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nESIRARLE TENFMENT AND LOT

TIE TowN OF MANCHfSTER. AT Ate
TlON.-WIi be sold, upon tEe premises, on SAT-
uRDAT, the Atm day OF august, commencing ats
O'Clock p. NJ, the House ami Lot situated on the
corner OF Porry street and the corporation line
adjoining the property of Mr.. d. g. Bowman. 1t
fronts 40 feet and runs back iS6 feet. The house
has two good rooms, kitchen, and well of good
water adjoining. Also, vacant lot adj ming, 'front.'
ing so feet and running back as above.
fksMs.-One- fourth cash; the balance at s,
and months. for negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secured by trust deed
IL % JAS. NJ TAN Log SON. Annts
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Col. C. p. LEE, Superintendent for
je l9-6w s +. JORDAN 4 Co.
A. ,, 4 III ~ pHQK III, SER SpRiNG S.

yAyMoNRoE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. The
49, -L propr etors IF this old and celebrated
dtei Jag Place respectfully inform ne pu bllc that
iheiT place VIII be open for tue ptIpn of vis
tors on the list of MAY We must confne ourselves
To mere enun grafton OF the Diseases tor the
Oi which this water is celebrated referring the
reader TO pamphlet Just published BY William
Burke, NJ D., which will he sent free al charge bs
the propriesors on application. The diseases for
the relief of which ting water is most remark
able "a chrome phthisis, laryngltIs, bronchitis,
functional ui7cFss OF the heart, hype trophy OF
tho hsaIt, mucous diarrhe., irrltahillty Of the
-prodlGIns sIce Dessness, irritation of the
kidneys and bladder, ilthlc acid gravel, chrome
affections OF the LIVER, aMenorrhted, dy SmeEor
thaea, nienorrhag ia chrome splenlts. chronicg&s
trItIS hcmorThGids scroiulh chronic eruptIGEs Of
the skin. The Depot % this place the Va.
and Tenn. railroad, Newborn. tnow Dublin
whence, before the first of July, passengers WILL be
convey ed tri weekly, bT daslisht, distance of 80
miles, over hne road and through most pictu
resque and beautiful scenery. From the first Of
July 10 the first of October there will be q DAILY
LINE. and alter the first of October again a tn
weekly " hlle any visitors remain.
THIS is the shortest, most direct, and best route
TO the Whlte Sulphur, whittier the Stages Will pro
coed wa Salt So nhur, making their ni ht stand at
ned Sulphur. There viii be constant aud re u
lar communication by Stages With VI ute and Salt
Phur, ana the Sweet and Red Sweet Springs.
Daily mails arrive from North and South.
T. 8 CAMPBELL & co
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xrA<~ NOTICE.-1he steamer VIRGINIA.
49, Capt K, KEL ,;y;,, and the steamer CITY
the Union Steamship Line to PhiiadeIphia, plli
leave Philade!phia every Wednesday ana Satur
Gay, ct 8 clock, A. NJ. and Richmond, Va, every
Tuesday and SATURDAY.. until further notice
il % In C.. y. CAR UOZ1 Agent
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STEBBtNS, PULLESA CO. Ma IOl BI,fAD
- ST RE T.-Seasonable GOODS al reduced
prices ketiIEeTaiOrs, Ice Cream Free zers w ater
Coolers, Ice Cream Bowls, Ice Piichers' Ne
w shug 10 reduce our stock of tho shavo tfooSs
We will sell them AZ a small advance above cost
sTEBBiNS. PULl,EN Il CO.
h and Il
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
5ua HOT SPRI NGs,
YEMS BATH C0gNTY, viRGfNIA,
FOR

