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The New York herald., 1875-07-18

JIrANTgD-BoARD FOR YOUNG MARRIED CoUPLI
w at Harlem; would furnish own room no othe
boarders preferred. Address, stating terms, &c, W
n. s. l. 27f Broadway
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BOARD AMONG MOUNTAINS AND PINE GROVES
- Cool, quiet retired; no WEAKNESS IRON following
style mosquitoes; grounds well shaded; prices low
differences unexcepuonable L. DC CDLEY, Cornwall
Conn.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

M WEST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
II and Sixth avenues-H Handsomely furnished
Rooms parlor and second floors to let, with good
Board: summer prices.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

90 wAvERLEY PLACE.-FURNIsHED ROOMS,
IA on second and third floors, with Board; by the
year II desired.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

s)OD STREET, NO 100 EAST NEAR FOURTH AVE
As) nue.-Handsomely furnished Rooms second and
third floors, with superior Board. References ex-
changed
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

7O7 WEST TwENTY-FtFiH SIRE ET.-FURNIsH.
w ed Rooms TO let; also few gentlemen to Board
hot and cold bath
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

77TH STREET 1855 wEsT.-Two LARGE HALL
III Rooms to let with Board, suitable for gentlemen ,
newly furnished and painted; house DELIGHTFULLY."- stu
ated references
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

1C0 MACDoUGAL sTREET.-HANDsOME FRONT
LZO Room to let, with Board single Rooms, s5 to SO
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

A sToR PLACE HOTEL, 25 AND a. THIRD AVENUE
IN opposite Cooper Institute lilo Rooms 50 cents TO
So night; new house, newly furnished; European
plan always open.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

DOARD AT A FARM HOUSE FRONTING THE
ID sound. % miles on Long Island splendid shade bath
ing and nshng on the premises; terms $40 {. FIRLlNG
Locust Valley, L. l.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

s1clD STREET 3l7 EST.-HANDSOMELY FUR
WI nished Rooms hot and cold water, with superior
Board location unsurpassed and convenient all cal
and stage routes; terms low
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

t LONG BRANCH-BELUTIFUL ROOMS AND
n good, substantial Board 81 weekly and onward; 10
TO - minutes walk from beach, also BOARD by day In
quire % Mrs SMITHS cottage Nam street. OF the
stage drver on the arrival OF train stage passes the
door or s9g Broadway. New York, at WM. ULLNERS
or 3l3 Hast Fourtee nth street
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company.-For y. Thomas Brazil
The elegant screw ste lmshlp MERRIMAtK 2OnO tons
burden; @ Captain w Weir. viii sail tor St thomas,
Para, Pernambuco, Bahis ana Rio Janeiro on Friday
July 20 at three O'Clock 2. NJ pier IS North River
For freight or passage apply TO
WILLIAM r. GARRISON, Agent
No. Bowling Green
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DOARDER5 WANTED-NBAR TIE CATsKILL
- Mountains; delightful boarding house. situated on
high grounds splendid views plenty of shade; good
boating ana fishing, within short ride from the rive
good accommodations WIN. CAMPBELL, Freehold
Greene county, n. y
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

IILEGANT FAMILY HOTEL, NEARER WALL
II street than your uptown house; all the rural advan-
tages Of distant resorts 90 trains time 80 mrutes
health and beauty Of location pure spring water fruits
flowers, play grounds groves walks boating and bath
ing; Alderney milk extensive stables. Circulars at
room l6 229 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

CORNWALL, ON HUD oN.-DELIGHTFULIY Lo-
" Gated house high ground cool boating fishing and
driving excellent table also Cottage and stable; high
. est references. Address X W. Cornwall, on hudson.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

7CH EAST TWEEN rY- SEVENTH STREET.-FIRST
lZO Second ana Third Floors TO let: large airy
rooms also hall Rooms, with good Board; terms low
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

GOD STREET, WEST, NO. sls.-FoR GENTLEMEN.
Ia fine Roonis table attendance and house superior
convenient to all and stage routes, including ele-
waited railway; terms liberal
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

COUNTRY BOARD-PRIvATE FAMILY; MOUNTAIN
~ scenery high er0unds lew miles from Lake MO
hawk. Sddress ELlING 7. DEyo, New Paltz, Ulster
county. ~ Y.
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COUNTRY BOARD PARTIES FURNISHED WITH
" comfortable Board farm only 81 miles from
city, six minutes from depot, on New YORK and Harlem
road pleasant location; charges moderate. Address
n
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

