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The next session ofthis school viii commence On
the first day Of September.
Pupils VIII be received at the uniform price OF
S35for the session often months, payable quarterly
in advance.
Apply to DR.. John Dove; DR.. J. G. CabelI DR..
=. Trent Rev. DR.. Burrows j. NJ. Strother, Esq.
G.. A. Myers, Esq. or w. +. Drinkard.
Enquirer, Wing Evening News, State Journal,
COPY twice each. au 5-2aw4w
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ALEXANDRIA AFFA1Rs.-The motions
against the Banks of Howardsville, Scots
vile, Monticello, Philippi, Pittsylvania, and
the Central Bank of Virginia, for injunc-
ton and the appointment of receivers, were
argued Thursday before Judge Underwood
at chambers. Receivers were appointed in
all the cases except those of the Central
and Scottsville, which banks had gone into
bankruptcy.
Bishop Payne, late missionary bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in Liberia,
is now in this city at the residence of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. G. Il. Robinson.
The weather is hot and sultry. The
drought continues. Rain is wanted for the
gardens and fields.
John Apple escaped from jail at Fairfax
Courthouse on Tuesday night. He was
awaiting q rcquisition from the Governor
Of West Virginia, his alleged offence (horsc-
stealing) having been committed in Jeffer-
son county Gazette.
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LAND SALES IN RoANOEE.-F. 7. Glas-
Cow, Esq, has just sold his fine estate,
known as Mount Airy, situated on Roanoke
on the McAdam road, and containing oycl
! 900 acres, to Colonel G. W. Hansbrough
for about thirty dollars an acre.
On the same day Colonel Hansbrough
sold 24O acres of the same land, withou!
improvements, to G. W. Zirkle for $4,000
We consider this the cheapest sale Of
land which has been made in this section
for some timc.-R0dnOke Times.
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letter from Washington.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, August 18th.

