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William Webster. now residing in Riehnond, Va,
takes thi. method 70 set sin,elf right before his
isnsi ~ s. iss 3. as %' R.:Is
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.pn e RS sna % :
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s% Ssnans a sn. s Ssss Rnps r TSn
q 70 ns s%S for he
In 1885, Webster went on the bond for me, with
s S1 sp Howe sf q snS
ana aS .R % sso ss nc
for me. In The same year endorsed a note for a
gsnte%sn In different trap "a for S.op, and
Ss,, h S:s e is,.T e .sS Ss
%aia NO IS PsF
kindness, as he thought, no requested me to let
which aid; and instead o. his retaining Il. as 4
man q homo, would he had my note discounted.
National sp EseSa Gas B.aR q eS%oaG Which sas
boPrSysn By the o,a ,s q said bank whom
ss ss s' s:ss r."s ;Ri =.
prove by good and substantiai Witnesses here, and
PAID ou RSs fss q
ne same % him: On N the contrary: have repeat:
Wsieh i .h IG PHI 1ca unpaid noss and %
'h fSe Hon S Rebs t oaa viii Whom Ssvo had
long intimate Sequaintanee. and whose veraeity
tRs iran i besWsea webster and myself. say,
S Sti 9sens 10 Ss
5 kaSy Go ,vs rsn. began in tn, f.
| furnish tho timber for tho. Petersburg railroad
Ssy i S
than yop would have ,h had to psy HGn%e Kn;S
~ .sHs failure: EGr ri: as%a..s hsys .iw.y'
Gf ss. RpS. lss g. ga sS. Z
fs%Is .s Il asssnsa Whs
claim some s9o.oo9 damages. That claim I have
II y YOU snowsaSe You had The right 70 below
them 70 be non .residents and e proceed agains
Co. o SsG arai.isd
q sea
ties, which were Increased By other enterprises O
Sdss wa /.
q SnF
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r.. %sS,s, ssss,, ,.S ss
Groiksr n f EieSnond Or el..wbers on any pub
SsS o op aRS
close by appendinE the following affidavit. swori
e ersss 1Ss p TaG stands foremost IN TN
Untsd Stas; e hs,tsa,Df'trfe Of Columbia
ES%SSa BISTH: T. ,Sr,.I PSSbl,s. |. .1
he'd by law % take pePo..itions and Aet6Swledl
hereby esF !hs, on III saIS az
and ssfs IL ny
acquainted with samuel stronyi that he know
him 70 have been resident Of the city Of wasi
srty il said .fity during All 81 Ina. time; ihsi
IN other cities which caused him to 20 to aud r.,
but he has claimed and made his residence in sal
Won ia diasrent part. % he State o. vitsinis
different times within he past three year,. a.
shs middle o. March. 1855: the .aid d.pch.sI
further syears that he, dsponept. ysrpsri,ntend,
fore mentioned, and that said Strong was in q
habit Of going there to pay 81 the said men
stated times Up 70 ths middle 81 t March, .S
month Of August last. he, with the said strS9 II
liam %sbster, ' cf Riehmond, Virgins. and
there heard sonyeIsati9p9 Sstyssn said Wsb,t
defeat the sPplissIiop o. said Strong then pendil
for the benent Of the bankrupt law, unless the "a
sttSPS would Pay PIN Ave- hSnd,sd dSlsss vh
and there admitted that said Strong had befriend
him. and that they had always been tTkisRaaly VI
sworn TO and subscribed before me this Sd day
APMTil. 1865 EDw' k l; gS9 p%SbHile
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The Election. In Conneeti cut.

HHe HreotrVH IN ConHoesTV"F'
HARTFORD, April s.-Corrected returns
make English's majority 1855. The total vote
1850 ,323.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT 0YHfcE,
WARRINGTON, March q, 1868