INNS vel known ALTERING PLACE is now
tier, for sale.
. IL Is situaed twenty miles from the Mi'lboro'
Depot nf the virginia Central Railroad, and ex
cept that short distance has an unbros en- railroad
connection with the principal cities of the United
States.
AS remedial agent in large number of the
Uost serious ~ a!adles Tor the relief Of which per
sons from ali portions of the United States res RI
durlng the summer months, 70 the mountains OF
Virginia. the waters OF the Hot Spnnas have at
tanned reputation superior to that of any othet
mineral water in the stats.
The BUILDINGS for b0ardais are sufficient tc
accommodate more than 200 persons
here are now upon the prem ses TEN BATHS
constantly supp led with fresh water, from osr
en- springs, Of various temperatures from 70 deg
to l06 deg. "Fahreghelt "
as the supply Of MINERAL WATER is mos,
abundant, the bathing accommodations might be
increased Ia any extent that cou Id be desirable.
more healthy ana delightful summer climate
can nowhere he found.
valuable FARM of more than coo acres is az
tached to the SpTis gs. and will be Sold vita them
- For terEEa, address ). tI0QnE, Hot SPRINGS
va. or IHoS. 4. GoOpE, Boy dton, Meck bur.
county, Va. i. aoGUE,
INOS y (SDODE
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ID. M. HUTCHINSON,
|, Nj IAYIuG AZ NnN kuat's

House AND Los on BR0OaE Ay+.
' NUE., AND TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON
lpon the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
August commenelng AZ O'Clock 2. Nj, n very
sat + RIA NJ ED TENEMENT on Brooke Avenue
between Clay and Leigh streets, now IN the nccu
pancs of Mr. Lewis Blunt, at the rent of 10 per
tunnm. 1t contains tn ee good sized IooIVs win
md 'uns hack the usual deptn-
ALSO.-lw We FIR An Ed TENEMENT5 in rear
and running back as above. They have hree rooms
each, ard are now renting to good tenants, at
Der month.
TERMs.-One fourth cash the balance at G II
and IS months, for negotiable notes with interest
tCded, and secured by a trust deed
U sc JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON Auc,s
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, FOR SALE

DEPENDENCE" FOR SALE
- VIII So Il, for want of use my horse know
S-<-Aas q" INDEPENDENCE. at a bargain
together with a new TROTTiEG WAGON ans
HARNESS. The horse is we'll known IN this city
and IS warranted 70 he SoRai iqSt, gentle anc
%tyI1Sh. ANY one wishing a bargain I'll call OF
or address J. HATLtY NORTON
~ so-3t At Fisher ( Nar.on's, 235 Broad st.
cEaJgsS RACK AND asESN
CsJISySISI FOR s Ell have for sale IN
prirGtstg, a nice HACK and A6A
pair of sood HORSES, which viii be sold low, n
immediate apple. tion be made To
U It's X. l.. DICKINSON. Y3 VAIN st
ndss3ssS rex sALE-A secsrd hand TOI
CtJAlzf5G BUGGY, III perfect order. and an ex
~ cellent set OF DOUBLE harm ESS-
TO be sold bargain
Apply at EARN EST'S Stable, on 18th street.
between Franklin and trace. or at this Office.
ie 2S-ts
= laf1stSl CAhRIAGEs, CARRIAGES.
f5xtJx1S The SUBSCRIBER has on hand at his Coac,
A<--S2- Making establishment. on Lombard All
Icy, between Main and Cary, 18th and l4th SIS
near the Columbus Hotel, COACHES. CHARIO
FEEs, BAR0UcEES. BCGGtES, with and wlth
oat tops, and : CLKl ES-ail of his own make 81
the best ma teriai and workmanship-ali of whiot
will be seid as low good work of the sind can be
the city OF hich.aond, and respectfully ask q
call from those IN want of any article IN the Car
mage line, as am determined to make to order anr
70 sell at the lowest prices possible; and a wuri
sold that IS new, warranted
fe 24-d9m a!CAJAH MANGUM.
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g. FOuR yALLAls,.n ,kA.1s UE -

