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The Atlantic TELEGRAPH.

The Atlantic Telegraph appears to be epj sy ing
profound nap. After it's brilliant inaug uration,
We had expected better things oft. After deliver
Ing Queens message anda Presidents reply, We
thought 1t was capable of any exertion. But it
SCENE that the Cable is aristocra,ic, and that it
will not make itself gobetween for any thing be-
meath the dignity of Windsor Palace or the White
House. The Cable has surpassed the honorable
distinction of "Single Speech Hamilton who, it
will be remembered, made one smart speech in
Parliament aud for ever after held his peace. We
should like at this moment to SOC an attempt in
New York to get up another celebration account
OF this grandest achievement of modern science !
We should Hike to see Cyrus W. Field riding down
Broadway again, standing up In his carriage aud
receiving the incense of the multitude! At the
same time, We have net yet given up all hopes OF
the Cable, though at present it is completely
thrown in the shade by the Comet which has a
much longer tail than the Cable, AID impro. es
upon acquaintance. We shall not mourn over the
Cables failure, however even II II should turn cut
that It 10 lying upon bed of magnetic rocks, aud
oonpistsly parslysed-.so far carrying messages
10 eopcerned-for the restof it's existence. We
have already seen the decided manner in which
Mr.. Buchsnan's proposition to make the Cable neu
trial hiss been received by the British press. and
hence no American will break his heart to Zee /,
nsutralising ITSELF
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CCHUOL B0OSS.
c0ulnv ArTnNEDv

SCHOOL BOOSS.
~ SCHOOL STATIONERY.
PIANO. FDRTES,
GUITARS AND MUSIC.
The subscribers have rece- tIY laid in an immense
SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL STATIONERY Pr
1N0 FORTES. GCIiAk rs AND AUSic
Embracing everything ueeded in he various anch
of educati n and ad .pted to use IN schools Col
leses and Summaries, in Virg mia, Moth CaruliIa
Ire most approved works on Spelling. Readiug.
Orat Dry Elocutiou. Arithmetic. Grammar, &c 1gra-
ply, Com position Mental Moral and Natural Philo-
sophg Rhetoric L9gif aeoogy Uhems sr, sots
Surveying, Cacu lns an the Sciences generally.
The Latin, Greek, French. Spanish. Italian ard
German authors; also. a large collect N of Eie-
S7ATIOyERT
Copy Books. Blank Books. for exercises, comrosi-
ton, &c 1 ks'apts Ink. States and Slate Pencils.
Lead Pencils India Rubber steel pene, Pen Hoi-
d rs colered Crsyon. Black board era on, Wat I
CoIors. Camers Hair. Sable aud poonsh Brushes.
ing Paper, Mathematical Instruments, Fooiscap.
Letter and Note Paper, knseiopesQuliis Pen-knives
PIANO F0ETE&
They have large stock of these insrumf Mt, OF
splendid tune and workmanship. Some OF them hIe
admirably a1arted to USE IN schools. being tf ria'
fini.h but of SUPERIOR TONE and DURA.ILIIY at VERY
Low PRICES.
Of Martins unriyalled MANUFACTURING as also, 9th
ers Of cheaper make. ~
For the Piano Forte and Guitar, comprising tte
best assortment in the state instruction Books fer
those instruments, by the most approved authors
All of which will be sold at low prices, for cash.
to punctnal customers.
Gr- Liberal discounts allowed to teachers and
schools. orders promptly aud faithfully hiled.
JAMES N0UDH' Use CO,
Booksellers. Statoners, and Dealers in
Piano fortes and Music,
l. Richmond Va.
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d South VIII pleas,
LIED.

