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LEGAL NOTICES.

DEGISTERS NOTICE.-TO ALL CREDI-
IN Tors, Legatees, and other persons interested.
sons did on the dates affixed to their names 1Ie the
persons and Gusrdsns and ITus ees
whose names are undermentloned in the office of the
Adminstraton in and forthe City ana County Of PhiS
pha and that the a same G VII be presented to the
tiOn and allowance, on the third FRIDAY in August
next at 10 ocock in the morning, at the County Court
Bouse IN said city.
lime 90 Daniel Smith, Admins rator d. b. n. ofJACOB
otherwise JAMES X, POLK, deceased
" 80, Peter d; Myers. administrator of MARY A
" 30, A. II. Warthpan am George Ford, Executors
30, Ann hompson Admnistratrix of WILLIAM
Z" 80, Agnes g. wills, EXecutrX OF THOMAS MILLS,
July 2, William b Wright and Jonathan j. Morrison,
Executors OF CHARLES WRIGHT, de-
2, George ". Conoyer. Administrator of WILL.
D. AaT6 J6hN hHEiS6 EGi6oDHHRF deeeasSd L. C. T. I" 0'
8, Ann Graham ana John Dryden. Executors of
S, Henry M. Deonert, Administrator of JACOB
5, Sarah Roberts. Admlnistratrix OF EDWARD
ROBERTS deceased
"UFsR sUs&N LESS&RD EGGo1 deGeassd C " of
Il, William II. seeley and Lempel q; Justice Ad-
ministrators of JOSEPH JUSTICE, de-
49, Pres e BlsElsGp Henry NJ pechert Ez'
II MaERs 6gS SS%sS S3d SSoSsP3a a. Sy EHeou
DER, deceased
20, Mark DeVine and Catharne McAtee, EXecu-
tors of THOMAS MoAIEE deceased
" 2I, Char es Harbert, Executor of ISAAC HAR-
BERT, deceased.
| " 93 John Esray. Jr and Philip s. Fsray, Execu-
tors of JOHN ESRAY. deceased
+" "a Archer ", W Cloves Executor 0fkELLEN
" a. PennsI Iyania COMPANY, for INSURANCE on
Lives, Etc Administrators d. b. nc. T. a. OF
ALEXANDER 1OWAR deeeasedsF,ig
" 26. Robert artin, Executor of leDI III ,PAYN-
Err, deceased. - -
MARIANI l. deceased
" 26 George Truman and Edward Hopper, Executors
7aH FREDERICK NJ, ADAMS, Register.
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The old sckening and disgusting drugs have to give
remedies purely vegetable pleasant TO the taste,
and A POS TIVE CURE
sold by DEMAs BA 8NEs & CO., No. 81 PARK ROW,
ana by Druggists
DEs@oHD a CO., PrOpretOrs, No. 9l5 RACE Street
Philadelphia. as
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y l. A d N L w S

q l. A d N L w S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted In all cases for the SPEEDY and PERMA
MINT CJhE OF ali diseases arising from eXcesses or
YOU IHFUL 1NDlNLR RE ION
Emissions Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility, Im-
No CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
They can De used without de ecOn ana never fan To
eject Cure, II used according TO Instructions
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, Six Boxes for Five Doh
lars; alsO, Large Boxes, containing Four small,
Price Three Dollars.
from fOur TO SIX boxes generally required O
Ordinary cases OF Seminal Weakness, though
derived rom using a single box
IN ChronlG Gases, and particularly when I'm oOtenca
affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended as the most Eicacods RejuvenRtiag
ana lnvlgOrating Remedy IN the word. e'
tackage Price Five Dollars, wi / last month and
Is generaiy y sufficient
In extreme cases OF Debility and Impotence,
BALLS EXTERNAL REMEDY.
Price Two Dollars sufficient for month can be used
TO good advantage. ~
II Pives Strength to the Organs and with the PIlIs
VIII restore theln 10 their norma, condition.
q PampLleto o, 100 pages, ON lhe ERaORS OF YOUTH.
designed Lecture and eau ion TO Young Men aent
Tree, len Gents required TO pay postage.