(tATsKILL.-A Faw FIR II CLASS BOARDERS IN
~ aprlyatc family Rooms large, airy and well fur.
nshed In f of the Catsklll Mountains Prospect
Park and Grant House. with twelve mile view OF the
Hudson River Address j. ID. SlfAfFER, Catskl N. Y.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

81 BOND ST, FRONT PARboR-A YOUNG LADY,
n speaking French as housekee per in widowers 5
family; references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

CORNWALL, ON HUDsON-LEBANON COTTAGE
- commands magnificent views river and mountain
air; excellent table, boating ana hshing also pretty
furnished Cottage with without private table; ref
erences required.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

BOARD AT MAPLEWOoD. N. J.-PURE MOUNTAIN
IL air. extensive grounds well shaded large pleasant
room broad piazza conveyance and from the depot:
good table plenty milk and eggs fruit and vegofa
bles prices to suit the times For particulars address
box 36 Post office, South Orange NJ j.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

'TIlRAVELLERS FOR THE RHINE, SOUTH GER.
i many switzerland, &C.. cannot possibly make their
journey in more agreeable ana comfortable manner
than by the Houandish Mail Steamship CALAND, Can
tain Deddes, on Thursday I'D OF July direct Roter
dam Elegant first aud second cabins SD ana 500
Steerage acconmodations unsurpassed.
l.. W MORRIS, so Broadway
O,DoNQyAN R0ssA'S STEAMSHIP AND RAIL
~ road ticket Information office IN connection with
his hotel. lS2 Chatham square, New York; cabin pas
secured for country correspondents Drafts paya
BILE everywhere; Ireland, England
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

WINoHEsTER HOUSE, EUROPEAN PLAN, COR
w ner of Broadway and Thirty-6rst street.-This
hotel Is newly fitted in elegant style embracing all the
modern improvements hot ana cold water, baths &c
pleasant and comfortable single and family Rooms a.
summer prices.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

A PLEASANT HOME, WELL SHADED. AND NOUN
"A tain scenery, can be had at milk dairy farm for
ten persons or less number, or one party acquainted
preferred, with substantial Board distance 60 miles
from this city and three from depot ana village o.
Unionville; terms Sc 10 81 per week. Address NJ. w.
ELSI0N, UnionvIlle, Orange county, NJ \.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

DERS0NS WISHING B0ARD-PLEASANT ACCOM-
IL modatlon can be had at the West ConesyIe Tenn
perance House, terms SO per week five miles from the
New York, Kingston and Syracuse Railroads 10 min
uies walk to stevens Falls coed fishing and hunting
grounds near by; livery Stable attached. Reference.
W. +. Foshay, $50 and 3S2 Broadway New York. Ad-
dress S. CASE, West COnesvc N. y.
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HOTELS.

A Try, LIGHT ROOMS, NEW ENGLAND HOTEL
"A Bowery and Bayard street; 2U1 newly furnished
rooms; lodgings, 5Oc nightly So weekly; tor gentlemen
onl
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

(NATSKILL NORTHUMBERLAND AT GLEN COT
" tage, Mountain House and falls: terms moder
ate Address o. GLENNoN Catskill n. Y, apply TO
ID. CURLEY, IL Centre street.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

4 LARGE SQUARE ROOM WITH HALL ROOM CON-
Meeting 70 two gentlemen, with first class Board, Tor
ei8 per week also other elegantly furnished Rooms,
with without Board at very reason able terms ziO
West Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

LNIRST GLASS BOARD AT LONG BRANCH-FOR SIX
IL or eight persons the and depot new
house aud furniture. Address box 73 Post Office Eas
Long Branch, N. j. References given and required.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

COUNTRY BOARD AT A FARM HOUSE IN NEW
~ Jersey-Pure mountain air; plenty OF shade crO-
qet stabling horses &c terms moderate For full
particulars call Monday at 355 West Eleventh street.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

HOUNTRY BOARD wANTRD-FOR A GENTLEMAN
~ vito and chid, years Of age must be within
hour Of New York Address giving ull particulars q.
W. X. box iN Herald office.
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TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY ON THE
TRAIN OR AT TIE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD
N. B.-No BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

IrOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IT The Cromwell Steamship Line
The steamship kNICkkRBOCKER Captain Kemple.
will leave pier No North River saturday July a.
at3P H. Freight received daily Through rates given
10 Galveston, 1ndianola R0ckport or Aranzas Wharf
Brazos santiago ST. Louis ana Mobile. CABIN passage,
$50; steerage $1S For freight or passage Apply 70
CLARK 4 SEAMAN NJ Weat street 49, "
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

A Try soOMs AND GOOD BOARD. ON SHREws-
"A bury RIVER Ia hours from city; grounds shaded
bathing. &c App5 at No. 5sS Sixth ayenue or 10 AL.
FRteD PFAU. Red Bank n. J.
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COUNTRY BOAKp.