At her fathers residence On Federal sire ID
the agsh mat HAKRIEr ANN adopted daughter
Of Eusebius II and Mary Crutchnsld. a2ea so"''
ant rssufhs .>x, at IN
The faneral will take place N tomorrow. a. ,e,,
AM The f,irr ds aud acqaa. ntances are fesbeo'
IL invited to attend. n,.us
On Thursday, seth nit. PLEASANT II. i',an,h:
scn OF john and Mary Drake. aged year III moh'h'
Wis fuuersi sermon will be- preached IN ' ,r
nil Nefhodist Church. this afternoon y. siosH -
The friends OF the family are invited to attena
Thou sletpest sweet Peddy. but whea VIII '"O"
wake. sair child! w;cs
when the Isrk's wing mounts with TIE p'e'-' "
Vhen fine first rich breath of the rose 10 ooh'
Lovely tbou sIeepest vet niethipg hes
Too deem and still cn thy soft seaf ey'1,
Hournfni though sweet. is thy rest 70 SEE
When will the hour of thy rising De!
fhou art gone from us. bright one-ihat 'nou
shnuldst die, ..at
Thou TT gene, as &c" ofop - S
bou2h. .Io;,nout
r,ov may wa 1--we. but in doubs and fearF
How may anchor orr fond hes ,rl a. nefe'
How shpuld e. n i9v but re Inbier De-.
psa,,,if,i peddy when we 1ook on thee
Den,rted this Iifa on the 3ist of August; 'fter
short illness of about five days AZ hsr home ~
4 amsr county Texas. Mrs. MANY ANN GAbsi u
MAYO daughter of Thomas T. MARC, OF Hooper :
Ro.k, Cumberland county, Va ag, d 10 years )
months and days 1t can lie lns,I! said she wss o
She has lett 4 husband, six children and numerous
rel .tives and friends to lament her loss she "
consistent member of the Baptist Church, in Powha
tan county.
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aNEW AND FASHIONABLE \ew
hi BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
N No % MAIN NTREEF.
(six doors below l4'h
JOHN C. PAGE, JR..

UOHN ~. L hOE. IN,
Respeet ou'Iy amour s. TO the citizens of Richmond
and the public generally. that be has removed tn
the SPACIOUS AND CENTRAL store No. 93 Vain stree
aSe2e h ae,,r sT so os y
Of bots. SHOES, TRUNKS. CARPET RAGS and
wants of the public by any house in Virginia
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
cam be- ppdsuped from tie bet hrdephia and Eas
tern manufacturers, and choice essoi tment OF Ms
" rtsE GENTLENEN's DEPARTMENT
Embraces general supply of fine Dress Roots, Gal.
ters, &c, of Calf, Parent Leather, Cashmere aud
La.tng and fresh and full stock o. o wee ana Peg
ged Boots. Baotees and Brogsus. OF Northern manu-
facture; which. together with those Of his We make.
comprehends assortG eBt as varie1 ami compiett
as can be found III the city.
THE MIssEs' AND III LDREN's DEPART
MENT
Is stocked with compete variety OF STYLES Of
CATERS Bo t es Ties and Slippers. suitable for all
purpose, and DIES gned % suit all tastes.
THE YOUTHS DEPARTMENT
have pail especial attention to- aud any article In
the line OF Gait KIP or STOUT Boots or so9tees Tor
as cheap eau be procured elsewhere.
suoEs AND BROGAN FOR SERVANTS.
In addt on to an excellent and fnil assortment OF
nv own make my assortment OF Northern Bootefs
and Brogaus. and Laced Shoes of various patterns,
i. Guiding many kinds. that. whether for hons,,
factory. plantation service. l can supply the
wants of all who may give me calf.
TRUNK DEPARTMENT.
have made such ARRANGEMENTS with the various
manufacturers Of TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS AMI
VALICES as will enable Ine at all times 10 furnish
superior articles in this line, at moderate p'ice-
NV assortment will always embrace variety Of
styles and qualities. ana to those in want Will tie
pre- pared all times to please both TO article AID
price and respectfully solicit a call
JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
My stock IN this department enables me 70 offer TO
dealers by the PACKAGE or DOZEN, tor cash or GIG!
acceptance. q general assortment of Root, and
shoes expressly adapted to the retail trade OF Ir
GINA which will be sold at a small advance on FAC
iory price and invite dealers to give mo call be
fore purchasing.
To nay friends and the pu bile generally. who pa
tronZed pie literally at my recent location Nc;
10 Main str ct, tend my sincere hal ks. and shaii
be plea. cd to see them my now store, NO 81 Ma
o.l-Im JOHN C PAGE JR
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lGT THE firTa ANNUAL EXHIBITION

