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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

SHPwREcRED SEAMEN SAVED By DoG-The
London papers contain an account OF the wreck
OF the British ship Rebecca, on the coast of Van
Dieman's Land, with the loss of the captain, his
wife, and nineteen of the crew. Eleven persons
succeeded in getting on shore. They could find no
inhabitants After two weeks of suffering and pri-
vation, during which time they subsisted urou
stores washed up from the wreck, they were sur
prised at the appearance of dog which they hail.
ed as the harbinger of deliyerance They wrote
an account of their situation and tied Ii around
the dogs neck. The dog belonged to a gentleman,
named Burgess, who, with party, was exploring
the country. Upon reading the note they imnas.
diately set out for the wreck and came up with the
survivors on the twentythird day after their land
ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

Inc election IN fitisyi,ania to fill the vacancy in
the House of Delegates, oecasioned by the resgna.
ton of George II. Gimer, who has been elected
Judge OF the Pittsylvana circuit win take place ON
the Doth inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

On the 24th, at shooting match in Ohio county,
aquarrei took place between two men, one named
Duff, and the other Laughlin, when Duff stabbed
Laughlin to the heart, killing him instantly Duff
was arrested and imprisoned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

NATIONAL MONUMENT FuND.-The amount OF
contributions, to the Washington Monument Fund
at the Crystal Palace, down to the evening of the
9th ult., was $4,39s.53.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
BY ]. A. CowARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH Is served to subscnsefs
=. s1x .xr ou.RrER CENTS PER WEEK, payable 60
che Carrier weekly Price for mailing, vi year IN
sdvance.
= Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH Is issued every Friday,
and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

The abolitionists have called meeting, to be held
to-day at Syracuse, N. Y, to celebrate the Second
anniversary of the rescue of the negro jerry. who
was two years ago claimed as a fugitive On the
9th ut, the trial of the persons concerned in the
rescue commenced before the U. S. Circuit Court
at Canandaigua. John P. Hale is counsel for de-
PENDANTS What has become of Sewardf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

The Chinese have some curious sarcastic ex-
pressions. OVERRIDING thing they call "a ahanch-
back making bow" and clustering harmless
fellow they denominate "a paper tiger"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

The proprietors of the ST. Nicholas Hotel in
New York, have psremptorily refused to allow any
publication of the arrivals at that house. The New
York Hotel, and the Revere and fremont Houses,
in Boston, also refuse their list of arrivals to be
published in the newspapers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

part of the dowry of the Duchess of Brabant,
$4,000, was lost on the wedding day The gen.
tleman who acted as her cashier. catered gambling
house. lost the money, and blew out his brains
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

There were several burglaries committed in
Nashville, on the 22d September. The burglars
with their false keys are qnte active in their one.
rations there and elsewhere in the West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

The Mormons are making an effort for the con
version of India TO the creed of Joe Smith 1hir
teen ministers" arrived there from the City o
the Salt Lake via California
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

The irish girl who discovered a skeleton ia the
cellar OF house In Leverett street. Boston, three
orfour weeks ago, has never recovered from the
shock received that occasion, and is now In the
insane asylum in consequence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

ATMOSPHERIC TELEGRAPH.-The success of the
experiment in transmitting packages from one
point to another by means of Richardson's atmos-
pheric telegraph, as exhibited at the Mechsnic's
Fair, is quite complete. We cannot discover after
having examined its operation carefully anyi rea-
son why packages may not be eventually, and be-
lore long transmitted in this manner from one CITY
to another with all the certainty with which thew
are now carried by railroad and at a rate almost
equal to that OF the magnetic telegraph or as Mr..
Richardson states, 1000 miles per hour In all at.
mospheric telegraphs heretofore proposed. the
motion OF long column OF air behind the plunger
or ball has presented en- insuperable obstacle to
its operating effectively To obvate this difficulty.
new air is admitted along the line behind the plunr
er, and thus new force is added. The feasibility
OF the plan seems to be established
A company is now being formed with capital
OF S30,O00 for the purpose of constructing line of
telegraph from Boston to New York, having a evil
inder two feet in diameter, by means of which il ia
believed that packages may be transmitted from
one city to the other in fifteen minutes 1t has been
objected by some that the power required to ex.
haust the tube for SO great distance would be so
great that no reasonable number of pumps would
be able to acomplsh it. But this objection Is an.
swered by the fact that it is not proposed by the
plan of Mr. r. to exhaust the air through the
whole length of the tube at once, but as portion
of the air is exhausted and the package rushes
through the tube, the air is cut off behind and a
new column of air commences to act upon it,
The scheme is attracting favor.-B0ston frarslley
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

