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Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE. New Castle County,

REGISTERS OFFICE, New CaslIe County,
May 5th, 1873
Upon the application Of CATHARINE nj. BU-
CHANAN, EIecutrlX Of JAMES II. BUCHANAN,
late of AppOquIR IRinink Hundred in said County. de-
ceased tits ordered and directed by the Register that
the Execuux aforesaid give notice OF The granting of
Letters resamenlary upon The estate Of the deceased
with lhe date Of granting thereof, by causing adyer
IISementS to be posied wilhIn l0riy davs from the
date OF such letters six of the most public places
of the County of New Castle. requiring all persons
iaVng demands against the estate, to preseRt the
same. abide by Act of Assembly in snch
made and provided; and also cause the same 10
bo inserted within the same period in the SMYRHA
TINES, a newspaper published in Smyrna. and TO be
continued therein twO months
Gwen under the hand and seal Cf office of
the Register aforesaid. at New Castle.
lsEAI-l in New Castle County aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
B.GIBBS. Register.
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO SHOOT HER UNCLE.
Elm En- Baltimore MT' on Monday morning, Mrs
the arrest of her uncle, Oswald Noack for 81.
hhpSlve conduct, went with the officer to
Noack,s place OF business, to identity him,
Jhe officer made the arrest, and as thew were
gong down stairs together Mrs. Mckee sud,
denly drew pistol and fired two shots at her
uncle wounding him in the leg and back. The
wounds are not considered fatal. She was i'm.
medlately arrested. 1t may be remembered
that Mrs. Mckee made an unsuccessful at
tempt to shoot her uncle nearly two weeks AGO
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Fruit Farm for Sale.

The subscriber will sell. at Private Sale, -,
his Farm. a:ed on the State Road between SSIX
Smyrna and Dover. u miles from Smyrna, =
and miles from BrenlOrd Station on the Delaware
Railroad.
Terms easy. For further particulars, address
WIN TRAINER. IR.,
ap2f LINwOOD, Del. County. Pa.
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CARPETINGS.

spsesi NJ IT. STRANGERs and own residents are
,gs invited TO call and examine (ether IA nuTchas.
CO. % ysor-j the many handsome new things in tbe
viii i5ne' i' including OlcOths and Mattings together
tess ,, ut me Of Rugs OF the kinds. Among
t Enl7 are designs and cOlornRs quite AZ nleasinS ~
''A az many 0i the pictures hung upon walls,
REEVE l.. KNIGHT e. son,
Hy Nv le22 CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate OF
the deceased present :he duly atesied 10
the Execm,rI1 before May 5th. 1874. or abide
the Act Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
Address Smyrna. Del.
CATnARINE NJ. BUCHANAN.
may72m Executrix.
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THE, MARKETS.

MARRIAGES.
C0X-PRETTYMAN-In this town, the 2Sd inst BY Rev.
J.V Smith. Amos Cox and Rachel Ann Prettyman
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1"e Best I|cr raratton of Iron k,.o,cn to Nedj
cal Science
DR.. J. S. ROSES
GOLDEN PILLS,

