-One valuable Mich Cow.
Terms at sale. s. s. STEVENS.
Sale by INA. R. D PAYNE. Auct.
p. ST. wish to rent out my School.room, on the
corner of Franklin and 9Th e-ts aud will also sell
o any person wis ing to purchase full supply of
School Furniture js "a s. u D.
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|nen RHLs. MEDIUM NO. MACK =.
~ /. y 49, sss''" s az n { sxsKEavILL.
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MII.LINHHX.
= NSiTiCE 70 TiiE LzIfEs. q

- NsSTICE 10 THK L1DiEs. -
N-MADAME SON, Fashionshe Nil
1SA liner, takes the pleasure Of informine
~ the Ladies' that she hiss received from -
nsfs Cara Head Dresses &C.. which are really beau
tifal and exces anything of the kind that has ever
been oered IN this city and a. the season 10 now ad
ysncins she /, determined TO sell At very reduced
prices To those who intend going to the Springs an
opportunity now offers Of getting Head Dress or Cap
Don't FORGET the store. MADAME SON, IS Main
street, Fashionable Millinery Establishment.
is 24-Ims
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ADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FLATS.
L. REDUCED PRICkS.-Opening this morning
three caees handsome Leghorn and florence Braid
Flats which are offering at bargain. The ladies
invited to CALI
Also Plain Straw Bonnets at COST for cash to close
them out. e. GWATkIN,
j-28 OPPOSITE Exchspge Bank
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BY LRrus IL shine.
DARN IN HENRICO COUNTY FOB

EARM IN HENRICO COUNTY FOR
L SALE.-The subscribers authorized to sell
privately. that beautiful Farm. in Henrco county, q
by Mr.. Jas. L. Eye containing 2 ) acres w: At in
Wood the balance in high state of cultivation, and
now seeded IN Corn. Wheat and Oats; the improve.
ments consist of large Dwelling, large Barn
Also, all necessary out-houses quarters &c, ice
house; also good we'll and spring the premises.
The above Farm Is offered fer sale privately until
WEDNESDAY, the 9 b day of July, 1885, aud if MOI
disposed Of be sold at auction that day, at oclk
z. NJ. upon the premises.
TERMS One third cash; bal anca at and 2 years.
LARUS SHINE,
my l9-2awtd Auct;oneers.
BY Th0mas w. Keesee,
(Ofice with Geo. j. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street)
THRUST SALE ur VALUABLE FURNT.
i TURE-By virtue of deed of trust TO the uu-
dengued as trustee dated the 9Th day Of May 1855,
and duy recorded in the office of the Hastings Court
of Richmond city and by quest of Inc her.ciari.
secured by said deed shall proceed to sell ar public
auction, to the highess bidder at the Columbian H
tel, in The said city, BEGINNING on MONDAY the 7th
day of July 1856, at 10 o'clock A. M. the property in
the said deed described And conveyed conslstns OF
Large Mantel Mirrors; WaIdrobesi Marhe'top Tables:
Chairs French and Cottage and other Bedsteads; Blu
with rairrors Marbie-top " ashstands ahOga-
ny Centre Tables; Mahogany and Wslbut Fancy Ia
bles; large Leather Arm Chair; Double and single
Hair Ma,tresses; Feather Boosters and Pillows and
other Furniture in the said Hotel. the extent re
quired by the terms of the said deed.
The attention of all persons wanting Furniture is
particularly called to this sale.
Terms cash R.R. HOWISON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
ie 27-tds
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VIZ Il LYONS.
JOHN HOWAND. LON r.
sale BY 0oDpIN & APPERsoN. ia "a