or THs VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE, FOR THE Pro.
MOTION OF TIE MECHANIC Agrs.-Ihe new and spa
cious hail oi the Institute. 9Th street. between
Main and Franklin, Richmond Va, viii be opened
for the reception IT goods on MONDAY, the nth
day OF October, aud the 4 HIB.TION will he for
malIv opened On WEDNESDAY evening, October
the 10Th.
Mechanics. artists, inventors and others in the
STATE of Virginia. as we'll the country at large.
are invited 10 avail themselves Of the opportunity
thus afforded TO display thei taste and skill in the
collection about TO be mace.
The splendid hall aad building Of the Instituts
will afford accommodation sufficient to make a most
attractive display of Machinery. for which album
dant motive power will be furnished. as well a. ot
articles Of taste and interest," of whatever class or
de cription. which may be exhibited by those en-
gagged In manufacturing pursuits.
The Board If Managers earnestly invite the &c
tive cooperation of the mechanics and Industrial
classes throughout the country in contributing 10
the important Object in view: and would also OK
press their ack newied ent to the ladies Tor The
interesting contributions to the preceding exhibt-
tona. and would respectfully invite them 10 a nc
newal of contributions ia order that the d.spay IN
the Female Department of Industry may provs en-
inently worthy of American female talent
Any Information in refer nee to matters OF 6eta
will be promptly given. on Application, or by AZ
dressing Jas d Browne, Chairman OF the Commits e
Exhibition 9th eet, next to the Hall OF the IN
titnre au 27-2awtlstUt0tu
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COST OF THE EAST INDIA MUfISY-THE
TR0I.RI.E WITH TILE ATLANTIC CABLE.

new YoRK, Sept. 29.-The cost Of the suppress
sion Of the India mntiny Is beginning TO eAci'e
close of the campaign forty millions OF pounds
will be added to the debt of India, and that there
will be an annual deficit of six millions. The
Times says that the two most important artcies
of the China treaty are the resident minister at
pakin. and the right of Englishmen to 60 to any
part of the empire for curiosity or trade
The yaIeutia correspondent OF the Times says
that it 10 perfectly conclusive according 70 thee4
perments of Prot. Thomson, that water mas reach-
ed the copducting wire 10 at least one place, not
less than two hundred and twenty miles rom
shore. and as the currents received from New
fouudIapd vary from one t~o-hundreth to only one
nine hundreih part of the strength.they shnu'o DC,
il wouid be deceiving the public to state that the
anti ia other Than of the most serious nature
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, September 18th; at "shsrwo.d..
In Iunsnrurg county. Va. by the Rev. I: y Baker
tha Rev LEWIS VI AK " 10 Mss M AhT T., sscand
daughter Of Roger D. Atkinson. asa.
On the aeh instant. at Wslden;n G, by Jnst,es -, :
Peterson Mr. JOHN FRY Z Miss AAhdAnEi
s.REGohY, all VI hichmone, Va
On nth of sep'euhr last at her fathers residf
Rock spring. IN the couaty ef King Qaeen. NJ
IRA RCAUTHORN formerly Of Richmond, 70
Mi.s FANNIE w NUMA. Ct the above named
CT unity. ,;s. i.
Nav prosperity ever atterd them through hfe; -
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gIHH IrrHLLIoHN On.
Far, n Richmond, SPIT so-Hsh Wafer ia o'sit.

Fort of RicAmord, Npt 3U-HtgH HnleF ia otDe'
ARRIVED
Cohr r.ax E,,en corsou. New York. gusno. Cren.
sbpw 40 a.. phY.a.,nb;. co.t
9 Vswrs ..
., mr. p.ftrma-~ Phillips. baltimore. gHano.
srhr WIN Hendren, Dicks, James River, ~h'a''
MeGruder's Sons.
Steamer virgipia, Kelly. Philadelphia. mugs snu
ma enaers Fl futile. - W
echr Crensbaw, Moss. New York. mdz@
achr L Redner. Enderco't. down the river, nan,'
u.xproS poAps Sepf 30-Arrived. bark xrRi'
rian A. day from Rio, with coiee bound up 'aine'
River,
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gg PAPER HANGINGs, sc.
JOHN F. REGNAUIT,
10J Main street

