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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
sTAUNToN,vA. g98
Rev n IL PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal.
Rev. j. c. WHEAT, A. NJ Vice Principal
Assisted by full corps Of Professors and Teachcrs
VyRUSTEES: Rt Rev. w. Meade, u. d.; ri. Rev.
Johns, d. d. Rev. y. A. Iaane, Col II hmhh, pr =. L.
Striblng, Kinney, Michie, p Powers b. Crawford
VISITORS
Rev E. c. MCGUIRE d. d., Hon. H. G. I. MoncuTe,
Rev w Sparrow b. d., John 3. Minor,
Hon w d niyes A. r. Caperton, Esq,
Hon W Ballard preston, Blackboard EsQ.,
Hon, George w Summers David W. Barton, hq,
Hon A. H. H. stuart farewell Taylor, Esq.
Hon John Ietcher, Dcanc, tth
George W. Thompson VIM. H. Fowle Esq.
The buildings for purposes Of Female Collegiate u
s,e arc conmodous and elegant
the temptations incident 10 CITES ana
society Its organization southern and US
different sections OF the Southern poTon on
the confederncy - -.
The next session will the 10th Of September
Board English tuition per annual session 800 music Ian
guages drawing, &c, extra. .@t
Circulars with full information sent upon application 70 the frn
cipaI, Kew. n ~ iIihAAfs
l6--eod2ms etaunton, VA
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With q view opportunity all who desire
over portion and Ohio Railroad Excursion Tickets
viii issued either OF the trains Of Satu
Sunday by those OF Monday and Tuesday
Grafton Of the Baltimore and Ohio and
Northwes osd 300 Washington, beyond
points attraction along lis line by taking tho train from
Saturday morning. opportunity viii
be afforded 10 the whole line by daylight $50
Fare for round trip
THOMAS II. PARSONS,
July Agent.
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DRApYs GALLERY, a52 Pennsylvania avenue,

t(KAD1 Z. GAILEK1, BOZ Pennsy1vana avenue
lJ Seventh street. Sweeny enhouse FAINT Co
Banking IoueMr BRADY begs respectfully the public
that the very liberal patronage he has received
opening his Photographic Gallery Washington he will
trary his original intention, keep during the summer
months
efficient corps artists will be constantly attendance
photographs ambrotypcs the possible
Prices ranging from dollar up,eards
The collection portraits Of distinguished this gallery
largest world open public inspection every day u
days excepted) from z, a. m, to
July 1--eod3mos
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COPPER SCAIE.-There will be sold at public
~ auction, IL the 18Th day OF July, 1858, at the
u Yard Washington from 10 eight
offered COPPER The analysts Of samples similar
has given per cent of metallic copper.
be examined time previous to the sale nppca
June Is wM FILM, Navy Agent,
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Ra7- The ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF GEORGETOWN
College will be held Wednesday, July commencing O'Clock
m On the previous day the graduating Class win defend the
cpn Theses OF intellectual and Moral Philosophy Tho
this day will be at O'Clock, Y. 1ilr P r tth9f 3
The public respectfully invtd TO occasions
July 2--3t b. A. MAGUIRE. President
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


MAron's OrylCY,
Washington, June 70, 1858.
NIOTICE.-The police officers are instructed to en-
IN occrgdy the third section Of an act FOR c
order approved s. 1853 which imposes
penalty not exceeding against individual convicted
firing pistol other fre-rm In any street
avenue alloy open space, public square, enclosure, &c
shall lawful for or persons 70 set on any
saubs artificial street
avenue within hundred yards Of dwelling house. under
penalty exceeding dollars less than dollar for each
and every such oiihnce. JAMES y. bflltIi
Iuno --d3t 1 Mayor.
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@ EMIL ANNUAL N0TICE.--We are now having all
unsettled made on books
season. and hereby notify those of having
with they obtain them ut desk instant
called for will be settlement
the LIST Of July .Ss5 81 HUTCHINSON & MUNRO.
une 22-d3t6cod3t [Siarl F,.
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IL (nIty miles west from Washington Posscscn having
reganed from the late tenant this establishment will be opened
the 18th under upenend
emit and most reliable, courteous assistants. lft
No pains will be order accommodate
guests and tho former high reputation Springs
Orange railroad Alexandria TX morning
day leaving Richmond also twice day thus sordng the
venient mode
terms OF be 81 per day per week. so per
month $40 500 FOR the ending
halfprce. THOMAS GREEN.
June 23--2mos
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Bay REGINEST or VOLUNTEERS. officers com
handing companies Washington Georgetown requested
tho residence Col Hickey, City Hail. this evening
m O'Clock confer reference the probable
Regiment New York Volunteers to this city Instant
by order ii. ". OBER,
July q [Sar h States please copyl Aduant.
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DEpFoRD spRINGs.-This well-known and de-

