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Northern Markets.

: .
BALTIMORE. Sept Flour steady aud unchanged.
Wheat hctive-red 81 25(9l 80; white 81 35(GI 49,
Corn frm-white @S3; yellow CO.
. NEW YORK. Sept. 3-C.tton frm-sales of 1900
bales. Flour heavy-Stste IS; Ohio s. 1905 go;
Southern s5@570. Wheat active-red 81 1901 as;
white unchanged. Corn frm-mixed 7O(a77 Spirits
Turpentine dull. Resin active at 81 rs. s.si
Richmond Markets. Sept. 3.
FLOUR is higher; holders Of new are asking s. &C,
while shippers Only offer SIS Is.
WHEAT anu CORN are unchanged ..
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SHOCKING DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY.

HoLLrDAYsBuRa, Pa, Sept 2-Miss Matilda Caldwell,
daughter Of Judge Caldwell, met with q shocking
death last night. She had been at wedding at the
house Of Rev. Lloyd knight, and was returning
home about II O'Clock In vehicle driven by q
young man named Wertz. The horse took fright at
a light in front Of Copfer's tavern and ran off,
The rein broke In the effort to stop him, and Mr..
Wertz then jumped out to try and arrest his pro.
gress. The horse wheeled suddenly and ran down
the street about ahundred yards. Miss Caldwell
leaped ont, and fell with violence upon her head.
She was taken up insensibIe and carried to her
home, where she expired ut two o'clock this morn
ing, having never spoken a'word from tho time
the accident occurred. She was beautiful and
amiable girl OF about twenty years Of age.
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MARINE INraLLIoaNCn.,



AkkIVED, -eav~ess7
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner. New York, mdse and
passengers Liidlam q Watson.
steamer Belvidsre. Keene. baltimore, mdse, Lud-
lam 3 Watson. Z
staamer PENNSYLVANIA, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse
and messengers. ii Tuttle.a
schr Emma d, Warren, Eastern Shore. wheat, to
schr Daniel Cannon. Watkins, Philadelphia. coal
j L Strattoa- = lssi $3.50. tsss
schr Acres Cannon. Adams. Baltimore. lumber.
Jas Gum.
schr Five Williams. Brittow, Philadelphia. coal.
PC Larus. 49,
schr Emily Ann, Dawes, Baltimore. lumber. jas
Dunn and Whitlock q eon. 800 Il.
sehr JAS x Stoneback. Risley, Philadelphia. coal.
70 Haskins. ss5a9A So ME
sioop Sophia, Coleman, Petersburg. wheat. to
: SAILED.
Sshr VIM Gregory, Buckiin. New York. mdse. D
4 w currie.
Chrrie. -
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- A STATED Meeting Of the Rich
mand TYPG0RAPHICAL SOCIETY viii y held
THIS EvKNtNG. ct o'clock. e ths 0dd nsaiows
aal-1t 6ecsy pro tenn.
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- TH1 Rev. Dr.. Lee will pYes0h In
the First Prssbytsrian Church. CDR. MbUfes) on
Sabbath evening, 5sh Sept. Services commence %
o'clock. se4-1ts
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ssSes 4. ~ sl s;Ss:s fs.;r n~rss rc,i1T5v
IN M Il fe aaslsNt passibls mosses ~ ue day.
x.-rs-ass -zzs
= beng Oainh.
We have nsver known more profound cs'n
tAsa Aas pssvAissd IN the sfAtrs Of the world dor
Ing tes summer thai has just come % ctoss
Ths ast1gAt thak hss - loag burned Up iarfss ec-
stoss a. - e0ausry. sesms to have tsvsas4 and
sArlveitea N the whole Political world. Europe
b Tie Assesk sprssd eat hot uaoeionieAss breath
lsss, bsasAth . moon day san. In the Y. States
the aasu,ent politicians on whom the c6untry
spsnas Cor ~ supply II ysnsilatioa. hnsa sxhAns
I'D thsassslyss 10 fruitleee efforts "a ese op
brsess. ives Abolisioaima, which Il ee6sFsity -
restless and yiciensa - MID dog. has aluok a 10
some e0iss eorasr where ID b calming - nsryous
sosl, aDd ne Black Rspublicsns, upoa whom ~
depsudsd fof dissolyIng the Union. appear % have
b,se dlssolvsd, thsmsslves by the summer heat.
W. Asd bored better thipxs or The world than
the nraeou.a treukdaty into vh,sh all th,r,. Inn
r>an sAsSs neeta6A TAe snlrltAd .ttas,nk ~ d.
rrs.cA xxiyea a A,ov mn N.nol.on ana rn..n =.
= aas = : 90 - oss soe pn'eemas
:. ssss. -. = = - useo % 'Am''y
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The captnred Nexroes.