WARRINGTON, March q, 1863.
petition sSIH q a0shs.
granted 10 him the 18th day q July, 1854. and re-
Issued In two divisions the 18th day Of August 1865
and numbered, ro;Pee.iysly, 2ss2 and 2sst, fS5 s5
from the Ore, for seven years from the expiration
q said patent which takes place on the 18th day Of
Its ordered that the ssid petition be heard a
June next, at u o'clock, N. and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, II any !hey
have. why said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing The extension are required 70
file IN the Patent 0nce thsr objections. specially
set forth In writing, at least toeny days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony nled BY either party,
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In aseoIdanse with the Jules Of the
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test
fore liz day OF Of i hearins; the Spsamen, Il any
within ten days after aling the testimony;
Ordered also, this notice be publ! ahea In the
REPuBLIotS and the Inteilfgeneer, Wa,hington,
week for three successive wesSs the arst II ssiS
g beat least sts days the
ap2:Thst Acting Qommissl0uor Of Patents
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In all parts Of the United Sd tes IA sail orr i'm .
nonse list Of nearly 900 dinsrs nj ' 'A'
BOOKS. BIBLES and Pho roGRAPH ALBUMS.
Every family wants ,cnslhing from II.
Cstalognes iurnishsd Sa application. and books
sent post paid 70 any aAar eos receipt Of price
Canysssing, books oentA,r Ing the list, with prices
together with blank sheets and printed hendings
receipt Of 90 cents. d -
Anybody can .sfi from 100 to ZOO Of these books
almost anywhere. For terms to agents and other
information address -.
Nos. GA and 6i7 SAMSON street, .
Philadelphia
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nM.TO FARMERs AND PLANTERs

suit purchassrs, ZOO TONS on poUBLE.RE.
ElNED P0vphEfTE. q .hs Lodi Nam MsnpfsstSIinS
dead animals Of New York city Tor which The com
hSye Prss only T%EM
from New York added. Warranted 81 the company
TO be equal ,estqM for ,osi0st to any high price
Cotton, Tobacco and Grain have been astonishing
the past season. natures the crop from ton days
phlet with certificates Of hundreds Of well-known
planters and farmers. and every Information, sent
TH0S. BAYNEs 4 SON,
100 MeElderIy's Wharf, Baltimore;
H00EG wEDDERBURN,
Alexandra, Va;
jl25-Sm New York.
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I ARoR SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

T ARoR SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
DAY. Aprii %, is6s, At the United States Arsenal,
Dssrbornyilis. hish si5 90 ssst;iren . Cannon.
thossand Musk cts, Rines, Carbines. and Revol:
vsr' fourteen sets Of artillery eaTIags wheels and
Belts, swords, Lanees, Tools, &c.
Dealers will DO supplied with catalogues. on APP
'"'"'''A W JOHN r. EDIB,
ap7-ot Bvt. Major U. 8. A., Cong.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
nv THE ASSOCIATED PRE ons
NEWS FR0M EUR OF E..
LETTER RECEIVED PBOM d. LIVINGSTON
Indictments Against the Fenian Prisoners
=
Alaska Advices, via San Francisco
Political Matters in the Far West
REcoHsTRucTfoN IN SOUTHERN sTATEs
Arrival Of Sergeant Batss In Richmond
Biniard Championship OF America
LEGISLATURE OF PENNsYLvANIA
Conservative Meeting At Wilmington, N. Q.
THE SOUTHERN PRESS ASSOCIATION
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The Fruit rresYset In Tennessee.
NAsHyILLn, April s.A-The frost this morning
bllgLted the fruit. Hla
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ryscATARRH AND BR0NGMITIs

w NEVER CURED RE As0N WHY These
always combined with sorofulAI Deafness, oPh-
thamia, and Loss Of Voice are also caused By this
union Oh Catarrh and scroiulA. This combination
explains why the false pretenders, with their de-
lusiye Limitations. Trochcs and snuds. have never
reach Catarrh and scrofulous complications, and
they impart only transient Iolicf. Where do we
Tho only positive cure 10 Hdturs's Soreref9n Rem
edials from Piants, which have discovered AZ
fatal diseases, and all screfula, Liver sHd Erup
tive Aneetions forever. Two Medical Circulars,
% cents. WIN II. PRINCE, hnneAn Nurseries,
Flushing, New York. Ap5-4t'
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New Advertisements.

lanes LACKEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MARBLE BUILDING, OPP PATENT OF PICE,
Is daily receiving some Of the incest goo ds In the
mark si for Spring and Summer Wear, ard nal Ins
them up at lower figure than they coz, be puT-
chased elsewhere, taking in consideration the
arc colin
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New rork avenue. ianl-u
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I'VE HAVE BEEN CONSTITUTED SOLE
w AGENTS for the District Of Columbia for the
manufacturing and selling Of guaranteed non-burst-
ing anu n0n Gas hsb WATER PIPES.
Also, Tin, Lead and Copper ROOFING, SPOUT
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They will be offered to the people as soon as our
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Special Notices.