Heui RESORT win be opened for the reception OF
and kept until the LIST OF octoper
The and spacious buildings erected last year nre @
pcrior style accommodations will be VI character not eS
ccled In any part of the United states. - 4.
hotel will be under the management Of MI A. " AEN,
experience attention 70 his ness give
the amplcst assurance and kind treatment
In other ~ deemed proper 10
that passengers reach Bedford by daylight ride from
(hambersburg. -,
The company to supply dealers
and individuals WATER by the barrcl carboy or
in bottles at the following prices, Mt the Springs Wit
nor !, h,rro, ,ouy,errv .....e.....& 90
ror q Al oar 90
~ ~ ,,,,horry u. .....,.
~ AZ AL ''' 2 90
rsr,,r ID raTnns III : @' .g....,........ 2 rs
po,,,o. /, Mini mar dozen ..,.....s i SO
Tho barrels carefully prepared that purchasers may depend
upon receiving the water fresh and sweet E3 4
All communications should BIO addressed to
THE BEDFORD MINERAL. SPRINGS CO.,
june 30-d4w Bedford county, Pa
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DIED,

Yesterday afternoon O'Clock, JAMES NJ youngest Of JoHS
w. and ELIZABETH r. MARIN,
funeral win place the parents tb
friday evening O'Clock The friends family are invited
attend.
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CTATE OF GEORGIA, ELBERT COUNTY. 4

superior Of said county, March term 1858
Present his Honor James Thomas judge Of said court
snndy bills filed in this court by cgaees
OF VIM s. Bnrch deceased against John c. Burc
payment their respective egaccs and claim
legacy said will Sarah Kesee should be paid tho
parties entitled thereto in the event of her death leaving Child
children tt
Sarah Kcsec her Children her their
legal appear this before the March
1859 claim said legacy in default OF said said
will then be directed TO be paid to tho parties before the
And m further ordered that this order be published once
MONTHS the publication be before the month OF
March, 1882 the following witt Tho Constitutional
ast published Augusta Georgia Tho Union, published Wash
ngton District Columbia; The Louisville Journal published
louisville Kentcky and published in CINCINNATI
Ohio
the minutes of the superior Of Ebert
county at March term d. 1858, this 18th April 1853
April 27-lam9m MOSES =. MILLS, Clerk
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The PUBLIC Schools. the monthly meeting Of the
board of trustees of the public schools of this city will be
held on Saturday afternoon next at 5 o'clock
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TIME RIGHT OF DETENTION, VISIT, AND
Search, examined legal principles authorities
ard Coke Counsellor aIaw Washington Pamphlet rs cents
July 1 Af ~ FRANCK TAYLOR
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TnE SEMI-ANsuAL MEETING of the Medical Society Of
this District will be held Monday next at IL clock M
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EfI~ To NEW YoRKERs.---The members of the
New York Democratic
Room this friday evening matters
portancc. general attendance ) earnestly requested
II. JOHN T.. II, SKINNER, President
Washington, July I'd, 1858. July PIT
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TIME MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY -
Il The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Magnetic
will be held the
pha Thursday the sih day July o'clock
for the officers OF said the ensuing
stockholders. JOSEPH ShII.ER,
June 2f-3t24July16s Secretary.
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MARRIED..

At Alexandria, Va, June 3oh, by the Rev Mr.. DANA W
EVERETT OF Quincy Illinois, TO MARY daughter Of the D
w. SMITH, Of the former place.
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A Caribou patrons are hereby notified that all
open accounts ledger made OF the Goth in
and will be respectively presented preparatory settlement
July been uniform
here that presented with
cheerful and PROMPT response.
June 27--eod4N HOOE, BROTHER x 90.
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DINDING ESTABLISHMENT have fitted up
the jackson Hall Bndory have on
hand the quality materials
binding which ready do with despatch neatness
rabihy. DFNHAM
WASHINGTON, June 81, 1858 July 2--eod2w
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BANK or METROPOLIS,

BANK METROPOLIS,
Washington, july i, 1858.
THIS BANK will not be opened for business on
Monday the 9Th OF July the ah
viii be celebrated the 9Th requested that
payable on the 9Th be attended 20 Saturday,
The Board OF Trustees will meet Tuesday the 9Th OF July
upon paper offered for discount July 2-3tf
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June a7ArawtAaeo ia
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, !

