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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST NEWS raKonwAsnrreros
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

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APPOINTMENTS OF CADETS AT LARGE.
WAsHIEGToy, June Is, 1868.
The President to-day made the following
appointments at large Of cadets at West
Point for 1859: Alexander b. Dyer, Dis
trict Columbia !; Stephen ]. Mulhnll, Jr., bu-
gler of the Forty-second Infantry; Francis
A. Arnold, Tennessee; William G. Berney,
Pennsylvania; Elijah F. Purdy, New York !;
Nathaniel D.. Pendleton, West Virginia I;
Thomas N. Bailey, Tennessee John W.
Martin, New York Francis T. Mix, District
Columbia G. Davis Williams, late Of Ken
lucky, but now Of. Illinois. .
HOUSE COMMITTEE on ELECTIONS DECIDE TO
REPORT IN FAVOR OF M'KEE.
The House Committee on Elections have
decided to report in favor of giving the seat
for the Ninth Congressional District Of Ken
lucky to Colonel Mckee. All the Republi-
cans of the committee favor the report.
The Democrats oppose it. The committee
expect to report to the House tomorrow.
THE TAX BILL-ADJ0URNMENT.
The general impression amongst senators
and representatives is that the tax bill,
being simplifed as directed by the House
yesterday, and large amount of time thus
saved that would have been consumed in
discussion, Congress will probably adjourn
by the 18th of July. < q
MEETING OF THE RECONSTRUCTION COMMIT
TEE-D1vIsI0N OF TEXAS.
The Reconstruction Committee has ap-
pointed o meeting for tomorrow morning,
when it is expected that the matter of d.
yiding Texas into two or three States will
be finally disposed Of. At the last meeting
the committee stood three for and three
against the proposition, one member being
absent. 1t is expected that majority of
the committee will vote tomorrow against
the proposed division.
GOVERNOR WELLS AND JUDGE BoND-vIR-
GINA RECONSTRUCTION.
Governor Wells and Judge Bond, of Vir-
ginia, arrived here to-day, and are to ap-
pear before the committee tomorrow to
manipulate Virginia reconstruction.
RETURN OF MIR. CHASE.
Chief Justice Chase returned to-day from
Richmond.
MOVEMENTS OF REvERDY JOHNSON.
Hon. Reverdy johnson went to Annapo-
lis to-day to argue case before court, and
expects to return next Saturday.
THE AsPIRANTS FOR THE POSITION OF COM
MISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
The various candidates for Commissioner
of Internal Revenue have been exceedingly
active within the past two days in en-
deavoring to bring to the President assu-
RANGES that they severally can certainly be
confirmed by the Senate, should they be
nominated.
Mr.. johnson has from the first told the
| aspirants for the office and their friends
that whenever any one Of the candidates
shall present to the Executive reasonable
assurance that he con be confirmed by the
Senate, he Qhe PresidenD evil immedi
ately nominate that man." Up to this time
the President does not feel assured as t.
any of the several applicants, but it ap
pears that Messrs. Cutler, of New York
and Fuller, of Kansas, claim to be certain
of confirmation, and therefore it is expected
that one or the other of these gentlemen
will be nominated tomorrow.
| WALLACE.
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FIEEMEN's RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, June 15.-As procession of
iremen were escorting the Friendship Fire
Company, of Harrisburg, through the city
to-day, q difficulty occurred between the
NOyamensing and Washington Hose Com
pany. The members of the latter company
were saluting the firemen by ringing their
bells as the procession was passing their
house, but when the Moyamensing passed
they stopped and the Moyamensing Com
lany deeming this an insult, assaiied the
house and members with bricks. They
also attacked their hose carriage and da-
9aged it considerably. A number OF the
bremen were injured by the missiles.
The Chief Engineer has put both compa-
Mes out Of service until an investigation
takes place. t9
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STrEALIzATIoN.-Mr. Churchill intro
iacelin the House of Representatives Mon
j,y 20 bill concerning the naturalization
0, aliens" It. provides that the oaths now
required shall be made in open court, be-
i,re circuit or district court of the United
States. and admits aliens to citizenship
,Icr residence in the United States of
four years, and in the State or Territory
where said court is held of one year, and
pOviies that no person hereafter natural
lied shall vote for members of Congress or
electors of President or Vice-P President until
one year after lie has been naturalized.
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A worthy, patriarchal old gentleman Of
Noble, Ohio, was reading his church paper
last Sabbath. Having occasion to lay it
down for q moment, a sporting son-in-
law substituted in ifs stead the New York
Clipper. The old gentleman soon picked
up the paper, and adjusting his spectacles,
read an interesting account Of the late
prize fight. After reading the article, he
laid the paper down, wiped his spectacles
thoughtfully, and remarked to his wife that
the Pres6y terian was not the paper it used
to be, and that he would discontinue taking
it when this year expired.
Jacob j. Tiger, ESQ.,, of Peapack, N. :,
recently deceased, left legacy Of 81 900
to the Reformed Church of that place upon
the condition that the church grounds
should be kept free from Canada thistles
and wild carrots, If the trustees fail in
this, the legacy is forfeited.
Speaker Colfax having been appealed to
to settle dispute concerning the pronunci-
alton of his name, returned the following
answer: My first name is pronounced as
if written skyler, and the last as if written
C0alfax." =.
There will be large Conservative meet
ing at Mr.. Cosby's mill, in the upper end Of
New Kent, on the third Saturday in June
also at Barhamsville on the fourth satur-
day. Colonel Gordon and other speakers
will be present.
The President on Saturday formally ten
dered to Hon. William NJ. Evarts the posi-
ton Of Attorney General. National Intel
Hgencer. =
R. II. Glass, Esq, and Major James Gar
land, made speeches at Amherst Courthouse
on Monday. Also, John Breckenridge (co-
lored Conservative.
Mr.. Robert McC ormick, of this county, is
the inventor of machine which seeds cher
ries at the rate Of gallon in four minutes
Stauaton Spectator.
Miss Roberta Cosnaham is appointed
postmistress ct Williamsburg, James City
county, vice R. R. A. Bowery, resigned.
Susan B. Anthony will certainly present
her credentials to the Democratic National
Convention.
Rev. W. F. Broaddus, D. D.. of Char.
lottesville, has announced his resignation Of
his charge to engage in new field.
FIG. Foster, of Wake county, N. c., hal
invented q type-setting machine.
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The guano managers are endeavoring to
.,.,,e an impression that their late inyes-
,;r..;ous have resulted in developing case
bribery. 1t is being whispered around
,t,, draft for large amount has been
, ,r to the possession of n senator, but no
,rs nutsidc of the committee is disposed to
SoIrre it. 1t is also rumored that second
Irsi, is traced to the hands of n senator
,bo voted for conviction. The report of
,Ir managers is promised in few days,
end .peculations will then Wash
;@o,o, Letter in baltimore Gazette.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. MAY Is, 1858.