". B. Rails of Charlottesville, has been appoint
ed Clerk to the Proctor of the University of vir.
ginia.
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clergyman, about leaving Mason county, Ky,
far Virginia, last week, was arrested and put in
iaif for debt, but was soon bailed out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

Hay continues high in the Boston market; 81 10
to 81 Is per hundred for old, aud 81 to 81 10 for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

The Montreal Herald published Mr. KverHlt's
letter to Lord Johu Russell at length, and calls Ii
an admirably reasoned and gracefully woried re-
ply"
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MIR. LEFEBvRE S sCHOOL.-H. P.

V1 LEFEBVRE, A. NJ, will, on the first Monday
in October, succeed Mrs Mead in the charge of her
Boarding and Day School in Richmond, and will be
prepared that day to receive pupils at her late
6idence on Grace street.
Mr.. Lefebvre was for seven years connected with
Mrs Mead's School and subsequently became Princi-
phi of the Williamsburg female Academy the charge
Of which he resigns to engage in larger work in
Richmond.
He proposes to conduct his school upon the se-
metal plan as that of Mrs Mead, retaining several of
her teachers and increasing the strength of the de-
parment Of Foreign Languages, by the assistance of
q resident French Governess, and other auxilieries
The members of the family will form christian
household under the parental care of MIR. and Mrs.
Lefsbyrs.
The School will offer every advantage for the &C.
QUESTION of sound English education, to which will
be added the Ancient and Modern Languages, Mu-
sic, Drawing, &c.
TERMs.-For Board and Tuition in all the English
morths, S24O
Day scholars of all ages, 40
For any Modern Language, 20
Music, Drawing, &c. at Professors prices
Apply to ii. 7. LEFEBFRE, A. NJ,
su so Grace street. Richmond Va
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE


~ FOR YOUNG LADIES.-The exercises of the
Southern Female Institute, late of Fredericksburg,
Va, will be resumed in the city of RckmoNd.
The course of study will be collegiate. There will
be three classes, Junior. intermediate and Senior.
The mode of instruction will be by lectures, and
portions of Text Books.
The apparatus belonging to this Institution is
complete any in the State, and the chenica land
philosophical course will be fully illustrated by expe
riments
The young ladies will be under the supervision
Mrs. Gen Pegram.
The session will commence on the first Monday in
October, and end on the 18th July
TERMS.
Tuition ....................... so 90
Modern Languages eac hexHai.................2 90
One-hal payable the lst day OF October the
rest on the lst OF March.
Graduates of this Institution privileged to
tend the Iectu ltttree etcharge.
Richmon eva; Prof D. Lee Powell, Leesburg, Leu.
con s.,Prot Robt. j Morrison FTederickburg, Va.
D. LEE POWELL,
ROBT. J. MORRISON.
Refer to the following persons: A. A. Morson,
ESQ, Richmond Lieut. Mathew F. Maury of Ma
ticaal Observatory, Washing gton; DR.. Beverley R.
Wexford, Fredericksburg, Va; Dr. George Fleming,
Hanover, Va; Dr. William Gwathmey, King VIII
liam, Va. :Dr. William Dew, King & Queen, Va;
John Whitney, Montgomery, Ala; Thos. 3. Barton
VIM. c. Winston, Esq, Hanover CO., Va.
Mrs Gen. Pegran will receive as boarders young
ladies wishing enter their Institution Miss Vassas
French lady, of superior attainments will board in
the house and thus afford great advantages to those
| studying the French language. One of the Profes-
| sOrs will also board with Mrs. Pegram.
| ETrThe above School will be opened at the very
convenient location Franklin, between 5th and 9th
streets, in the house of Mrs. Frederick Anderson.
| TERMs-Board $780, washing extra
| p lar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

&SASTA ANNA's PoLIcY-A letter from Santa
Anna, President Of the Mexican Republic, to Senior
Lanzas, the Mexican Envoy at the British Court is
published in the London Daily News, in which he
says under date of Aug. 1st, that he shall not rest
lished railway, bank, and good system Of
government, and this he desires to be made known
to the Mexican bondholders in London. The let.
ter was drawn forth by the fact that Mexican bonds
had risen in London four five per cent, in con-
sequence OF the news that a national bank was to
be formed In Mexico to take charge of punctually
paying the interest Of the national debt In the
same letter he asserts that the whole republic en-
joys the most perfect and that he daily
receives from all parts of 1t the strongest proofs Of
adhesion to and respect for his government
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