VI . Fe = WAsHsGroS, June II, lbao
ON THE PETITION ON NJ Rosc, administrator Of VIM Rose Do.
patent granted Rose for improvement In the
chne M splitting hoops for seven years from the expiration Of said
II u ordered petition be heard the Patent ONCE On
Monday 3oh next IL o'clock M and all persons are
appear show they have why sud pton
Persons opposing required file in the Patent
DAYS before the day hearing testimony either
hearing be taken and transmitted in accord
with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished on appc
The Testimony in the case viii August
dispositions papers relied testimony must be
fled Tho oe on or before morning day. arguments
il any, within days thereafter.
ton d. O. md Fennsyvanan Philadelphia Pa week for
three preto the ee August next the
day Of hearing. ~ $3.50 - ,,a,m 3
Commissioner Patents.
psEtor of the above papers please copy send their
bills ONCE with paper containing this notice
June 23-1aW3w
EyUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.-The EUTAW
~ having thoroughly renewed, altered, and ee
soa gas baths billiard saloon ready to accommodate
the public style unsurpassed by class hotel in the coun
The especial attention gentlemen travelling aud fam
called the superior arrangements Of this house Its spa
cous and apartments arranged full aud convenient suits Of
most attractive and desirable accom-
The sumptuousnes excellence table, superiority
liquors general appointments shall continue the
e cntraly situated for either business or pleasure travellers
in heahful location at the of baltimore
and streets squares from the Baltimore and Ohio and
Washington railroad stations
cow yanoo o guests and their baggage,
No pains spared make the EUTAW the elegant and
Portable home Of its guests -H Sc
Gentemens ordinary 80 90 per day
May 2s--law4w JOHN CARROLL. Proprietor.
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DUNCAN SHERMAN, = CO.,

y 81. CORNER FINE AMI NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK
ISSUE circular nDtcs and credits for travellers,
available the principal dnA Of the IVORY Aso mercan'
TIE credits, for In Europa, CplA Sc, n
/, May 2S--0no< 10 y slHtfsf II =, b
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"TANTED-Printer and Editors.-Thc propr-
wv the well known popular weekly paper The Rural
moving would dispose
the office and This opportunity ~ the paper
kind the South popu
county. Population the alone App
ts RICHARD EDWARDS, 4
F Box 1927, Baltimore
be wishing 10
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esERUIT OF THE LooMp.-The Agent has sen

ssL,RUIT OF THE LOOM".--The Agent has sent
pieces "A eached Shifting Cotton, branded "Frut
Of the LOOM and being the best goods at l2
gsntcen produced
600 pieces other superior hng cotons and linens which
made tn orders
gents aud boys stitched linen shirt boaoins
One price only marked plain figures and abatement
opened.
All old bills must be settled promptly by oa'h.
a visit establishment oblgaioa purchase
PERRY n BROTHER
~ Central Stores building,
June 20-I0tif opposite Centre Market
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Cure ror BuRSs-As accidental burning is of almost
daily occurrence copy the following simple cure for It
The Gazette Medcae of France says that by an acct
dent charcoal has been discovered to be cure for burns
BY laying piece of cold charcoal upon burn the pain
subsidies Immediately. By leaving the charcoal on one
hour, the wound is healed, as has been demonstrated
on several occasions. The remedy is cheap and simple
and certainly deserves trial.
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Browns, Hotel.
BRANCH BALTIMORE AND
wv OHIO RAILROAD VI

EXCURSION TO GRAFTON on THE FOURTH July.
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TRIAL OF OVERWHELMING CARBINEs.

