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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

NEW YORK. September I7th.-Cotton market is ir.
regular. Flour heavy and generally unchanged
Wheat buoysnt; white Sla6 81 40; red 81 iotGl g
at auction l@li1a cents higher. sugar advanced u
SPIRITS Turpentine firm. Rice and 4 osin dull.
BALTIMORE. September 18th Flour steady and
unchanged Wheat firm; red sl.22@I.aO: white
81 2.@l45 Corn steady; white 7S@ss0; yellow 30.
Sales in New York. Thursday of 49, GO Va SIS. SEQ
at Ola.
In Alexandria, Thursday. two hundred dollars
Virginia state Stccs and seven hundred dol"rs Al
exandri. Corporation Stock, were sold ut auction
The Corporation Stock brous ht SO CENTS and Virgil
MIA State stock 92 cents.
The Wisconsin Legislature makes it an offence
to catch trout in the trout streams between the LIST
ofSeptember and LIST of March.
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STEAMBOAT BURNT,

QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept Is, 1S5S.-The steamer VIM.
st Denny from st. Louis for st, Paul, was burned
near this place at three o'clock this morning. The
boat and cargo will prove total loss. Passengers
and crew were saved.
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~ RICHMOND MUSICAL INSII

M rUTS !. L. e.s1ruEs. I p,,ss1n., '''-'
Inc third semi-annual session of this institution
Will commence on THURSDAY, the 10th of septem-
her, l5 and continue 20 weeks Every facility will
be aff. rded in this school for acquiring thorough
musical education II achers OF eminent ability,
large expererce and reputation, have been secured
for the several departments and expense OF laoor
will be spared in making it, in point of musical adj
vantage equal to any scnooi 10 the country.
TERMS Tor the session, scholar, yabe at the
middle of the session. 1.-Two Lessons per week, yo
cal Glass Exercise adult. IS 50; juvenile d. Si Pr
ano Organ, Meiodeon, Guitar, and Violin, each $50
Private Lessons on the Voice 81 per lesson
BOARD OF Observation-Disclosures l. GALLEHER,
CARLOS MERA, NATHANIEL CARUSI CHAS
+ RuSEN. FREDERIC DOLLiN9ER.
Special arrangements will be made with small
Classes in families Lessons will be give to young
ladies' at their homes, if preferred.
Monthly Soirees will be given atthe Institute
This is to encourage pupils their studies and to
afford them the Opportunity of exhibiting progress
to their friends To pupils who excel, will b.
awarded. at the close OF the school, gold and silver
medals, and other tokens of appreciation.
The Juvenile Glasses will meet at 4 o'clock, and
the Adult Classes at O'clock, z NJ
For further PARTICULARS circulars. or apply to
T l. GALL EhER, at the Institute, 2i2 Broad street.
between 4th and 9Th sts, or through the Post Office
sc l4-lm
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THE FIRST OVERLAND CALIFORNIA