II you cannot purchase BELL's SPECIFIC REmEDuy.
OF your Druggist take no other, but send the money
direct
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician.
No $40 BROADWAY, New Yorfc
AND you VIII receive hem by return OF mail post pad
For, sale by DYoTT & Co., No. 282 N. SECOND
oueet. ems
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TJhUV IUENI LIFE AND THUST COMPANY
i OF PHILADELPHIA
No. Ill South FOURTH Street
INCORPORAI ED 81 MONTH, 22d. 1865
CAPITAL. $50 O0O PAID IN.
Insurance on Lives by YEARLY Premiums; or By g. a.
or 70 year Premiums, Non-forfeiture.
EndOw ments, payable at a uture age, or On priu
aecSsase, by Yearly Premiums, or 10 year Premiums
both a ses n Non-torfelture.
Annulties granted on favorable terms
Term 70 tIies Chill l'rcn's EndOwments
Ids Company, while giving the insured the securfty
o paid up Ca ita will divide the entire profits OF ~
III business among Its Policy holders.
Moneys received at Interest an paid on demand
Annorzed by charter to execute Trusts, and act
Executor or Administrator Assignee or Guardian, aaG
In other duciary capacities under appointmento anT
court Of this Commonwealth or of any person or per-
sons, or bodies polite or corporate
SAMUEL r. 'sHIPIEY' O IRIe iJARD CADpupV
JEREMIAH HACKER HENRY UAJNES 1'
JOSHUA II. NORRIS n WISTAR RRo VN
hlOhAhD WOOD, WIN. G. L0NGSTRETH,
SAMUEL r. SHlPLEY. ROWLAND PARRY
,r,,o,, , O. ,,,,s,, PRESIDENT. ACtuarV.
INS Medica Examiner. Legal Adviser.
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TNSTATE OF MARY SWIFT, DECEASED
IL Letters Testamentary upon the above estate having
been granted to the undersigned by the Register OF
MS all persons inc ebted requested TO make pay
mt and those having legal claims against the same 20
OAROLdNE SWIFT,
p. s., JAO0BY,
PHmADBLPHM Juns l, 1866. 7Bt6t'
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ENGINES. MACHINERY, ETC.

>gR&z1, PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
SSSALHsAsA BOILER WORKS.-NEAFIE & LEVY
TACTICAL AND THt oRETI JAL ENGINEERS
MAC HINISTS, BOILEK-MAKERS BLACKSMIuIlS,
and EOU DERS, having for many years been in
cessiul operation ana been exclusively engaged in
building and repairing Marine and River Engines, high
and pressure Iron Boilers, Water Tanks PTOpel-
Iers etc etc respectful y 9ner their services to the
public being fully prepared to contract for engines
all siz MBTne yer, and stationary having
patterns OF different Sizes prepared to execute orders
with quick despatch. Every description of pattern
making made at the shortest notce High and Low
Fne Tubular and Cylinder Boilers of the
Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Forgngs OF all sizes and
KINDS Iron and Brass astings OF all descriptions Roll
Turning Screw Cutting, and all other work connected
with the abo Se business
Drawings and specifications for all work done at
the establishment tree OF charge, and work guaran.
teed
D he subscribers have ample wharf-dOck room for
repairs of boats where they lie in perfect safety
and are provided with shears blocks tails, etc etc. -.
'O- ''e JACOB NEAFIE,
JOHN p LEVY.
S2lS BEACH and PALMER Stree's.
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DRID EsBURG MACHINE WORKS.
ID OFFICE,

- No. 65 n FKONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
We prepared to MI orders 10 any extent fof our
MACHINERY FOR COTTON AND WooLLEN MILLS,
and MeaVtnR
We te the attention Of manufactures ts eKteu
lis ALFRED JENKs 4 SON.
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s TEEsl sALE.