A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER HOME ON SOUT
n Shrewsbury River.-Fine shade, bathing. bodtin
fishing, staping, &c table aud attendance first cas
no malaria mosquitoes highest references. Apply
4l West Fortyfourt street 3W East seventeenth ST.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

DARTIES DESIRING TO SPEND The SUMNER
a near New York at farm house, where the best OF
Board bathing dc be had should ADDRESS for par.
uculars HOME COMFORTS, box 4 2l2 Post office.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

DERGEN .PoINT-ONE OR TWO COUPLES. OR A
~ lew single gentle emen can obtain first class Board
at Bergen Point; only five minutes from the depot; fine
bathing, boating and nshng terms very low Address
L. j. r., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

TOURIST TICKETS ISSUED TO ALL PARTS OF
Europe and America at reductions ranging from 10
to 45 per cent below ordinary they do not require
their holders travel in large parties Good on any
train, steamer or diligence. first of second class.
Irish and scotch tickets must be procured America
Cooks EXcursi0nistn price 10 cents by mall has
particulars and fares OF over 900 10 Europe and
round the world.
Cooks American Programme giving particulars
OF 1000 cheap and pleasant America can
be had application, tree of charge 10y mail 10
cents. COOK, son & JENKINS
corner Broadway aud Warren street.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

10 WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET, OPPOSITE
IJ Fifth Avenue Hotel.-Elegantiy and newly fur
Tshed Rooms with without Board; transients taken
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

7O7 WEST TwENrY-FIRST STREET HAND
= somey furnished Rooms, with or without Boa rd
10 let, singly or en- suite
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

100 WEST 18TH STA WOMAN WISHES TO &C
e)O out by the day 10 wash and or to do house
cleaning, or Will take washing at her residence.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

(rITIZENs' LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY
" connecting with all railway lines North and West
Elegant steamboats, leave daily Saturdays excepted
r. NJ from pier 40 North River, foot of Leroy street.
Through tickets sold over all connecting lines
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A FEW
IN boarders; gentlemen preferred five minutes from
Mansfield station. Address D. box 25 Post Office. Ny
ack. n Y
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

[NoUNTRY BOARD. HALF MILE FROM KINGSTON
~ n. N-Large piazza, plenty shade piano. first class
table; mountain air, mosquitoes; terms ST. Address
box l,57l Post office New YORK.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

(NoUNTRY BOARD At A FARM noUsE-oNE HOUR
- IRON city on Midland road mile from station.
inquire of L. PATTERSON, "a Whitehall street. New
York.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

80 MACDoUGAL sTREET.-FlNE AIRY ROOMS
20 good Board. Sc a weeS.
Table boarders accommodated
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

MICE ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD CAN BE OBJ
fishing, NC. Address G. HENRY HoWELL box 1856 Post
office Riverhead H. l.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

NTANTED-IN THE COUNTRY (AT FARM HOUSE
w in Wcstehester county preferred by a single gen
tleman sitting Room AMI Bedroom, with breakfast
served in room. Address, stating location and terms j.
Z. NJ Herald office. ' -
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CATsKILL EoArs Up THE CREEK PASSAGE 81
~ cents NEW CHAMPION aud WALTER BRETT
with Churehs stages for Cairo, Durham Windhari
and all points west
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

DIST STREET NO. 40 EAsT.-RooMs EN- SUITE
I'll or snelv 10 pa rites desiring first class Board ;
permanently or transienty also hall Rooms; REFER
ences exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

DACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE-FOR CALIFOR-
a mia, Japan aud China from pieT AZ North River.
FOR ASPINWALL
Connecting for all Central American aud Pacific ports
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
GREAT REPUBLIC. .................. August
For freight passage apply at pier a. North River.
II. j. BULLAY, superintendent
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Oh WEST FIFTEENTH STREET-DOUBLE AND
C-k single Rooms connecting, paror second third
and fourth floors professional male COOK, neat attend
ants and first class table at reasonable rates
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SIMMER REsnRTA.