THE FIRST OVERLAND CALIFORNIA MAIL.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-The first overland California
mail to California via Jefferson City and Spring
field, Mo-, Fort Smith. Ark, and Preston, Texas,
took its departure from the ST. Louis postof1ce,
this morning. Ii goes by the Pacific Railway TO
Upton, Mo-. thence in coaches aud spring wagons
to San Francisco. the fare from ST. Louis to San
Francisco being 800.
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MAINE ELECTION.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 25.-Col. johnson, Demos
GRAFT who came here from Belfast to-day, claims bis
election in the Sd Congressional District, and says
his opponents cannot count him down below y
majority
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York IndZe and
pas engers. Ludism Watson.
teamer Belvidere. Keene, Baltimore mdze, Lud-
lam d Watson.
steamer Virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, mdze and
Passengers Ii h futile.
echr Celito, Grow ell, Boston, msze D W Currie.
scnr Thos Tull, Cooper, New York, guano, Ed
mond, Davenport 4 Go.
schr Geranium, Scott, James River wheat, Hax-
gil, Urenshaw Co.
schr Lynhaven, Croker, Petersburg. wheat, Ha.
ALL Crenshaw Co.
SAILED,
Schr Yorktown, Wogland, New York mdze. 4
w CuTrie.
Schr Water Witch. Hull, Philadelphia, mdze, W
d CoquItt Co
schr Extra. Lewis, Philadelphia, mdze, W d COL
quit Co.
schr Hickman, DICT nan, Philadelphia, via Port
Walthall, coal, w Dc ] luitt h Co.
quit Co.
s osss Mar 60 sss'iHe Norfolk d's
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VIRGINIA TENN. X. R.-The stockholders of thi,
rosa were IN session at Lynchburg, on Wednesday
And Thursday. Edwin Robinson, proxy for tn.
city OF kiehuend, presented resolution askiup
the a6resasion OF the through ticket arrans cement
with the Central aud the Orange and Alexandra
Roads, and its establishment with the Richmond.
Frsderieksborg and Potomac Road-on the ground
that the State, Ia the charter of the latter road
had granted it an exclusive right to transfer pas
ssnsers between Richmond and Washington city.
Ans iesoiution Vas advocated by MIR. Robinson
and opposed BY Mr.. Mcdaniel, after which ths 70
solution was withdrawn by Mr.. Robiason. Messrs.
bsfwsti, Of Bedford, ami Wm. Ballard Preston
ADDRESSED the stockholders on the Importance OF
.as Ienusntepec route 70 California. All the old
oincers VI the road were reelected. "
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r. RICHMOND THEATRs.
SEPrEhBgR lsT Il. 1858.
GRAND BIELC-DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.
LAST NIGHT OF
OUR MAG GLE.
TWO GRAND DRAMAS.
FRENCH SPY
AND
LA TOUR DE NEsLE.
OUR MAGGIE AS MATAILDE.
OUR MAGGIE AS HENRI ST ALME.
CUR MAGGIE AS A WILD ARAB BOY.
OUR MAGGIE IN A WILD ARAB DANCE.
60 EARLY!
90 EAKLY!l
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FROM WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Sept 17-There are 10000 in
the Treasury. subject to draft.
John Robb has been appointed chief clerk OF
the Pension sfsce, vice Samuel Coleman, resigned.
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NAY THE UNivsRsALIsT CHURCH, on
Mayo street will be re opened for regular services
on SUNDAY next.
The Rev J. eHRIGLEY, formerly of Bali: more, and
more recently OF Reading Pa who has been engag-
ed as pastor will prea IN in the morning at III oclk
and in the evening at half past The public are in
vitsd to attend. l7-2tA
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0 EAkLY!l

NJ The WILD IRISH GIRL.-0ur citizens gener-
ally will be glad to learn that the " lid Irish Girl
has been secured and will be dealt with according
to law
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~ ~ you wish TO be placed IN IN easy, graceful!
position. employ old REFS. He has hal sixteen years
experience and has taken all tbs ladies' end gentle
men Of taste in New York, Boston. Cincinnati. Phil
adeinhia Charleston 81. Lon end Richmond.
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Yorktown, Sept Is, 1853. 60 is-lt.

B@-A MEETING will be held at Spring
field Han, Church Hill, on MONDAY evening, 2oth
inst. at O'clock for the purpose of forming GAS
for instruction anu practice in VOCAL MUsIC. All
Vit,d to attend. WI MINGLE.
"a l5-ItS
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81 The genuine AmbrotTp ecan be obtained at
REFS Cos headquarters OF Art. 1879 Main street.
varying in price from Is cents to SIS. Large size
family groups fancy cases and gooi assortment OF
the latest styles OF gold breastpirs. earrings ana
ioekets. all Of which will be sod ct the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

I lST OF LETTkRS--k aiming in the
kRICnMOED Posi- OFFICE. on the I7th day -
septe0bsr. 1855.
n Psrsone calling FOR leftsrs In TINS Liss WIZ
ploaoo cay they are ApyEKf1sKD.
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ngNEw Goops Il have received from


Philadelphia and New York and will op,n this
morning choice and splendid assortment of ladies'
DRESS GOODS. Also, fine assortment of CLOTHS
CASsIMERES and VESTINGS, along with general
stoIk of DOMESTIC GOODS OF every grade aud
quality, many CT which can sell at much lees than
former prices
Fine BED BLANKETS; NEGRO do A large
supply of Negro CLOTHING Of every description;
Brown and Blesched DOMESTICS, and many other
Goods too tedious to mention, usual, kept in the
Dry Goods line.
4 call is respectfully solicited of ali who want
cheap and coed Goods. Come and see and judge for
yourselves. at No 29 Main street.
film JNO SMITHER.
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Va The cheapest and beet p'sce 10 obtain Correct
lkeuesees 10 at the headquarters oil AIT, i"' nam
street, REEs Co., propristcrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