- n n 4 = -
&aa Ia Nd IN CHESFERFIELD, FOR ts%:
@ LII offer for sale, privately, a of I'll
my RE ESTATE in the county OF Cheste rfeld
c'nsstIng Of four traits OF valuable LAND wei
located AMI advartqgeousiy situated for farming
purIo The first tract contains 4i5 acres. 10
Gated on Failing Creek. about miles fron the
city of Richmond, mmedi ate / on the Broad Rccs
kUad. wthsa good u w kLLfNG-H HOUSE and All
necessary ont houses. There are about 81 acres
Of valuable fiat band attsch thereto, vii ich rem
ders the trace vsrs valuable. The secon" tract
c.'ntalns about 1874 acres located on the Fallins
Creek Turnpike, miles from Richmond and hah
= good DS e !ins- House and necessary out houses
The third tract Is situated on the same road ahnu
miles from Richmond, and conta lis l5o acres
with good Dwelling House and all necess4r1
out houses, sud is IN an improved condition and
well located tnr farming purposes And the ioIIrt;
trace IS located about nj from X ichmond, an {
~l'hn one mile of the same Turnpike Road con
tanning So acres, and rs very valuable for its Gnt
timber,
wil sell all of The above tracts. or either q
them, on reasonable terms, as | am auxlous to re-
move TO another PORTION Of tbs State ANY one
wishing 10 purchase apply TO the subscriber IL
person who resides on the first mentioned tract
gr through the mail, addressed to Manchesle
Post Office. Chesterfield
jy " 2taWImS BrVEPTX " pJ'pTNN
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DissoLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsHIP

| NOTICE.-The term of CO. partnership of
~ PULLIAM Il BELTS having expired, By
agreement. this day, the same business Of selling
| NEGROES AT AUCTION and privately, on com
MISSION only, will be ooutinued by us, AT tn OLD
| STAND, ODD FELLOWS HALL. We respect
| fully solicit continuation OF patronage from our
| friends ard the public generally, and by industry
and perseverance, hope to merit the liberal patron
| .ge heretofore extended to us.
PLIIIhM A. co.
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$50, 900 d at siss sHh SsA>I &c
FOR RENT.-0ur entire stock Of Lawns. pa
alnes, Prints. Embroideries Carpets, Colt ,as
Muslins. Cassimeres. Straw Bonnets, yeils. kih'
bcns. Hosiery, II tndkr chiefs BrIihants, DO SO
great many Goods Gle ed this wsek At half ths,
actual cost. CHAS. A. GWAIklk
Corgtr 9Th and Mala streetx
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SUMMER RESORTS.

&I 4 ,CARD.-As an inducement for FAM
yEm Y lies to sajonrn at theshI uEIA HOT Eli,
AAlk-k during the months OF August and &C D
teihbsf the rroprletors have reduced the price OF
Board TO 81 per day. or SIz 80 per week from An
gust ist. JOS sFGAR
c, c: WILLhRD,} Proprietors.
Hygeia Hotel. Old Point ComfJrtt
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DENiR8HLk !. ID q LOIS o.
- Oh URCH AND UNION HILLS AT AUG
upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock p.
NJ, eight beautiful Building Lots located as
above Three of these lots front on the tn SIDE
of Clay. between 18th and 10Th streets, opposite
the residence of Mr.. c. b. Lipsc0mb; the Others
'front.' the west side of 23d and east side of Union
and Concurrence streets. south of Peasants at.
TERMS -OLe-tOuth cash the residue III 4, and
% months, for neeotiabls notes. with interest
added and secured by a trust deed
jy q JAS. NJ. TAYLOR l. SON, Aucts.
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~4a.,,. =. - IOALiise s4Ak
- ROW We invite the attention OF the farming
community To this NEW HARROW, which has
been tired by many practical farmers, and pro
Hounoed the very best implement Yet made fur
preparing the land tor seeding snail gram and
eheetuaiiF covering the grain after seeding. with
TWO aorses doing the work oil SIX single plows. We
nave pure hased the night Tor the State Of VTginta
and are now manufacturing them for the ensuing
season. We invite a cal and examination
a a Cn
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PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, TIMING, &C.,
done in the best manner and with dispatch. EstI
, mates furnished tor Buildings. Furnaces ard
Ranges OF the most approved patterns; always on
aand large and desi rable stock from which 20
cot. GEO. STARKETT,
BeIvln's Row. GO vernor st
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l OOk ULI Euh SO. .. MAIN srR.ar.

