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Neutrality of tho Telegraph.

The London Daily News has no idea that England
will respond to MIR. Buchanan's request for the
neutrality Of the Atlantic Telegraph. of course
not. 1t is rather late to expect such thing after
the job Ia done, and beyond being undone. If jon.
athan were not somewhat serdsnt, and apt to go
of At hafcock, he would have thought of all that
before be spent his time and money in laying the
cable. Putting your head In a lions mouth, and
then asking him to preserve his neutrality, is a
specimen Of more than lamblike innocence, but it
will not prevent the lion from eating when he is
hnHrrx
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EXAMINATION OF THE CAPTAIN OF THE
BRIG PUTNAM.

BosroN, Sept. IL, 1s58.-Capt. Townsend, the
alleged master of the slave brig Echo or Putnam
wbo was b,cucht 10 this port In the Dolphin, was
taken before United States Commissioner Z. W:
Loring today for examination, on the charge on
piracy. Lieut. J. n. Maffit, of the Dolphin, "ss
the only witness examined, and he testified NANNY
10 the facts connected with the capture OF the sa-
YER. and hich have already been published AT the
conclusion OF the testimony, the prisoner was re-
manded to Jail until the3lst lust, when a inr-
Their examination will be held Milton Anoroe,
Assistant District Attorney. conducted the case iu
the Unitad States. aud Chas L. Train aud j. FL
Prince for the prisoner.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPOnrgp FOR rHR ssDrsPATCH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARurvAI ng ruH yANDEHBILT.

NEW Yoax, Sept l3.-The steamship Vanderbilt,
With dates from Liverpool to the LIST inst, arrived
here last night.
Queen Victoria had returned to England.
Nearly E1,5O0,000 was ON the way from Austria
ia 20 Liverpool.
The diplomatic agents Of the Allies would be
sllowed TO reside temporarily IN Pekin. Cbi
nese envoy comes 10 Paris.
Paul Morphy. the American chess player, had
played games ct once blind folded, aud won all
but one.
Rudolph, Jung 4 Co, silk house at Paris, had
spended--liabilities very large.
Great hopes are entertained OF a commercial
treaty with China.
new Turkish ministry had been formed.
The Josuits had obtained exclusive authority Tor
the establishment OF branch Ct their order in
China.
In india, the Rsjspootra rebels had fed after
plunderng Touk. They were pursued by General
Roberts. The Gwalior rebels were menacing Bee
bore and Bughore.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL Sept. l.-tottou-sales for three days
of 10 600 bales Prices unchanged, but inferior qua
Iit:es weaker. Flour firm and advanced Cd. Whsa.
advanced lGsd Cora dull Kosin steady at 10 %
@4s3i. Rice dull. Spirits Of Turpe tine STEADY al
ss6G39s
Consols s6szGS96T.
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NIGHT NOW --LaCHarIan u. WVHU, .
young man, employed on the canal as boatman,
appeared before the Mayor yesterday aud testified
that be was wantonly assaulted and beaten last
ursday night, by three young men. while quiet
~ passing along Cary street, and that Mathew
Baird was also knocked down with loaded cane
by one of the same party. Wood identified, WT.
Duke as one Of the persons who struck him with
a stone or slung-shot, and gave the name of two
others, who have not been arrested-one Of whom
drew pistol, and the other used the loaded canr.
He further stated that Ann Thomas was Ia the
street at the time. and he believed she eDcourag
ed the assault. Duke stated that he was struck
with loaded cane by some one, but denies using
a sluDg-shot, or anything of the kind In order to
give the officers an opportunity of arresting all
that we're engaged in the row. the Mayor adjourn
ed the examination until Friday, the oath instant,
and recognised the witnesses to appear before him
at that time.
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sro1ss CBIcKrss-Als lad calling h

STOLEN CHICKENS "A lad, calling him
self Samuel Reese, was arrested at late hour last
Saturday night and Gagged, for having in his pos
session six chckens-among them black skn
pallet and grey cOck-believed to be stolen
Not being able to give a proper account of the
manner in which he came by this fancy stock,
and knowing him to be boy of suspicious char.
acter, the Mayor locked Sam up, and held the
chickens in custody to give their owners an OPP
rortunity Of recognising them.
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TIE FEVER AT NEW 0RLEANS--CHARIT4
HOSPITAL REPORT.