NE. sECRETARY,s OFFICE, WASH.
- INoT0N skATINd oIgB, 10. lis Penn.
sysngs: bs.wssh Sine'ssn,h and ryen!isth .trs.,,,
mssine t6: club, hels las, svenins a IT, Boara
q Trade Rooms, and in conformity with article
made upon each certificate q msmbsrship, Yin id !:
dition 70 he assessment q % already made. said
instant.
hs ssy. ;s ct D.a hs Of
tarv being authorized to issue new ones in lieu
thereof-and those forfeited will DO redeemed at
at any time AFTER January l., 1859. The Secretary
will be At his once from to Q p. m. daily.
ape.lot n, A. MOORE. secretarv
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VIRGINIA HIGH SCHOOL.

THIS School, Col. C. E. LIGHTFoor, Princi-
pal, was opened September l, 1865. 1t is
located near Culpeper G. H., and but short
distance from the line of the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad The situation is healthful,
and the surrounding country beautiful and pic.
turesque.
The COURSE OF STUDY includes the Ancient
and Modern Languages, Commercial Arithmetic,
Book Keeping, Mathematics with its applications
to Field Surveying, Mechanics, &C.; Chemistry,
Natural Philosophy, Moral Philosophy, and the
ordinary English Branches. The course is prac
teal and thorough, and the systems of discipline
and instruction are such as an experience OF ten
years in his profession has proved TO the Princi.
pal to be the best adapted TO promote the moral
and intellectual edvascement of ths STUDENT
The PsdLcpal refers with qualification f' ''shl ga
position taken by those of his former pupils.
who entered the Virginia Military Institute and
other Colleges, and to abe important part borne
by so many of them in our late war for indepen-
dence.
The School is entirely free from sectarian bias.
Boarding Students are required to attend some
Church every Sunday. 1t is enjoined upon all
cordance with the principles of honor, and to
observe, at all times, the rules of gentlemany
propriety. -
C. E. LIGHrFooT, Graduate Virginia Military
Institute, Principal.
MARSHALL ARCHER, Graduate University of Va.
Others to be appointed.
Next Session will commence Sept. 1st, 1868.
TERMS; Board tuition, washing, fuel, and
lights, for term of five months, payable in ad-
vance, $3.50.
Report of Examiners.
1t affords the undersigned, who were present
at the late examinations at the Virginia High
School, great pleasure to bear their testimony
to the high character of Col. G. E. Lightfoot, as
an able and efficient instructor of youth; and to
the very satisfactory manner in which the schol-
airs acquitted themselves; and they do therefore
cordially recommend this School as in every
way worthy of the patronage of parents having
sons 10 be educated.
Rev. RoBT. MCMURRAY,
JOHN w. BELL,
JAS. G. HERNDoN, M. D.,
JAMES w. MORTON,
ALFRED D. SToFER.
REFERENCES: Patrons OF the School. Facul
ties of. Virginia Military Institute and Universe
ty OF Virginia jy Ppm
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Commercial Matters,
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TUESDAY, September %, Is

lUESDA1, pcplcuUcE looo.
Revised and corrected by 7. j. SPENCER, Cen
eral Commission Merchant, Shoe Warehouse,
Richmond, Va.
GoLD-Selling, 1443@145. SILvER-Selling
141@142.
TOBACCO MARKET.
Breaks smaller during the past week and
prices without change. We quote:
Common Lugs, light weights, $7@$S!; Good
Lugs, good weights, $st@1O!; Sweet Lugs, work
ing, $S@12; Common Shipping Leaf, $ll@1S;
Good Shipping Leaf, $1S@17; Fine Manufactur-
80; Fine Fancy Wrappers, $l8@50; Extra Fancy
Wrappers, S50@150; New Steming, SS@Sl5;
Stems, $1@4.50.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon.-Sides, lS@1S2 cents; Shoulders, Is
915I cents; plain hams, 20@21 cents; can
vassed hams, 2l@22 cents.
Fom.-Superfne, SlO3@1l; Extra, 1l4@l2i
Family, S1S@14.
Meal-S1.40.
Cofse.-Java, 4O@4S cents; Laguira, 27929
cents; Rio, 2l@25 cents.
SUGARS. Crushed 17@1S cents; refined ex.
ira c, l6@164 cents; brown, 1905 cents.
Motasses. 5O@60 cents; Porto Rico, 65
@70 cents
Butter.-Fresh country, 30@3o cents Com
mon, 1925.
Candles. 40 cents; adamantine, 2O@
q cents; tallow, 16f@l7 cents.
SaH-Alum, 1925; Liverpool, So.
Wool-W Washed, 35@8Sc; unwashed, 2S@26
Grain.-Wheat, So. 40@255 for prime white;
red, S2.2O@24O; corn, $1.9S@1.40.
oats, 65 cts.
Fiag Seed.-$2. 5O@s2.6O.
Bees War.-96@37 cents.
Hay-Timothy prime, Sl.20@S1.26.
Lime-S1. 50@$2.
Tckings-lSa30 cents.
Lard-21@22 cents.
FSsh.-Mackerel, No. 1, S21@2S; kits, 81 t
as; herrings, $64@9.
Fresh Meats, &c.-Beef, nett, l2@14 cents
mutton, $4@S piece; pork, 12@1S cts, nett.
Eqqs-Per dozen, 2O@25 cents.
Chickens. -20@40 cents
Cotton Oznabmgs-l9@2O cents.
Cotton-25@80 cents without tax. IS
FsatHeTS 5000 go cents.
Broom Shirtings-4-4, 1920; 4, 14@16 cts.
TTmber.-Virginia Pine, $l5@2l; seasoned,
$22@25.
Shingles. Virginia heart, very dull, 4@S6.
Staces-Whiskey barrel slaves and heading,
$1S@29 -four barrel slaves $6@S.
Peruvian Guano-S85 cash from store.
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OF MARYLAND