u,rn o,nc n1InA Honpg S ~ n 1'' THE
TN THE CIRCUIT CUURT OF The
1 CITY OF RICHMOND :JOHNsON,S AID
MINiSTRATOR, &C., VS.. JOHNSON'S Exc
1ITT0R AND ALS.-The following is an extract
from decree entered in this cause on the 18th OF
March, 1868 ::
So ON con ideratIon whereof the court, without
at this time determining any other matter In the
cause doth adudge order and decree that 1t be re-
ferred to one Of the commissioners of this court
with Instructions to state and settle the following
WIst The accounts of Andrew Johnston as exc
cutor Of George n. johnson, deceased.
40. The accounts Of A. +. d. Clifford, deceased.
as administrator of Carter p. johnson, deceased,
aud guardian Of the infant children OF the said
Carter p. johnson, deceased. 5s1.,,
H3. The accounts OF w iilain %. pau 40 "uiiiiui'
traitor OF Al u. Girord, deGeaseu. ~,
In stating and setting when sala accouiits tne
said t S aS nave aS been
settled according TO law, subject 10 De surcnargea
and fasiiied by any party 5roper
and sufficient proof before him ana the saiu c0i
missioner may call before MIN ana examine apon
cath any OF the parties, as wei as any Witnesses
1The said Commissioner shall also report to the
I rInnf hnIn .nn
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LOOK OUT, JOHN BULL.-In the House Of
Representatives on Monday, Mr.. Robinson,
by unanimous consent, offered resolution
requesting the President to take measures
to secure the release from Imprisonment OF
Messrs. Warren and Costelloe, convicted
and sentenced in Great Britain for words
and acts spoken and done in the United
States, and to take measures to secure their
return to the flag, with such ceremonies rs
may be appropriate to the occasion.
The resolution was adopted.
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Senator Fessenden received on Saturday
letter signed by sixty of the leading citi-
lens of Boston, all Republicans, headed by
Governor Bullock, inviting him to dinner
Thich they proposed to give him at his con-
renience. 1t is said that he will not accept
the invitation, but will send instead letter
EXPRESSING his thanks, and entering elabo'
tsely into defence of his vote on impeach.
menl. The Senator is much elated at the
receipt of this document.-Ne,oY orlc 1ri-
Lam.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, June B.-Noon.-Consols, 94T
@95. Bonds, 1914.
PARIS, June l6.-Bourse frmer. Rentes,
69f. 92c.
LIVERPOOL, June l6. = Noon.-Cotton
firm sales, 5000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet.
Corn, 34@36s.
afternoon. - Cotton II Sales of 10000
bales. Pork and lard dull. Bacon, Ais.
LIVERPOOL, June 16.-Evening.
frmer uplands, 1O24d.; Orleans, Id.
sales, $4,000 bales. Corn advanced 3d..
sales at 34s. Cd.
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nam estte Markets.