whereas, THE GREAT WESTERN PETRO-
n c, , did, on the Twenty third day of January 4. ID.
Eighteen hundrcO and siNty-sX, convex to he under
Trustee the lands and lere de-
sCribed the payment OF certain prOmiSsOry
with said trnst eed Or the Of ten thousand three
hundred dollars payable to CHARLES w. FORD, or
iuteres and to the pay ent to said Ford
all other moneys which he might, from time 10 time
advance TO said ompany, al its request with interest
And whereas 1t was in and by said Trust Deed pro-
dc aut in the payment OF the moneys secured by said
note or IN the payment OF any other thereafter
TO he advanced by he said Ford with interest tina the
said Trustee might proceed TO sell property in said
deed decrbed or any part thereof at pub c vendue to
the highest bidder at the east Ont OF the Court H.
in It Louis, for cash. st piying Sky days public
advertisement in some newspaper printed III st ouis
and in hilade pha
of The moneys secured by said deed, notice Is ther3
fore hereby given that the subsc ber such trustee
viii on the Fth day OF September a. D.. eighteen hun
dred and sixty between the hours Of II and
O'Clock i. M at the east ront OF the Court House In
IT Ouis Mo- sell at pubic vendue Tor cash to the high
est bidder, the iands in said deed mentioned, aud
OF land situate in Il township OF Harmony t. of
NenangO and State Of Pennsy va ia, bounded and de
scribed FOL Ows, to wi;-Beginunga at post at the
northeast corner OF The Herki ner COmpanvs ant and
thence extending south one and thr e-OurthN degrees
hundred seventy and seYentenths rods to
post at the southeast corner Of the HerkmeI Company
fOIyone and seventenths rods TO post the southeast
of the piece thence north al three OurthS
degrees east one hundred and eghtY-three and four
tennis ro Is to post The northeast corner of the trac
then north eghty-eigh and One-iou tn degrees west
thirty nine and Cightenths rods to the place of begin
ming containing iolty-tour acres o land.
Date June 81, 1866 ,,,,rrr,o>- ,,,,u,,,,,,,,
629 nOt Trustee
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MEDICAL.
VOX POP ULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP
PRINCIPAL DEPOT
No. It'll South THIRD StreeA


Price, $500 per Bottle; $500 for halEadozep.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure I'm obeartrH
recon ndiug the of Wright's Tar Syrnn n
ooug us colds, consumption whOoplng-cough spotf0d
ever liver complaint, pains In the breast, bronchitis
mi ammaton, and restriction OF air vesse In tho lunW
etc. he remedy Should be in every family -
mares g. WI son. ForneN's Press office.
mar es III. Granen Sunday Mercury office.
James Nolen. Inquirer office.
Mii,iiam f. Corbit, Assoclated Press
Wi william Am n Carpenter, Fire Alarm and Police T
graph, Fifth and thesnut streets.
Randolph, Front and ; Ombard streets.
James w, feIrne No, ll2g Charles street,
II. A. Davis No. 1923 Gaskll street
JOhn Noodside No. 1881 Franklin street.
Robert Thompson NO. 1908 w alter street,
r. y Marco, NO, 626 franklin rect.
Gebloh No ~ s, second street
John seymour, No. 5l3 4. Front street.
4. W. Howard No. Dock street
II. {. lartett No. 327 S. second street
l.. Rates No 6O5 Arch street
Albert Martin, No. All s. Second street
Mary Caldwell No 1882 SAMSON street
W. hOmas, No. 20 N Fourth street
I. Nj. arthy, NO. l9 Il reth' alley.
George l son No 1856 Race street.
". + BROOKS, No. 50 North Second street
NJ. j. Bassett, No. ll9 Canal street.
s. seymour Rose Busileton.
Char es Rogers, No. 92l South street
X. i. We ing on, second and Quarry stree
Z. +. Thomas No. 1856 South >iXtu street.
william Barns, No 5l5 South Front street.
$. $. sanford, Opera Manager
John Magnnis, rear of No 1874 North Second street.