TRUSTEES, SALE OF YALUaRl,
= hEAL Estate, AT ROCKETS BY virtue
OF Two Deeds Of Trust from Jno. r. BIankinship aud
wnSTtne INST bearing date on the Sd August 1885, to
Fionrtoy Trustee, and the last dated l0h no
semoeI the sub.cribers will soil at public auc-
Uaj On al. MoHD%f July 1856 o'clock P
VI ,Sit T. |. NOT, tne next fair day. the property
coh.eySo ey saIa Deeds being same recently &C.
cupied by said Blanknshp fiopting 81 feet on Rock
stfs .tses lsnd cerner with Elm street,) running
BACK 20 Poplar stree, with the 1ofe ana dwelling,
Terms made known on day of sale
r. w FLOURNOY
PARKE P0INDEXTER Trustees.
Sale conducted by GoDpIN l. AppERsos Anc,.
il 2I-tda
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l.'UK sALE--t FENlALE Stays, with
i her son, boy between t~o and ihree years Old
The wemsn is about thirty Yeas old ana is said to be
good cook, washer and ironer and also good nurse.
and Of excellent character Apply Immediately to
r. II. HOWISUN, Trustee,
lie S0-2t Law Building.
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E>0k SALE.s.A valuable tract Of Lana Of
95S acres, 10 Cumberland, for sale, at pablc
tion 9th August. Particulars, see Weekly Dis.
patch or Semi Weekly ELqeirer. 81
js 3o-t6s sTEfHEN c. ANDERSON.
VIRGINIA LIME frOm the old epVsty Or
Augusta -Jno baccus, Esq, near Fhhe-sviiie,
Lime Mines In the State. 1t u pure, and Of such
superior quality in WHITENING and ADHERlN0
20 STONE or BRICK 10 Cannot be SURF sssed.
These who building new HOUSES win do veil ~
osll sna sec the sample For sale by
je A 80 s j. FRY.
ICE In smsmiI quanfsf,cs, tor sale nc 1Hx
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TsEFUL GOODS FOX HUUsEk EP-
u ERS.-Pea aud Rice Boilers; Salad Washers; Egg
Spoons; Apple Pseers; Tart Cutters; Salad Spoous
and Forks Soup DiseHers; Fish Kettles; Waite
Irons Pudding Moulds ice Cream Spoons; Ice Picks;
Pickle Forks; Egg " hips; Willow and Leather
TASKS; Champagne Nippers; Sard:ue Openers, with
many other useful goods to be had at 31 Main at.
je 50 .f bULkLEY CO I
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is Stream
Shining
..... .Au
4 yoice)..k
be had at
! this occa
lSik4, a
This ias
ton
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TMPUnFANT NOriCE TO THE La

l. DIES Great reduction in the prices of Dry
Goods at " COHEN'S Cheap Store, lbs Broad street.
Having purcha sed, last week. in the Northern mar
kets large quantities of G9ods ct great sacrifice. /
offer unusual ndpcenents TO ell In want Of der'
rable goods. shall NAME in part, only: fine French
Lawns Is cents; goods for 12 Cactus Skirts So
piece; fine Irish Linen 3l4 cents yard worth
at least 50 cents, Thread Cambria Handk srchefs ~
cents, goods only cents piece; Scotch Lawn Hand
kerchiefs cts pieces plain and dotted Swiss Mus.
lin from l2A cents yard up; double twisted Black
Silk Mtts 31s cents pair Curtain Muslin 10 cents q
yard; Silk Pocket Hdkfs Is cents piece; foe Linen
shirt Bosons Is cents piece, worth 80 cents; Man
tias from 81 80 apd upwards black slk Lace Shawlp
SS pisce, worth IS; French Woven Corsets, the
best that can be had in the cty, Les pair. Of Ho-
sery nsvea very large assortu -nt and Ladies' will
hnd tey can be suited 1t to quality and size
and sl spca prices that will surprise everybody.
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AUf:yTo1g eAIng
r>~~~~~~~~s->-s-~>~
THIS DAY
BY Alex. Nett. Anes.