HROFT HOUSE. GARRIsON'S n. ". OPPOSITE
- West Point strictly family summer house; terms
$40 TO Sl5i can ACCOMMODATE few more families Ad
IS above
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BROOKLYN BOARD

A LADY DESIRING A PLEASANT HOME DURING
IN confinement medical attendance, nursing &c car
call address 405 Decatur street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
reference gwen.
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DoARD AMONG THE CATsKILLs MARTINS
ID Hotel Lexington. Parties desiring BOARD will do
well TO address II. A. MARTIN, Lexington, Greene
county, n. Y.
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A QUIET HOME AND GOOD BOARD CAN BE Oh
N tanned at farm house IL miles from Catskill,
the mountains; terms So per week.
ELMER SMITH, Freehold Greene county, n. y.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

1870 LEXINGTON AvENUE-FURNIsHRD ROOMS
1Oy and apartments to let, en- suite or singly with
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

N x ST. MARKS PLACE.-PLEASANT, FURNISHED
'tO Rooms TO lei. with Board, to gentlemen and
wives; also single Rooms TO respe ctabe parties good
table; SO ana 81 per week choice location.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

% WEST TWENTY SECOND sTREET.-vERY DE-
s)O srable Rooms 10 let with Board suite ngly
TO famlies or gentlemen; reference.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

GO TO so PER wEEK.-GoOD. TABLE. AT DAVID
tDO ROBlNSON'S, Centre Morriches, Long Isl and.
fine sailing. fishing shooting SURF and still water batn
ing two minutes walk from the bay. CITY reference
Bond street.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

BOARD AT FARM HOUSE, SIX MILES FROM CATS
ID kill-Grand views, boating and bathing; terms 81
per week u not suited Board VIII be secured else where
GEORGE w. FISHER Kiskatom Greene county n T.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

WANTED-Two WELL FURNISHED CQNNECIING
w Rooms with bath ana stationary whsh nd, with
a widow lady or where there are no boarders Board
for lady only state price tmoderate) location and per-
Uculars generally. Address COMFORTABLE, DoA lfo
Herald Uptown Branch offcc.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

5QS WEST FIFTEENTH sTREET-Tn1RD sToR'
n OO front and back Rooms b let with Board; suta
BE for gentleman and wife or single gentlemen
The New York herald., 1875-07-18

EOUNTRY BOARD-IS A PLEASANT LOCATION;
~ nDe shades cunning nshing sailing, smooth
water bathing terms moderate. HAMILTON ROBIN
SON, Centre horchcs, l..
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The Presi1ent:SSDeech.

ThaEepublIcans, or, her, the othcc.bold-
ers and third.,erm e1en, are quite jolly that
his Exeellency President. GRANT has made O
speech tat, compared with all other of bis
efforts,'!s long, The official organ eX-
claims: "Tbere is GOODNESS in the speech
~s of President GRANT which will please his
friends sud stlrtle bfs,euemieS." 1t sounds
so we'll for ruler, ,and OommeDds him
so clearly for third team. lHeseems to be
"puttipg his hand to things" 1t proves,
says the "esgan, "his ability TO make
"bimself understood with his pen in a
"manner badly less fsrcib'e than when
&" with bis Sword he convinced the epe-
"mies of his,.country that master mind
|tconteuded,feS victory opsr'tbeu" Very
gootl The sword and the .pen spe.not too
much mixed. sphe pen is made to speak like
the sword TO the people he governs, and
they .as we'll asethe "enemiss Of his .coun-
try" must pertoree understand "thskg mas.
ter smipd'' contends "for Gic;ory eover
them"
We imagine that the money pewer':S not
displeased with the organs view OF IL. For
with GRANTS espp&sal of theit cause We
conjecture the third term is not so abhor-
rent 70 them. We believe that tase "thirI
term has risen fifty per cent. in the last
sixty days; and that this "iong Speech'n
causes the maEket to be. Gery buoysss, indi-!
eating afurtber rise.
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Mr.. Lo" has become fsaucIer. There
is no use IN longer pressing him. He has
found that the BLACK Hills are "desretl
with desireS aud his experience with the
sha'pers has taught .hin some LESSONS. He
therefore says that the old plan of getting
Indian aads Is played out. He asEs various
prices, and saderate View of bis .expec.s.
tions is $2,50o.ASo per aasam. OF course
that sharp Yankee ."Uneie SAN" Will nav
no such price. So he will TRUST to Hehasces.n
His boys will be seq! out, and they will play
the game of the hedgehog wita 4he rabsit.
Upcle SANS 500 will take u part Of the bed
and he aii' continually ask for more
room, reinforcing his request as did he
hedgehog with some of his spiues directed a,
the fesby parts Of Dir. Los body. or course
MIR. Lo gives the desired room, ana the re-
suit is that Dir. Lo gets out OF the bed. and
Uncle SAWS son bias iho whole OF it, This |
u 70 DE tha fat OF poor 10. He, indeed, has !
wrinkle, as 10 shown by his demand OF two I
ml'ilen and bsIf per unnum for his rich
hilis. Hul Lo. he Is 10 bis horn.book OF
L'aaIs sa9 ara:s%%F. U-c!s 81: vi! Il. |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02