In conformity with that OF the making appropriations
the support the for tho ending a0h
1897 approved 18TH 1853 which approprates
chase Of reec loading carncs OF the best model be
approved by consisting
officers OF the ordnance will meet nj West Point New
tho 18th day OF July next for tho indicated the
All DESTROYS OF competing the best model brec load
crno invited TO do and each competitor required
submit h carbinc with the mot
less than hundred ronds the board
days after the Of its explain
operation and to leave with the board for examination and trial
II. X. CRAIG,
,"UH %, Colonel Of Ordnance.
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WTETNURSE WANTED. Apply at 425 L street
w soppcse Post once Department white preferred
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TT'0 THE HEIRS OF SAMUEL BOYLE, JAMES

fINO IuE HEIRS OF SAMUEL BOYLE, JAMES
Il Kerr William Kerr, and Elizabeth Artuce, all formerly Of
1'owhaan county Virginia tl
Sou hereby notified that there tho
circuit court Powbatan county, Virginia. which
vow arc Interested and required
made the 26th day of April 1858 proof
hoshp and Of your ~ 20 receive fund or your proper
shares thereof n n GRAVES
June lolawiw General Recorder Of Powhatsn Circuit Court
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UTthNANtT VFFItf.
Washington, June is, 1858.

The Evening STAR Argus Halnore Pennsyvanian
Philadelphia Herald Daily Journal
York; Poet Boston; Hartford Enquirer CINCINNATI
Richmond; Abingdon
and Brownows Wing Knoxville Tenn, will please publish
the foregoing notice I'LL 18th of July next and Forward this Office
copy of the paper containing H.. .H.taEtt
20-dtJuly II s.s 4trs
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NAHANT HOUSE.

NAHANT HOUSE.
Located on the Promontorg Of Naaan in Massachusetts Ba
rahia bscua toss Of the Ocean.
THE MOST HEALTHY POINT IN AMERICA
TJNTIS popular establishment, containing accomoda-
nearly 1000 guests upon
all combining the luxury sumptuous entertainment with
the genuine comforts q a quiet home home a sl
.VS"G HEALTHY SEASIDE RESORT
breeze families desiring rerea during the hot season. will
here find every desirable attraction for pleasant summer home
boat to the city and return enjoy their evenings the cool beach,
Ample facilities provided sailing fishing bathing every
other desirable recreation and
Orders by mail or telegraph will receive prompt attention.
June 27-4td&1tw* Proprietor
LIoR WHITE LINEN COATS, PANTS, AND
Us; orE y ss, aa best and ss fabrics
@ S0vss snpcndsrs hsh0se handker
One price ony and no devaon ony no person
articles low prices dealing may on in all
We expect the cash for every blu US on the LIST proxmo The
shorten the time on which we SELL
PERRY & BROTHER,
"Central Stores" building,
June 2s-1otdf opposite Centre Market
E,XTRA WIDE BLACK BEREGEs for shawls,
IL Nantes, busters, &c.
Black Twisted silks
with all other kinds of ntca Mourning Goods constantly
80 pieces vide and best Black English Grapes.
New supplies from the North and East daily
One price only marked in plain ngures hence purchaser
overcharged.
visit establishment obligation to purchase
PERRY & BROTHER,
.ratt " Central Stores building,
June 23-l0tlf atT opposite Centre Market
OUR THANKS AND OUR BILIS.--Tho former
" present the vast and increasing number who purchase
for cash, and others who promptly when called will
constant to grow In their confidence. Il. assn
called desk present In few
all indebted We have stated
all bills promptly paid In cash when
would be discontinued that deem requisite only
adhere to this rule
determined make
possible without disturbing pleasant which have
between long Sc
ries Of years. va
PERRY h BROTHER
Central Stores building.
June 22-l0tdf opposite Centre Market
ID III. GILLET Counsellor at Law has removed
Os his Office to his residence Franklin
Thirteenth will prncipa
y to in the United States supreme Court n
Oct 26--dn ttf rI ,aE
GALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS.-All persons
~ DESTROYS OF obtaining vegetable markets
throughout the city hereby notified that they viii
highest bidder ( act 70 regulate markets. Sc commencing
with
Centre Market, Saturday, July 3D. 81 "A
Eastern Market Monday July 5tl.
Northern Market, Wednesday July 9TH
Western Market, Friday, July 9th
n. BPrsons holding stands the North
and Western Markets appae
price said stands
ny order Of the Mayor. . ~
June 23--2swJuly9 ....- tI
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TTNHE MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
1 YORK.
Net assets February l. 1858 1885 eos o5 Secured state
bonds mortgages first class. 8a3
Frederick winston president Isaac Abbott secretary.
A. NJ examining physician, 465 Ninth
Pamphlets may OF
CHARLES DE SEIlDEN, Agent,
June 22-d6m& No. 507 Seventh street.
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PsEditors Of the above papers will please copy and SC
bills the Patent Once, with paper containing his NOTICE.
June 23--1aw3w
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TIKI OLD HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer speaking of
the sale of the furniture Of the old House of Representa-
tives, says
ave have got to fill the new one with a very differ
cnt set of men from those occupying it before it can
acquire anything like the reputation of the history that
cngs to the from which the last nemento has now
been ruthlessy stripped 1t is almost painful to-day
to witness its desolatc appearance"
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NEW YORK NEWS-AUGUsr q.