II o KEAI BARUAINS IN CARP ETlNGS =
FROM thIs day until the lst OF September, offer 70
sale coo Sds. rich 4wlde double chain, Wooden
Flhng carpets AT 80 cents, worth 80; 200 YARDS
extra heary, all pure Wu. ed and Wooen Fill
ing al 90 cents cheap At 49, 500 ards extra quality
sci ing esewhe at S75a; imperiii Three Ply car
Pehng, at ~ cents, worth 1l.2j - BRUSSELS Car
pet Mugs at u so, cost any where you buy them
"a 20 tn 60 All ash 10 q call from one and all
aud remember the place, Ne q Main street.
u u :
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TIE Turkish Sultan has addressed a letter
10 Napoleon, expressing his grief a the Inassa .
ere In Syria, aud announcing that he Will use
all lis power 10 punish the murderers
II Is reported that Russia has intimated 10
Napoleon Ter desire to act with France aud
England in Las stern affairs
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RUTls.x, a-AhDASD " RIshEN-
II Is Packages choice new BUTTER
~ hbls. extra LEAF LAID,
90 bis. RoekbEidge f4E WHISkEY.
eo bbls Allegheny RYE WBISKFY
44 bills. Msgnoila RA r. wH(SkEY
iuo bills BRANDY, GIN, WINE re.
For sale by pARKSk NINER
le to-b tsth at. Hear Carr.
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tfoh SAi,E-t,ev VA, and TENNESSEE SAP
5000 YORK RlVkR K. r. aPER CENT. do.
. ~ .hSrs e., kshmond Pre- Association INsU-
isw-n CIV. PURCELL D co
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INSTALLATIONS, &c.

nySxoLUTION.-The 90 partnership hereto.
a. Tsrnsyed hv mutual consent. A. u. ROBERT
Nm viii wind up the business of the old hrnl.
90" WIN VIM u ROBERTSON,
s. BRowNLEE.
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Ms.K CiorHiNG RtDUcfD

= PRICES.-SHAFER, HALSEY co Il0
Vain street, have determined to reduce their stoes
n Summer Clothlng IN order 10 make room for
Fall Goods. All persons IN want OF Summer
Clothing. would do well t. examine ti,ls stock,
which viii be sold rega-dless of profit.
ShAFER, HALSEY X Co,
Ito Main ct. late Tapmnn nnn.
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DENITkNTIAKY STORE. :

'HhE BAY STATE RANGE Five sizes
i pnee so, 5 40. $50, SEQ. so; the " Heipmset''
COOKING Stove, two sIzes, with or without hot
water reservoir ths 9. header" Cooking Steve.
Two sizes, prios Va and S28 the " Lilly Dale "
CoosIng stove, Tor coal or wood; price Sl2, STA
ana SID; the Harp" Cooking Stove, fer wood
tor coldtrt use, four sizes The above really
hrst class Wares in their line are for sale, who's
sale anu retail. with warranty. BY
GEORGE STARRETT.
. Belvin's Row, tiuvernor street,
N. Large stoves for the Springs Box Stoves
ta- febr go
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On HHnS. winter, cured bfeass. IN store aRd
~s'" wM. wALLAcg SONS,
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TAKE NOTiCE.-kM those who feel them
selves To le on the verge OF sglSoation, eaa IL
renewed by ealing at our oitee and proearlas ons
OF our Linen or ether Summer cults. OF which we
bave hne assortment at lew prices. Our motto
~, small prohts-jnstice ard perfect satisfaction TO
sll. SIMPSON 4 MILLER,
1i9 Main St, kichfnond, Va
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The business relations between Col. A. q
RoBRRTsoS and myse f. for the last two years,
was conducted and dissolved vita IA high appre-
citation of his capacity and integrity LIVE
STOCK BkUK kR, and IL is with pleasure that
avail myself of this opportunity to recommend
MN In the III st unqualified Eermt of approval, TO
the feeders and graztIs of my acquaintance, as a
| salesman IN whom they can safei, eonhde:
S. BRoWNLkE.
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ING
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BY Alex. Nott. Aprt.