Mrs. 5. Il. Choate Newark, Del.
Hr. William p. WrGht,-
SlR:-Me take pleasure in recommending your ITAR
SYRUP lof which we have already sold considerable
quantities most excellent and eflly acous remedy
100 the complaints set forth in printed dill already
humanity We vii Cheeruly recommend your prepara-
ton TO al afflicted with diseases which IL designed to
cure. Yours, etc,
DILKS q SON, Drugglsts
Pine nd Gf,fn fnafro
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}. VAUGHAN MERRICK, WILLIAM II. MERRICK,
JOHN 4. COPE
COUTHWARH FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
= WASHINGTON Streets,
Philadelphia.
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGlN EERS AND MACHlNISTS.
manufacture High and Low Pressure steam Engines for
Land. River and Marine Service
Boilers GasOmeters Tanks, iron Boats etc.
Castings OF all kinds ei her iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs Tor Gas Works, Workshops and
Railroad Stations etc
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most i'm
proved cODsh uction.
Every desc ptiOn OF lantaton Machinery and Sugar
Saw and Grist Mils. Vacuum Pans Open Steam Trains
Defecaors, Fl ters, Pumping Engines etc.
Sole Agents for N BleuX's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and AS
pnwall WoOlsey Patent Centrifugal sugar Draining
Machine, b5OS
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 33 South FOURTH Street

T-TlT
mn ual II Olices issued against General Accidents
all descriptions at exceedingly ,ow rates.
Insurance GhCCcu lCr year in any $40
TO SlU go, at premium OF only Cne-nali per cent
securing the lull amount insured in death
Il conversation each week equal TO the whole pre-
uluIu
sLoTi ume ckets for l. 3 Z, or 10 days or g. OF
MONTHS at lO GEMS day, nsuring the sum S3OOO
plying Slb per week il disab eo 10 be had at
G CneIal OthCc, No 1888 ). EOU RTH street hiadel-
phu OF at the various RaIO ad ticket offices. Be sure
10 purchase tickets the North American Tran sit
Insurance Company,
For cIrcu FIs and further information apply at tne
9enera once, Of any Ot the authOz Agents the
LEWIS L. HOUPT, President.
JAMES Nj CONRAD, treasurer
HENRY c. BROWN, SCcre ary.
JOHN Z. BULLlTI, Solicitor
! lKECIORS.
l.. I. Houpt late OF Pennsylva Railroad Companv
bI Baird of NJ BALDWIN d. Co.'S.
samuel c. Palmer Cashier OF Commercial Bank
BCbaId cod NO. 800 NJ aIket street
Tan es NJ. Conrad, y o. 623 MaIBet street
j. f.. Kingsley, ontinental Hotel
II. q LesCnr1Dg, y os. 231 ana 2o9 Dock street,
san Work OF Mork, NCCOuCh d Co.
George Martin, No. 1922 Chestnut street 9 l0m
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SAMARITAN'S WASH

Is in case OF syphilis used In conjunction with the ROOt
and Herb juices. Fun directions. Price Is cents.
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DY0TI d co IS,
nd all principal Drup gists and Dealers
The subscriber would beg leave further TO say tha
he is prepared TO fill orders ald forward the SyruD Ia
any part OF The country. Persons desiring other inior
ma ion by Tail will ncose postage stamp answer
Will be returned the exlgencies business
will admit Address
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT,
$40 No al s. THIRD strcet Phi adephia "a.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

BLAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
TNGoRpoRArEp NC By BSYYMFhAEEYL FIN YLvorsLAruRs OF
'oOn- '''A :, ,PfENNsYLyANIA, 1855. l'.N' M VI
OFFICE, s. 2; 3I c3RNsR bi lHIRp I n IND WALNUT
.MA BiNE INSURANCE
SSseG SSSSseSGS0hh'' To all parts of the world
TrNLkSD 1NsyRANcEs
On Goods by River cana, Lake and Land Carriage to
Fl FIRE RsFiIfN INs6RAS0Es s tIS IHlII
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
,..... November l, 1865. - a....
