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iln Esq HeSsra Association o. Hsw oras, n.e
ss. p. f ssss' Nc Or Hcv.,sn.; WIN asa .
49, clnb' pr Miller Or Wslthsll -R ailantyne,
Eso.1Jene,te, E,q, Miller E.g with ten nursea-.
From Ausu:.., ess-Jasss e Us, or G.a s,saon;
ssn REF ssF., na " skinner W Doa.s.or,.
'0g,s student EsoI -lsa
SsrIue. Or Rsysuel Dr. Huser, Or Holmes. Dr. Steele,
Or wiIiman Prot Miles. 20 so,p;s +S SI,syss.
esston have about forty. ak nurses at their COM
manS From Richmond, vs-Dr Hsrsrove. II Ny
ss. sss x.0P P BisF Ff:smsn' d. ssas Prom
York-Dr West From Hsvana-Dr. Wilson, Dr. De
Castro.
The following are the names and f.tes Of the Rich
mond deleestion who went to Norfolk:
Physicians Dr. P. C. Goooh, dead; DR.. Hargrove,
Nurse. Walter Scott, dead; Jas. Mccormick,
dead; A D Victor, dead; David Pile, dead; Messrs.
Eneish returned; Thos Watson, returned henry
Wsss , up Mr. ,,o ssasss OF tsysr MT Dorap
returned; Jas MAY returned In Portsmouth,:
Physicians DR. Thos. Howle, dead DR. Grow,
not had the fever and 10 still duty Dr. Geibardt.
dead. No nurses with this dele ation
Among the contributions to the Norfolk and Forts
mouth fund are, Pittsyivans s4on; B.p'is. Church,
Culpsper H. 500; Greeuville $50 methodist
Church, Salem. Fauqusr 800. Several school girls
orphans Of the two cities
The Chairman of the Hampton Relief Commit
tee hereby acknowledges the receipt OF the follow
ing sums which have been placed In the bank to
the credit of the committee:
From the President Of the United States 1925 90
From Mrs Letitia Tyler Semple daughter of
Ex- resident Tyler) .---..----------- - w
from Peter p. Mayo, Esq, of Norfolk D w
From Rev. James D McCabe, Rector ST.
Johns Church, Wheeling ..-..----..-:.. ~ 90
from w. 81. Bruno, Esq, Treasurer Balti-
more Relief Association. 200 w
rom lbs Mayo, Esq, Mayor of the city OF ~ ~
Aotai 900 w
The Committee also acknowledge the receipt OF
provisions and mattresses from Baltimore, and
with other things not necessary to enumerate now,
nsve 1t In their power to make those who are ct
Camp Falls" .comfortab lie. and all who come sat-
i,f I'd. John C.. McCABE
Chairman Relief Committee.
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SENATOR DOUGLAS IN ST. LC

ST. LOUIS, Sept. Ex-senator Douglas ad
dressed large meeting here last night. He
denounced the fanaticism invoked by the
Fugitive Slave Law and Northern men who
pronounced it unconstitutional discussed
the Nebraska bill, and said that Congress
had no right to interfere in the local laws of
st ates or Territories. The Know Nothings
were bitterly denounced.
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THE TELEGRAPH Eyropr1oN

NV YORK, Sept. 22.-Tbe journal of
Commerce and Courier and Enouirar con.
tam severe editorials against the recent ex-
torflonate arrangement made by the two
telegraph companies between this city and
washington. by which tolls are increased
rom oneto three hundred per cent above for.
ner rates on some classes of messages. We
understand from reliable source that a new
me, on an entirely novel and improved
principle, will be built between the two
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THE YELLOW FEVER IN NEW OR.
LEANS-DESTRUCT FIRE.