Hon. r. Fl. Stanton, N. G., Is Is said. has become
ems Of the edisorsof the Mayssille lky9 Express.
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LOSSES AT sEA---One of the Boston papers gives
the following abstract Of losses by sea for the last
lS months:
Ships and Barks. Brigs Schrs.
Total losses, $40 108 I44 3N
Never heard from, SO S IA 40
Put into port in dis
tress, 33e LOG 90 80
Wrecks passed, l02 I5 90 56
OF the above total losses, there were stranded
379; abandoned, I73; burned, II.
There is a total loss for the given period every
twenty two hours; one stranded every thirty.three
hours; one abandoned every seventy i've hours; oae
never heard from every ten days
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r
A. NJ, and 4 to 5 p. M.
LADII
Adkins Mrs Page @
Alhutson Mrs Mary A
Ander son Kitty
Alexander Mrs Julia
Allen Mrs Z ) NJ
Austin Mrs Z B 2
Brown Mrs Lucy
Bramhsm Mrs Lucy A
Bell Jane
Brin ghurt Margaret r
Beauchamp Mrs Ann
Bowen Miss Ella
Bonney Miss n A
Cooper Mrs Robt
Clarke Mrs o d
Clarke Mrs Margaret S
Childrey Mrs Mary A
Clarke Mrs Lucy
Childress Mrs Henrietta
Curl Mrs Caroline
Clark Mrs CIV
Cox Mrs
Drewry Miss Martha S
Diamond Mrs Addin
Davenport Mrs Ann +
Ellis Mrs Sallie A
Elicit Miss NJ G.
Frazer Mrs Martha
Flynn Mrs Mary
Francisco Mrs J w
Graham Mrs Rosetta
Ganeway Mrs Maria
Gordon Mrs Mary
Gillian Mrs + A
Gartner Miss Catherine
Gary Miss Emeline
Gouldman Miss Julia F
Heath Mrs Va
Holland Mrs Sarah
Xix Mrs Sarah
Hocol Mrs Mary A
Holloway Mrs Mary
Hsukerday Mrs Martha
Hall Mrs Matilda
Hunt Mrs J
Holt Mrs } 2
Joseph Mrs Robt A
Jones Mrs Mary
Jones Mrs Dolly
Johnson Miss Susanna
Kumlehn Mrs II
Lucas Mrs Sarah J
Lester Miss SaIlie P
LESLEY. Miss r J
Lewis Hiss Maria L
Moore Miss Susan D
Mays Miss Sallie L
Merryweather Miss NJ A
Morris Miss Mildred A
Meak!ns Miss Maria
Martin Miss Mary V
Morris Mrs MarcelIa
Martin Mrs James
McCarty Mrs N B3
Mckinnon Miss Maria
Nelson Mrs Mary S
Needham Miss Mary
OVERLY Mrs Lucy A
Owens Mrs Mary 7
Pratt Mrs f
Porter Mrs Ann L
Phillips Mrs Catherine A
Price Mrs Elizabeth C
Parker Mrs Eliza
Pulliam Mrs + A
Peasants Mrs | W
Rice Mrs Eliza
Redford Mrs Mary G
Richardson Mrs Maria A
Randolph Mrs Nora NJ
Smith Caroline
Statham Mrs Caroline A
Stansbury Mrs Ellen
Sullivan Mrs 6 L
Smith Mrs Hannah
Smith Mrs Mary H
Timberlick Mrs Susan
Thompson Mrs II
Taylor Mrs NJ A
Tober Ellen
Thomas Ellen
Tish Mrs
Vane Mrs Thos
Ward Mrs Sarah
White Mrs Sarah +
Woodward Mrs Louisa
Wright Mrs Louisa +
White Mrs Lucy B
Wilson Lucy (col'd)
Wright Mrs John E
Wren Mrs Jane
Whitaker Mrs Z
Wright Mrs Ann E
Woodward Mrs Z F
Yarboroush Mrs Elizabe
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
1issters--coal-M -Mardtr--opeaiag Of tAe UnAu:
CHAarorrrsv-,,,, a.. /.