sl0CS0Co United States per cent loan 90S 90
,,o ooo Treasury Notes. .:.....,..:., 9i575'OO
- Loan. Observation-Disclosures. 9O5S5OO
Loan: Observation-Disclosures. 5325O 90
Loan: $3.50
ooo gage Six Per Sent. Bonds 100000
.Oco g9ge SIX Per Cent Bonds ;... % $50 90
,.oo, gas, Six Per & Cent bonds 2a,75OOO
guaranteed by The City of fhladel-
7l5O ig5 Shares Stock Pcnnsyivania Rail- '''''OO
ooo ,Co road Company; ;::;:i:.:;i. s,5SOOO
ooo ,Rallroad COmgany a,25O 90
,o merit subject to ten days cal, 80, 100000
,-o-,o Loan. 100000
liens on City Property 10000 OO
1906 s5O Par. Marset value. .. sO96, 900
Bi receivable for insaianccs made. 81 OiS 81
Balances due at AGENCIES: :-Premiums
Marine Policies, Accrued Inte-
pan' C0. 80. @ .tC 4O,5lIA
mattel value .,............... 29lO 90
cash in Banks. .Sj5 956 80
D-eD 56,635 81
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MEDICAL COIL EG Or sin-
nj GINlA At SESSION of ls6e
-. The next ANNUAL COURSE OF LkCTuRhs
viii on the lat 81 october. 1888, and con-
tinue until the ist OF March 1901 eo s""''''
l,tIr-. will be- delivered In 1897,
The organization 81 the school 10 complete: ana
the mea,- 0f illustration ample. Clinical ihsttuc.
t,n al urwara'- ,;roye Hospital, containing '"'s'
hundred aud MY beds. IN.
IN view Of the prcsen, scarcity Of money IN tne
4 MI. Tho FAcu " have declined 10 anuIt aao
tease Of one third In the tees of t1iti"n iht''! ~"
+, The Northern colleges, AMI AZ! ",ui'n ~
nav be nu.hie to pay all IA" chars ~ -
,.V i H.. a lowed 10 sivr for the amount ~ the ITO
H~.m -, frrs = nrs1ti.hio moi. al ninety days, with
gpur0vad city endorser. d..
sIcs DEMONSTRATORS Of Anatomy, tlo
Graduation. 80. 49,.
-. snJrs.s L.. S. JONES, NJ. D.,
~. % Inn Dean Of the Faculty.
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence 81 III" Richmond Dispatch
The Markct>-Attemptcd Suicidc-Amus'n oc'
currcncc-The Crops.
PLtEE~nuRG, August 1, i~GG.

1IlIH~It Itt, Auau>l =, ~lit.
c,r tlo wool. h,s L,o,,
rnd.ro fair ,,anunrtrrinr demand.
sleaaS u.or. q "a. ,",' ;' ,';nat ,Tn,, La'i'
Win 'o' h'''' r""7o - pt'. tenn 49, y
week report. i"I ;, .~
good extent, ,h'uln hnt '"'S'' n,u'"'
may he qlloleu at - l" '"';, S'"'' 81 -
Soc; choice, 30 u ""c. ,"c n''l'n'r',
returned 2,J5o naits ~ >''Vh on NAM" Wv
ist instant on "iic'i 'n,S m'> nnn ~ rr,P":
amy; A'u u, "'o' ,,,,I, ,ai1
"h,ch .m' '"N -" .tm i,r, ,II in.I,
anu y" ~" ,
on r"'u -'ot' -" ,i,.,, .I,,;,, rho mast
Inc p'eahH "' ''""''' ""',"e = i"'
"ech navy "''" '''"1' ,n,,,l :, ,,n;,.
made up mostly "i h"h'!'>'''f' anu "''''',l
inscriptions. li't" '"N E
been bclo" the h>G""a't'"5e t"r goo" lc"'
the market i 'e>N 'c'Nc' "'l.o oI'i''o'
and un>orld sorts nave eAlcrIenct" n"nic
improvement III P'r,'' 2'"'" N"' or ~
manufacturing mas Soi' '' il",i ! - 10
Nothing Whatever i uo'hS III L'ElS" 'h'f-
ping tobacco.
