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lnueu,a. General Anderson says 10 must
hnve ki,iod ten In one. We held The bAsuA. ucaa
s1eu. euu,uaf and ano,ber Yankee 3snefnl uent
sahs al truce for permIsaion to bury theft dsed -
jackson told them when fleT 0enefsltnO I 49, .s
ag Of truce Il would he listened 80 and answered
Last night our whole army recrossed tne rosoI.0,
and by O'Clock this Mug twithont l2slnS Isn
or dollars WORTHY all were On the vtrBn'n s' " -
The nos,,lon Of the enemy Was strong ~ 'ne 49,.
of The Blue Ridge Monnt wh~Is we NO, 80 ~
sides IL VIZ had followed UP ot'r victory We cv"u
mn, hars pursuei the enemy because there VS. pus
ONE rond aud that was strongly torttnea w .ue
.nsmv and We et,,ld not follow them tuiousn IVY
mountains. nod. so,t tia
Hon MIR. Bpseler, who made short but aood
s,,eecb He stated that he had lust fe'ufnea Hom
the battle field; that our victory vas decueu, saa
oer loss would not Ia sll exceed I'VE Thousand. Gnu
that OF the enemy was At least twenty thoussna'
that we pern,ltsd the enemy to bury their dSad
aud our men nlxed with them aud conversed Tree
~. that he supposed the reason Genera Leg re'
crossed the Potomac WAS TO rest ana ger ms ineu y
better coY,sition, IA many oi them uau 'b"' ne
fran MsLnssas wi bout shoes; that at this season Of
INA We N when the equinox IN =. hand and rise VI
the P/tomac nay be expected, which would en' on
N,r supplies, II was not ptuueGt 10 ienau ou
ths other side that be had every confidence
Ia General Lee aud all cur denelHs; tua'
the wi,h,lra wal from Maryland Ia only temporary
and that abe must and would be redeemed Louo
cells were then made for Elk Gov. Lowe, but ns ala
not appsar He il here. but seems mucn la"ea.-
Most OF cur army ia near Shepherdstown, va ven
eral Anderson was wounded III tue tntsa-A ne -
ed lie Il said to have acted gallansiy, and with
Two regiments beat back an immense force, wnen
he was rein forced aud routed the enemy.
Twin writa YOU again tomorrow, aud tell you ri
| can learn at tie killed anu wounded Apoul w.
thousand wounded will be here by tomori ow night
AcCoMAC.
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A Conspiracy.

The New York Herald has discovered
conspiracy among politicians OF the Abolition
stamp. to depose the virtuons and patriotic
Lincoln and place John Charles Fremont at
the head Of affairs We venture to predict,
that if they could succeed in their purpose the
Herald would be the first to swing its hat Tor
the newcomer, and help Abraham with Il
hearty kick into the obscuriiy OF private HE.
That there will be a conspiracy in the North
some DAY or other TO depose the Washington
despot, we do not doubt, for the fresh success
sion of disappointments and disasters, which
inevitably awaits the prof1igate Administration
Of the United States, cannot fail 10 bring his
demenied subjects to their senses. Their only
road 10 ,ieliverance lies in the overthrow OF
the cabai which is exhausting them OF thrif
blood aud treasure TO carry ont scheme Of
subjusation, which is impracticable, and which
none but men whose reason had been com
pieteiy driven from its throne BY furious pas
sions would ever have attempted.
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an lrreclai,laakle lllatsArtr.

III n
~, N.w York Herald. commenting OH The
,tostle Of Eharpsburg, dsclsles thes this cuuS''
nv viii sarely expect Gen. Hsl!sck 70 cut
.hor, the scssion Of. tho rebel Congress at
Richmond, while Gen Mcclellan is gathering
m the fragments Of the late great MARYLAND
libcsa,ing rebel army
The people who can swallow he naaseai'ns
ahNardi,ies with which they are daily drugged
hy this Sawney Of the Herald, must be the
most erednlous Of mankind The eento Rich,
mcnd' of that bragyart journal has been re-
reated every month for the last year and a
half with the same confident and clustering
arrogance, aud i, il forthcoming again now
after repeated trials and failures, with as much
assurance as if it were asserted for TIE hrst
time. Nothing could inspire even Benne'e
with snch unparalleled audaei,y hut the
houndless ealIibility of the Northern DO"
10 whose vicious passions he fahaefS
for his livelihood, aud upon whose amazing
creduli,y he plays as upon harp OF a thoa'
sand strings Gen Halleck probably by THIS
time understands the real facts of the battle Of
Sharpsburg too well to venture upon that cru.
sade which " the country expects of him, aud
which would in all probability terminate more
disastrously than any of its predecessors. Il
he feels disposed, however. to try his hand ii
"cuftiug short the session of the rebel Con
eress ut Richmond, he would better make the
experiment. and bring Bennett along 10 share
the fortupes OF the enterprise. An editorial
correspondence from Libby warehouse would
probably be among the choicest products OF
the campaign.
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EocAL MAff.nA.