EURNITURE, DIZZY GOODS, CLOTH
T. THING. sH0Es HATS, ac.-Will be sold It
auction Tuesday July let ct 10 O'clock een.ral
ass0ri nent Of new ana second Furniture; sso GEM
Shoes, Hats, Caps Crockery and 0iss. Ware
GxocERIEs -Whiskry. Bfsaay, Gin, Sugar, Cef
fee. Payer, Candles, Soap, DC
je 80 saLrX MOTT. AuctY
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by Cnas. r. Workman q Co.
CARGO SALE CUBA MUSCOVADO
~ MOLAsSES.-On Wednesday, July ID, at the
lower shed the dock, commencing at 10 o'clock
will sell the cargo per brig Tsnzier from Matan.
las, Cuba consisting Of
269 bids. really prime Muscovsdo Molasses,
20 tierces do do
80 bbls. do do
Terms OF sALE.-For all sums under 500 cash,
over S 100 months credit for approved nesotia BILE
paper. CHAS T. WORKMAN 4 CO, Anctu.
lie Solids
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ICE 10 smMil quantities, tor sale nc Z IA
AkBVUR, Msta and 18th street. lslS
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPA.
lVl NY Of NEW YORK-Annual statement of
the affairs of the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK fer the year ending
Jan. 3lsr, 1856.
Nett assets on hand Jan 81, 1885, ....e27s4 TAT So
Receipts during the year:
For preulums and policies $685., 7l9 O6
For interest and snnuities... l8l, 1877 %
sso,sl6 s.
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by John II u Payne, Aucl.

Sale to be conducted by Messrs. Joan A LANcAs-
TER Y Son. ia 23-tds
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BY Davenport. Allen ~ Co. s.s.
CROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION...On
" THURSDAY, Sd July, we will sell. At 10 O'Clock,
at auction store assortment Of Groceries, viz
Lssnayrs Coffee
Modsses
Green and Rlaek Teas
Rectifea Whiskey
French Brandy
Candles. Soap
Wrapping Paper
Coffee Susera
Terms: Under $l00, cssh; 800 and over, four
months credit for Approved paper
jeae DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO., Aucts.
I'm CASES STRAW HATS, BOOTS
lUU AND SHOES At AUCTION.-On THURS
DAY, Sd July, will SELL ct 0s O'Clock, 1t our
tun store
100 cases Straw Hats t,sss
Boots and Shoes
Terms: Under 500, cash; 500 ami over, four
months credit for approved pager.
10 ~ DAVENPORT. ALIEN CO, Aucts
4 ,UM SALE. by vtrtae
" of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield
case Of samuel Hastings against John 4. Reid and
Others ehall on MONDAY, the 18th dsy Of Js,y
n-xt, at Chesterfield Court House THAT being Court
dsy) proceed TO sell John T. Rei11 interest In the
slay. mentioned in the doeds from Alex Reid 70 John
w. Lipscombs trustee, nc, and Others, dated 2ssh
November, it4a. and in The deed from John w Lips
comb NC, to Alex. REID, &C.. dated goth March, f3i.
public auction to the hshesG bidder for cash. a. 60
$50 and Of de- and upon credit Of one ana
sers sntsring into bond with approved asear - be
Judged Of by the Commiseasr, 70 secure shs sssd's
John +. R.ias interest eansi.ss Of !. mcis.y Of .
i. s.s,m.ssd 70 10 .ss.s iion a.. g tsa ihos.sad
dollars. r. kOlNDEATkR, Cont.
ll.-fds
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10 pan

" U AN .
ING
or Jul
ay. Sd july
IT PowhHt
Excursion /
II arrive Oh
pOrtunlty Of
ng the day.
the part Of
aud the va
( will close
Works.
skfast, the
nt Look Out
lpeAke Bay,
! visit toSL
in cnnnec-
d. leave the
time to en-
| ond by day.
err 10 yesH
Extra
U1'II.
portAtlon,
ie 20
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/ rs ENCa AID MOULn1Na 49, II.
.s:. 8 > ;''-'c izskS0a : zsis:ssais' ss :
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~ Gibbs, GniIerx for Patent Amhr.

e BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER, Agents fol-
Richmond fe l2-d6m
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AUcrIoN sALBa