sQUARE ABUVENEW CUSTOM HOUSE.
Has now in store is Fall Stock of FRENCH and
AME RlCAN PAPER HANG NGs Borders, View.
&c. Gilt, Velvet. Embossed. Glazed ani Plain. EN-
braciDg many new and beautiful styles. He would
cal particular attention TO the great and elegant
VARIETY of
DECORATIONS AND WOOD LHI7,A TfONS.
which surpass ia style al beauty any ever before
Cffrsi in this city Among ths m viii he found IT,
ELLZ4Bt THEAN LOUIS nv. LOUIS AZ, Bro.
CATELLE. IMPERIAL I'hINCELYOhS, R0EN
Brig CEL STE RACHEL ROSE SEASONS,
SENSES, GOTHIC OAK, CORINTiIAN, 90,
winch with the new styl Of decorating rooms with
GIlT WOOD MQULDfhGH, he is prepared to paper
Rooms hall and Entries. 10 vie which cannot
be excelled and on moderate terms as any house
iu the country.
Plain a. Glazed Papers. ranging from 10 cents tn
STOP roll.
He solicits an examination of his Stock, as be "a
determined to do work at a OW FIGURE, and feels
satii that he will offer nduceme nts to those
who may favor him with call. 27-lm
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WASHINGTON. Sept 30 The balance on hand 10
the L. g. Treasury 10 SIC. s6s, 600.
All the piasterers employed on the Capitol Ex.
tension struck to day for higher wages, and passed
resolutions requesting their brethren IN osher
ei.ies mot 70 come on here until the matter 10 ad
IA
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Edwin RoOlh.


On Wednesday night the Theatre was fail, aud
the Audience WAS Intelligent and appreciative -
Mr. BoorH played SIR Giles Orsrreach with great
spirit and fidelity, constantly bringing up before
the minds Of the older playeoers the elder Boot h.
In his palmy days. The treat was great one,
and fully enjoyed by the audience, whose gra,ifi
cation was plainly apparent.
Last night, young BOOTH played Sir Edicar5
Mortimer 10 the "Iron Chest" adding apotbar
laurel 70 the rich crown he has already acbievad
Ia the estimation OF the best critics Of the dsy
No man Of the day equal him Ia either Sir 6s,es
Ovsyveaca or Sir Ea,oard Mortimer. These char.
actsrs are identical 10 description. and espee
ally suited to sbs talent of EDWIN Booth a, thew
were 70 that Of his istiuguished father
NJ. BooTn also appeared rs Pstruc.to In shaks
psars's Comedy Of "Katharine and Fst.ucaio" Tn
bis preservation Of this very difficult character hs
showed ~ evident improvement upon his succes
fsi performances oft on former yis, to this CITY
We are not singular in the opioion tina. no cotem
porssy can equal him In IT, The audience. which
IVES hus one, was much delighted as possible
Tor IN audience to be. It was a brilliant night mt
the Theatre add brilliant success for the Young
actor.
We write not 10 the spirit of ordinary theatrica,
H~~cos 49, ." eoSN S~shoSss WIKI U eefftck sense
VI the truth OF all We have said OF this young
aetes. Let those who doubt go aud see him. lie
hes bot TO be true 70 himself-avoid temptation
not b lullsd into apathy by approbation-aud
apply himsef steadily to his profession under that
selling which every wise man has, that be has
always Thing 10 learn :-let him but do thi. and
no must attain to the very highest fame In the
histrionic art.
Mr.. BoorH has been we'll sustained Ly the com.
pssy % the shestre. stock company has many
disadvantages In PLAYING to star of the prolss
aoa. ~ hes his round OF characters which be
hAs stsdisd and played ever again and sgaia-
osss learn each day, their pArts to appear Ia each
pasee 10 rapid succession. II Il I'm possttic that
~ ean b perfect either In memory or rsprss4n
sataos. and therefore the critic should always bs
liberal ard fosbtAring towards those isdnstri1rs
49, oatss highly nsrttorious persons, Who per,
heD tbs iabosi4 a. task Of sustaining the star 10
Biz sseid,y vasisd roll.
xs.stght Mr.. BoorH takes benefit. on vhl. h
sseasasa ~ plays Richard III. We trust be may
hsss - Over aouias hosss
--.-.an----------
eAslso res kusosx The Persia, which salad
- Asw tosk 6ps Liverpool Wsdassdsy mosnise.
- 80 ~. tssta specie. sud no passsnssrs.-
.s 49, - Q r. B JAaass ana lAdy, sad
eaesle = LIZ Dis<hias iatoosr assIy saod.
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TRIAL OF A DENTIST.

MONTREAL. Sept. 29.-The trial OF DR.. "eps.er'
Dan,ist CHARGED with committing crime on a
patient who was under the influence of cloroform'
took place yesterday. Averdict OF not guilty on
the capital charge, but guilty o. An attempt WAS
rendered A new trial was moved
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Tur FASHION COURSE RACING.