| OOk AT THiS.--The undersigned hav1ny
~ sustained severe loss by the iate ire on their
premises, respectfully form the public that they
gave again Tebui t, and solicit the WORK of our
,GTmer customers, friends, and the pubic gener
ally, promising 10 use every exertlon on our part
to give general satisfaction to all who may favor
as WITH their orders.
ROGERS MILLER, M snuf.oturers of
Marble Monuments, Iombs, Mantles.
building Work, DO, Main street.
iA Nm tte H. ntIatC
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ST. THOMAS AND A MARKET-We fire.,
quently see the announcement under the head
of "Ship News" of vessels cleared for "St.
Thomas and a market" 1t is well known to
business men, and even to school boys, that
st. Thomas is one OF the West India Islands.
a tlourishing trade is carried on between our
ports and this island, and many honorable
business men and shipping merchants are
transacting business there; yet strange to
say, notmore than half the vessels which clear
at our custom house for st. Thomas, with reg
uar papers, go to that island. Let us look for
moment at a chart of the west coast of Afri.
ca, and we shall find, little north of Loando
and Ambriz, above the mouth of the Rio Zare
or Congo river, in the Blight of Biafa, little
island called st. Thomas. Under the lee of
thisisland screened by its lofty palm trees many
bark has cast anchor, having cleared for St.
Thomas and market The stars and stripes
have waved there many time in the breeze
not from the land of the free, but from the
land of the slave trader The great kingdom
OF Dahomy lies not tar to the north. The
young king, who not long since sacrificed two
hundred slaves on fine grave of his father, part
OF that number being borrowed from the bar
raccoonS on the coast, Immediately set out on
royal slave hunt to obtain chattelS to pay his
debts, and renew fhe infamous traffic which his
father had to some extent abandoned. The
zeal displayed by his royal highness of Da.
homy for trade had probably been one cause
why so many vessels have cleared during the
last six months for "St. Thomas and a mar
ket." Ii naval station was established on
that island, so near the outlets of the large riv.
ers, perhaps the traffic might be checked to
some extent, and the stars appear brighter than
the stripes.
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For the Worcester Daily Spy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