II you are weak and debIiitated
take ROSES GOLDEN PILLS.
II you are nervous
IL your blood is thin, 'Ao'
take ROSES GOLDEN PILLS
" YOU want pure rich blood and bloom to the cheek
take ROSES GOLDEN PILLS
II you nave palpItation of the heart
II you want energy, 'Ah''
,f 30, take ROSES GOLDEN PILLS.
II v., take ROSES GOLDEN PILLS
" y'l want good appetite.
II take ROSES GOLDEN PILLS
IL you have pain in the back Of your head
AZ n,, take ROSE SGOLDEN PILLS
II you have pain in your back and hearing down nam
take ROSES GOLDEN PILLS
"" "h", Phii"deIpha Chemists say of
Roses Golden Pills.
Il We manufacture DR.. J. g R0sE's Go1nrV pms -,
n.j o that article, Tor all diseases where Iron is
S,ooo..o-u. a. - T"lNING IL SGHIEDT,
Cb.aist. i5ou,aS 40 q Twlnng Manufacturing
N"emiSs' l<j N Seventh St., Philadelphia.
Ladies', Read This.
can with the greatest confidence recommend N ,bo.o
Hk 'iOLDES PILLS, which have restored me 70 bao !
them. Ms tnoSe ,SnneEng to try
234 West Sixteenth street. New York
weak baGnd bt en- DR. RosEs GnLDES PILLS to all who have
% an Sluds OF supporters. without reief or saoct
and Y9k his Golden Pills for Female Weakness etc
~ 'Nte0 III eW months. MRS. II. PRIFOLD
Al, s3 North Fifth St. Philadelphia
-. your rngRist for ROSES GOLDEN PILLS ,ba 1.r
ION rome. Take other. IN: ~: ~ ~ " ~ Iea
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SOMETHING NEW!
THE STEAM WASHER,
OR
WOMAN'S FRIEND.

Steam has long been known as the most powerful
agent removing dirt grease and stains from cloth
ing and bleaching them white. Paper makers haV
for many wears used steam in cleaning and bleaching
their rags and they succeed In making by It's agency
the illhlest plcklngs from the gutter perfectly pure
and white Until the invention Of
The STEAM WASHER, WOMAN'S FRIEND,
although often attempted, no method had been dis
covered of applying steam directly TO the cloth ing
which could be used in a profitable manner Tor
domestic urpOses. The WOMAN'S FRIEND washes
without labor. II will do the washing of an ord narv
| family in thirty minutes 10 an hour. The STEAM
WASHER is superior TO all other Devices for the fol-
| lowing reasons:
| lst. II does its own work. thereby saving large
| potion OF the time usually taken in a family
2d. 1t uses much less soap than is required by any
| other method.
! 81. 1t requires no attention Whatever while the
process OF cleaning is going on. lady can do her
washing while she is eating her breakfast and
| doing up IT. breakfast dishes.
9Th Clothing wears double the time, washed in this
| Washer that II will washed by a machine, or by
hand labor, or wash-board
5th. Lace curtains, and all fine fabrics are washed
in superior manner. For hanneIs this Washer is
FmOst desirable Il will not full them as machine
hand rubbing does All iabrIcs from the finest lace
| o bed blanket, can be washed perfectly, and with
| ease. without The rubbing board.
II is Truly a Labor and Clothes Saving Invention
Read the ioowIng-from Miss X. Offley Smyrna
| messTs WhIenack g. Co.
GENTLEMEN IL have had the pleasure of try
ing your "Steam Washer" or woman Friend" 8nC
alter thorough test am able to pronounce decided lJ
in Its favor. The coIhlng selected the mos
solIed and never have ! whlIer or more
thoroughly ceansed garments than those which came
from the washer after following the directions And
This too OiMOut any labor. 1t is truly Woman
Friend" and should find place in eUry home
Yours respectfully. REBEGCA OFFLEY.
SMYRNA, Del, May 20. 1873.
: Gr II needs only TO he seen to be appreciated.
| For circulars or further information address,
may2ltf WHlTENACK CO..
: i. o. Box 243. Smyme. Del
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for sale at all hours of the day, in large small
| gu inties. may 2l-tf.
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WANTED Farmer in every town as agent for
the Collins Steel Plolos. For terms, &C., ad-
dress, COLLINS 4 Co., 2l2 Water ST., New
York. ap30-3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31