Nsw York Sept 3o.-The owners OF Don Juan
aud Slasher being dissatisfied with the result OF
the handicap, will run a match race tomorrow,
for ten thousand doliars.
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WILLIAM ALLEN,
FURNITURE AND MATTRESS.

W ES.-You will find at HARWOOD's. Ga Gov
M ernor street, Richmond, the largest and m i
elegant stock II FURNITUkE aud MAT.
TRESSES 10 be found in the city. embracing
Rosewood Parlor and Chamber Snits
Mahogany Parlor and Chamber Suits
Elegant TAX sets for Chambers
Cottage Furniture
Dining Room Furniture
Chairs Of all descriptions
Wardr 1bes, uresus and Bedstsajs
With n great variety of other Coz Dis
Examine my stock before bug ing, as am selling
Q extremely low. sW HARDWOOD.
sc 2i2mif Governor street, kiehBond
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lIssOLUTION OF co PARTNER.
HAVING now clio. ed oft all the unde-
r ARGE, HANDSOME AND NEW
IL STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
MANN VALENTINE, JR

MANN q. VALEN TINE, JR,
This day opens his new stock of STAPLE and
FA NY DkY GOODS. and invites his lends and the
public ID the city and country t. al examination eft
The came. The stock has been bought for cash fro III
the importing and auctiJn houses at the decline
tho earlier sales and will be sold at small profit
for eaah or 10 punetuai customers.
Great press of business forbids extended adyer
tisemt Mt but will have aud sell every article In
cur line If business, in large variety of rs COED
quail and at as low prices as thong the merits
Of the stock were expanded ipro columns.
below enumerated the most important arti
c'es III the trade Tor families, plantation hands la
die gentlemen and child en- VIZ
Cloths, Cass niares Satnets md Fniied Cloths
French Engli. h and American NJ u seiines
lair ana Figured French MsTinos and Cobures
Robes ale and Robes Valentine, IN silks aud Ee
Laires
Black Cos de Rhines and Mourn ng Black Silks
Fancy Silks Velvet ard Trimming silks
Every variety OF Caiicoes. at every price
Maryland LinseJs, ain and Plaid OsEaburgs
A very large stock of BED and servants Blankets
Bleachei ard Prown sheetin9s, Shirtugs and Duck
Swanskin, Welsh and o h-r FlanBeIs
Embroidered Collars Si and Cam brio and sw las
Trimmings
Round cornered shaw's. stellas. Rob Reys, DC
Cioaks all of the newest fashion
Hosery. Gloves. Hoop Skirts and Woollen Shirts
Ribbons, Laees, Edgiugs, SC, SC
MANN VALENTINE JR
cornsr Broad. 9Th and Capitol streets.
0c t-lmn CAPITOL Snuare
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gG- SHcCKoE HILL BUILDING FUND
ASSOCIATION Tho monthly meeting If this Asst ca-
ton will be held this fFkIDAYl evening, at oclk.
DUES will be received from o'c ock u, until the
hour If meeting. BARGAMIN.
ocl-lt Secretary.
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~ BOUTS SHOES. CATERS, BRO


ZG.Ns RUBRERS, &c, FOR FALL. 1875
II par Sc, amerg from New York and PhiiGdtl
-$ phia we are in receipt OF our Fall Stock 81
Boots and 81 )As for ladies' gents misses boys and
chiidreGs wear, comprising all OF the Iat-s: and
100 apprrvpd styles; together with u Ia "a stock
# BOcTS SHOE and BROGU EI, of our own PAU
actur. ma king cur stock comp ete in all branches
"e most respectfully solicit the public g. give u
call feeling satisfied can please in low prices
sty lie and quality, the closest buyers.
HAIRS i CO.'S Shoe Depot.
or No I2g Main st
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rpUCIAL nor1cDn.
~ CApPsTIsGs.