Some Of the Free Soil papers are endsavoring to
raise an excitement npon the subject Of the, cap
tured -Afsicans II Charleston harbor, on the pre-
tsnce that the South CArolinisns will take bodily
posssssoa of the negroes and that the crew of the
SLAYER will have no chance ofjustice IN that lati
tpde. There 10 NO csass for their benevolent ap'
preheusioD. The people Of Charleston and Of the
South are not in the habit Of stealing negroes
The underground railroad 10 an institution which
belongs exclusively TO another part Of the coun.
try and the proprietors thereof need have no fear
that their patent will be iniringed. In regard to
the crew Of the SLAYER, whstever opinions the Car.
o!aiaus may entertain of the extreme rigor of the
oct ofCongress, which makes slave-s tsaling pirs.
cy and punishes those who commit 1t with death
they will carry ont the requirements of the en-
sctmsnt, a. the "highrr law" has mover yet been
adopted In any State OF the South. We trast.
therefore, that the perurbed spirit Of Abolition.
ism will compose its agitated feelings, and beaI
In mind that It does not follow, because negro
stealing and iawbreaking are considered virtues
in It, Own Gods Of ethics therefore the same ideas
aud practices are recognized rs proper by just and
honorable men.
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~ PRIeB 20 CIN1s. SO
USE eEMpLE'S INFALLInLE
BAKING POWDER.
N~PIIcB & Watkins. .sow
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER.S IN FOR
EIGN AND DOMESzIL:.rqs fss4
n ID W AAn CT

WHOLESALEdnd RETAlL DEALERS INAFOR
EIGN AND DOMESTLC:.s4 is.s4
DRY GOODS7i
20 i'' "al Rxeh Ss.. Bank. oppo'"0 '"e
We are just in receipt Of large portion Of our
splendid and carefully selected stock 4 French
which win be found to exceed in extent and ele.
eance any which we have ever before had to Of
Fail and Winter sales with the BEST and Nswrsr
goods to be had In the large Northern and Eastern
markets. and we invite AT yhq purchase either
wholesale or retail. to examine our assortment A.
s sota11s tie very !1a Our
IL has bsen purchased within comparatively short
period. We ask .special attention to our.
Splendid Coiorsd and Black tilk Robes-S Jupe
and double Volante
Beautiful Celored and Black silk Dresses-Bsy.
Elegant French ' Printed 1oaseIaine Delaines. in
Robes AID Plain Dresses
New style satin &c Chine. Poll de Chevre and
Superior Plain Black silks. all kinds,very cheap
Honiton and Maltese Collars. great bargain
Fine French Muslin and Cambria Enbroideries
Superb Val Lace. Pint Applique and Point
Rich Embreidered Hdkfs, Hemmed and Lace
M;urnipg Goods Of the best quality and in
great varietyn,Lupins French Bombazines
and Mcuslain Deaines
Light Cloth and Mohair Busters, for the fall sea-
Bun.
A large supply of new style shawls. some very
French. English and American Prints. beauti
Alsxandres and Jouvin's Kid Gloves; Hosiery.
of all kinds
Merine Vests and Drawers, and Silk do
Fine Black and Colored French Cloths and Cas-
simeres
Silk, Satin Cashmere and Velvet vestings
Silk Cravafs, Ties. Stocks and Collars
French Linen Shirt Fronts, in variety
Extra Linen Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
Hu-kaback and Damask Towels and Doyles
Super Linen Sheeting and Pillow Casing, all
widths
Saxony and Welsh Flannels, warranted not to
shrink
81. l04 and II Gotten Sheeting, bleached and
unbleaehsd
40 and As inch Pillow Case Cotton. all grades
Heavy Brown Dom sstic and Osnaburgs
Kerseys, Virginia Plains and Sleeps Grey Sati-
auckland PULLED Cloths and Bonsack's Jeans
Plaid Lindseys, all widths and handsome pat
Colored and White Negro Blankets, very cheap
Fine Bed Blankets, all SIZES and qualities
Together with every article to be found in the line
of cur business.
gu sl-6t PRICE WATKINS.
1~NorIca. we d. not CHARGE the sum
Of fifty cents additional on Prescripl Is. or in
dispensable Medicines. when required after the
hours of closing our establishment
PJOHNSTON 4 BRO. Druggists.
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1913 FALL TRADE. 1858,
GEORGE M. WEST,