Correspondence oi the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, August 18th.
General Rawlins alone Of all the mem
hers Of the Cabinet remains at his post
and he has done less travelling than any Of
his official colleagues since the season open
al. OF course things arc dull, drcadfullv
So and Il is not thought here that there
will he any points of n political character
either domestic or international, raised
again until the next Cabinet meeting.
Mississippi furnished the topic of com
rcnt next to Cuba, which was the main
.uhicct OF speculation, and with regard to
which ii can he said, by authority, that no
paragraph printed since the Cabinet meet
inc. pretending to give an idea of the dis
cussion on this subject, approached any
where within the line of truth.
The Mississippi people here arc praising
Dent for his determination to run for Cover
nor If lie should be nominated, notwith-
standing the Presidents position, and assert
confidently that he will not only be nomi-
mated. hut that he will receive a very large
majority.
Friends OF Secretary Boutwell, DENY that
he ever intimatcd any intention Of retiring
from the Cabinet in case the Adminst-a-
ton did not cast its influence directly in
support Of the extreme Radical factions in
the South.
Matters are apt to remain as they now
exist in the capital until the first Of
September, by which time the members of
the Cabinet will nil have returned, and
then will commence anew the specu-
mtions and excitement relative to
Cuha, The Alabama claims the test
oath in Virginia, the elections in Octo-
her and November, and the multitude
Of other topics that renew their Importance
Whenever the Government is at an anchor
Financial folks predict considerable ex-
element in Congress next session with re-
gard 10 the national banks, grccnback cur
rcncy, consolidated debt, etc.
Prominent gentlemen here, who do not
speak without good reason, express them
selves confident that the situation in Vir-
-iuia will he adjusted to the satisfaction Of
the citizens Of the State. TIM0N.
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TIE PRESIDENT AND FIRGTNIA.-Gene-
raj Grant has been the strong card Of the
Virginia Walkcritcs. The handsome Go
vernon elect himself has covered the Prcsi-
dent with praises. lie has stool upon his
platform. He has endorsed his policy.
The question is, viii he and his friends
honestly follow General Grants advice as
Indicated in his conversation with judge
Tarhell, Of Mississippi? That advice is
tlat there should be but one Republican
party in Virginia. 1.-The President cx-
pressed regret at the apparent failure to
accomplish so desirable an object" and
Dr.. Gilmcr's reply "showcd that the fol-
,.wcrS Of Walker were not all acting in
good faith" These are Grants words.
They read like Ljncoln's counsels during
the war. Come. gentlemen, what do you
saw The leader You have chosen has
SPOKEN. Ii would not be sccmly to ridiculc
~ reject his opinions rs You did those of
Colonel Jenkins. As the Lynchburg Intel
f4Ducer, a very able Walker paper, says
" II anybody supposcs that our work is
finished, and that VIC arc to be admitted
into Congress without any contest, they are
very much mistaken. We arc not in q con-
ltion just now to reject cooperation with
ANYBODY who can help us out Of our diff
cu,tics." And when we add to this good
sense the remark that whatever suggestions
the President might feel disposed to address
to Congress on the question OF admitting
virginia would he largely helped by hearty
CORPORATION between the whole Republican
Iarty Of the State, we speak as the true
friend Of the yict0rs.-F0fncy$ Chr0nicle.
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NIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held in the clerks
Y Office OF the circuit court for Nelson county,
on Monday the "a day OF August, 1889
A. NJ. johnson,
against
John u. Harding. executor Of Samuel Harding,
deceased, 7. G.. Peters, Samuel Read, and the
administrator of Mayo Cabel, deceased, when
one shall qualify or be appointed. .Deiendanss,
IN CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit IL 10 have settlement Q.
the accounts Of John Il. Harding, executor oi
for the legacy OF the plaintiff OF 81 600, bequesihed
by the viii of said Samuel Harding, deceased
And affidavit having been made and ilied thai ,no
defendant Samuel Read Is not resident Oh tGis
State, 1t Is ordered that he do appear here W III.
one month after the due publication hereos Ia 70
Richmond Dispatch, and do what ID heeca1ai! "
protect his interest In this suit.
copy-Ieste: ,,>,c c,or,
Iovryc Jr a. aus-Miw
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Contradictory Accounts from Cuba
SPANISH ACCOUNTS.

HAVANA, August 14.-Accounts from
Valmesada say he captured rebel con-
voy moving toward Holquin. The rebels
fled after a short fight, their commander
(Jordan) escaping.
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A NEW LIVERY, SALE, AND EX-
N CHANGE STABLE.-The undersigned
having taken tho stables formerly occupied by
Mcssrs. Boissieux & Co., Franklin street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. opposite Ma
sonic Hall. are prepared TO take charge OF stock,
either on livery or for sale or exchange.
We have DROVE OF F1RST-CLASS MULES
on the way from Kentucky, which we expect daily.
They will be sold on v.:.y accommodating terms.
We respectfully refer to Messrs. Bosseux 4 Co..
and merchants and citizens generally.
au 3-eod6t WILLIAM >. WAKE az CO.
NOTICE.-From hcncelorth l shall do
y business for CASH ONLY. TO those Of my
friends who may patr0ni2e me on these terms
system mutually beneficial. | respectfully solicit
a call from all buying goods in my line for cash,
assuring them that prices shall he satisfactory.
All indebted to me Will onlige me much by
N'''-'De JOHN C. PAGE, JR.,
au 4-eod2w la9a Main street.
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A man named Hayes, during fight at
Guilford Station, on the Alexandria, Lou
doun and Hampshire railroad, on Tuesday,
was struck on the head with stick by n
man named Hutchinson, resident Of that
locality, and so severely injured that he
died short time afterwards
Gazette.
Mr.. Thomas W. Doswell's horse Abdel
Kader won the great four-mile race at Sara
toga on Tuesday, making Kentucky's cele-
brated time, 1917. Only four horses have
ever beaten it.-IndeI.
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CIsDCKE cry, &c.