III gram, the iia'he, i "''i'o i'1 P'"o
grades oil wheat. pest "ii'c NAY nc
quoted al S-.'o 10 s-;9o' a"' IL" DIT So
to S2.43. A>aie OF cNn1cc "hitc mas oee!
made at aprlce when mas not .Iah>pllc'.
For corn, the market i aui'' WIN safes at
sl.lo I" sl.i1.
Richard Eleoech, Il coI'Icr pa'Hei' WIZ
heepS Snop a".>' Sri.;J. laSt
BANK at'Snip.eu ~ ;nn;.,"r onvnr.i
hish'' "na w ,nici "n Ms ,ef, .idr
Sa>" a,,anSnn hau ,t the National
H., ,.haro -, roc..;,nd same afGront real
ho'.''' nn.a, Lis I,1,. Low. which i'm
OF SUPPOSE, " Il, -" 'i;rar, a,,",n,, nm
pciicu MN - in"h> "rln a,I
ms me. Inc Mo!''s arc W. >'r't'' "'
his HE not al all III jeopardy J. Ino-
baoie 'iic ACT was commute" i'''o . "!"-
matte ehect tn"h WIN any i.'i i,
OF hy'ns nom p'.s no nnr""nai
thoSc "a Which, w nav Nv f
knowledge.
Qulte All amusing oIe"ia,n.e '"uN i'M to
ahislito TWO as' IL nv "tP.i ~.
city. a householder l"u ms room ci'Ir. ~
by u thiei, "Ilo' "l',I "y,i'ns r,nna,
some money, was III inc aSt Vi te'ic'''"s'
"heh ne WAS u'Soo'S'c"' :, i"J"',u '
pursued MN 'h'o'sh s"'"a' han'oIr hoa ~
" WHO" MoiIiah viz a. nIinn
roppca i h,ent Vi '"' po..e e
'n' 'i"' ~ 81 -, liz, i'll - ,;s
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DOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
SALTS OR MASS.
CAUTION,

CAUTION.
There Is All article on the market approximatlhs
very closely 10 this medicine - NAME, butdlaerins
very widely ~ SUBSTANCE. Persons Wishing 20
procure the SALTS OF THE RotkbRlD"b ALUM
SPRINGS in Rockhridge county, Va, are hotinea
thu, they can BE- had Al THE SPRINGS and OF
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond
A. b. RUCkER, Lynchburs;
COLEMAN < ROGERS, Baltimore:
HEGEMAN & Co, New York.
other druggists in Virginia and In the other
States who keep these MINERAL WATERS on sale
in our bottles will be supplied with these valuable
SALTS and furnished with the proper credentials
and with our phamphlet.
The sales Of both the WATER and the SALTS are
rapidly regainins the position they held both north
and south before the war.
Price II ~yenutus Alum Mass, go per pound /,
Al so Der ounce. FRAZIER 4 RANDOLPH,
vain Proprieturs.
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Removals II Radicals or the RamPaRc-ihc hey
Remove the Postmaster OF the >enate-iho
Feuian Rnid in Prospective.
WASHINGTON, August 4, 1866.
I notice n forcible statement, made upon
authority, Contradicting tho kad,cas re-
ports which have been so indus'r'oaS'y
circulated Of late. that the President haa
been approached by delegations i" "'ge
,he r,moya of Secretary McCnlI"ch.