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Hmp9-c Aesstte
lust received d los q! EpISS Hats Of YarinHs eInfR
"a sra - e. D. HARPER . E0fs;
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NUMBER 235
CITY BUSHES 8
ENCogRA.GE AMEEIeAS syANIRAeIV Ess z

INCE this Superior Fluid Ink has been spge The pnss,
= nov nearly two years. ishRs bteh e6hstdty San!S "a
and ts Preferred TO the farsfainsd Ar
tuKd
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MAY 81 1876.
MISGEI.I. I.ltNE0Us.
TEENS:


For Fun coursc faeiudtNa ,.tt 0ePqrtasatse 81 Boot
kespiag, Lectures dAd lsi@tpRseig, sVu tH"1g "a
ES, Fsii Goarss ~ Ladtss =
,INIE pRopR1EroRs take great pleasure in expressing
taer t.ss los the srat ing aud sRe.
csas 'l u. =, a.. 80 & 49, - 49, "a, ~
ueWtd cxsEtCts 10 meet ~ Lte elctsi! t:t'le' '
r4p.dy increasing de.sga tet sts'tt hs'a coa,sts-
t.tt"l,s2 Tas srs..t GEsst!sa
eiG HOUSES assisltL T. LsIccart aud sseoped ssiile>
has tnuh!s. hn TO hrs 10 degrees Of Perfection
NOT ATTAINED ~ ASH UfliER INSTITUTION Each
student, ths presses, s'reo at IA. DESK iH0trfd-
Of az 4scpsStans 'lnss s taoGei as t&osg6 le dd
Ns.Fsd apprenticeship IA sVNts ktrgs Cu'aerCiH
bi4u,l,r are, Ia II great measure, iissiE'ated
Iu E,lit.on engagement OF AcCoONshed Assist
ants we tlso secured A- oi OF te
Lecturers In ohio 10 lecture on commercial
Our course Is too extended partcalarIze
hers hut s sMbFsss SySE ths CONTESTED 1 " DOUBLE
Scientific Pr'ncp-L ctur,s upon Cor,tercai llistor
ograpy Commercial rsoL9cts, colnsreiul Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
! .irrship, sc.
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Is opened the reception Of Ladies' no Institution III
uno mpar;s more thorough OF interesting course ii
tlts D. partItnt
yEcrts merit in st IL eminst deree the flat
.erng with which enterprise has mt, and
t9s @rss of IL i5.9 @ t,
0the he. similar .Uercdmtilt LVtic!le.
| All
v the UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in tetfs!nr that
personally acquainted wi:i Mr.. trangT's aht.
accountant. ans Teacher Of iook h spHE, which is Of M
,=Itst IL has had rryat experience Ac-
ountant in iIy;y, banking Itous. 81 wlcl
superior facilities ia npartiug P.Tirtirut
E!"'cisdge @ Book Keeping, 'd thorough to'mere'at
| /. j. ALLEN ILL.,. D.,
President OF Farmers College.
LOEIN ANDREWS,
President otRenyou College.
To vouug u,en who wish acquire "RUsses, Ia tcd,
iO," affords facilities yer! sslion y4unlCd-
r GRAxGER the qualifications Of theoretical Suowi-
and apness in tsach.ng, added to practical Cpuntn
experience, AM, feel conieni tat rAduaies frGn
H COLLEGE IL hs fully competent 10 Keep te most e"'Pit
/ ,Ifed Sstqi Books.
! 4. T.. STONE, Wholesale AMI Retail Merchant
j. J. JANNEN, sse Hoard q. Control! STATE Bank Of o.
! J. F. PAlI3i, Iook Keeper AT d. T. Wc0LhurS's.
I II. ONERnIEE, Book X pr Il Clinton Bank.
| II. z. MILLS, 5 g, Columbus lias and Cox Gu:
/ C. Is. MASON, Book Kts per 1T j. H. Riley Co.'s.
| Iy-Tor full particulars, sen. for circular.
| GRANGER IL ARMSTRONG;,
EsI-Iv Pronris;cTs.
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continue the Book Go,re, c;tf H0Il
iI Main Street, where he will be happy receive
ronaEv his old friends and the public generally ;jan166.
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For Fun Coursc faeFusli,,s ,lt DeParteats al Boot
Eeepiaq, LsrtArts Eeii"luRstig, trtt, ,tIhty "a
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aE IsKELL & sWEARINGEl