NEW York, june 16.-Gold, I4ola. Old
bonds, 49, new, lax. North Carolina
6's, new, 6SA; ex-conpons, ~. fMglF
mia. 6's, new, 65 EEK coupons, So Ten
nessee SIS, new, 41s x-soupons, 744..
Flour steadier. Wheat i &c. and corn e II
Qlc. better. Pork, $3.50. Lard hrmer.
Cotton steady at 2s1s 02so. TurPentine,
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SECRETARY SEwARD's PosITI0N.-The
following is the latest joke by the funny
man of the New York Ss.a, : cit is said
that Mr.. Seward will support Grant and
Colfax this fall, no matter whether the De-
nocratic candidate should be Chase, PEN
lle,On, Seymour, Nelson, Hancock, or even
Andy Johnson himself"
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uo CUAsE.-We learn from Washington
-, ,br Chase movement is gathering new
' meth a, the capital. 1t is whispered
-, Butler, with several other Radical
'r~ and heroes, will go over, bag and
' ,rare TO Democracy if Chase is nomi-
hy the New York Convention. But
,. nronoses to uncork himself on Grant
w.. I0rk Commercial.
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observation-disclosures I.

SAVANNAH, June 16.-The steamship
America, from Baltimore, fell in with the
Britieh ship Montgomery water-logged and
abandoned, and endeayored TO Tow nel
into Port Royal. Her hawser parting ana
the ship becoming unmanageabie, she nad
to leave her. 49, 3 sfs
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Indian Outrages.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The United
States Indian agent at Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas, in his report mentions numerous
outrages on the part of Camanches and
Kiowas. They seem to have o special pre-
objection for raids into Texas and LeaVen-
worth, He recommends prompt and severe
punishment. la. 80.
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ConREcrios,-lt ives Rev, n. Il, Beattie,
VI Orange county, New YORK, that Was
S MADE d. d. by the trustees Of Hampton
saney College at their recent meeting, and
s 0@ Mr.. johnson, Is mentioned by our
'wrespondent. a
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The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald says that q full recon
citation has not yet taken place between
trant and Butler, and that the latter is be-
licved by Grants friends to be working
secretly against his election in November.
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J !. = - DOVER COSlPANY,}
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
j. DOVER MINES, tYA,s June 4 1858. -
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIyED by the undersigned until MONDAY.
June ssd, instant, for the mtning cleaning and de-
livery subject to Inspection, on the bank OF the
James River and Kanawha canal, OF FOUR THOU
SAND Tons IRON GRE from this Company g
mines on Stonewall creek eek; Apgomaito1 county,
pany's mines Mt Pudding Hill. Amherst county.
The distance Of the stonewalI mines from the canal
Is about three miles, that OF Pudding Hill mines
The above ORES viii be required at the rate Of
shout 300 tons per month from each mine, 50 that
the whole apohIt mny be delivered by the 18Th De
Z Payments win be made each month for the de-
livery OF the pre- ious month. s,n.>,,,, :.
Engineer and superintendent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49, 81 s.
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OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
z-l55. DOVER MINES, VA-,June 4, 1883. ,
Z GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
~ CEIYED at this Office until MONDAY, June
ed instant for supplying the stables of the COM
pany along the line OF the James RIVER and IA.
nawha Canal from Rock Castle to Lock ~ with
forage and grain food. 81. - q !.
The amount required monthly will be about 8, 900
pounds Of grain food Ito be two-thirds OF good
Sound corn meal and one-third shtpstuf- or corn
aud about Is, doc pounds good clean, weli-cured
clover aud timothy or timothy hayof first cutting
Bidders may propose for supply of all the sta
Payments win be made each month for the
forage delivered the previous month.
TIs supnly Will be required from July to De-
cember Is, 1895. r.. StONEr
= Z. Engineer and superintendent.
-ie s--d&Tu&Et22Je - -. - =
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Nv Atlantfe ca,,re.