NFw ORLEANS, Friday, Sept. 81, 1856
The yellow fever here is no longer consider
cd epidemic The number of deaths by it
during the present week will not equal those
from other causes.
Four stores on Chartress street, in this
CITY, were destroyed by fire last night, and
1he Bee newspaper office was considerably
damaged. The loss is estimated at 500, 900.
Two men were badly injured during the fire
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INTERESTING LIREI, STTIT

CHICAGO, Sept 21.-A libel suit has been
Instituted at Milwaukee against Judge Hub.
bell, of the Second Judicial Circuit Court,
by the editor of The Daily News of that CITY,
on account of a statement alleged to have
been made by the Judge that Attorney Gen.
eral Caleb Gushing offered him a bribe of
$4,000 in the law case of "Hangerford against
Cushing The suit is brought by Mr.. Cush,
ing's attorney.
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS

BosToE, Saturday, Sept %, ls55-The
know-Nothings are highly indignant at the
failure of the Republican Convention to re-.
nominate Gardner for Governor. Large
meetings were held in Charlestown last
evening, at which the nomination of Rock
well was repudiated, and resolutions passed
IN favor of separate action and the nomina.
ton of Gardner.
They also elected delegates to the straight.
out X. N Convention.
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MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR LAW

-1'1N01HS ~ N0f1H y LINIUON
Boston, Sept. 22.-In the Municipal Court this
morning two Juries which had been out all night
on liquor cases, came in and stated thew could NOT
agree az to the constitu.ionality of the law.
The District Attorney said that they were the
strongest cases be had and moved a cou,inuance
OF all the cases to the next term, az there was no
prospect OF getting verdict. The Court consid.
cred 1t useless to press the matter further, and
postponed the cases There has not vet been a
conviction under the new law In Boston.
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.-We are

Winter Goods, the largest and most attractive as
sortment We ever received and will be offered at
prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. Our
ment of LADIES DRESS GOODS, in all the new
designs and fabrics of this season. ALSO, most de-
with large stocks of Housekeeping and Piantati on
Goods to all of which we respectfully call the at
tention OF town and country friends feeling satisfied
we car offer them great Inducements to make tn cir
purchases of US.
FF- All orders promptly attended to.
P S.-We particularly call the attention of thu
Ladies to our assortment of DRESS GOODS, In
plain and striped Moire-Antiqus Silks founced silk
Robes Brocade, plain and strired Silks. Also
plain Black Silks, of which we have a very large
stock. BREEDEN, FOX co,
a. I7-Iw 2n7 Broad at
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st BY ORDER OF THE TRUsTEE.
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,


(Ohce with Geo. J. Sumner. No. 20 Pearl ST.
ELEGANT HOUSE HOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE AND ROSEWOOD
CASE PIANO FORTE FOR SALE AT AUG.
TlON.-lntending to remove from the city, l will
sell at suction, on WEDNESDAY morning next, the
26th Sept, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at my resi-.
dence corner of Broad and Mayo streets, all of my
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Piano. &c con-
ssting in part of one elegant Rosewood Case Pisno
Forte seven octaves: Rosewood Dvans and Chairs in
Plush; Etesere. Mahogany Secretary ANA Book
Case; Mahogany Wardrobe; Dressing Bureaus; ele-
CANT Rosewood Bedsteads; Feather Bsds; Hair and
Shuck Mattresses; Bedding; Parlor and Chamber
Carpets and M.tting Sideboard; Marble Top Tables;
Dining Tables, very fine; Washstands with Marble
Tops; window Curtains and shsdes; China, Glass
and Earthenware; together with large assortment
of Kitchen Furniture.
TERMs-All sums under $50 cash: $50 and over, 4
per. WIN. 8. BEERS.
Sale conducted by
sell THOS. w. KEESEE. Auct
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
RAILROAD Af,CTnFyT

,v r.,ETERsB1Rs, Sept. 90 The train on the
wilmington and Weldon Railroad was
thrown from the track. yesterday, caused by
coming IN contact with COW. The engine.
.enaer, baggage, express and one passenger
csr were completely demolished. The En-
gineer was severely scalded. and one fireman
badly bruised. No passengers hurt.
NO train from Portsmouth to day.
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LATEST FROM NORFOLK.