I5ToCLDber announce ron an extensive arrI.
w val U SpriaG and Summer G, o,is, hciIg ihsir
SEEn&D STOCK THIS SEASON,
"f beautiful clnice Goods, which Will t Oprn and ready
oF Inspection OH Tursay and EriIa, te / III and I'LL
We conlel., invite !clr Inspection Stock.
nrering DO that cannot he e%:,lied in the city
we haze 80 IA, station III inviting comparison.
Oar Drss Goods, ast rcsvs the Persia and
Atlantic. hav, been selected in New York pricipal from
w.li suoAn houses Of NJ A. Il Stewart Co., ].
ecG Co., Arnold, Conssahi, Co., Ubstl, Person.
Lass Co" which sufficient guarantee that the ST. lies mr.
the most fashionable, ai sigs imported.
Elbrolerrs chief. importation, There
ny enabling to oTtr superior Inducements, both in
ness OF d, sign aud price.
Oar stock MIntlIas the importation Gtorg,
Dlpn Co. MANY No"UIti to In found elsewhere.
We would beg leave tn cali particular attention
stock Of LrC,s, nrOItc hy ours Ives ard stock
Staple and House ss Goods, all Of which will sell
very low prices.
1t Is our n;etnn superior advantages to pur.
hasers and ~ continued faireaug Eert the confidence
Of the puh!ic
Yery resPcctfrl~.
ME1sIlELL & swE4HTTGES.
cnrHer Market and Union sts.
anil
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a-tt<xi44As4l . tttsESs G-fist1Ats ts4s.
LARGElot OK sumtavr Nantes inst received nt W D.
Il M0TTE BgU.s WIC they y III an nt llss tAli Ilis
esi,i prices mse
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GHICKERING.S PIANQ FoRTEs

OPENED THIS DAY, land now ready for
ti tssRle, fresh suppl Chickrrinl & SoBs cell
q 1Ghr";Sd pnlo Fortes, OF 'santitrl iaek Wal.
~ nut AMI Rosewood finish, and for brill ancy OF
and vness touch cauot lie srpassy either In this
country Elrnp+, the lowest uHuufIctu-
prizes, Including riagc.
Also, Prince Co : M.lOdeons, strle, with full and
swell, Rosewood finish. ami Mt the lowest Buffalo
prces general stock Of NHrtn. celebrated Guitsrs,
Italian French an! GrElan V.ons, vclicsllGa, FlGtes,
Flies, BAuos. TainbUres, TInnE Forks THE best Italian
strings, with ali other aE;ic the music line, and
| raj lssertneit Of Sarivts GoOds.
liclesa and retail ut the old Music and Variety Store,
m ms : oI'1H 49, JAS. MELLoR.
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XVATERs celebrated Tooth Soaps prepared in the most
w cIeanly possible. from ilt choicest
all Impurities. The Soap rutrince is The Only
proper specific for freezing The mouth these d!ssI.
Impurities which rapidly promote utsacii9n and t,StrOs
The teeth.
Each is enclosed in case aad is sufficient
join H. THOMPSON.
dc6 AGENT, liz Main 81.
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e5Ye 7IyodyA liekets 10 all gur,sf Tcst and
Sol q e11s be Obtained at thsgbfes an lFhfeltHg,
and Information as to every line Sss Of the
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Change of Time.
NN and after Tuesday Aug. Z, 1885, further notice.
" Trains xill be ru:, rs fellow ASGtura! excspsed0
GOING SORTII.