GUNNER TRADE.-In store and for sale
- large aud wel-assorted stock of
SILSER-PLATED, CHINA, GLASS, ana
EARTHENWARE,
which am Offering low rs they can be obtained
In New York. to which ] wonld respectfully call
the attention Of the trade and public generally,
pedging myself to sell as low and give as GOOD ar
ticcS for the money as any other establishment LII
the State. Give III Il call 1t
1896 MAIN STREET.
ivoo Ct. c. GARY.
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NEW YORK.

AUGUST l3.-Thc Wheat market Is 26l3c. better ;
sales, $4,000 bushels ut $l.5l@Fl.G35 for No. =
spring: Sl.70 for No. spring, 81 81 Tor choice new
amber Delaware, Sl.T03Mfl.72J for red Ohio and
Indiana, fl.75 for white California, and Sl.10M
sl:12i FOR new red ohio to arrive. Corn Is duh !;
mixed western and $l.l5TSl.T for sound new
mixed western. Sl.C5 for white southern. Rye is
quiet. Barley IS nominal. Barley malt Is quiet.
0ats-Ncw and Il shade old heavy; sales, IS. =
coo bushels nj &c. tor old western ailoat; 594l73c
for new western aDOat.
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FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
The French Language, and the Higher, Intermedi-
atc, and Primary English branches,
Miss MAMIE BoYKIN.
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Obituary..

ST. LOUIS, August 14.-Commodorc Jar,
Wis, United States navy, aged seventy-four,
is dead.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
II 81 AND 80 Mt. VERNON PLACE,
BALTIMORE.
PRINCIPAL
Mrs. LETITIA TYLER SEMPLE,
of Virginia.

The seventh session Of this SCHOOL will open
on the 10TH OF SEPTEMBER, lsCg, aud close
June 2ith. 1870.
For circulars, apply to the Principal.
All J-dlmeodSw2t
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WOODEN WARE.

WOODEN WARE, WOODEN WARE
so dozen two and three-hoop BUCKETS,
IS dozen VARSISH BUCKETS,
10 dozen CEDAR BUCKETS.
10 dozen BRASS-BOUND BUCKETS,
so dozen four and llve-string BROOMS,
Is nests PAINTED TUBS,
Is nests CEDAR TUBS,
dozen CEDAR CHURNS, &c.
For sale by WAGGONER & HARVEY.
jell No. 8 Peari BLOCK.
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MASONIC ACADEMY,
MAYO STREET, RICHMOND.
JOHN II. MACRAE, PRINCIPAL.
MALE DEPARTMENT.

MALE DEPARTMENT.
Latin, Mathematics, and the Higher and lntermc-
diate English branches, JOHN II. MACBAE.
Primary English branches, Mrs. MACRAE.
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STEA MERS.