PETERSBURG, Sept 23-Intelligence here
from Portsmouth up to Saturday, A NJ,
note the death of Merritt Parsons, Mrs Jno
M Outlen and Mary Totterdel.
Mrs Butner and Jeremiah Whitmore are
down with the fever.
JIG Holiday was taken down with the few
er this morning.
Dates are from Norfolk to Friday night, 10
IN. Miss Lovett, sister of Jno Lovett, who
has had the black vomit, is slowly recover
ing. DR. Gait, postmaster, is Receiving and
considered out of danger.
DR. Henry Selden has. been attacked with
the fever.
SECOND DISPATCH.
B. Quick, of the late firm of O'Brien &
Quick, is dead.
DIR. John Gordon, who had black vomit,
is recovering.
George Loyal, navy agent, is exceedingly
i'll.
Charles Hardy, son of Thos. A. Hardy, is
down with the fever.
For the AZ hours, ending Saturday morn.
ing, in Norfolk there were seventy Deaths
In Portsmouth there were twenty six for the
same length of time.
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norfolk and Portsmouth.


,,. letter of our regular correspondent,
TRs le,s night, failed to reach u.s. but or Q
tus sa', s.nd, dated the 10Th, which should
e.a's" ,.ceiyed on the Goth. Yesterday
hse bee" EN- no mail was received here
b.i's, - s The mail on Sundays comes
II n y. Petersburg and our correspondent
sf'r as .e,sgrsphed us some particulars of
.hsre h'' ;, 'V nows from the infected cities.
S.tu'oA, ,.oxledge our Indebtedness to Mr.
We a - ,bs Augusta, for information given
us. ,,onsepee OF the Dispatch.
C0"', cro9ns-Deoth of DR.. Berry
Tie f0S" List of Deaths, DC.
DARTMOUTH, Sept. 2a-s l.a A; NJ;
f'H take my seat to chronicle the
Ags'a -h;ch have TRANSFERRED in our town
eFsnfs S" last. Every thing has again re
'ince ny y. tranquility, so much disturbed oy
sat'sG ' of FIRE" on the Goth. Inc alarm was
to IS qaIa srsr and clerks of the charity store
Inc hnsv &c ever dealing out to the Needy
se s. q. so kindly sent py our sis'ei
the pr If hath North and South.
cue ., Mayor, II. Stoakes' was taken sich
oar "a hut more of fatigue than any
is;' e'G 'n Since the first breaking out OF
mug s; ss he has been at his posi- supply
the dsS etv with coiiins and buryng the dead.
ING tno , ~, ,sed, as | understand from one OF ms
hs no, since the 9th of July, $4,000 ieee
s, ,h~srds for cofins, besides the large sup
o. la OJ received from Suffolk, RlchnohG, anu
p p4ss places, and 400 collins from 'ne NAVY
TM W,or Fiske was out yesterday, looking
very badly indeed o,,b has haen very
~ VI ~, i now doing quite well. Doct9rS
IT. H. D and Waters are also improving. Dr
b blseL any 81 Memphis, Tenn, died yesterday
be[.?, :. u, 2 o'clock, at the residence of MIR
morning. ,r;Ilnn ~ He died among friends, who,
.hd na new made were kind and attentive;
mug from strange cities, who had met for
men hnn LI object Of alternating the sutferings
l nfn,bers give yesterdays list: DR. Barry:
NJ NJ, U' Jordan Ceulin, Mrs Parnell, child of
y .orga Barbor, Henry Jones, John Webster
Gstbsr of n B Webster, President Z In
.,;,mte sam Richardson, Joseph Thomas,
I, ,1 Etheridge, Peter Kitten, Thomas
Plnpipgton, Mrs Mary Stephens, Mrs w Il
Gny F Norsworth, and at Hospital. The
[s:tbs of last night-Wm Lingo, Mrs Jas
often Miss n + Todderdale, and Cardeen
iuegrO man.
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BY BAKER, PLEASANTS & CO.
EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We VI

TOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will
Il sell at Auction on MONDAY, Ostober Ist, 10 IS,
at the hour Of IL O'Clock. upon the premises in
Known a. "IruwsiI formerly owned and oscapi ,
BY John HIlyard decd and adjoining the Lands Of
Mr. Christopher Matox and Others the said tract
cleared and in good state of cultivation There 10
upon the premises good dwelling, containing seven
rooms, together with all the necessary out houses,
all in good order.
This Is one of the most beaYti0fJna desirable
Farms in lower Virginia; it 10 d ~ miles be-.
low Richmond, the Chickalf{ 4Ha remarks
bly, healthy location, and the q bsfhood unex.
ceptonabe; the land is we'll adSpts6 to Corn, Oats
aud Wheat Mr.. Matox, residing On the Farm, or
this side will take great pleasure in showing the
u.ises to any one wishing to purchase.
One Dray and three Busgies.
Terms accommodating and made Known at sale.
Sc 10 BAKER, PLEASANTS & CO, Aucts.
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CHOLERA IN KANSAS
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Cholera has broken
out in a malignant form in Kansas opposite
St. Joseph's Mission.
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Pc r S o N AL.

MI ATRIMONIAL.-A middle aged gen
N1 tleman, recently from the North, would like
to make home in this city, and to form the 40
eusintsnce Of single or widow lady, with a view TO
nnatrimony She mutt not be over so years of are
All communications will be trested with secresu-
22-Stk
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NAVY AGENT App,

NAVY AGENT APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, Sept 23.-H. G.. s. Key, of
Maryland, has been appointed Navy Agent
at Baltimore, vice Il. II. Brisco, decd.
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u Fredericksburg on THURSDAY morning. th.
9th instant, at the Stone Yard of Alexander Lang
81 pair Marble Grave Stones
Marble Monuments
lot OF dreMed and undresyed Stone
We &C.; Shop Tools
Derricks (compiete,) and other things pertain
ing to the Stone Mason's business
The local competition at this sale will be yerv
small Will therefore be to the interest of some
from distance to attend. Sale positive and without
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MORTALITY OLE BOSTON

MORTALITY OF BOSTON,
Boston, Sept. 22-The number of deaths In this
city during the week ending this morning was 81,
an increase OF "a from last week
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BY GODDIN & ADDISON.

101 ACRES OF LAND IN CHEs-
U,,O I TERRIFIED CO.. NEAR TO CLOVER
IN VII ~ RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
ts " ", ANChESTER.-Willb be sold on TUESDAY,
AZ Vcsc Der, 1855, at O'clock r. M. in front Of
W.T.. .. zers Tavern IN the town OF II anc heater.
.is 81 4oi .cres Of land in the county Of Chester
Hi kailrosd and within miles Of he Corr Ho.
and " from Richmond
there is on the place a Dwelling eontsiniu, =
H. s oeines large stable, Kitchen, Smoke.house
@S About 40 scrss cleared, balance Ia wood, with
The sale will positively take rlace r1se
TERMs-One-f fourth cash balance at A. q and 10
t; TOT negotiable notes, interest added and title
renamed till last note 10 paid
seA GODDIN APPERSON Au,t.
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The Mayor of Fredericksburg has appointed
Friday, the 2sth, to be observed In that cily as
day OF humiliation and prayer:
Peaches are selling at Woodstock Va, at so cts
per bushel.
Andrew r Venable has been appointed postmas-
ter Prince Edward c. H. vice r w Cfonin re.
signed
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FUTURE DAYS
BY ALEXANDER MOTT. :

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
- NIYUkE DRY GOODS. SHOES ke-Wu,
y % y, soi6 st suction, TUESDAY, eeutember asth
R O'Clock. general assortmen MT of Household ana
auen Furniture. embracing eds Beddipr Sofa
sc 0hairs' Lounges, Tables. Carpets Stoves
ah MLs0-several Invoices Of Dry Goods, Clothip..
d IL nc Doosa Caps Trunks, Cookery, Glass Ware,
ao,Mw Cigars, choics brands; superior Gold and
- :. q. " asenes ALkX. MOTT,
= Az.
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BY THOMAS w. KESEEE.