There NAV have been aspiring ciqu's III
Washinc,nu ambitions Tor such a DISPOSE
tion of events; hrt II j. hardly pr"i'pi"
,hat any ST Of individuals, knowing me
cr,;rn confidence the President has III the
Snnrc,orr Of the Treasury. won'd boldly
q oopa urcc his removal. Mr.. McCuii"ch
i known as having been the hrHt 10 incur
Radical anger, and that wa when nc made
his Fort Wavuc speech before the assem-
Hing of Congress. That f~orcShado"cd Il
rnlicv ON his part which gave great offence
to the extremists and since then they
have gradually entertained n bitter icCiiLS
al ~autagoni>m 10 him. Almost every west
crn Radical iournal-thcy are more WITH
pcrativc thar their papers OF this section,
with perhaps one cXccption-is now en-
gagged, through correspondents at the capi-
tai, or in other ways, In undertaking the
capacity and ability of the head Of the
Treasury Department. The game Will not
lie worth its cost. The idea Is TO create 2
popular feeling against his retention, and
by these means induce him to resign. II
present that official cannot he spared.
The President las made no small mum
Der of removals from Office since the ad.
journmcnt, and i still pursuing the work
Several Treasury officers were among
those appointed to-day. The Radicals OF
the Senate have obliged the sergeant at
arms Of that body 10 remove A. =. Cor
man, Esq, its postmaster, which has been
done, and the dismissal will go int" eif"ct
ON the lst proximo. Mr.. German was re-
moved solely on political grounds, II DC
ing known that hr was Il strong cnnorScf 81
the policy Of the Administration, tiat gen
tlcman never having cndcavorcd III the
least 10 conceal his friendship for the IRE
sidcnt. He had been connected WIN the
Office fora period of fifteen years. That
j, the Radical style OF bidding for the re-
tention Of their friends in Office. Several
applicants are already presented for the
vacancy.
The reports Of another proposed Fcnian
raid are putting the Radicals int" a state OF
excitement, particularly as it is stated that
this time General Dick Taylor is to be III
command. In consideration Of that fact,
there will be a loud call for the enforce
mcnt Of the neutrality laws il the inva-
sion as>umcS formidable proportions.
Several OF the heads of Departments
and prominent Bureau officers are absent
from Washington. Their busy season will
Commcncca again ahou, the middle Of Sep
TENDER. After the expiration of August
there will be ~qadntun SHtic't OF political
news in the market.
The weather is delightfully."- cool and
pleasant. No cases of cholera have been
reported in the city. Mon
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
~ TR ] Il l. | NC SP Il | y ),
NEAR STANTON, VA.

This place will be open for visitors or the FIRST
OF JULY. The we'll known quality Of the waters
makes il unnecessary 10 80 into particulars they
are Alum, sulphur. Chalybeate, and Freestone-all
at hand. The alum water il second 10 non" known,
the sulphur is second only 10 the Greenhrier
White, and has been resorted TO for more than hall
q century. The place is comfortably furnished
and the fare shall be plain, though good and sub
! stautial, without any attempt at display, believing
IT the present time it Will meet the demand Of III.
rubIic better to live palmer and charge less.
Terms ~. 50 per day, Sli per week. and $50 pei
month luf TIVE ty.eisht days. by the season.
Persons leaving Baltimore. Washington, Rich
. lnoud, or Lynchburg IN the morning vii! arrive Al
>~triblius Spring. the same day before dark.
10 DIV CUESLEY KINNEY. PrupriatOr.
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGlSIA.-The
na.t session will begin on the FIRST DAY
oE osT1BER. 1853. and end on the TWENTY
NINTH or JnNE, 1897.
A Professor Of Latin and a second Professor OF
Law will be appointed on the 18th Of August, when
the Organization Of ali the departments Of ,nstruc.
ti"n-Academic, Law, and Mediesl-wil b. fully
r. established on the same enlarged basis - bo-
fore the war.
The entire expenses Of the Academic student.
exclusive Of text books, clothing, and pocket mo
currency per session OF min. months III the Law
student, 10 three hundred and sixty-nve dollars.
And OF the Medical student. te three hundred and
ninety Ave dollars.
forca;alogue giving details, or for special ,nfor-
nation, address :. MAUPlN.
iy lets Chairman of the Faculty.