1915. 1910.
GEORGE NJ. WEST,
Nos and Exchange Block,
Fourteenth street, under the Exchange Hotel,
Is now receiving his usual large aad well selected
stock Of 80. /. a.
BOOKS PAPERS, AND STATIONERY,
of sill description suitable for the Merchants Of vr
chasing goods from me. can always save from q. to
Is per cent a. my prices are lower than any other
',sS sls e Bookseller and stati.ner. Richmond
uARPEa'S WEEKLY-TELkGRAPH
LEsEIE's iiIIif16srRArED NEws-a splendid
HAR Rn%Pss WEEKLY
lWAvERLY MAGAZINE
MaRCURY. WEEKLY
TRUE FLAG, Balou's Pictorial: FLAG OF OUR
UNION, Ro a. =? SPIRIT. NY.pIcAYuNE.
All the SEPTEMBER MAGAZINFS
YANKEE NoT Ia for OCTOBER
se4-lt 1872 Main st. Custom House Square.
IN P. CRUMP'S SCHOOL-AT SAUN-
4 DERs' HALL FOUsHEE ST.. BETw ZEN
BROAD AND GRACE-The fifth session Of this
TERMS-PEa SESSION OF TEN MONTHS, PAYABLE QUAR-
TEELY:
Primary English Branches 20
Advanced English Branches .................. 80 %
Latin Greek and Mathematics. 1890
SO Ats
MTOLF'S AROMATIC sCHIEDAM
" sCHNAPPS-A superlstive tonic. diuretic.
anti.dyspeptic, and invigorasing cordial This me-
at H0ana Is
but Of the best possible quality It's extraordinary
matism. ineipient dropsy. fatulence. cholic pains
&c, &c. For sale BY Bupkh sh..
COLUTTON OF CITRATE MAGNESIA.
- This agreeable and cooling purgstiye. kept al
citrate ssyM d
SEA .e5 No 10 Main street.
WHITE AXLE GREASE in boxes,
=, = ier sale By No = /, s9 asia .sass..
VIRGINIA SHOT.-Receiving. and on
y hand, afnlI assortment Of Drop and Buck Shot
'y Hso Bar and f' okas I'm s ssi Agents
John HOLLINs' EXTRA FLOUR,
y Of superior quality. for sale lie BIZ :, :, NJ 30
SEA CRENSHAW co.
ERENCH CAP Frs; Worcftershire
ssses for Fish Game, s.ssss ss:yiss, Soups.
Sc % had At Corner sSo.s chssss Hot:
.
pRIME GUNPOWDER AND OTHER
.so. 1f As, lovers Of ssY & Tea
sea Corner 18th and Main streets.
IMPORTED HAVANA SEGARS-xar-
: ransed. wholesale and retail /, e 1 pAwsox.a
SEA fes City Drug Store
YEAST POWDERS-Fresh. at
= DAWsON's.
60 HHDH. Prime Winter Smoked BA-
ICON SIDES and SHOULDERS. direct from.
se I&GB DAVENPORT.
GOSHEN BUTTE R.-Received per
~ steamer Roanoke, 70 tsbs mol Gosheu Butter,
street. between 18th ard 18th. 8
{ % Z BRA,OKR PLEAsANTs.
nRINDHTONEH. $50 No. ! Nova &c.,
u = B1ns Grit Grindstoesss tor sale bx = 4
I'M TONS Lump Plaster for sale By
~ WoABLs CLAIBORNE.
20 -. No II Pearl st.
;HolcE STYLES J,
20 Il HING.
-. Al TUPMAN q HULLse, |
!. = Z - 20. Ilo AA4 SI1kI..
a pPLnaPARRR, Corer and Sheer.
~ psrtormsd . ~ sans oDesatinn. AnsaAsr
OQthC1 . BEnnTuu.
sst-an sA 0ssnss epsy aaa ~ -
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Captain Nickerson, of the bark Avolia. died at
Charleston. s. O., ofyellow fever, on the I'd inst
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NEW MUSIC.