VNANTED-OFFICE BOY. IN BROOKLYN, ABOUT B
w years of age: must know the business streets In New
York and come well recommended. Address box 40ld
New York Post office.
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WANTED--A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER
w and address, Just from school, who is first rat9
penman and quick at fgures steady employmont small
salary at commencement. Address MERCHANT, boz
22l Herald Office.
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Africa Is to be civilized blythe returning OF
the American negroes back tofhe land 81 tnef
rsce. DOUGLASS boots OF Che idea ana 30
win oil the bypocritical phihnthropists az q
sordid politicians, who know that l,s AIN:
cans here are necessary to the SUCCESS OF
their schemes for public robbery and party
power 49,
|. In the meat, time new question arises In
England. Sir BAxrIErr FRERg, who was
sent by the British Government to Zanzibar
to make an effort for the suppression of the
slave trade there, returns to his Government,
III is said, no very hopeful tidings touching
the Africans; and it is supposed that from
him comes the suggestion that the " heather
Chinee" shall go to Africa and root out the
cannibal. The London Times at once en-
ters upon the discussion of this suggestion,
which further embraces the idea that this
revolution in Africa shall be worked out un'
der the auspices Of England.
| The idea is that Africa will never be re.
deemed from barbarism and brought to con
tribute her just share to The subsistence Of
the world under the African. II is assumed
that the Chinese are industrious, ingenious
and constant, and that since they are suited
by constitution to the climate, they can -four
| ish In Africa and bring the vast resources
of that continent into practical use. .-
China is choked with population, and
Africa will readily afford room and support
for all the surplus population of China
| These views are urged with force by the
Times, and the consequence given to them
by that paper is indicative of the Importance
attached to them in England.
These facts present the strange political
anomaly that here in the United States the
National Government has suddenly exalted
to equality with the Caucasian race people
who are thought in England not only to be
incapable of civilization, but to be incapable
of keeping out Of slavery, so that the agent:
of the British Government despair of put
ting stop to slavery as long as there are
such tribes as the Africans of Central Africa
who themselves enslaye one another anC
render nugatory all efforts to abolish slave
ry. A curious contradiction of action anC
opinion in the civilized world.
| There is good reason to believe that the
Chinaman is looked to by England as the
agent for revolutionizing Africa. An impu
tation like this upon the negro race ought tt
be enough to arouse it to something like
heroism in the vindication of itself BuI
will there be any such manifestation of ma
tional pride? Will there be any second tt
the motion of the Rev. Mr.. TURNER? We
| shall see.
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Africans and Chinese.
The English Government and the Afr9ca,,
Question.

The English Government and the african
Question.
Africa seems to be brought under discus
sion by conventional "ordcr Of the day"
In this country the philanthropists have,
under the influence Of a feeling of deyiltry
towards the white people of the South, done
their worst, and there is comparative ces-
sation of the agitation. Naturally those who
have shown SO much love for Africans here
should begin TO show some sympathy for
the race in its native land, where it greatly
needs enlightenment and civilization. Even
an African in the South has, in lecture IN
Savannah, the other day, turned towards the
land Of his ancestors and INDUCED the ardent
hope-nay, something like conviction--tha'
the Africun descendants in this country
would be finally removed to Africa. This
lecturer was the Rev. ii. M. TURNER, d. D.,
LIZ. D.. of Savannah. FRED. DOUGLASS passed
very severe structures upon this expression
of feeling and expectation on the part o!
the reverend gentleman; but that did moi
change the views or aspirations of the rev.
erend gentleman. He declared afterwards
that be thought the African Colonization
Society was !" doing great work."
The Rev. Mr.. TURNER is like one crying IN
the wilderness. He has taken up the idea
of that grand old Society, at the head Of
which were such men us CLAY, ADAMS,
MEEsss, aud number Of their peers, that
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Mister Speakers throughout Virginia, we m isrs
that the name and fame or Gener;u Ice pe IeiI
alone In their ample and lasting glory Tor the space
SAY Of two years. o Dot.rob,,., yn,e,
We do, with oil our heart. Some one, after
travelling through England, drew the in
ference that the Duke of WELLINGTON was the
only great man that country had ever pro-
duced because, after the fall of NAPOLEON,
,ikencsscs and statues of the Duke, and me-
morials of ali sorts in which he was the chief
feature, were to be seen in every city and
town of that country. LEE and JACKSON
were two Of our greatest men. No one
could admire them more than we. Here we
think ofJoHN STUART MILL: who would have
made no such statement as we have just
made. He told the truth and let others
draw their own inferences.l Yet we do not
think 1t in good taste for Virginians to be
cternally prating about them.
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yXTANTED, a competent PRESCRIP-
w TON CLERK. Such one can hear of
good place by applying at the drug store corner
Third and Main streets. References required
Z S-ot
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The New York Tribune speaks a kindly
word for the University of Virginia. We
give the Tribune credit for its good mo.
tiyes; but must tell it that the University
needs no newspaper putfs. Its prosperity is
assured if we ear keep the Radicals out Of
power in this State. The Tribune highly
compliments Mr.. BAyARD's address.
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July lst, 1913,
ct,.PARTSERSHIP

COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned, having this day formed q CO
GIBBS 4 co, will continue the DRUG AND
APOTHECARG BUSHES at the same place,
corner of Third and Main streets.
The business will be under the entire control ana
management Of DIR. w. II. GIBBS, a practical
chemist OF sixteen years experience III tue nus
past of CAREFUL COMPOUNDlNG OF ALL
PRESCRIPTIONS. , ,,,,
CT is together with strict attention 10 business;
and the comfort of Our patrons. we hope to merit
the continuance Of the patronage OF the frlenus Oh
the house and the community al large.
W. II. GIBBS.
w. ELLIS JONES.
E,ru>,c,.D V, ,July l. ls73 jy 5-3t
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F0R nEsT.

DOR RENT, STORE ON CORNEPrs
a Of Twentieth and Franklin streets ami Ga
10 Il. w. JOINER, corner Main and sevepiie -
streets, at "Nshl
jy 4-st JOYSER & N.euc,e
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DISSERTATIONS e. PARTNERSHIPS.

iesGe ' ssP nnderssned
under thr name and style of GIBBS, CRAlGHILL
& CO. is this day dissolved by mutual consent; Mr
GEORGE +. Craighill and MIR. Il. ": Brown retiring
from The firm. W. H. GIBBS,
- 0'N 'ti0 Il" GEORGE =. CRAIGHILL,
r. w BROWN.
RICHMOND. VA july lst, leI3.
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WANTED, TO SELL
WtyES. LI0UORs. TOBACCO. DC.

MEXICAN WIN Els. -HENR1CO
n WINES. manufactured by Doctor James B.
McCarty, his vineyard near Richmond, Virginia.
PRICES:
HENRICO BY the cask of from DO to 45 gallons.
81 IS per gallon: By the case of ]? bottles IS per case
RED HENRICO, 10y the cask Of from 10 to % gal
Ions. 81 pCrgallon by the case OF II bottles, $3.50
per case. 49,.
All orders must he addressed To Doctor JAMES
r.. MCCARTHY. No. 20i Main street, Richmond
Virginia. Y a-lM
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WANTS.

DoY WANTED-One who writes good
y baud Address, in handwriting of applicant,
p O. RoX 43, Richmond. Va. ~ s-3tf
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DOR RENT, the large and comIor'a- o.
bile BRICK RESIDENCE. No 26l5, AT the ~
southwest corner OF Broad and Twenty eleventh.
streets. containing twelve rooms. "a. water. a..
stable, carriage house, kitchen with four room.
large garden, &c, &c.
The grounds comprise about thrct-'"uttha uI The
entire square being l3@ Ivy 33o feet Apply ~
I lie ll-2taw4w CRU bBS lsliNNN'
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CPECIAL SUMMER TICKETS.