New ORLEANS, Sept 10--The fever report OF the
past q hours shows that the epidemic IS 'ncreas,
~ .oa;r The increase n the number of deaths,
compared with the previous days report, being
fifteen.
In the Charity hospital the disease is also on the
increase. the fever deaths during the ~ hours
ending at noon to day being 20 against IL yester-
day, The total nun Der of deaths in the hospital
during the week ending to-day were l3l, an in
crease of 4, as compared with the previous week
The fsver deaths during the week were !le, an
increase of 5. The total mum Der OF a9missohs
into the ho.pita during the week were 293, against
35T the previous week.
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BALTINoRE, Sent = Flour Inactive. HOWaru
and Ohio es1a Wheat dull. Corn lower; white rs
@50; yellow s0Qg92.
Nyw YORK, sept 10 Corn active. The news by
the Vanderbilt has caused easier prices but quota
tions unchanged Flour hs,vy-stata 81 IS, other
brands unchanged. Wheat lnwer-prirne ked u ~.
fair White sl.35 Corn active-m mixed ~, yeiow gu
Spirits Turpentne dull at 45; Resin heavy at SifZ
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RICHMOND MUSICAL INSTl
:. oAILEHER. princip.l.

4. Il.
The third semi-annual session of this Institution
viii conmepce on THURSDAY. the 10th OF septem-
ber 1855 and continue 20 weeks Every facility will
be afforded in this school for acquiring thorough
musical education. Teachers OF eminent ability,
large experience and reputation, have been secured
for the several and expense or LABOR
will he spared in making it, in point OF musical ad.
vantage, equal to any school ia the country.
TERMS for the session. per scholar. payable at the
middle OF the session) Two Lessons per week, Vo
cal Class Exercise adult. IS 50 Juvenile do. 81; Pr
sno. Organ, Melodeon Guitar, and Violin, each $40
Private Lessons on the Voice 81 per lesson
BOARD OF DESTRUCTION; LGALLEHEk,
CARLOS q MERA, NATHANIEL OARUSl, CHAS
RoSEN. FREDERIC DoLLlNGER.
Special arrangements will be made with small
Glasses in families. Lessons will be aiysn to young
ladies at their homes, u pre3erred.
Month"; eoirees will be given ~ 1.-The Institute.--
rhis Il TO encourage pupls In their studies and to
AFFORD them the opportunity of exhibiting progress
10 their friends. To pupils who excel. will b.
msaAis, and other tokens Of appreciation.
The Juvenile Glasses will meet at o'clock and
the Adult Glasses at O'Clock, PM
For further particulars nee circulars, or apply TO
L 0ALlEhkR at the Institute, 2i2 Broad street,
between 9Th and 5th Sta or through the Post ufics
- l4-im
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CID POINT COMFORT, sept, TN, 1913.
sc I'D Dtwit<
DE CAREFUL THAT YOU WILL GO

- TO THE RIGHT pLACE.-At No n Main street
you viii ipd selected stock of the bandsomest and
checpest Goods that can he found in thu city, OF
Richmond Every item will be sold so low. thai
You cannot help from saying it il cheap. L will
mention TO you some OF the goods: All eolors and
qualities of Merinos from 70 cents &C; al eoiors Of
De Lame. Main and figured. striped aud lowered
from I21s cts AID upwards stack silk ~ so cts and
his her: Debage at e cts. Ec Jac0net and Carnbr c.
Cambria and Swiss Bands, Swiss and Cambria Col
lars from Ga cts up to So; Hoseries and id Gloves
and Gauutlets; Grown and bleached Cotton, u r,
Bosoms Marseiles and Bosoms. astonishingly low;
Bed AID Servants Blankets; Towels and Table
Cloths at all prices Rcd, Yellow and hita Flannal
the cheapest in the city large stock of fast col
ored Prints at 6l4 eta and upwards; Ginghams Or
ferent patterns, at 10 cts, &C; Black SIX Nevet
skirts and q great many other goods too numerous
to mention. All ask is call and judge for yourself
The sooner the better My motto Is QUICK saies ana
-I as ~ p'o'''' a. q JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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Crops, Suicide, &c.
looasEspoxpzscr Or THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH,