DHILADELPH HI a, RICH 1sSS,
i MUND AND NORFOLK STEA M-assaaasssaa;2sacaS
SHIP LINE.-StcamcrS NORFOLK ana j. :.
GREEN, composing this line, will leave Philade-
phia every SATURDAY, and Richmondcvcry FRI
DAY. alternately. Frc ght taken for Norfolk 1T mo-
dcratc rates : also for Charleston Savannah, and
New Orleans, and bills OF lading signed through.
Passage To Philadelphia, including meals and
statcroom, IS. W. i. PORTER, Agent.
mh 3 Office. No. 2i25 Dock street.
EOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO-~sSS
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COMPA-eaassass..ssssszsszs
NY.-Thc splendid new side-whecl steamships
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Abe
MARLE, and IATTERAS. leave New York for
Norfolk City Point. and Richmond. every II lis
DAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. at 3
O'Clock 7. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY.
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcrooms. The fare, accommoda-
lions, and attention. are unsurpassed
Freight for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for actual
expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected ut lowest rates, when ordered,
AT 4 QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT, at the
offices Of this company.
n. L. MCCREADY, President, 1s7 Greenwich
street, New York.
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & CO., Agents,
ia 10 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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EURNITURE.-The subscribers have on
Il hand, and are constantly receiving, large
assortment Of FURNITURE, which they offer
very low fJr cash. A call from all in want IL
RESPECTFULLY solicited. They feel assured that In
price and quality they can please the most fstdi-
Gus. BRAG5 hENI,
an lO-ow No. pol Broad street.
EUkNITU RE, MATTRESSES, &C.
II HARDWOOD & RITTER, opposite the post
Office, SIain street. are now prepared 70 manuiac.
ture 10 order any style OF FURNITURE ana
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most elegant stock Of
CHAMBER. PARL0R, and D1SISG-ROOM
FURNITURE that has been seen in Richmond for
many wears. CHAMBER SETS can be bought at
our establishment from :3s 10 $500.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS or all styles
a.ade 10 order and warranted us represented.
As the prices OF most other goods are coming
down, We have reduced the price OF every article
In our iuc and are now selling about as low as we
did before the war. All In want of FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We have goods TO suit
the rich or the poor.
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-olace, Main street,
te 2l-3,n Richmond Va.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

7 ANDS.-I have in my hands for sale
IL FARMS in almost EVERY SECTION OF
TIE STATE, on or near railroads, naYlgaDlc
rivers, and near to towns and villages.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRf,
an ll-lmk lOIi Main street.
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Mr.. r. NJ. Douglas, the Presidents pri-
vatc secretary, has gone to Virginia for a
brief visit to the brother of his step-father
(Mr. Williams, of CulpcFcr). Mr.. Douglas
also visits Norfolk and Richmond.
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VIRGINIA I NEWS.
Direct Trade between Virginia ant


William Lamb, James 7. Leigh, George
d. Parker, John r. Whitehead, Jacob UNI
stadter, e. G. Robinson, W. H. c. Ellis,
Lewis W. Webb, and Thomas T. Kerpe,
the commissioners of the International Con-
mercial Company, have summoned the
subscribers to said company to meet in
Norfolk on the LIST day of September next
for provisional organization.
The plan of the company is to charter
instead of to purchase OF build steamers
To build or buy three first-class steamers
would cost 81 100000 in gold-an amount
not easily raised in the South at present
The experience of other companies is that
in starting line it ia better to charter than
to buy or build vessels. Until the line il
established it is impossible to tell the char
acter of vessels best adapted to the trade
what proportion of passenger accommoda-
ton will be needed whether swift and
small carriers, or slow and large ones will be
best; or whether steamers combining both
speed and capacity will be needed. Char
tered vessels can be displaced by more suit
able ones at any time at o trifing cost, while
to sell an ocean steamer is n very difficult
job. A number of fine British steamers
have been offered the commissioners for the
proposed line and on most favorable terms.
By this system of chartering, our Ameri-
can company can use European capital to
supply the steamers, while retaining abso-
lutte command of the line.
Three hundred thousand dollars is all
that is required to give the company the re-
quisite warehouses, docks, &C., and ample
margin upon which to charter fleet of
ocean steamers.
Asst is important that provisional organ
ization of the company should be effected
at once, the commissioners request that all
subscribers who cannot attend personally
will be represented by proxy.
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ORR FREE GOVERNMENT -" Data " teie-
graphs to the Baltimore San: " 1t is I'M
dcrso,d that the Government proposes to
hold Pratt, the alleged Texan rioter, IN Gus
lol,, Notwithstanding the efforts OF the
>'a'e courts Of New York 10 get possession
81 him. II there is any serious conflict OF
authority the Secretary Of War wlll order
a tuttcicnt number of troopsto Fort Schuy
Ter to prevent the release Of Pratt ~ tAe
t-ertI IL nosrr-n
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PERsoNAL.-The special car of Mr.. Gar
rett, president of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, passed through this city this
morning on its way to the White Sulphur
Springs for the purpose of bringing Mr..
Peabody back to Baltimore. In this con-
nection it may be mentioned that the late
reported failing condition OF Mr.. Peabody's
health has been much exaggerated.-Alc9-
andrid Gazette, 18th.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
NEAR WASHINGTON,
RAPPAHASNOCK COUNTY, VA.