New rumors concerning yellow fever at Staten Island
become current and it is confidently asserted
that least dozen have been known outside of
quarantine The vigorous prohibitions of the Health
commissioner have doubtless done much toward conn
ing Infection but public safety to call for yet
more stringent regulations.
The recent death of Policeman Sarger from injuries
inflicted by rowdy has caused the arrest OF the assail-
ant charge Of MURDER but the fellow served
several months Backwell's Island for the assault
alleged by astute counsel that he has been punished
for the offence and consequently writ of habeas corpus
is sued out
The steamship Ariel of the Vanderbilt European line,
arrived this morning from Bremen, Havre and South
ampton which latter port she left the 18th inst She
brings 3Oi passengers. The Ariel has experienced
session of westerly winds the entire passage On the
2lst inst, at p. she passed Cape Race, within six
miles, but news yacht. Her advices were antici
pated by the Anglo Saxon and Canada.
There meeting of the Freemasons last evening to
der the proprety of turning out celebrate the
ing of the Atlantic cable By vote of the lodges it
decided that there will be public demonstration made
by the Free-masons in honor of the event.
The stone of a Methodist Episcopal church
located in Eighty sixth street. between Third and Fourth
avenues laid yesterday with appropriate ceremonies
row of frame dwelling houses, occupied by German
people, destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon in Fifty
second street. between Sixth and Seventh Some
twenty families turned into the street by the accc
dent. The fire, it seems was caused by children
tplay by stable.
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, AUGUST %. 1853.

Encouraged by the success which has attended
.ber Daily ISSUE the Proprietors of the Exchange
are now publishing a Tri-weekly-or Country
edition. This edition contains all the News and
Editorial matter comprised in the Daily; together
with a full and reliable report of the markets
both Domestic and Foreign, and all the new
advertisements. 1t is furnished to subscribers at
four Dollars per annum, payable invariably in
advance. Subscriptions for shorter period will
he received at the same rate.
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There 6S patents issued from the United States
Patent Office during the week ending Oath inst. Among
them one to Ross Wnans of Baltimore, for improvement
in locomotive engines
The United States Treasury balance for August , is
S95423 Ga amount of receipts, s23S6 49, drafts
paid 81 drafts issued 81 3S4 increase
S266, 2S7 So.
The nominal date at which Gen Harvey is to leave for
Oregon is the 5th of October but is said that the
PRESIDENT anxious for his departure early the 9Th
of September and certainly by the Goth. This looks like
determination the part of the President to cry havoc
and let slip the dogs Of war;
The Secretary of War left the city this morning for Old
Point Comfort, where he is to Lieut. General Scott
for consultation, probably in reference to the perma
ncnt disposition of the forces in Utah and the Pacific
try for the winter. Governor Floyd will be absent for
three or four days.
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-AUGusr q.

The Hon. Isaac Toucey arrived in this city from New
York at noon yesterday. At O'Clock he visited the
Navy Yard escorted by the Navy Agent W Badger ESQ.,
and number of other gentlemen. The usual salute of
seventeen guns fired.
The Democratic Convention had hard time in selecting
candidate for Sheriff last evening The first ballot started
with fifteen candidates, which number gradually fell
until the twelfth, when there tie between Messrs
Berrell and Ewing each receiving 90 votes On the thr
teenth ballot. Mr. Berrell received the nomination.
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Treasury APPoINrMENTs-Tbe following appoint-
me en- have recently been made by the President:
Thomas Snowden to be Inspector of steamboat
boilers at Pittsburg, Pa, vice 4. Watson Redman
D. grace, TO be Inspector of steamboat hulks at
Pittsburg, vice j. S. Dickey. NA' ~
Horace Moody, reapponted Collector of Customs
at Oswegatchie, New York VI o"''onis
fort, N. C.. O0e'''' az ''eau-
James W. Rhea, reappointed Survavor ,t ru0
cumbia, Ala. ' 10y Vi "' i"S-
-, Levi ;. Lightner' appointed Surveyor at Cairo,
ILL.,, vice John ,. Hacker Washinotoa !Sor