BY THOMAS W. KESEEE
(Oice with Geo. &c ]. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl street)
GTOCK OF GROCERIES, HORSES
~ AND BUGGY FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Intending TO decline business for the present. will
25th. commencing at 10 o'eleek, at my store on
franklin street, near the Old Market, my entire
stock Of Groce res, Wines and Liquors. and two good
Work Horses and enc good Buggy and Harness
TERMs-All sums under $50, cash; $50 and over
that amount, months credit for approved dorsed
negotiable paper. JOHN TALLY
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auctr.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

Try GOODS CLOTHING, HOSIE-
ac,I ny, Ks, AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY.
;i1 lnss, commencing at 10 O'Clock at my store
DO. DiS eoou'' oio'niDs'
.. Aaaso.A stock Of Jswelry, consisting of Watch
ns n.saetplns, Kings. 30, being continuation of
my saIe Of Last Wednesday.
oUOTS, SHOES, &c Previous to the above sale
Will sell cases Boots and Shoes.
se "a Z. CAIITHORN Aunt
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Cnrresnnndsnce of the Dispatch.

Deaths-Report Of Hospital, &c.
Howard HOSPITAL, Sept 20, 1855.
Since our last, of the 18th inst, are sorry to
uy there has been no change for the better. II
.1oesrs that the epidemic 10 determined TO show
n, bsneful effect even at the twelfth hour. The
mortality Ia reported for yesterday upwards of
low but principally among the poorer class OF
The osOple We regret to announce the deaths OF
DR. Upshur and j. Wills. DR.. Capry, the Hungs
rl,p doctor. from Charleston, Is down. at the Hos
pesL. We have to report the following deaths
,IDce our last: Mrs NJ. Hudgins, A. D. Victor,
from Richmond, Mrs. Chsry, from Augusta, Che
two ls.t we're nurses who mad volunteered their
,srylces) This morning we have 10 record
he death of VIM Ioges father of two children
who are at this moment In the Hospital, and one
child Lucre,ia Jane Hill. The sdmittapces are
Dr. Cspry, Mrs. Seaman, a nurse, Mary Ann How
ard, child from Orphan Asy lum, and one slave
girl, Emma.
The weather has been for the last twelve hours
quite I'D. We have been obliged TO light fires In
all the rooms. We hope the change may be Of
service, although 1t appears TO act prejudicial on
those who are down with the fever.
thorough nves:ig cation has been made into the
records of the Howard Hospital, and q true and
authentic report has been made by Mr.. Robinson,
one of those gentlemen who have the superirten-
6enes Of the Hospital, with your correspondent. -
This report has been laid before the worthy secre-
spprOba Ion. We will forward You copy Of the
Gne II possible, with our letter. We have the
Psinul duty of announcing the fall of w. B. Fer
auson, Esq the President of the Association, he
fought Il out TIL be could no longer stand fa-
ague snd care have brought him to his bed, but we
trust that with medical aid and the force of his
constitution be will get over 1t soon. Since writing
sehave learned that Mr.. Ferguson IL somewhat
better DR.. Blow, of Suffolk, Is dead We have
h'ltwo more nurses Male O'Brien, and female,
sr Seaman Tho nurses admitted this day, 2lst
hu Saunders, John High, and two children from
The cotton factory. We have a great number o.
parties to discharge, but only want the weather tc
riiafne. The number of patients 10 the Hospits
up date, 80 whites and 20 colored. Dr. Gordon /:
better 90 IL DR.. Capry. Total number of deaths
during the last twenty -four hours liz Norfolk, %
ID Portsmouth, 90 We have had unfavorabIe
sesther for the patients for the last three days
Dr. VIM. Read 10 better. II NJ.
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EOR HALE-Five Shares iu the Mar
u shsli Buildipe Fus6 Companv. Of IS month";
stsndlsr: AddTs9 Hog 40ls Richmond Pess oaiss.
se2e-Sts a@
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terrible ravsges at Natchez, Vicksburg and Water.
pre- ff-nesry all the nhabitsnts of the latter town
are sick.
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON
BEAUTIFUL FARM ON UNION