The Sixty. first Annual Session of the SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE in the University of Maryland
will commence on the 10Th of OCTOBER, 1868,
and will end on the LIST of March, 1869. There
will be preliminary Course of Lectures, begin
ming on Monday, October 9Th.
Faculty of Physio.
NATHAN R. SMITH, NJ. D., Professor of Sur
gerry.
WIN. E. A. AKIN, M. D., LII. D., Professor
of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
G. w. MILrENBERGER, NJ D., Professor Of
Obstetrics.
RICHARD McSHERRY, M. D., Professor of Prin-
ciples and Practice of Medicine.
CHRIsTopHER JOHNSTON, NJ. D., Professor of
General, Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
SAMUEL G. CHEW, NJ. D., Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
FRANK DONALDSON, NJ D., Professor of Physi.
ology, Hygiene and General Pathology.
WIN. L. Howard, NJ. D., Professor of Diseases
of Women and Children.
JAMES 81. BUTLER, NJ. D., Demonstration, and
Adjunct to the Professor of Anatomy.
The fees for the full course are S120. For
Naturalization SIS. For Practical Anatomy $40.
THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, Tor In
PRIMARY attached to the College, ranks among
the first CLINICAL SCHOOLS in the country.
1t afford great variety. in the forms of disease
always under treatment. Surgical Operations,
and Clinical Lectures on Surgery, Practical
Medicine, and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, are constituent parts of the daily instruc-
ton given by the respective Professors OF this
Institution.
Students desiring to perfect themselves in spe-
cialties can take courses of private instruction
from Adjuncts attached to the various Chairs
GEO. W. MILTENBERGER, NJ. D.,
au 26-6t Dean
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Shocking Casualty to MissiOnary.--Dr
Samuel h. House. the Medical Missionary of
the Presbyterian Board, who has been stationed
for many years at Bangkok, Siam, met with d
fearful accident from an attack by an elephant
DR.. House was on his way TO a new station,
some two months journey being required TO
reach tin order TO render medical aid TO
other missionaries who had preceded him.
He was accompanied by his four native guides
and three large elephants to carry the baggage,
as through the jungles and mountainous cOun-
try this is the only way of procedure. When
near the end OF his journey, while passing one
of the huge beasts, as he had often done be-
fore on the way, the animal suddenly turned
upon him and Smote him with his trunk, lay
ing him PROSTATE, and then with his great
tuskS tore his clothes and pierced his flesh IN
terrible manner. One of the natives was on
the neck of the beast all this time, and only de-
Scended and gained control over him just In
time to save the Doctor from being trampled
TO death. He lay under the tree where he was
stricken down for two weeks, being himself his
only physician and surgeon, with great torti-
tude sewing up his own wounds. He was two
DAYS Journey from the station, with ignorant
natives about him with only one pint aud
half OF water with which TO wet his lips and
dress his wounds, and the thermometer at
ninety two degrees In the shade. La due
course OF time he recovered sufficiently TO be
carried TO the end of his journey and the arms
of his friends
1t was a terrible ordeal to pass through, but
a mercitul Providence impaired strength to
him in the trying hour, and saved his valuable
life. To use the Doctors own language, in
that trying moment, expecting immediate
death. he remembered how his Saviour was
pierced for him, even more cruelty, which
made him resigned and gave him great peace
of mind. "
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Obituaries.