~ NEW NJ USlC.
Our Starry Flag. BY Beekel
Write to Ne Very 0fteu. 6eckel
Uncle Sam By Howard PsuI
The Bright DAYS Of Yore. Bsllak
Home Of Youth Merz
Happy Hearts Make Smiling Faces !.
Requiem 10 the Memory Of DR. Kane. BY Bsckei
Priceless Gems Sisters Love
Try Again. By Frazer
I've not q Thought bat What ID Thine
The Song my Mother Loved to Sing
Gentle Maggie. By Alice Hawthorn
Starlight 10 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
They Ask Me IL Think Of Thee
The Little Dreamer -
The Heart that Loves Ne ONLY
bear Mother, Was Il Right By gtfakorh
When Thou Art Near. By Wallace
Know Not Why Love Thee
The consinsnti Il 0nrs-v Variations On Yankee
Doodle
Juana-Cuba, Fair Isle
The Mazuf kA Song. BY Fraser
Hawthorn Schottische 10
Beauty's Dream-Sshottische
National Guards Quickss<p
Our Fraternity
Cubs Plantation Dance
Sea Baoch Polka
And new supplies Of the latest and most popular
MuSl0. JAMES W00DHQvSh 60.
~ TN ri iss Eagle EquAre.
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7ELEdR1PH7U NEWS. :
KWOATRD FORTH sDisPArC1.s
TrIR OUTRAGE AZ NV york QUARANTINE
-pATTHNrs uMAn W

NEW YoRx, sept. 3s--The rnSoaindsr Of ths Qnns.
antins buildings were burnt last night BY the In
csndIariea. A guard Of marines b present 70 pro-
buildtngs burnt were six cottages occupied By
boassmen belonging to tho s(Atpn, NJ larEe maa.
sion Of Dr.. Waller, deputy bealth aiacsr. and hve
brick dwellings, owned By Dr.. Btsssll. The furni-
tire in them bad bssn rslneved, excepting In the
four last. DR.. b. refused 20 remove any article
from his house. No attempt Was made 10 stop the
dan,es, save after midnight. The female hospital
was wholly consumed There were % patients 10
II who were previously removed Aed placed ON
night, covered With showers Of sparks from the
burning buildfngs. a s
The 7th Regiment have been notified to bold
Themselves In readiness for "a emergency, but
have not been called out.
0Three Of the sick died In the open cir, from heat
ADD exposure. so is. ~
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Things In Norfolk
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY prsp ArcH

NORFOLK, Sept. 2, 1858.
An adjourned meeting of the citis ens, this even
ing, was equally large and respectable-Kader
Bggs, Esq, presided, and W. Il. Foster, secretary.
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. Jas. Belote in
opposition to the appropriation CT S250,000, who
was followed by L. II. Chandler, ESQ, in favor
Much feeling was manifested pro and CON, and it
WIS rather more than we can determine whether
the majority present were in favor or against the
Improvement.
The Corporation Court to-day decided to send
young Albright, on to the next term of the Su
perior Court for shooting Mrs. Clark. The youths,
Dalton and Grey, were acquitted of the charge,
but held in the of 800 their good behavior
for the Dext twelve months. Mrs. Clark has re-
covered from the wound with the loss, however,
of eye, and is still the opinion of the physician
that the ball is in the brain.
The fall term of the Superior Court in the city
of Portsmouth,, was not in session to day, owing
to tho indispostion of Judge Baker.
Several unimportant Gases were examined by
acting Mayor Summers this morning, but nothing
likely to interest the readers OF the Dispatch was
ELECTED. -s. ~ -afi- q s 50 l.s
The sloop Of war Cyane Is still at the naval an
chorage, and will drop down to the Roads in day
or two. eF t- g
Tho Presbyterian congregation of this city have
determined to erect a new house of worship. in
keeping with the modern improvements in church
building, and from the wealth and liberalty of
the congregation, we may well expect edifice
which will he an ornament to the city and credit
to themselves. ...s- ,sq.ssf - ..fse -
The Sons Of Temperance had q grand time in
Portsmouth this evening. They termed out 10
their appropriate sregslia, and proceeded to the
Fourth street baptist Church 10 Newtown, where
a large congregation of ladies and gentlemen had
already assembled. Addresses were delivered by
Rev. Mr.. Green, DR.. Conn, (quits an expressive
name for doctor,) and others. @
The receipts of corn aud wheat have been com.
paratively light to-day. Small lots have changed
hands at IS a so cts. for yellow corn and 81 So FIR
prime white wheat. Inferior grades of wheat rang
ad as low as 81. 20, while white and mixed corn
closed firm at 50 So cts
In haste, PERCUSSION.
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WISCONSIN POLITICS.