EETAMBRoTYPEs AND PHOTOGRAPHS -
The great depot for AMBROTYPES and PHOTO
GRAPHS is at las Main street (Pratt's old Gallery
Ifyou are In want Of good PICTURE call on
Sc IA 6t SANXAI CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

AAvAI.-Lseut. J. n. barney, arrived in Norfolk,
wednesday, aud has entered ON duty at the aos.
port Navy Yard. The Court Martial on Lieut,
soon v. Payne, has adjourned, itr decision has
oesn sent ON TO the Navy Department. Among those
WV we're promoted by examination before the
ns'si hns'nee' Board, which was recently in ses-
s'on stsns Brooklyn Navy Yard, We notice tho
names OF WIN. b. Brooke and H. W. srooner, OF
portsmouth, to be First Assistant Engineers.--
M n rseks third, and Mr. =. fourth in the ecsic
Of promotion.
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Northern Markets.

THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 15.-The deaths from yellow
fever Yesterday were IS.
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J, TsrmnfIxa Mxx1ixos-Ths Hanover Prrseyts
y, fuew schoci.) meets at Salem Church, Hanover,
sixteen miles from Richmond, on Wednesday, she
9th OF October The Grand Division OF Sons Of
Temperance Of the State, holds Its fall meeting
Al Christiansbure, on the same Day. The Synod
Of Virginia IN. s.) meets At Portsmouth, Va, on
the 81 Of November.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

fHs B1vHs II CnAALxsfos.-It u stated from an
ofnciai source, that Notwithstanding the reports
Of lever In Charleston, the total number Of deaths
there last week. was less than for the Same week
70 the four preceding years. The Mercury OF
1hursdsy nays the fever has broken out In the
JILL, and two Of the crew Of the steamer Echo are
dsva With It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

AoAA sLAvAas 70 BIZ CAuGAr-Prom letter re.
es'vsd IN Norfolk, the Day Book learns that the
u O. steamer Dispatch is ordered by the Navy De-
paf'nsst from her present place Of rendezvous.
fsnsseos' to cruise on the north side Of Cuba. for
Inc purpose OF intercepting two more savers. dai.
" expected 70 land their csrgoes on tina. Island
anis action was the result Of information gather
"a from some Of the officers connected with the
iass capture OF the brig Putnam By the Dolphin.
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~ II you " i.h to procure the gen uine Ambro
TYNE en- nioy RIEs Co
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An q SHM III 30.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
KUNKEL & CO.. ......... Lessesg aud Managers.
LAST NIGHT OF MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
Saturday Evening, Sept. 18th,
Will be presented the Military Drama Of The
FRENCH SPY, CIR THE FALL OF ALGIERS.
Mathilde de Meric Miss MITCHELL.
sailors Hornppe Miss kate PenDoyer
medley Miss Sale Bishop
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H- RICHMOND THEAras.

~ REFS Co are permanently located az 10y
Main street, over James Woodhouse Co.'S extern
ssve Book and Music store.
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RICHaONB. SEPT. u. 1858

1SIT IS WITH WILLING PLEAsaRs
THAT ADD MY TESTIMONY to the virtue of BA.
KER'S PREMIUM BITTERS in making a per-
manent cure of an established case of DYSPEP-
STA, from which 1 have suffered so much for
tho last twelve months. Also, my wife is using
il with great succesa alter suffering for many years
from dtbilistion and disordered st mach. As
soon as commenced the use of them i was soon
convinced of their valua bic qualities. confidently
recornme nd them to the afflicted. J. ADAMS.
For safe by hessrs. Purcell, Laid Co. and all
the PRINCIPAL Druggists in the city Of Richmond and
elsewhcrein Virginia. SELF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-18

Eoy ALL THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED
with any Chronic Disease considered incurabIe, will
receive Letter giving information which will in.
sure speeds and perm anent cure by sending their
u INES and one stamp Ito prepay postage) to DR. 4
Is. FooTR, the celebrated Chronic Phg siciau, and
author of Medical Common sense." saratoga
springs. NY Sc l3-dSw3m
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DAMAOE TO THE RICE CROP.
c.prrpE ANOTUER SLAYER.