. A.
e<5. CABPETIsGs.
FLOUR oiI Rrts.
BoffkTEG,
TABLE COVERS.
mass sTaIR LATEa.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
COCOA NAT INGS,
PIANO C1vEkq.
SILVER PLATED snd
BRASS STAIR ROD
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JOuN r. REGNAULT,

SQUARE ABpvENEw CUSTOM HOUSE,
Ia now prepared to exhibit large and beautiful
Assortment of Velvet, Tapestry. Hrnssells, Three
Ply. Ingram, Venetian and Hemp CARPsTINGs.
with the other articles euum Grated above AND can
assure tuyers that he can cffer great iDducemeDts
a. he IL satisfied TO sell his goods at moderate profit
He will be pleased to have his fiji nds and
bu ers generally to call aud examine them.
IT, CARPETS. OIL CLOTH, RODS and PLATES
made to order. 10 25-im
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MJ FURNITURE SALE.-Attention Is
asked to the sale of the Household and Kitchen
FarEiture of Mrs Louisa Lockett, who ia declining
on l.. Ugh. be wen 9Th and 7th SITS
THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 ocit ck
ocI THOS. W KEESEE, Auct.
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HS SPECIAL EoTlcE The members
of the Rchm md Granite Stone-Cuters' Association
are Motif d to attend Their regular monthly meet
ing at So had Hail, on sATUhD .Y. I'd october. at
s &C eck 81. L MACCABE,
sc 81 2* Secretary.
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Ma The Co mmittee of Arrangements
will meet. this (FhIDAY) evening, at Thomas j.
Evans office. at ~ och ck P. Nj. Every member
is requested to be present.
&C lit The eEI hElhnI
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DgArn or MIsIsrrR.-Rev. Henry NJ. Dennisor,
Rector Of St. Peters (EpiscopaD Church, Charles
ton, S. C, died Of yellow fever on the 18th uit-
lie was a native of Pennsylvania, graduated at
the Episcopal Theological Seminary in Fairfax
county. Va and married daughter Of Ex Presi-
dent Tyler. lie formerly dictated in Brooklyn,
NsH York and LouisSiile, Ky.
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rsrp.Y xosxrae. .~..... ocronvs 1852.

~oTrcH 10 ADVERTISERS - Adryrt,sen.ents. FIR
ehs DHsp ATa0 ssasf be sons IN By sr ocsoet IN hs
afternoon ~ arfsr u ayTe0r TIE HeH day. fhs
keacy pTsssafy " advertisements upon ne oeasans ~
emS pazsr eiu vert adssit If their reception after the
k0xr udMAd
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FOR SALE AND FOR RENT,

Use Il ,r sala in the town of Sydney, Ho1se and
Lot The Lot IL 81 feet by leo; framed House vi
six roof. g. and good well Of water. will sell his
property upon uGusnally long time, aud advise any
mechanic ia want Of home to give N" call.
CHAS Y MORRIss,
Tredegar iron Works
p S-TRo Brick Houses for rent, on the corr er
of s h and Cary streets, Richmond Possession CIV
en- at onCs Be- T-tsws
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO..
(MUTUAL SYSTgM)
Car,Ital.-G 500 R00t

This Company has peid III tha state Of Virginia,
over ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS to widows, orphans and creditors.
DIVIDENDS declared annually. and have
CENT
MEDICAL ExANISERs-RoRT COLEMAN, JAMES Ii
CONWAY, A Il WORKMAN.
SLAVES insuret ON the most favorable terms, fer
one or number of years
If you not insured, call without delay ar
procure policy.
G 6 "a u = yWaroTRrHAM. Agents.
Ofce for the present 203 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-01

We are glad to sea from announcements W tue
Maryland papers. that the AGENTS e"saasa -
,ei,ies subscriptions to the Chesapeake Rss'rosd.
have met w IN encouragement and thai ihaemoan'
Of subscription ueeeesary 20 secure the charter ~
the company will be raised 10 few days II u |"
NO, already scared. The company will then pro-
cesd 10 organize, and will, IL 10 said. commence to
pysn and prosecute the enterprise In earnest and
with energy.
. This roAd.i one very important to a.. ~ It will
connect Immediately with the Richmond, freder.
icksburg and Potomac Railroad. aud shorten and
very considerably facilitate travel on the line OF
which that road is part. ferry at Aania Creek
will readily transfer travel and freight from one
railroad TO the other. The traveller sill have the
opportunity Of seeing beautiful aud aoursbing
part Of Maryland, aud that section which In now
very much secluded, and has oaly slow aud isbo-
rious means OF getting to market, will be accom-
modased with railrsad c,mmu sication that viii
greatly promote its prosperity ard convenience
The country is highly eligible for the economical
construction of railroad. and we hope the friends
Of the enterprise will not let IL Tail.