PRAIRIE pU CHEN, Sept Hon Cadwallader c
Washburn was unan imously nominated to day fo
reelection to Congress frou the First District.
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HsAvYRoassar.-E. y. Howe, of Richmond, was
robbed In Boston, while 10 the act Of paying
person, Who had shown him the way from the
Adams houss 70 the Museum. He had bic pocket
book out, containing $llo0, aud the fellow snatched
- and ssespsd- Il contained $500 In Virginia mo.
nsT $500 ON the Iron Bank Of Pittsburg, Pa; $500
90 the bridgeport Bank, Ct, aud about 500 In n.
York hank bills. zi "a sas-ss = 81 --ss.
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McRDEa,-An atrocious murder was committed
in Gates county, n. c., few days ago, by three
men, by the names of franklin Brinkley and VanD,
on an old negro, the property OF Mr.. John A.
knight. 1t appears that the old negro had, some
twelve months agr, been employed by Franklin,
who refused to pay what was due for the work
Franklin having been repeatedly called upon for
settlement BY Knight, and failing to pay the debt,
Knight sned him. "A few nights since, Franklin.
with Brinkley aud vann, from the adjoining county
OF Nausemond Va, went to the house of the old ne
gro,and after tying him, nfiicted on him unmer
cful whipping. But thisit seems, did not satiate
their and there demons then fell upon him
with clubs, and with heavy blows fractured his
skull and jaw bone, and Inflicted such other
wounds that he died in few moments. When he
was dead. they put clean garments upon him, and
after charging his wife If she ever disclosed one
word Of the murder, that she would meets similar
cate, made their escape. Franklin has been arrest
ed and committed to Jail. The other two from vir.
ginia have not as yet been arrested. We learn
there he's been no action taken in their Cases
They are at home, strongly armed, aud defy the
uthorities.-Norf6tk (Fd) Herald
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| Adams mrs TllenJ
| Atkiueon mrs Harriet
| AnderSCu mrs Ann
| Anderson mrs May y
| lDasnd mrs Jans
Bartlett mrs Sue
| Bell mrs Mary A
| Blaakenahipmr II H
| Boxe mrs Mary 4
| Brand haYn mrs ---
| Brown mrs Ann b
| Brown mrs Betsy
Bryant mrs Sarah o
Bruwn mrs Ann b
Brock mrs MARY Ann
Bowleo mrs Mary
Burton mrs u
Collins Elizabeth
Grafton mrs Mary A
Crenshaw mrs Eliza B
Crane mrs Julia A
Craig mrs Ann 2
Con nor mrs Louisa
Cosby mrs Mary
Corvell mrs B
Cloptou mrs Ann w
Chjldrees mrs kveline ]
Christian mrs Caroline
Davis miss e L
Davis mrs n A
Daby miss r
Elam mrs CT
Epps miss Ada O
Rreeman Mary
Fore miss NJ A
farauhar mrs y 3
Ferguson mrs Polly
Darlington mrs Sallie !.
Guy mrs Louiea -
Guy mrs Cetharine
Gentry mrs Mary Jane
Goddin mrs Frances A
Gulf mrs kaster
Graves mrs Alice N
Graves mrs Elizabeth
Harris MIRA Lucy
Hall mrs Elvina
Haley mrs n =
Harris mrs Sam'lM
Harrison mrs John N
Hughes mrs Jane II
nen0Ick mIs Ti y -
MG mIs = Z
Howard mrs Eliza
Jones Elisabeth
Jenkins mrs Sarah
jackson mrs N r
Jennings mrs Harriet
Joyper mrs Evelyn
Keene mrs Eugenia J
King miss Lucy +
Likert mrs A
Taunm mra INDIE
Larkins miss N NJ
-Y.
MURRAY mIs S 1ano
Minton MS DS'i ~ -
M ssitii mr 10 n u
Mltcneli !. mr =, :. DELE Hn',,, r
Manner mrs Emily
Marin mrs Ellen 4
VNelu mrs nate
Pentleson mrs . y
phinlps Ills 4 lucy
Prooert mrs \ A
-.
QUICK mrs oarah
.,
R Z miss natah AZ
n = ~. III niTe'"
Robinson mrs Maggie
Roy miss Rebecca w
Staples mrs VIM II
Short mrs A Il
gherard mrs Nj NJ NJ
Smith mrs Elizabeth A
SANFORD miss Fannie
rcrigpens miss Jane
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= MARRIED. Z
On M Let instant. By the Rev, nr. = b Jster. Mr.
yAAEA MOND1 10 Mim AMMA N1ULChy
IN Of - city
~ washington and Montreal pspsrs please copy.
" 0(ue9s Jacoha, Esq.. on the 1at insfnut Mr.
EPHA C0HnM, Of New York, 70 Mis- LEAH
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LATER FROM HAVANA