SALlM, ROANOKE Co., Va, Sept. IL,
Rain SUFFICIENT for the present has fallen, TOT
ten hours It fell in torrents, and corn ana topseoo
are once more looking naturally. Vegetables OF
all kinds 10 this vicinity arc scarce and potatoes
are no larger than walnuts
Before the rain, we only had corn bread, as tners
was not water enough to turn the NILS anu g.anu
the wheat bat they have . good supply OF butter
and beef here-the former at Ia GEMS Fer
pound. =. 49,,
A distressing suicide took place here this morn
Ing man named Luke Stevens, ABOUT 90 year
old, ended his life during . at OF deiirium ire
mems, hy cutting his throat with knife:
3. A.W.
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CELEBRATION IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 3-The anniversary ct the bat
tie of North Point is being celebrated here to-day
large civic and military procession accompanied
tha remains of Wells & McComss. the patriots, IN
tha;r translation to the new tomb. Houses were
closed flags displayed, guns fired along the route,
and general holiday observed.
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THE LADIES Department OF the

THE LADIES Department at the ap-
preaching Fair of the Mechanics Institute, is
expected to be unusually interesting this season.
owing to the fact tina; large number or them
are preparing specimens Of their handwork fol
the exhibition. The new hall will be an elegant
place for showing of fine work, and all our lady
readers should have specimens there.
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aG- MEssRs. CosE l. SMIrH's School.

49, MESsRS. VONE q SMITH 3 SCHOOL
In consideration of desire frequently expressed by
patrons of this institution the Principals wish to
make known to those interested, that class Of BE-
GfNNERs In the Primary Studies. viz: Geography.
Arithmetic Reading, &c will be formed at cha, e
Of $50 pr session. and thst frequent exercises in "
cal Muisc will bs given t, the school, and the Ele-
ments of Music Taught without extra charge.
Er See Observation-Disclosures and CONNER
cial School," Sc 10-l2t
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ssys 81 Rfssmcns, Sept ls-Hssa wsssr "a sei'
ARRIVED.