SAVANNAH, Sept. II Rice 10 buoyant 10 conse-
quence of severe storm irjuring the crop on the
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rAW PART IN ERS HIP.-JOHN M.
- GREGORY and K. MILTON CARY have uni.
ted as partners in the practice of the Law. They
practice In all of the Courts holding their sessions
IN Richmond. and will attend promptly to all pro-
fessional business entrusted to them
Off1ce-Un!ted States District ATTORNEYS Office
Custom House Building, entrance on Bank street.
eA-R. MILTON CARY Commissioner in Chan
Gerry for the Circuit and Hustings Courts Of Rich
nond and Circuit and County Courts of Henrico
will continue to attend with promp.ness to such
business as counsel. sutors fduciaries may place
in his hands Office az above SO IS-lw
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LADIES, LIsr.

AAOAl
Armmons mrs Eltxa q
Asams mrs Killer J
Aiscbuk mrs elizabeth.
,r.,,.-r
aeeoy Ut , ss
kAsown UT MsHE
bsker mrs Ssnc
ply, ~
u-s.sy-ys nfaruaret 4
Dr yrs Ann
p pcston miss amp
Bingley miss Saran y
Cole mrs Belnle 2
Clarke mrs Ann
Claiborne mrs VI H
Carter mrs L v
Call gon mrs Ann
Gallo mrs aumphry
Cooke mrs " y
CIuHLp mIs S.uo a
CfaWioro mrs Lucy u =
Dunaway mrs 10 A
Dicksen mrs y
Davis mrs judith ~
Dollinger hrs with
M.cnet. m,s y 80"
Farrsr mrs SaljieN
Farn, en- miss CIV
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| George mrs Malinda
| Holman mrs Evaline
Holmes mrs K w
Holmes mrs Rebecoa
Hendley mrs e
Hazleton mrs A :.
Hardester mrs Cornelia
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Irvine mrs . a
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Jacobs mrs y
Jones mrs Nancy
|
Kelley mrs Sarah Is
Kinnard mrs James
|
Lacy mrs Msry C
Lewis mrs Frances
|
Norris Mrs Martha
Msvo miss Fannie NJ
Meadow miss Seph ronii
N,rris miss Julia w
Mitchell miss Virginia.
Miller mrs Martha II
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PARKS nIIos Mai
pat,eIsoiI ~ ~ s'G go -
Rerkius m,ee ne'T "A
Peiren mls 70. y E.on - .
piae J ., ~ ;n 100 , na
fesrce mis0 Luz
hoiil1s iii,ss LIas Z g
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nee 49, na,1s 80, = In,,. A
neI I;o. u an,ss . an" ~
posan ha;p r" ,.ys Fanr;s
sayili mrs MAR =
shlDeult mrs Hyter
shepherd mrs U
sexton mrs Mary
sbanks mrs Jane
shenlch mrs
Sinton mrs 4 =
1 II
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~ TEE ILLUSTRATED MISSILES. VT

a. II you wish to have q correct picture taken
fer asmall pin or ring. that will bear microscopic
G examination, employ aYgs Co.
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E6S TdE
LARGEST AMBROTYPES,
FOR so CENTS,
At POWERS Gallery
POWERS made 10000 PHOTOGRAPHS for the
Virginia Legislature
Good and cheap. can be bad OILY at POWERS
Gallery.
POWERS takes the Dollar size Ambrotypes for
FIFTY CENTS
Call and get one. Isl MAIN STREET.
I6-3tS
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DIED.,