An OK belonging to Mr., Barthelle, of White
Hil Rutland died, and was examined by
Dir. Tyler of North Brookfed, on Saturday
last, who decided it to be a case of the genu-
inc pleuro-pneumOnia. If this be so, the case
is an alarming one, as the OK had been EN-.
ployed in teaming, and large number of cat
lie have been exposed. The case, we under
stand, will be carefully inquired into by the
commissioners. How the OK contracted the
disease is not yet ascertained, though it is
known that diseased animal from North
BIookfeld was kept awhile last winter in Rut-
land
There are great many head of cattle in
those towns in which the disease has been
most prevalent that are supposed to be affect
ed, but In the summer season the disease is
generally in dormant state, and cannot be
expected to exhibit ITSELF if it does actually ex
ist, until the cold weather comes on. All these
towns, we are happy to say, have very rigid
regulations respecting cattle, which, if well
observed, must do much to prevent the
spread Of the contagion. U.U.
NoTE,-It would be well if we could have in
this case DR.. Tyler's statement of everything
he found to indicate disease. Medical examin.
ers are sometimes mistaken. But, wherever
the disease exists, there cannot be too much
caution in regard to it.
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in East Lexington were slaughtered, as we I'M
derstand, not because they were at that
time supposed to be diseased but because
they had been suspected, and because of
their connection with the reported cases
of the disease in New Hampshire. If we
are correctly informed, neither the COM
missioners, nor DIR. Thayer who was with
them on that occasion, believed the animals
were diseased, or gave any credit to the re-
ports that the pleuro pneumonia had been car
ried from them into New Hampshire. DIR.
Thayer said distinctly that he believed them
entirely free from it, and that in his view Mr..
Chenery's oxen were incapable of spreading
the contagion. The slaughter and examina-
ton of those cows settled several questions of
much importance and furnished means TO
check and discredit the tendency to blind and
and unwarranted, excitement about the whole
matter and if some discredit is brought upon
oracuIarly uttered professional opinions, this
too was much needed, and it will be very use.
full. Meanwhile, it should not be forgotten
that this bad disease is in some of our towns,
and every one should recognize the necessity of
using such means as will keep it from spread
ing and exterminate it entirely.
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The Story OF "REUBEN's IsLAND."-A
little spot Of land not more than two rods
square at full tide, situated just above Dighton
landing in Taunton river, has quite roman
tic history Many years ago, gallant young
lover whose surname was Reuben, lived on
the Berkeley shore, Opposite in Dighton re.
sided fair lady with whom the young Berk-
leyean had formed an attachment which the
perils of the river only tended to strengthen.
Many time at nighttal had he spanned the
river in his little "dory," and returned in the
stiffness of the midnight hour. But "the
course of true love never did run smooth !"
One night he wished to ''steal an interview
with his sweetheart, and having no boat of his
own at hand, the eXigences of his case led him
to take neighbours, in which he embarked.
Reaching what he supposed to be the opposite
shore, he landed. and pushed the stolen boat
into the stream to make port wherever the
tide might carry it. Imagine the unfortunate
lovers feelings when he discovered that he
had landed upon an island, and was still con-
siderable distance from the desired shore
How he passed the weary hours of. that long
night-what thoughts and sentiments passed
through his mind-must remain untold. the
next morning he was seen from shore by a
kind old farmer, who relieved him from his
peculiar situation. The story Of bis selfim-
prsonment soon leaked out, and this tract of
land in the river has ever since been known
as "Reuben's Island"
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ciled to his wife, and that they are now about
living together again. One of our proiane
contemporaries thinks this literally coming
to the scratch"
Leahy, the monk of La Trappe, who sever.
al years ago renowned the faith of his fathers,
delivered radical anti Catholic lectures
throughout the country, and was afterwards
sent to prison for life in Wisconsin for murder,
has been pardoned out, reconcled to the
church, and again announces himself in the
field.
The Hon. Daniel E. Sickles of New York
has done a creditabIe thing in announcing that
he will appoint to cadetship at West Point
and to naval scholarship at Annapolis, the
best two scholars in the public schools of his
district. The competition for the places is to
take place next week.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Massachusetts requested to
eject Delegates 10 a STATE CONVENTION, to be held
in Mechanics Hall, Worcester, WEDNESDAY, tho
t5enyaiR day Of August at IL O'Clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for GOVERNOR and
State officers and for ELECTORS of PRESIDENT and
VICE PRESIDENT UNITED STATES, to be voted for
the annual State election next ensuing and for max
ing the necessary organization for the coming
CAMPAIGN.
The basis of representation in said Convention will be
ono delegate for each city and town in the Common
wealth, and additional delegate for two hun
drcd voters according the last State major
iy fraction ,riH entite toea to oav ddoRal delegate.
by order of the Committee.
WILLIAM CLAFLIN Chairman.
GEO. WIN. NJ LELLAN, Secretary.
The Head Quarters of the Republican Party at No. )
CornitiU Court, Boston, open day and evening
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