Died, on the 18th instant at Dundee the
residence of her grand father, DR.. L. B. Price,
NELLIE, infant daughter of Thomas E. and
Mamie Ballard, aged Y months.
Died, at Bristol, Tennessee, on the 18th of
July, Mrs. AYToIYETTE SARAH MAY, aged SS
years and months.
Died, in New Orleans, La, on the 18th inst,
JOHN NJ. MAURY, OF Fredericksburg, Va, aged
43 years.
Died, very suddenly, near Little Rock, S. c.,
August 22d, Mrs. MARY ANN, wife of DR.. John
W. McNair and daughter of Neill Sutherland,
of Richmond county, N. c., in the 80 year of
her age.
Died, at the residence of her father, in Robe
son county, N. c., August 5th. Mrs. A. M.
NASH, relict of the late Rev. F. K. NASH and
daughter of James Mclean, Esq, in the 41st
year of her age.
She was lady of great energy of character,
and an eminently useful and valuable member
of society Her illness was protracted, and for
months before her death she was aware that she
could not recover But she had well grounded
hope of blessed fife beyond the grave. To
her ''to die was gain. She leaves three little
orphan children-lambs of Christ's field. May
the Good Shepherd take them in His arms,
guide them safely through life, and bring them
TO Himself at last.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

Liberia.-Everything in the Republic was
going on prosperOusly, and business at Mon
rovia and BaSsa was good. Captain LOvett
reports that few days before he left the coast
a vessel sailed from BaSSa, and another from
Monroyia, for England, loaded with palm oil,
and another was loading for the same destina
on, to sail in about SIX weeks. These vessels
re all OF about 300 tons burthen, and they
nd their cargOes owned By the citizens Of the
epubTc, and ofieered and manned by colored
nen. Chief Justice Ray, Of the Supreme
Court of the Republic, mad been impeached
for alleged malpractice, and had been removed
from office by the President
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TNI0N THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
u (OF TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, VA.
FACULTY.
Rev. s. B. WILSON, D. D., Pastoral Theology.
R. L. DABNEY, Systematic and Polemic Theolo-
gy, and Sacred Rhetoric.
B. NJ. SMITH, Oriental Literature.
I. E. PICK, Church History and Government.
SESSION of eight months begins I'd Monday of
SEPTEMBER.
Board, from SIS to S1s month in regular
boarding houses. Other necessary expenses,
exclusive of books and clothing, from S25 to
$50 per Session of eight months. All deserving
students placed on liberal scholarships.
Post Office address, Hampden Sidney, Va.
The Seminary may be reached daily by Rail
road to Farmvile, Va, and stage seven miles.
with full details furnished, on APP
plication to r. l.. DABNEY, Clerk.
mr. 25-1y
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"A
n STANTON, VA.
MISS MARY JULIA BALDWIN, Principal.
Assisted by Corps of Twelve Experienced
Teachers.
Mrs. ELIZABETH McCLUNG, MISS AGNES
McCLUNG, Boarding Department.
The next Session of this School begins SEP
TENDER 18th, 1868, and closes the middle OF
June, 1869.
TERMS for the whole Session--one half paya
BILE in advance-the remainder in February.
Board, including furnished room and fuel, and
English Tuition, S240.
Music, Vocal and Instrumental, Languages,
Drawing and Painting, extra.
Catalogues containing all details will be sent
by mail, on applying to the Principally
REFERENCES.
Faculty of University of Virginia-of Wash
ington College, Va.-Union Theological Semi
nary, Va.
81 consider this school among the best, if not
the very best in the South.
VIM. II. MoGuFFEY, D. D.,
Professor University of Va"
81 consider it the best female school ever
knew. b. M. SMITH,
Professor Union Seminary"
GAS school it has no superior in the coun.
try. 1t is Christian household, where love
and duty are the controlling power.
ALEX. II. Ii. STUART"
~ regard this school in its whole organiza.
ton and conduct as worthy of the unreserved
confidence OF parents, who wish their daughters
taught sound learning graceful accomplish
ments aud correct principles.
JoHE B. BALDWIN"
know of NJ, school anywhere with which
both parents and pupils seem to be more fully
satisfied. j. l.. CAMPBELL,
Professor Washington College.