GEORGE HAISEs.-The people Of Fayette
county, in public meeting on the 18th ul'
tmo, at their courthouse, expressed their
opinions warmly with regard to Mr.. GEORGE
HA1SEs, who was arrested in this city upon
the charge of grand larceny, preferred by S.
II. Brown, of Cotton Hill, Fayette county.
Dir. HAlNEs was examined on the same day
before II. A. MONTGOMERY, Of that county,
and acquitted. sThe citiZ4ns resolve that the
charge was brought against Mr.. HAISEs to
"bring bis name into diSrepute and iniure
his future prospects," They further resolve
that HAISEs has conducted himself honor.
ably, and that BBowN, aboye-named, has con-
Quoted himself in manner "pregnant with
disrepute," and that his veracity is little to
be relied upon.
We publish the facts because every mans
character is delr TO him, because the arrest
of Mr.. HAINEs in this city was noticed in the
Dispeteh, and because the people of Fuyelte
should be heard in yindica,on of ore o.
their own people from malicious prosecu.
tipp
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Rsesidsit Grant on Both Sides.

President GRANT in bis message in the
year 1878 says:
"In view OF the great actual contraction
That has taken place Ia the currency. ana the
coin parssive contraction continually gcing
on, due TO the Increase Of population. increase
Of rnasEIfactories, aud all the INDUSTRIES
do net believe there is too much OF 1t now
for the dullest period Of the year."
Md now President GRANT, having Jofneo
the-rad.srinds and gamblers, declares that
he will veto any bill repeating the resump'
tioa act. The resumption act forces upon
the nation present contraction In pursu'
nce of the enormous contraction that has
xlready taken place, that mast he ruinous 10
'xhe country Yet General GRANT, VINO
thought in 1873 that there was not too much
currency aeoat for the business of the coui-
try, now joins those who would contract the
currency and grind the people, ana roast
them to death ou grid iron.
This is the way with GRANT. Tie always
excites hopes that be disappoints. VINO
would have thought that the author Of the
| opinion above quoted would have approved
the enormous contraction the country has
sustained?
We shall see whether the people can be
twirled about at the will of the President,
or not.
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he time bca, him. Uncle SAM will get us
ni,ls for nothing. He Amt in The hao''
# having for what he wao''-"o'
no And moor Id will, alter all, DC com,
pel,cd to get little nearer The "se''.os soo.
Finally he will sink down with II III the
,..,oo of the Pacific, and there. an end
If him. AS 10 whether The being VINO sur
.;ros him and takes his Black Hills aud other
desirable premises is better than hs' or makes
tho world better than he would have made
il i, matter for decision Of Judge above Us
oil For the present our friend Lo has our
most decided sympathy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02

JAMES F. JuHNsoN DEcLISEs.-Th Lynch
burg Ne,rs of yesterday morning publishes
the following explicit and decisive card from
Mr.. JAMES F. JOHNSON, who was recently
nominated for the State Senate by the Re-
publican Convention assembled at Campbell
Courthouse:
"a Card.-In answer to numerous inqni-
ries made 10 regard TO my candidacy for the
State Senate take this mode Of announcing
that an not candidate, and cannot accept
the nomination recently mlde by the Con.
yention of the Republican party at Campbell
Courthouse.
81 do not wish to be voted for at the ap.
preaching election, and if | was elected L
would not consent to serve.
II removed to this place for the purpose
Of pla ,ticing my profession. My private
and professional engagements claim the
whole of my time. | bave no inclination to
enter political life, and if had could not
afford to do so. JAMES +. JOHNSON.
"Lwchburg, September 80, 1870"
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MAR REAesES.

Married, September 22. 1875, by the Pey. rallas
Tucker. Miss EMMA j. PkkOE u JAMES w.
GAINES.
Norfolk IVA J, New York city, aud San Francisco
(Ca1) papers please copy.
Married. September IS. 1878 by Rev. II. G.
Crews, Nr. JOHN NJ. RULLiFAST and Miss ST.
SAN ). HOW ARD both OF Henrico county.
Married. September 80, 1875. nv Rev. IT. G..
Crews. Mr.. FRANCIS a. FRENCH. OF this city,
and Miss ALICE W. LEBER. of Fenrico county.