The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMp 49,
same div, at 81 for round trip Steamers Iea'e
aiy SUNDAYS exceptedl at ga NJ, and arrive at
P. NJ. Tickets for sale on board Steamers anu soo"
Also. to tne de PEau or Old Point, $3.50; to we
de l'Eau or Old Point and return, -. .,,
/, isIm T. & TATUM, General Agent.
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cPRING PARK BREWE cry,

~ CORNER OF CLAY AND HARRISoS STREETS.
Again has HENRY BOWLER to acknowledge the
generous and Increasing patronage he receives, ana
to announce still further addition TO ms capacity
fuyorite CREAM AL +, and he flatters himself tiat
he viii be able TO firmly establish BoMLER >
RICHMOND ALE as al institution III the capital
of the Old Dominion.
H. b. regards no expense in procuring the finest
material; for the manufacture of his ale, and spares
no eycrtion to- keep 1t OF uniform quality, being
convinced that no more wholesome beverage than
PURE ALE can be offered to the public
y. B.-A report. somewhat TO BIS prejudice: that
another marty was interested in his business Is to-
tally untrue. ,,,,.ur,y
HENRY BOWLER has appointed c. BUGG,
ESD of Farmvie, his agent for the counties OF
Prince Edward Buckingham, and Cumberland.
je 7-deOlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GJ-gULY 5gE 1879
T. qsraroE &sco' havsfaast received by steamer
s,ss s.y,es PhfAsoL sand sUN-sHADEs;
:ss.k and Cambria o MBRELLAs;
black IRON GRENADINES:
selid-colored and black LAWNS;
Sash and other RIBBONS;
Black English GRAPES andCRAPE Wells;
Hemstitched and Linen-Cambric HANDkEh-
CHIEFS;
Black FOULARD SILKS;
Isle and Thread GAUNTLETS, &c, e.. sN .
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1NHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO

THE CO-PARTNERSHlP HEkE ~
L fore existing between the nndersigned, nndef
the name and style OF VALENTINE FRaHMM AZ
LIN is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Ar'
p. 4, FRANKLIN retiring from the firm.
All debts due and owing to the said late paT,nEr
ship are to be paid to NJ; S. VALENIiS ana 't
LIAM f. GRAY, who have assumed all the iiapltl'
ties of tue said late partnership and who WIN fon
tuue the business at the same place, No ~ j.,
MAIN STREET. under the name ana style u
VI - MANN s. VALENTINE,
+. a. FRANKLIN.
WILLIAM +. GRAY.
IL l-lM
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RICHMOND. VA, July lst, 1913.


In retiring from the firm of Gibbs, Craleh>ll a.
Co we would take this occasion TO express cur
thanks to the patrons Of the house for their Gcner-
Gus support. and would bespedk the same for the
new firm GEORGE L. CRAlGHlLL,
K. W. BROWN.
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TTNIyERsITY OF VIRGINIA
DOANOKE COLLEGE,
II SALEM, VIRGINIA.
TWENTY-FIRST SESSION us73-D
>,,o,>-., srDru,fpED 3.ANn ENDS JUNE II.

ADVANTAGES:
1st 4 full and comprehensive Curriculum.
I'd high standard of proficiency IN the olnerel''
departments. .. r.rr
9TH. Library, 1900 volumes; Readng-rooln' Ioo
periodicals. ,
5th. Valuable Cabinet and Laboratory.
sth A location unsurpassed in the country.
eth. Excellent moral social. and religious ao'a'l'
tagcs. - e.. dr.,.,roc
afforded tlau can he found elsewhere In the SCUM
Expense for session OF ten months tlnci.u ,'
hoard, tuition. &c) about 5000 rms amour una >
Inc Unfinished or Increased at option OF student as
to board. .,,.r.;
TheannuaI catalogue, containing full information
on all points will be mailed to any address Oh aP-
plication TO The President: -,,u,,,,
;r,t President.
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Mrs. Candy, the widow of General Candy,
will take up her permanent residence at In.
dianapolis.
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DIVIDENDS.