Nv SELECT SCHOOL for boys will be re-opcned
on the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER NEXT and close
on the Goth day of June 1870, under the charge OF
Mr.. &. II. BARKSDALE, an N. \. graduate OF the
University of Virginia.
Pupils will be prepared for the University OF
Virginia and other colleges, or for tile business
pursuits of life.
TERMS: For board tuition, washing &C., $3.50;
payable quarterly In advance. No extras. Early
application desired.
For circulars and further information address
JOHN G. LANE,
Washington, Rappahannock county, Va.
REFERENCES: Ri. Rev John Johns, Theologi-
cal Seminary, Va: William Green, Esq, Rich
mond Va. y. II. Shackclford, Esq, Warrenton,
W. Professor G. s. Nenablc, Or. j. s. Davis, Uni
vcrsity Of Virginia Judge Ii. II. Marshall, Char
Iottc Courthouse, Va; Wood Bouldin, Talcots,
Charlotte county, Va. Je 8-Staw6w
DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL.-PRE-
ID PARATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA.-Thc principals, alumni of the UNI
vcrsity of Virginia and of Rugby and Cambridge,
England and " confidently commended to public
favor - by testimonials from those Institutions.
are teachers Of successful experience in schools OF
high grade. Sessions commence SEPTEMBER
18TH, close JUNE 18TH.
TERMS Tuition, board, fuel, lights, ana wash
ing $3.50 for entire session. No extras.
For circulars. address the principals, 81 Green
wood Depot, Albcmarlc, Va.
CASKIE HARRISON,
iyu-2m Principals.
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By Hill Il GOddin,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ncers,
No. 1903 Main street.


WE OFFER FOR SALE THAT VAL
w UABLE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING on the west side Fourth street between Cary
and Canal Second door from Canall, containing
seven rooms; kitchen with two rooms: gas and
water, bathroom, etc. The house has been newly
painted, papercd, ETC., and Is IN perfect order.
This presents Il rare opportunity for investment,
the house being now rented to Il good tenant.
For terms, apply TO HILL K GODDlN,
au p--cod4t 1908 Main street.
20 FOR A LOTTO EVERY MAN
t0CU WHO WANTS TO OWN HIS HOME.
| ain now Offering for sale number OF LOTS In
the town Of Woodvllic, near the Mechanics Vile
turnpike ian addition to the city OF Richmondl, on
terms which will enable any man who desires to
own his house and lot 10 do These lots are Of
good size, and well situated in Il healthy neighbour
hood ami be bought for five dollars. cash pay
mcHt, and three dollars per month OH the balance
until the whole sum is paid. The price of these
lots is only fifty dollars each.
Plans, &C., may be seen at my ollic@.
f. i. NEWBURN, Real Estate Agent
jy 2i-tAugl7 No. 1918 Main street.
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\ BEER MErHE.-At the Internal Reye-
Aue Bvreau is metre Of new design lor
measuring beer and spirits. series o.
iour registers il attached TO it, which mea-
cure every charge Of beer run. These
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BALTIMORE.