r g
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Sent % fssa
The last few days Of chilly weather h.vs ar,v.,,
from the Springs the crowds which have sper, -.
summer in seeking for pleasure and health Il =.
mountains; and many Of them, particularly South
carolinians, fearing to return home before the
frosts have removed all danger Of miasma, have
stopped awhile in our peaceful village to enjoy our
more temperate climate and beautiful scenery. The
result Is, that our hotels are now crowded 70 their
utmost capacity, and are receiving daily arrivals Of
new Students coming or to attend College IL NAV
NOT oe improper just here to add, that some seven
OF signt young ladies from your city have been
spending the summer at our hotels and TO their
fascinating manners and personal charms we ara
m no small degree indebted for much that a, sne,
happily on the long dull days Of mid surnmer In .
country town They win leave in few davs and
oao1sss return to Richmond with the hsarrs of
'etSlal I OF Our young gentlemen.
- ,ealn tnaf there Is considerable complaint ON
ine pars OF our citizens Of the difficulty of obssia
ing and the high prices thew have 10 rive f- ra,
seas ueaI OF Coal Is consumed here every win
Lef, anu as tnere Is regular coal merchant ,ith
~ nucn aitfculty in procuring regularly
coal yo,,,d Ior tuei If some one Of your
establishing an agency in this place am surs ~ ~
they could make it profitable in yestrs,s "s
very aggravated murder was cono,n;t.ad a.,
Blue Ridge, in this county Sehuvsr I"ra. VI ss sa5
been upon bad terms with young man ns,nsJ
Shihett, and threatened to shoot him r he 80 s
his foot upon his land. On Sunday, as shiaest aoJ
two other men were passing alsng the public road
in front of Jones house, Jones came 10 ths isa.
and raising gun to his shoulder, called uuon Slid
lett to prepare to die Shiheft asked to know wba.
ne had ever done to provoke such an attack and
without replying to the question, Jones fired-the
ball, passing through Shitletts cheek, severed the
artery OF the neck-he fell, Immediately arose, ran
some twenty yards and fell upon his face corpse.
Jones has been arrested and committed to iail for
examination at October County Court
The number of Students arriving is quite heavy.
All OF the dornitories in the College buildings have
been taken, and several OF the boardinghouses are
already filled, shall not be surprised if the nam
Der of students reach five hundred. r.
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II. R. Hill, Esq, who lately died Of yellow fever,
lifetime over S300,00O Inhis will he says
Il want my negroes well treated Bat for aJeii-
tt.tonfsna, should have been able 10 do more for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

IHE RECENT CoaEr-Reports ON the new COM
8. from rom nearly all the principal observatories Of
EsnoPe' mare been received 1t has been distinstly
,,s Visible az Dieppe, France, from the sea shore.
ne astronomer And, assigne Il diameter Of 8, 900
miles, ana to its tail length of -four and half mil
lions, ana breadth Of 90, 900. distance from tho
earth sixty eight millions Of miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

Two parties Of 30 inea each, lelt Amherst Mass,
one dag last week. on squirrel hunt one party
killed !, as; the Other egs, before night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-01

ITO MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL
Il ROAD CARS, IRON, &c.-Proposals will ha
OF tirginia" " in the city of Richmond until ocloc
7. NJ, on the first MONDAY in December next. for
furnishing the Freight and Passenger CARS required
for the equipment of the Eastern and Western diyi
sions of the COVINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
Also, for the CAST IRON work required in the
said road.
Also, proposals for furnishing RAILS for the track
of said road, to be made at each end thereof
Each proposal must be endorsed Proposals for
Cars Cast Iron Work, &c,' and shall state whether
the articles proposed to be furnished will be manu-
featured on the line fthe road or elsewhere.
The proposals to be addressed to the undersigned
JAMES 6. PAXTON
Superintendent of the Gown gton
and Ohio Railroad
RICHMOND. Sept. Is, 1853 14-3taxxtd
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EDUCATION.
NLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