- IIILL, NEAk kICH MOND EUk SALE Al
AUCTION viii be sold on TUESDAY, the 25th
day of September. 1855. on the premises commenc-
ing at O'Clock, that beautiful Farm now In the
cupapey of w. w Bradley, Esq, twho contempstes
less. situated the New Bridge Road, one mile
east of Richmond. adjoining the lands OF Mrs Picot
and Others. fhe house has rooms; 10 new, and
handsomely finished. Besides the dwelling, there
Is kitchen, barn, stable, and ice house.
There will be sold with the dwelling. 10 acres
more or less. /
Tue four on the Stony Run road will be divi-
ded to suit purchasers.
Taking into confederation its nearness 70 she cry.
the above i among the most desirable places In
market. -.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance a. g. IL and ie
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added, secured
.ssHasw,ds GODDIN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts
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A QUARTERLY LAW JOURNAL
. EDITED BYA

MEMBER OF The RICHMOND BAR.
CONTRtBUTORS.-WM GREEN, of Culpeper;
Professor B MINOR, University Of Virginia A
II. SANDS, Author of "Hstory of Suit In Equity"
and other professional gentlemen, whose names |
am not at liberty to announce have agreed to con.
tribute to the columns OF the Journal
The undersgned proposes to commence On the 1st
of January, the publication of Law Journal The
want of such a work. containing material OF peculiar
interest the Bar of Virginia and Of other States
has been long felt and frequently expressed.
The undersigned, therefore, believing that ash
periodical would be not only important and useful
but would meet With ready support from the bar
has undertaken to supply the desideratun. The bar
of Pennsylvania, New York and Massachusetts
have, for some few years past, supported the publ
cation Of such journals. Why should not the bar
ri.ters of Virginia and the South have theirs?
journal which they may cell their own, and in
the psges of which they will find law more PECULIAR
ly affecting their actual daily practice
As this Journal twill cfculste In all parts of the
United States, it will be important and valuable
mode of Advertising. Cards inserted IL months for
IS 90, Ion ger advsements In proportion.
The work will be published QUARTERLY, on good
white paper each number containing over 125
pages, 8vo
All who are disposed to favor this enterprise. will
please forward their names Immediately
TERMs-S5 per year-6 copies for S25. Liberal
commission allowed to all who will act az agents.
J. w. RANDOLPH. Bookseller and
Publisher. Mol q, Main It,, Richmond Va
se 22-dGclm
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Acting for A Cheatham.
ne 10-dtds TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.

DUBLIC SALE Il shall sell on the LIST
L day of September Court, 1885, (TUEsDAY after
Sd Monday in September,) on the premises ths
TRACT OF LAND upon which l formerly lived
near Stevensburg in Culpeper County. containing
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES,
upon the following terms Ono third cash, onethrd
In twelve months, and one-third In two years, with
interest ON the deferred payments.
This land 10 well located, about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to Cul.
pepper c. H., In q healthy neighborhood. This land
II susceptible of toe highest state OF improvement
with good DWELLING and other out.buildings
an Is JOHN 8. NORMAN.
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! SIGNOR g. GEORGE, PRorEs

XADR soR OF Music. most respectfully announces
RSe3k tolthe citizens of Richmond that he IL pre-.
pared to make engagements with parents or
pupils for instruction in Music on the PIANO
FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING. a
SIGNoR GEORGE pursues the Solfeggi system of
voeaiization, deemed the only perfect mode, and
uses the Instruction Books of Lablauche, T. Cooke
Crevelli. and signor Bora. late Of this city
q Orders may be left st the Book and Piano
Forte store Of Messs. James Woodhouse & Co. 1873
u Ain se. Tf-.- elft De 15-1y
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DARING ROBBERY-FIFTY DOL
~ LARS REWARD.-The residence Of the rub
scriber, on Church Hill, was entered on yesterday
{Thursday) morning, between and 10 O'Clock, and
the following stolen TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS sistins of two s. gold pieces one s. Vir-
sinia note, and the remainder in silver; and large
lot of CLOTHING. will give $50 reward for the
recovery Of the money. THOS. COOLEY,
SO 2I-St free man of color