DIED,
On 10Th of September, in Manchester, MARY Ell.
LEN JENNINGS, infant daughter of h and n A
Jennings.
Sweet babe of God-the little lamb
Was born TO die egan;
Now resting in that happy land,
Away from toll and pain.
Frederick shurg papers please copy.
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rag AT MEETING of the Overseers
of the Poor held at the Poor House. the 10Th Sep
temoer, 1853 thu following proceedings were adopt
ed and ordeI ed to be published
JoHy PEACE Clerk.
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N Positively LAST Two DAYS Of
COMMODORE PERRY'S
VOYAGE TO JAPAN.
And on -
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at o'clock.
For FAMILIES. At the
METROPOLITAN HALL.
Go and see it. Sc l7-2t*
%W. ]. g. WILLIAMS, A. NJ. Grad
nate of the University IF McGul College, @. n
ada and late Professor OF Latin. Book Keeping and
EIocution in Boursand's French and English In
stitute, Brooklyn, 1, respectfully begs leave
to inform the public that he will open Classical
and commercial school, on the goth inst, on Main
street, between 18th aud Goth.
REFENENCRs:
A Boursand, Principal of Brooklyn French and
English Institute, Y.
Grand, l. 6 d. Principal of Lafayette Institute.
Brooklyn, N Y
Rodriqnes. Attorney at Law,
Ii Lefebvre. A NJ, Principal Of Grace Street In.
stitue.
L Lottier, Esq; } Ii Talbot, Esq; Greaner,
ESQ; Brdgford, Esq; Wilson, Esq; W ard
we'll. Esq. and others. SO l6-3t*
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k1- TEE ILLUSTRATED MISSILES. written by the
monks of the middle ages. were indeed sriendid
works Of art. The labor Of years was devoted oy
the holy friars to the decoration Of single volume
which was made TO shine with all the hues OF the
rainbow. Until recently modern art has been forced
to confess its inferiortY. Fut nov the moss gorge
ops styles OF lettering in verDiion, carmine
ui,ramarine green, yellow, gold. silver or bronze
ar. done 10 'less than no time" at the Dispatch
Job Office.
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Bnsn DAY o. fas CONSTITUTION -Yesterday vas
the asniversary Of the adoption Of the coustitu.
aoo Of the Uaited States BY the Convention Of
Dsisgstss which commenced its sessions At Phila
dsiphia on the second Monday In May, 1887.
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THE DISP ATC I.

NoTce 80 : A6ssytsssm~rt. ~
0% RthRANA 9s1 q Adpd4d frty six O'Clock IN the
Aed4 fYSueY ~ Adp6fisea<Efs upon ths co,amms "
csw 49, ~ NJ adsAd u THAR Tscsptioa atty tie
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nllF you desire to have one picture taken from
another correctly. employ RES Co. They have
apparatus ey pressly for u at purpose.
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Ambrose miss Annie B
Atkins mi~s Ann d
Al genital miss Rosin
bishop miss salIie i
Brown miss CAssii!eu q
BraxtOu miss Fanny g
Brady miss Mary v
r BrAxt0n miss q A
Burns miss Mary y
Burch miss Ellen
Burweii miss Martha
Butler miss Caroline
Browne Mrs Caroline r
miss .Msrg's y
Conway mrs Julia
Courtney mrs Su
cunningham mrs NJ VI
Coehill misc Virginia
Collins miss q
ClendenninR miss r
Christian miss X A
Carroll miss Mollie
Cunningham miss A p
Crouch miss Fannie
D
Dsbnsy miss Caroline
Davenport miss A y
Davis miss n
Dickinson miss G N
Finney miss Sally
Francis miss Mary
Frost miss 8 A
Fla .ertey Hannah
Gentry miss Martha K
3 griffin miss Nancy
II
Harlow mrs John P
Howard mrs Harriet
Holmes miss q 3
Higgins miss GIMME
Hayes IN iss Hanora
Hawks miss Emily
HowIe miss Mary
3 Harris miss kubinnetta
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Judah mrs Judith
Jones mrs N
Jordan mrs Mary A
K
Kend,er mrs Jas w
Keache mrs kleonora
L
Lowe mrs Caroline z
Laprade mrs Emma L
II
Miller mrs Caroline
NJ redith mrs Mary A
Ia Marshall mrs x
Mathews mrs Catherine
/, Mathews mrs Lonisa j
sMason mrs Harriet A
Mayo mrs X l.
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Probest mrs r A
Phelin mrs Eliza
peasants mrs Eredk W
Prediction mrs A
o Peterson mrs Tsbitha
Powers mrs Susan
B
Roper mrs Mary Fl
Robertson mrs Lucy A
BEDFORD mrs Pebecca A
Raymond MIRA Eliza A
Roberts mrs Rosa
0 Rawlings mrs Z u
stone mrs r Rodes
Swain mrs Jane O
Swain mrs Msrgaret2
tyuco miss EliZa5'h ]
htarke miss Lucy A
Simpson miss Elizabeth
Shannon miss jane
Shepmau miss Emellas
Sharp. miss Julia
Shekheerd miss Ann Il
T
Tapscott mrs Charlotte
Tilison mrs Harriet II
c Tsppin mrs -
Todd mrs Jane
V
line
w
white miss Ellen
Williams mrs Marion l.
8 Wilson miss Fannie
Walker mrs u A
Z Werrha II miss Margaret
Woodward miss Fannie A
a Watkins miss z 3
Warrington miss A
Wridla ruias Narv2
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u ilson DIVE NJ s.tsr Mgx M..dy k.vs +.
" riaht WISH W-r ers Jno VI TilIrass n
willing WIN West Jno weed Chss
wallace L n Wiikipsoo Jno Mndvo n u
wfIiiamson D Nein f3otlfsb White C,irmk
Wells NE
INITIALS.
RR Agent
ssls-it TnOs. B. BIGGER. pm.
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by TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
NORFOLK. Sept l7.-Brg George Whitney, from
Philadelphia for Charleston, with assorted car GO
went ashore on Currituck Beech, on the 18th mat
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TO THE CREDITORa OF JOHN b.