GOING souTIi-TIy slnA. Train will connect at Sam
!lSk with Morning Trnn from Toledo; at NOnrocYile with
Chicago Express Southern Division o Z. T. Roads ut
igb, Junction w, Cincinnati Express frour Cev and; ut
MauslclL with DA" Express from Ptt3lmr a't Mt
Newark with the East West Trains nn the Central Ohio
Railroad
The g p NJ Train Will Sardusky with steHm
la. Cit from Dstroit at AIonroeyt With western Train
e. r. Slrlb junction at 5'21 T.. NJ. with the Mail
rra.n u c. c. C. r. c. Columbus Cincinnati; Mans
He'll Junction 5'55 r. NJ. with Fast train on o. T. r. Il.
Pittsburgh, AMI Mt NewarS with East and West Night
Fruins oM Central Ohio r. H..
GOING NORTlI-Tlt 9'26 " Train will make close
lccon ut Newark with Train BclIir Q. o. r.
e.; at Mansfield Junction with ESGrsss for PnsbusF; at
Shelby Junction 1913 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland. buffalo AMI New York, aud ut MonroevIe with
Mail Train C. &. T. road to Toledo, Chicago. DC.
81 will Newark with Express from
,IIt Fist oil. Cent1al Ohio noa Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for PittShurFh s,tlhv Junction at 5'e
viii, Cleveland; onroevlle with Night
Express for Chicago, and ssndusky with tie
j. II. ROBINSON, supt
sSanfltsIy, Aug. 4, 1855. sep1i-n
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IRA NsP OR A''IION.

Tire, Honey, 4gtl pisiqeee s,eedt
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The Court Calender of Gotha, for the year
1856, contains some statistics which are inter
esting. The oldest of forty-eight sovereigns Of
Europe is the Grand Duke Of Mecklenberg
Strelitz, who is nearly II years of age; the two
youngest being the King of Portugal and the
Duke of Parma, the former of whom is eighteen
and the latter seven years. The Prince of
Schaumburg Lippe has reigned the greatest
number Of years, having taken the reins of
government in the last century; while at the
bottom of the list stands The Emperor of Rus
STA, who, as is well known to all, mounted the
throne in the psesent year. Six sovereigns
are as yet unmarried three are widowers, and
one is divorced; of the remaining number, two
have contracted morganatic marriages, viz,
the King Of Denmark and the Eector of Hesse
Of the heirs apparent and presumpive, twenty
six are sons, two daughters, twelve brothers,
three uncles and one cousin. The Oldest Of the
heirs presnmptive is the heir Of the Duke of
Modena, who is seventythree years of age.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-01-17
THE REPORT OF THE SECRETARY
OF WAR.

We have delayed the printing Of this in
teresting report, for the purpose of accom-
panyng it with some comments. 1t is from
the pen of one educated at West Point
and who has seen active service in the
eventful war with Mexico. With such ad
vantages in military experience, and his
familiarity as statesman with the wants
of the country, the report, as might be ex-
pected, presents many matters that should
command the most considerable and candid at
tention Of every one. What he has to state is
perspcuously stated, and supported by very
forcible arguments and convincing facts.
The view taken of the Importance of rail-
road communication with California must ar
rest universal attention. The report does not
exaggerate its Importance in time of war; and,
be brought on, we may well apprehend that
the report shows the minimum of the evils
which will be felt for the want of such a road.
How this road is to be made-when, and by
whom, are questions which will require sepa.
rate discussion. But the reforms and improve
ments proposed In the report are well worthy
of close examination, and if the reasons given
prove satisfactory, as in many cases we have
no doubt they will, we trust such action will
be had as shall secure them. Ifthis report
receive the consideration and action which
it deserves, the execution of it will leave a
lasting impression of his presence in that de-
partment, of which he may well be proud.
As we shall have occasion to refer, frequent
ly, to this report, and as we are cramped for
room in this number, we will postpone further
comment for the present, and in future mum.
bers discuss seriatim, such portions as would
seem to require particular notice.
The same cause-want of space-which
prevents extended commentary on this paper,
has applied to all the reports of the heads of
departments. From time to time we shall
call attention to the more prominent recon-
mendations contained in each of them.