Arrived.
stcamer jamestown. Parrish. New York. mase
steamer Gec, Sc peabody. Prisehets. Baltimore
steamsr Psnesylysnia. Teal. Philadelphia. mdze
and passengers, Tutte.
schr Extra. Lewis. Baltimore, mdzs. DCoioui''
seh Sci Rio grande. Herd rsop, James river. wheat
schr Brown, Chamberlin, Boston. plaster. Ed
schr Young America. Pool. New York. guano. Ed
mond, Davenport 3 Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Ci.y of Richmond Mitchell, Philadelphia.
mdze and passengers, Tuttle, p.u.a.,,,,.
schr Jose phns and Edwin, Cor ally, Phiiadeipnia'
A schr Miunehaha, Young. Charleston. mdze. W
Sem scsr Maria Jane. Jones. New York. nSur. 4
W C.rrie.
Report rr SrRAxER CURTIs PECK. z: O. Clifford.
master Hampton Roads. 7 Nj. strong breeze ~
Bsrs posi bark Impsrsdor and I've schoonsrs
Point shoals: briggs Hurricane an. no Fisher ~
Trse's Point; brss Highland Mary aud Resale at
Point Shoals.
NEW YORK, Sept, il.-Cleared. scbrs p E Savage,
pierson, Richmond, and Sunrise. roie. City Point
mf'ssss sa 1gG% ffS aEA ,al,sn INC
nsy Rssh;'fr Hsiehs'e Gfe cap' baTssr
Orammer, g Armstrong. M Merisether. II A
BROWN L. Har ington. NJ Cnlkins and lazy, MRS A
Green. Miss 9 Hicks. Mrs Leroy and dsnghter Mrs
4 Samson and lady. j II Bowdtch and son, Hen
~. LADY, child and nurse. VIM Y Ritehie Hon VIM
sColiins. l. Dibb,e, Robt Grannis, Miss Monrn
I, thirst, VIM Bell, Miss NJ steele. Fonda. Mrs
SANFORD Mrs News cd. Mrs Julia Funda, Mics =
Fnnda Mrs Saunders and child. Mrs Chaplin AND
child Mallett, lady and children ara 81 stee-
rage.
Also from Norfolk
W HICKMAN. VIM Drewry, 10 Cary. Tho T.bh,
II Whiteh urst, Hurley; C A Collins. Mrs Odell
Miss II Clark Miss Clark, J L Cuilpepper.
pinkhan.
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tag A RARE CHANcE.-If you want
a pretty and cheap FARM near the city Of Rich
mond, refer to the Dispatch" of the 9th 10th and
nth of September, under the heating Of 2i2 Acres
and then come and see me in Chesterfield county,2
m les from the city or call on A Archer firm Of
Dove & Co, and he will tell you something Of it
HEZ G. ARCHER.
Chesterfield. Sept 18th, 1873 pc l3-2.s
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fS- FPEcIAL NoTIos EXTENSIVE
SALE OF FURNITURE The attention of the Trade
and the pnblic generally, il asked to the sale of
FURNITURE, at the store of c bows. on Main
between 9Th and 10Th streets, THIS DAY, at 10
SELF e B COOK 4 CO, Aucts.
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LOCAL NAT tn AAD.

Cry Couufssx - fAeulAe monthly
- - ~s..-.,,,e... IA EN- glAn Couoei,
~. ~ ~ - xn.cinck preeSnt
&c.. rsmS 80 .As,ct silsnnnsp, n d rettar
p.sn. 49, Ss"eues ~ sys.Ssns NH Encs Ran
w." s.' rs'sss Ihs.s, Mar. stas A.
, = sn a1s, an.av
~. -, ~ s~s..,.s - ~. Last rerattn~ vsrs
Ans1ss.-aao ssi"o'es u sae 's - 'esosa"e WIZ
tsea saa sPProsed ).
Nfe4 fMpToremsaa-Ine CommissaoueIs oi
Streets recommenaed the appropriation OF &*UU 70
widen the sidewalks Of 12th street from Main 20
franklin; In favor OF allowing Warwick Barks-
dale 20 erect bridge across Al styeet: hermit
,,ns q Hs.s..s sG.o.soansa ppu,.ar,
an oa ssrss,. r.ea".ssa 1.,S.. snros. RECON
on.,ts, prsnsh :. 80. ..e,r . c.r,,ase
80 a. s,h.sss.sa 49, y, ~ y, p" rs,s a. cosx
- s,.n 80 49, Wo'n Ma,sasu " s"Lins 10
=. S nv saveIse 70 the meMola -. sa.,s,.~
.saAhn street iwProseo ocyo"~ sneSo'f
ne IePupt siIet Da.ng reao was s"op.e'
lug "outnsy reports o' Io,..o '''0''
we're Ieie,rea 10 ,hesappropfsse comh s1s- ~ Tor
myectea.-A oiit OF Cna!'es rninps ns .n,bor.
pu'.Ins uIft ta.s,a se.se', ~n.ou' P'oPe' ""'
ny, was presented ana IeJecseo; u,.or
ipoF noust "A memoriai s'seea W "a ia1.a
ana thirty eighto tners, compiainieg on ''o 49,
management OF thelPoor honse ahd i.s pauPe,ss :
was read and referred TO the Commit'ee on 'he
Borying Grouns, TO be reported upon AT aia'"fe
meeting.
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TAKEa A RoUND-Yesterday morning
q slave named Jack, in the service of Jas. Moore,
called before the Mayor to answer the charge
OF having no pass aud carrying loaded cane. The
evidence showed that Jack was violating two ordi-
nauces, aud the Mayor thereupon ordered him
a striped dress for his daring hardihood
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STABTIso EARLY.-John Sullivan, a
lad about twelve years old, was before the Mayor
yesterday for being drunk in the Rrst market, and
ewearing like trooper. With the hope Of reform
ing poor Jack, he was handed over to his mother,
with orders to he put through a course Of sprouts
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Ricbmoud Markets., sept. IS.