VIRGINIA HOME INsURAEcE CoMPASf't
KICHMoND, VA, July 4, 1873. )
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS " UP
company have declared SEMl-ANN UA1h L.
DIyIDEED of per cent. free OF all tax, payapie
Oh anu ai'ei 'n' -'' b. c. WHERRY, DR.,
&C.,, Assistant Secretary.
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spTCfAI. NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICES:
w JULY 9TH 1873.
DRESS GOODS AND OTHER .sABkiCs
to be cicsed out this monta.

T. r. PRICE q co, -
.,,,r % rednc,np stock to lowest margin,
VIII VIII, ,r,nr the present month"; offer many styles 81
sn at prices far below their actual ynas
r. addition to which they propose bargains In rsn
1 III n Towels, napkins Table Linen lime. m,nsa
sbeeting, Doyes with many other desirable s'''S
just received by express. ,u,,os.
Kin GLOVES, all Nos.
hi sCE RfIFFS and RUFFLIHG: ..s..r,gs
MUSLIN RUFFS and RgEFLi IN ITIuREAD
ladies, and gentlemen's GAuIE , BY = 20
SHIRTS, &c. Ivy 81 l. ~ -
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HTOTICE.-The firm of VALENTINE *
N FRANKLIN having dissolved by mutual COLI
in time for the fall trade, OF which due no.
Nv Office for the present is with Messrs. WeiSlger
& Co., 1915 Main street. rp,NVr1S
iy l-lw l. a. L iN<>t'AA"
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TIE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA

MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
NA DOLLAR SAVINGS BANk.-RlCHMlND -,
JUL IS73-The Board of Directors Of lbs 9alS
have dcclarged DIVIDEND OF SlA Inh Zen y
months. PAYABLE on and after the 10th day OF July.
" set THOMAS :. ARMlSTEAD, CASHIER.
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CITY SAVINGS BASk,}
RICHMOND, VA, July 3. 1873.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or Ihl -
| RANK have this day declared divlueneH III ~
five Isl ner cent. on the capital STOCK lfee Va on
tares' payable on and after July 10, 1879. ,,,o
laHes' - 10 'A'' EDWARD COHEN, Cashier.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY D, SIDNEY GRAYs, July 3
" ls73-Tn accordance with orders TOD 1 haId
for trial Of aSsentees from last two regimental Il
narades on TUESDAY. 9Th instant. at ociock 4
Ii. i'm the Office of Captain +. NJ. Imooueh' corn'i
of Tenth and Bank streets -, ,,oce No.
Non-commiseioned officers in charge on tnose Pc ro
rades will report all absentees and aDsenLrrs
hereby ordered To be present at the cour-nia '''i
and rsndar excuse. or suffer the proper penalty
by 'i''' - GEORGE w. EAVES,
,,-ot Orderly Sergeant.
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NknRfA&E&.

Masaed IN the sstt aiamo, at the rrstaencex O.
tho ES4SeS Srmres14. by Rev. BE- Baker,I q; ~ 81
FREFSfkN, OF pennsyl vania, 10 Miss ss,les
of Richmond, Va isRs
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-----A-.-AA--assss,
Exf.rftaTNNs.
1pIcSEIC LOWEST POINT,

tTnANDEPIC-NIC TasWEST POINT,
rand viii be In agtendancs. SAN :,
ACE vii come OLA mea will be p rSssen of the
thewinner sDANslEs. w' g,,od LICE HE il assured
sy nS a depo. at The ua ao5
nrces Viii be charged Tickets at the depot ano
the prominent pooA A'A e c;EORGE b. DAVIS,
,r IoTuSIY. MEYER.
- se,s ) Committee OF AsrangeEenn.-
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EDUCATIONAL.

an MONDAY, July 14th, at o'clock A. !,
M. the subscriber will open = UMMEK
School at his residence, corner of Third and Clay
s'! TrRMs: Primary branches, So per mouth; adj
yanccd branches, "a per month. ,,.,.o. 49, ,,di-
He will also give special lessons to classes or ui
yidlals male or female. at O'clock T. ILL., anu "n
oesirer ,oui vi JAMES NJ. DARDEN.