4 NIASSlCaL AND MAIHEMAIICAL
~ AeADEMf-sIn the cottage on Governor street,
nearly opposite the Governors house)-ERNEST
fOLGER, PHI. D. and GEORGE s. PATTON, Prin-
cipais.-The above institution, intended to inpsrt
thorough CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL Ed
UCATtON, ss far necessary for entering any cot
First MONDAY IN 6cTo BPs'a'Si R NEXT, for for
the following ten months. The subscribers, who
have been connected with two of the most prominent
institutions in the State, and have acquired an init
mate acquaintance both with the requirements of
colleges and the deficiencies of preparation, atter
themselves that they will give ample satisfaction TO
the public.
The Classics ana the Modern Languages will be
taught by DR.. <. voiger; the Mathematics and Eng
lish branchesb by Mr. George s. Patton. Unnecessary
competent assistants wiIibe employed
For Classics and Mathematics $50 for each of the
Modern Languages s2D-one-haif payable in advance
the remainder on the lst of March
For particulars see our Prospectus, which will be
circulated a possible.
Early applications are desired Apply to either of
office. corner of Main and flth streets and Mr Pat
tonfor the next ten days-at his fathers residence
corner of 9th and Franklin streets.
GEORGE S. PATTON.
REFERENCES:
Visitors and Faculty OF University of Va; Faculty
OF Virginia Military Institute; Rev. DR.. Edward Ro-
bnson. New York Professor Longfellow and Doctor
Charies3 eek ofHarvard University, George Ticknor
Esq, Boston.
At maeting of the Board of Visitors, held Tues
day, June 9th, 1855
Resolved That tAe Board of Visitors highly appre-
ciate the learning zeal and ability of DR.. EVoger
who for time acted Assistant Instructor in the
School of Modern Languages in the University of
Virginia and deeply regret, well the which
placed him under the necessity OF relnquishing his
official employment in the institution, as the loss of
his valuable services
Teste, s. 6. TUCKER,
Secretary Of Board of Visitors
Dr. Ernest Folger has during two sessions, acted as
Assistant Instructor i'll the School of Modern Ian
guages. Profound and extensive learning combined
with great facility and tact in communicating know
ledge others, have secured 10 him unusual success
es a Teacher. In his private intercourse with stu
dents also, his high-toned principles and gentlenany
department have exercised most healthful infu-
ence.
am well convinced, therefore, that DR.. Volger is
emnently qualified to direct higher Latin school,
and well deserves the confidence of parents and guar
diaus. N. SCHELE DE WE'RE.
Prof. OF Modern Languages, &c.
University of Va, June, Isr, 1855.
I do, with great confidence, recommend Mr.. Geo.
5. Patton einentiy qualified to take charge OF
Classical and Mathematical Academy. Mr. Patton
of the distinguished graduates OF his
class and possesses qualifications that entite him to
most liberal support.
FRANCIS H. SMITH. Superintendent.
Va. Military institute, Aug. H. 1888.
au 24-3tawtOct
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Dx JOHNSON ~yykeH DR. Johnsen courted Mrs
Potter (oho.a he aftsr0Uds xbssyssd. he tsid her
he vas OF mean eessas<loA sAss he had no money.
and that he had IN anels Asaged The LAZY by
cay q redusieg herself 70 ~ rqWsliiy 9Th the
Doctor, replied, ihas - en1 more money than
hinssf asIf that though she had not had rela;loA
hanged, she had fifty who dsserssa to be.
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ENGLTSH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

H on CHURCH HILL Richmond, Va, by L. JE-
TER GEORGE.-The design of this Schosls to i'm
part such instruction boys is necessary for the
common business OF life, to prepare them for high
er seIn1arits of learning.
The School will open the last Monday in Septem-
Der, and close in July, new building which is
to be erected for the purpose the of Grace
aud 18th streets.
TERMS, payable quarterly in advance.)
For English Branches ................ $50
For English Branches, Higher Mathematics, Ma
tuTal Philosophy Chemistry, Latin Greek, &c 40
Ne deduction except in of protracted illness.
REFERENCES.
Rev r. B. c. Howell d ID Prof H. ]. Christian,
/" B Manly, Jr., Geo. +. Dabney,
I" J. B. J eter, d. D., Z" L. Turner,
r. Rylsnd, 4" B. Puryear,
/" r. Ford, Mr.. Th J. Evans
DR.. W. II. Gwathmey, Mr.. J. NJ Murray,
Mr.. Jas Thomas, Jr, Mr. A. H. Sands
2S-I2iF
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THE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE

Ep.NEID, STnEDn y q u ~ . ~ !,
EXCHANGE HOTEL-DocroR PLUME Co
are still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment and cure of al delicate diseases at this old
Institution
People in the country, when visiting the city ara
very particularly invited to call No charge for con.
ders
Doctor r Co. are the makers and sole venders of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW
ERS, which has stood the test of time and which Ia
ulrvaied in giving tone and yigor to system shat.
life. - S
All letters, prepaid, promptly attended to. Office
hours from A. NJ, till . r 81
au 5-dkwts RICHMOND Va