FL0UR-Jhe steamers news made no change IN
the Flour market. The foreign advance VIII nave
to 90 sill higher before our marie is started
WREAT-We quote Prime Red at Fl 35d,i ~, ara
White at 81. So CORN scarce and firm at oeCg'3c,
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NAVAL.
Nnrfliern Markets

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. Is Arrived, yesterday,
the United States school ship Preble, from reg
Mar cruise. She will proceed to day to Annapolis.
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GYMN ASiUM 1.-The second session. of
~ my GYMNASIEM will commence the ts,h of
September. For the proper development of the
muscles. aud as preseryatige of health, the GYM
nasium has long been Acknowledged to be preemi
nent; much so, indeed, that in Europe, and espe
cialiy in Germany the Gymnasium Is a marked
feature in the of instruction Of all The Schools
For young men of sedentary habits, or for those
who are closely confined over their desks, the Gym
nssinm il especially intended and have ther fore,
fixed the h3ur for EXERCISING at n. n: on TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS.
for the night class There will also BE class
for BOYS of fifteen years and under. at I, N. on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday afternoon
thus allowing the boy time to Study and the young
man time to attend to his business. M y terms are
$40 initiation fee. to be p1d only once and 81 cents
per month as long az he chooses 70 remain q menu
ber oftha g 5mn ,siunl. For the Boys Glass, ST 50
per quarter of three months. TO be paid in advance
and if a scholar takes four lessons be shall be held
accountable for the whole quarter For further in
formation apply to u. KEMPE, at Gymnasium.
meeting nights or afternoons. or to NJ DEAN.
REMPE, Proprietor,
ss 2-Ilt* Marshall bstwean 5th and 9th cts
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FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 13.-By the Star of the West
we have the following additional items OF Caiifor-
mia news:
GOV. Weller states that a general uprising Of
the Indians in the Northern part Of the State had
taken Mace. between Humboldt and Yreka, and
seven whites had been cut off and killed.
In Oregon, a large body OF troops marched INTO
the Indian country on the 9TH of August. Another
command was to leave in a few days.
The emigration to Frazer's River had ceased, al
though the mining reports were more favorable.
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NY No OUACKznY-JACKsoss Ex-

ny No QUACKzRY-JACKs0N Elk
cEIsIoR BITrERs are m ade from an old valuable and
well tried Receipt, and every one that has given
them fair trial agree that they the most bene
cial and pleasant BITTERs ever introduced 10 the
public Read the annexed certificate from medi-
cal gentlemen, only one from among thousand:
JACKSON MISSISSIPPI
"TR. r. III. JACKSON Dear Sir: have tried Ifn'
bottles Of your ExcELsroR BI,rEss with my custom
ers and universally recommend il as a specific
against Ague and Fever, Bilious Fever. &C.. As q
ToSIc End il superior 10 any other article have
ever tried As al agreeable tcle in Q COCKTAIL, it
is only 10 be used to be approved.
Your friend and servant,
sc 9-2wf THoS NJ FALLON, MD"
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SCI NoTIcB.-The regular monthly
peeting of the Young Mems Christian Association.
will be held TaIS (ruesdsy) EVENING. at their
earnestly requested
An essay Will be read by Mr. P j Price
w II SMITH,
90 Hi Recording Secretary.
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R~ PRoF. MILLIGAN, OF Bethany Col
lege will lecture in Sycamore Church, on WE'D
NE-DAY end THURSDAY evenings next. corr
mApcing al o'clock. The public is most respe tiu-
ly invited TO attend. BE H-3s"
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EtpteMDtr IUtD, Ibsko.J
s~ Books for the entry Of ARTICLES,
intended for exhibition at the Fair In Richmond il
Octof err next, IRE now opeu.
Communicative addressed to thu undersigned
desc riding infinitely as possible. the charscLer OF
thu article to he eutered will be attended to These
entries must be made prior to the 25ih of 0ctobes
to prevent confusion and Disappointment
CHAhLES DIMM0CK.
sel0-t2JO Secy Va Cent Az. Society.
a1- Enquirer. Wing, south and Exsminer, copy
two weeks,
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REVIVAL IN MANCHESTER -