i BELGRADE, June 15s-The nephew of
Prince Michael has been declared successor
under the title Of Milan the Fourth.
BERLIN, June I5.-The North German
Parliament has passed a bill authorizing q
loan for the enlargement and Improvement
Of the Federal navy.
LISBON, June 15.-The mail steamer has
arrived from Rio Janeiro. She brings the
following intelligence After heavy bonn
bardment Of Humaita, the allies made d
combined attack on the rear, in order to
gain possession of the forest Of Grau Chaco,
and thereby cut off the communication of
the Paraguayans. The assault was repulsed
after desperate engagement, and the al
lies were compelled to relinauish the at
tempt. The siege3of Humaita was still
continued, and the fortress was closely in
vested by land and water. 49,! S
LONDON, June 15.-In the House Of Com
mons this evening Lord Stanley said that
the Egyptian Government entertained a
plan for the establishment of courts of law
to protect the rights Of foreign residents in
Egypt, and that the Viceroy was DESTROYS of
carrying the measure into effect.
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Governor Epglish, of Gosnecticns, writes
sthat he has always declined 70 be can,
gidered as acandidats for either President
or vice. sesideaf OF the United STATES.
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assnasfar tn Mexico.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-t ID rumored
that. General Martin McMahon, OF. New
+ York, will be appointed Minister to Mexico.
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PROPOSALS..
!. OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, /

Z - ,sS.se., szTSts7 June l3, 1883. IS
mo sTONEPAVERs, BRICKLAYERs,
BLACKSMITHS, AND FEED DEALERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at this
ONCE until 70 o'clock NJ on SATURDAY the 10th
instant for repairing the stone and brick pave
ments of the city; also, for shoetng the city mules
and repairing the city carts for the term OF one
year Proposals Will also be received for furnish
Ing the hay, corn, and meal required for feeding
Specifications of the above work can be seen ut
this office, where all further information can be
obtained. S3'55asi. tsgsss
all Of the bids offered.
by order Of tho Committee on Streets generally.
s - '.f.75s'e 3 $3.50 w. GILL,
jeIS-t2O City Engineer.
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Removal OF Governor Humphreys
of Mississippi.

JACKSON, MISS, June l6.-Goyernor
Humphreys has been removed, ana MAJOR
General Adelbert Ames appointed froVl-
sional-Governor. Attorney General Hooker
has been relieved by Captain Jasper MY
ers. Both the appointees are otheers Oh Inc
Federal army.
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pEM0VAL.-DR. LITTLE has removed
LIZ his residence to
No. 2a4 MARSHALL STREET,
between Second and Third streets.
Messages may be left Mt WAGNER'S DRUG
STORE, corner of Sixth and Broad streets.
my 23-lm
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NEW Yonk, june l6.-The coast beacon
lighthouse at Sandy Hook has been de,
stroyed. A temporary one viii be erected
by the New York Lighthouse Board.
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ARRIVAL Of the Manhattan.
NEW YORK, June l6.-The steamer NAN.
haitian, from Liverpool, arrived this morn
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NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
In COMPANY OF NEW YORK offers the most
favorable terms for insurance. Registered policies
Issued secured by the State OF New York. No re-
strctons on travel or residence except In the tro-
lion. One-third Of the premium loaned without ta-
king note. Thirty days grace given on all pay
ments Peculiar advantages offered to army and
navy officers and railroad men.
= WRITER'S q MEADE,
-.'% 80 t.-+ General Agents.
Office No. loo2 corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
DIR. JOHN G.. SKELToN, Medical Examiner.
=. : my
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THO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

Il = :
The LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
the Oldest and largest concern of the kind In the
United States, possessing extraordinary facilities
for the manufacture Of fertilizers controlling en-
cuslyey the night-soil, offal bones, and dead anil
mails of New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey cities, rs
also the great Communipaw abbatoirs, offer for
s-z---- SALE in lots to suit customers,
. = EIGHT THOUSAN ND TONS !. & 3 Il
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TgfU11As5 ~
ta LTh4W Commissioner In chancery.
IOTICE-TO ALL, WHOM 1T NAY CON

NOTICE-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
i NCERE.-Notiee Is hereby given that the un-
derslgned has been appointed by the Circuit Court
receiver az ali the assets OF the Farmers Bank Of
ylrginia ard of all its branches. All persons in-
Gebfed 10 said banks are hereby Noticed forthwith
To nav such debts only TO tho receiver or his Only
arfhorfred agents or attorneys snd all persons
having claims against said hanks must fortiiwlth
nls nosi1es OF the same setttng forth me amount
3 Ia alTu& ut NDvisftf1 I Receiver.
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"a ENuINE CREAM AND FRUIT ST.
es-Tuasla asl EszEAsEL's SODA SALOON.
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iT1OR SALE OR LEASE, AT DANVILLl