AUGUST l3.-Wheat-2 900 bushels white and &C.,
900 bushels rcd received prices fell off IN ave-
rage fully cents u bushcl included in the sales
were $50 bushels good white, part western ut SIS
0GSl.65: loo bushels Sl75 100 bushels very choice
rl.G0 OF red 1000 bushels inferior to fair at Sl.35
0$liS 10, coo bushels good do. :.5OG$l.5S; 5000
bushels prime shipping, 81 500 bushels
choice, fl .G76lTl.70.
Corn.-To-dly, receipts ., 100 bushels all AIKEN
at fr1ncr priccs-yiZ s. 200 bushels fair to prime
white at ii .OsM LII; 200 do inferior, Sl.o5; 3l0O
bushels yellow, Sl.l30 Sl.lJ.
OatS.-l5 700 bushels offered and nearly all sold at
55c lQGCc. us to quality: lot Of 500 bushels black
brought Is cents.
Rye.-Today, 9I2 bushels received, and 800 bu
shells sold at 81. 0jGt %l.l3, as to quality.
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LAND SALE.-Captain Ashton, an English
gentleman, has purchased from DR.. John
Daniel Payne 500 acres of land near Green
wich, for which he paid ,OO0.-Warren-
ton IedeL.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

HI
The FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION viii
begin October st, 1862 and end June 30th, 1870. The
same number and grade of teachers, and the same
system of instruction. adapted rs IS TO pupils OF
every grade, will be maintained. The effort Will
be made to give even farther efficiency to both the
educational and the boarding departments.
The terms for tuition will remain as heretofore.
Those for board, &c, will be somewhat reduced to
suit the times.
Catalogues. with prices, classes, &C., may be OBJ
tained ut the bookstores, or by application to the
undersigned. Correspondence Is also invited.
CHARLES III. WINSTON, M. A.
au o-codlm President.
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N3 RICHMOND, August 10, 1860.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-The I'M
~ dcrsigncd agents OF the steamer Hartford.
hereby give notice to the public that no debts
Ur,ctod hy WILLIAM ". CHLLDs, or any other
parties, since notice given IN the Norfolk papers,
June l. 1859. warning the public against trusting
them, will be assumed by the owner OF said vessel
the power OF said William ". Chids 10 act as
master OF said vessel having been revoked.
ROBERT j. SAUNDERS,
Agent, Norfolk;
4. MILLSPAUGH.
aul LIT Agent, Richmond
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,

WI AT RICHMOND.-Thc next ANNUAL
COURSE OF LECTURES will commence on the
FIRST MONDAY In October, 1850, and continue
until the lst of March following. The organization
Of the school Is now more complete than mt any
former period, with ample means for the illustra-
ton of the lectures In the several departments.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION mt the College In
Urinary, Towards Grove Hospital, and City Aims
houses.
FEES: Naturalization, s. full course of lee
lures, SEQ demonstration Of anatomy, $40 grsdu-
alton $50.
annual announcement, containing full particu-
lars, address l.. :. JOINES, VI. D.,
jy2e-lm Dean of the Faculty.
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MISSISSIPPI POLITICS-A LETTER FROM
An INDIGNANT RErUBLICAN.-G. Gordon
Adams, United States attorney for the
southern district Of Mississippi, and one OF
the most prominent supporters of Judge
Dent, has forwarded to the President the
following letter, rcsigning his position:
WAsHlNGToN, D. c., August 10, 1869.
To has Expectancy [. 5. grant, PTeS'ae"f
a. me tn'tcd Sf%,e$:
9r,-l respectfully tehaer my reSiena,
ton Of the otncc OF attorney OF the onneo
states Tor the southern a!S'fic' OIL mlSslI-
sIppl. Though the ONCE Is not one on OF much
Importance, cannot retain II without oeins
Iien'1Aed 10 some cA'en1 WIN an az nu-
i".Ns'faAon "iloSc ac'S' 80 lar az 'Aey ~
e 10 my own sur, f" .i "pp rohei
Jo' y "ioIU' 'ti' o-'.'Vt ~ VIZ "d
1E' %HG' III oSi,n''vo u snI tI ".u
l'IY.'on 49," 1po ana a1moSt clone
COPE suppot'VI ~ oI roco t mr l nol;cy Of
IL ms district INC reoo1ia'i 80 p0'[t a."