REVIVAL IN MANoHEsTER.-An extern
sve revival is in progress in the Baptist Church in
Manchester. Twenty persons have protested cou-
version, and sixty others have asked for the
prayers of christians. Rev. Messrs. Winfree and
Dickinson have been aiding the pastor. Rev. Mr..
Boston, of Petersburg, will preach every night du-
ring the present week.
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YELLOW FEVER AT THE SOUTH

CuARLEsToN, Sept. ID The deaths from yellow
fever in this city last week were lo3: -,
SAVANNAH, Sept 10 The Board OF heaitn mere
Wednesday, of a mild type. There is no epidemic.
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with any Chronic Disease considered ncurab'e will
receive Letter. giving Information which will in
sure a speedy and permanent cure. by sendpg their
nsmes and one stamp 10 Prepay hostage to DR.. Il;
author of Medical Common Sense" saratoga
Springs N. Y. Sc l3-dsw3m
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~AMBRoTYPEs AND PHOTOGRAPHS --
The great depot for AMBROTYPES and PHOTO
GRAPHS is at 1i6 Msin street tpratt's old Gallery
If you are in want Of good PICTURE. call on
Sc 4-6t sANAA1 q w.
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Ny A CARp.-The Samuel Rose men.
toned in Yesterdays Dispatch under the Police
esd is not Samuel Rose. Dry Goods Merchant. q!
Rr. ad sfreet Sc I4-It@
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ILLINOIS POLITICS.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. 13.-Judge Breese, the
Administration candidate for United States Sena
tor denies that he has resigned in favor OF Judge
Douglas.
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FORCED PAss-Sampson, hired to Jas.
dray's sons, was before the Mayor yesterday, and
punished for having In his possessiona forged pass
doubtless furnished by q servant.
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~ THE GREAT ATLANTIC CABLE.

VI. THE GKEAT ATLANTIC CABLE,
Al sublime idea-sn iron arm which reaches
from one aide of the to the other ust in the
same way as the golden arm of 8. SWAN co..
stretches from end Of this great Union to the
other. The one gives news of neral Importance,
and the other news Of special importance, namely,
thai if wesend to those gentlemen at Augusta eor-
gia ten, five or two and half dollars. they will
gre Us whole, half, or quarter ticket. which mag
realize Us from twsnty to seventy thousand dollars
in one of their single number lotteries, which draw
avery Safurday
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Tuesday Eveaing, sept. I4th, 1s5 s,
vii. be perfoy med the DI sna, entitled
MAEGUT, THE POULTRY DEALER.
Naroot Mica MAGGIE MITCH ELL
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DIED.
~ H1un IUTHLLiaHHCH.

On the ,,th instant, Of Typhoid rcver. THOMAS
sm a A. @. Perdue. sged ii years.e months snd
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WANTED--An experienced and well
W trained APoTHECARY. whose heart Is 80
touched with the feelings Of OR ipfrmitiss. that
neither the feelings OF aziness the ioss Of few
ments sleep the desire Of gain the spirit OF craving
mortality, nor any other principle. induce him
refuse necessary Prescriptions for the relief Of
night, without exacting an additional Zee of ffty
C, nts for bis services.
such an che will receive . liberal patronage from
a 81 mpathzing and compassionate public
se IA-IkH