NTw YORK, Sept. Sd.-The steamship Cahawba.
from Havana on the 3oth nit, has arrived. Health
Of the city bad. Sugars dull--viewsof holders be-
ing above buyers. Several large contracts for the
new crop have been made at extreme rates. Mo.
lasses unchanged. Freights very dull. Exchange
declining. 4
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LOST.

Go, LOST OR STOLEN On the
- night of the I'd inst, a email, mouse-col-
Ored Scotch TERRIER PUP, about three months
old ant answered TO the name Of "dAY": had on
brass collar. but no name. The finder win receive
q liberal reward, IL delivered to
gro r CRUMP
Afro J Christians Tobacco Factory,
se tit On 2Orn street
I OST-From my wagon on yesterday,
IL the Sd inst, between the ste amer Belvidere and
Pearl street one roll Of three ply CARPET No 1885,
marked Regnault, Richmond, Va. A suitable
reward will be paid for its delivery 10 me- or TO Mr.
Regnaut. at 1872 Main street.
30 go EDWARD POWELL
I OST-On Grace street, o branch of
II CORAL. formed into Breastpin The finder
will be rewarded by leaving II at this Office.
Be 3-2t*
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NAVAL.

WASHINGTON, Sept 3.-The President, finding It
impossible, ia addition to hia Other duties to sx-
anime tho records and docanepss Of the Courts of
Naval Inquiry Of s., has divided stbs cases equally
between the eecretary of the Navy, Attorney Gen.
eral and Commissioner Of Pxteuts The former
has flushed bis portion. The rules enforced tes-
timony given, and decisions rendered will all be
rigidIy examined and reported on, before the next
meeting of Congress. 81 a,asfss
The President has confirmed tho action of the
Naval Court-martial, at Norfolk, Diminishing Sur
geon Burt from the service. = fsei.z
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AsorHER CABLE TRIUMPH --On Monday evening
last, the telegraph line reached Knoxville, Tenn.
aud that city was put In connections with Rich
Inond The stockholders residing there sent the
following message 10 Mayor Mayo, OF this city:
"The Knoxville shareholders Of tho great su-
perterrAnean BrIstol and chAttanooeA Telegraph
Cable, q magnincent work now happily completed
far ~ Rockville, beg leave to congratulate the
Hon. tbs Mayor Of Richmond on the annihilation
Of time and spAcs thus happily effected, They
trust that the fresh oysters brought BY railroad.
and the fresh news BY telegraph, may Be fonnd an
INSTRUMENT Tor csmsnting the bonds Of friendship
between two great kindred States; and while they
congratulate the Mayor Of Richmond, they also
congratulate themselves that the cable must be
neutral, even 10 time Of hostiIities, inasmuch e.
they have ous end Of u on their ovs ground
Glory % God 10 the Highest; on earth, peace and
good VIII towards mep." :, s;.s1=7s
sAItlp - EgsopE-Ths Arabia sailed irom n .
Y. Wednesday for Liverpool, with 10 passseEers
among whom wers Lord Ribbesials and secretary,
Hos. 2: G csbsli and lady o. FLORIDA. The sAxonla
50. 0sansmas and y psgpsr, = nisknonds ne. \
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THE CABLE CELEBRATION AT ALBANY
ALBANY, Sept. 2-The celebration here, was the
grandest affair in the history of the city. There
was q general illumination. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-04

REIEAsrp.-The schooner John Rilton, Capt. +.
N.Cranmer, Of New York, after detention of two
weeks, for violation of the inspection laws, was
released at Norfolk, Va, Thursday, by paying a
fne of $500 to General Inspector W. H. Parker.