Il MARTIN, DsCEASED.-The creditors Of john
Martin decd are hereby notified thai on the 2ist
day Of the present month (Sepfember at my sfiee,
/ shall proceed 10 take proof Of eli debts Gas snd
owing by the said deceased nc the time CT hts drath
aud which still, remain unpaid Persona ~ when
such debts due, required 20 present them on
that day. Il MILTON CARY.
sc l6--dtS2l Coin'r.
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The Board Of Health Of savannah, report three
Aeeshs Eea ysalov fsveF In that city for the week
ending Taesdsy, llth last.
hev. 1ossph \. Jones, late Of Matthews county.
Clarke ocussy. .''''
A. Asassdes Dimifry. Of Louisiana, 10 said 10 be
= ~ 49, 2. we cessos Plant, sjoarnsl publish
80 Hseea!ios b made 70 have military nsy.d.
shn- "A ~ ~ q The agricultural tar esd csfsls
49, = s's y WtneAssssr, Va, on The ipth n
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A NTHRACiTE COAL am now dis-
"A charging from schrs Lydia. Ogden and Alert.
cJrner 18th aud Dock streets, 60 tons Oh Ice easiisy
RED ASH COAL. WRIT ROBERTS.
10
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT SraEEr,o
September 18th. 1858 J
PROPOSALS will be received ct this

l. Office. until TUESDAY, the 2is. September, for
paving Sixth street. from Marshall to Cls~ spd
paving much Of the cutters thereon may be
quired.
Also, for re-dressipg and setting the curb stones
on 18th street, from Main to Franklin ard re- paving
the said street. entire.
State the price per square ard for the payements
bo new and old and the price FER iineal loot fof
re-drsssng and setting the curb stones.
For further information. apply 10
d BATES,
Sc l6-dtd eupt. Streets.
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1~ NRw MANfgLBTs, Sc Having
purchased largely Of MANTELETs. CLOAKS and
SHAWLS. We are now pr. pared TO ofer our friends
new and superior article, at reduced prices Please
call and examine cur stock.
BREEDEN 4 Pox,
% l3-l0t 2l7 Broad IT.
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LA TOUR DE NESTLE, OR
THh CHAMBER OF DEATH.
MARlnH INThLLI4HNCa.
ARRIVED.

rcst Of RsehMossd. Sept 17-Rsah Ha 1914 col
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NCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
~ THOS J sTARKE, Successor tn Workman 4
Oottrel 203 Main street. is prepared to furnish ali
the tt xt Books used in Colleges and Schools at
the lowest prices they are sold at In the city
Teachers and parents are respectfully invited to give
him call.
full supply Of the very best Stationery.
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~ against Rich'd Jsffri o. deed against his &C.
tate, will please prevent them FIR settle ment b. ED
WIN TJAME5, without DELAY: and all persons tn
debted 10 him his estate will please make pay
ment same. IL IL necessary th estate should be
speed iy settled MP. MBLJEPFRIEs. FIR
Of Rich'd Jsf'ries deed.
Ey ETJAMES.
ga In arf
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FALL TRADE.-CHsS- S DAW-

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A MAN who can
make good Family Flour. The Mill has only one
pair BurIs. aud one Corn Stone. Fora suitable sau.
lIbe raj wages will be given Sc I8- 2taw2ne