CHA NICAI,- IMPLEMENTS ut the Northsidc
Shops. of. the Richmond and panyslle Railroad
COMPANY will be disposed or on favorable terms 70
4 Thev eosntsrise good STATIONARY ENGINE
with an tho necessary SIfAFTING and FIX.
TiJREs. ali ia good repair and position for sue.
cessSui operatton An contemplating party with even
linfsed capital wiiltind sis an inviting oppartn-
nifty to conduct q foundry machine shop, or both
combined. A list OF the machinery Win DO fsr'
nished ON application.
For terms Be-, apply 70 the President Of tlk
Company or tile unlerHigned at the oihce OK VIC
company at Richmond. 49,,
= -. - - q THosfAa a. BRANDER.a
! Supply and Claim q Se aassa
/ q Richmond and DaAyi 10 HaiisoSa'
my si-.Thl Stg--w4t IS
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STORE, corner of Sixth and Broad streets.
my 2a-lm
DONDHOLDERS SOUTHSIDE RAIL
RoAD COMPANY are requested to
Va, the character and amount of bonds they hold,
and the amount of past due Interest now remaining
unpaid stating whether such bonds bear six or
eight 70 or 81 per cent. Interest, and whether ell
dorsed by the city of Petersburg, and when they
arc due. '..-.t
Major Johnston Is empowered to arrange for the
exchange Of bonds and for the funding of the past
due interest, upon terms that cannot fail to give
vitality to the debt and place 1t upon basis OF
permanent value.
Bondioiders are urged to prompt action in this
matter there is no time W 81 Lick MALONE,
icll-1m President.
ZINE CHEWING TOBACCO, consisting
j. I'M part Of Gilliam's Wine Sap, Cloth of Gold,
Planters Pride, Fruits and Flowers Fig; also,
genuine Havana Cigars, best and most popular
jels No. 1905 Main street.
VTIRGINIA.-AtRu Rules held in the Clerks
v office of the Court of the county Of Accomac
on the first Monday In June, A. ID. one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty-etght, the same being the
first day Of the said month";
Benjamin G.. Silyerthorn.. .Plaintllf,
- against +-
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for
the sale Of certain real estate belonging To the de-
PENDANT known rs the BLOWER Lot, y containing
five acres, situated Horntown, In said county,
and for the application Of the proceeds arising
from said sale to the satisfaction OF Judgment OBJ
tained by the plaintiff against the defendant for
one hundred and eighty -three dollars and twenty
eight cents $ls3.2s, with interest thereon from the
oath day Of December, A. d. 1862, till payment,
| and 80. 81 costs. -
Affidavit having been made and fled amongst the
papers In this cause that the defendant is not
resident Of this State on the motion OF the plain
tiff by his attorney 1t Is ordered that the sald Ge-
PENDANT do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do what Is necessary
order be published once week for four successive
weeks in the Dispatch q newspaper published IN
the city of Richmond, and . copy thereof posted
on the first day Of the next term Of the said court
cOpy-Teste L. II. WARREN,
je l2-F4w# Deputy for j. w. Gillct, G. A. @.
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j. K. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM Is. ISAACs, Vice-Presidcnt.
DID,. HARTSooK, Secretary.
CHARLES Fl. SMITH. NJ. D.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
an 2l-ism&w1m .sF- General Agent.
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TszEKIEL,s SODA sALOoN,st
IL Joe-Ta&s.m No. aos MAIN STREET,
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NITRO-PHoSPHATE OF LIME.
- We offer this Phosphate confidently as being as
good II not superior, to any ever made or sold IN
this market, containing larger amount Of soluble
Phosphate and Ammonia than usual In Superphos-
pilates. For; PERMANENT, as well as for imHc-
date powerful effect upon land IT HAS NO EQUAL.
Pricein New York, s55 per ton of 1000 pounds.
For price lists, circulars &C., apply to
: s-- ~ ~ e ALLISON u ADDISON,
- @. --se-4s- -z-z aE Richmond, Va. |;
HOOE wEDDERBURN,
ie l2-wem ~ 60 Alexandria, Va.
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Negotiate LOANS, buy and sell SECURITIES ON
all cities OF Great Britain snd the Continent ZOE
any sums from one pound, and receive , cSasisn-
sments Of AGRICULTURAL PkODUEAs, HE
1854 - ,ny 9.-w3m