.4notkcy afuydey--Cafencr Sslxay was
called ,Icvn Yesterday 10 hold All inquest over
tie body Of Michael Lcary, found lying dead
1t his 0wn house, on Grace, betwcon 18th and
Union streets, Deceased's death was the 70.
snlt Of III ARRAY between himself and one Jno,
breathed bis last Sunday night. BY the eyi-
dence Of James McCorfnick, a resident of Hen
rico. il appeared that he arrived in the city and
ponrht the dOmicil Of Leary for lodgings
While on his way thither, between and ~
o'clock at night on ThnrSiay, be met Murray,
who proposed TO accompany him. He did so
On their arrival they found Leary's family had
retired. Leary got up, opened the door, ami
objected To the presence Of Murray, and told
him he had better go home; he could not get
lodgings there Murray insisted upon going
in, and thrust himself into the house: Leary
laid hold Of Murray TO eject him. McCormiek,
after advising Murray 10 leave peacefully.
seized hold Of him also. Shortly after. doing
30 Murray stabbed him in the side, and he let
80 his hold Afterwards Murray stabbed
Leary twice with knife, once in the side, ana
once in the back, and deceased cried ont that
he was a dead man. At this instant the cry OF
murder was raised by Mrs. Lsary, and an iron
not was thrown at Murray.s head, against
which it struck. Did not know whether Leary
or his wife threw the missile. Mccormick did
not see Leary stabbed, but there was nobody
in the room but Leary and his wife, witness
and Murray When Leary's wife cried mur.
der, Murray threatened to cut her throat from
ear to ear If she did not stop, and did finally
stab her in the breast. Leary's attending ply
stefan certified that he came 10 his death by
reason of the stabs
The verdict was. ''that the deceased came 10
his death by two wounds inflicted on his side
and back with some sharp instrument in the
hands of John Murray, at the house of said
Leary, on Grace, between 18th and Union
streets on Thursday night. September 18th
1902
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n tbs clty y kfchmend, sna eonfnsd II pflson
nnvvn a Wf.6stla Thunsef,' wa % sffeateH hpa
n,,,ti nv thr military aushsfity 81 tie aos
S.dsr 40 "a aSs. sn.l II 40 by wasa officer ana m
dcr what authority. ID TOS what offence the snid
Charles K. Hvtic has been seized, searched ana 90
prived Of liberty, upon whose oath or amfmauon
hs was charged; by what warrant or other pfoCess
he was taA an aud under what law. ia. Wne'ner
the said Charles X HYDE has eeen examined OF
tried for tx offence charged aganss MIN ana ~,
In what court and before what tribunal and VIII
what result 4h whether the said cnss n n. nyae
belongs to The land a. paval forces OF the Von'fae
rate Sstes or Is liable 10 military duty under any
law thereaf
Resolred. also. That the President b. requested
to communicate to this House copies OF any orders
or anv other PAPERS relating 10 tbs case OF me sad
Charles K, HYDE. with statement OF any tes'''""
ny taken In the Case. - :
These resolutions were opposed ~ Mr. swami, o.
Tenn, end sustained by Mr.. Baldwin. ana were
flneily agreed TO by--ayes SO. noes ID
MIR Crockett OF KY, called up the report OF tue
Committee on Elections In regai 10 tue pe.ti0a VI
J. r. johnson cont esiing the seat Of A. H. dariand,
the sitting member from the Third Congressional
District vi Arkansas. ,u
Mr. Trippe. of Ga offered the following snusti
tute for both the majority and minority reports:
Resolped That vacancy be. and ID hereby deeiar'
ei In the representation from the Third Congress
sisial District Of the State Of Arkansas.
Resolred. That the Clerk OF this House do trans
init certified copy Of the foregoing resoiuiors 10
the Governor of Arkansas
Mr. Eoyce, OF 8. c., moved that the House pro-
coed 10 vote on this q lesion at O'CLOCK 10 NOR
row. Motion agreed to.
AFTER some discussion, the House adjourned.
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A.ToucuIsa IScpENr.-A more touching /,

A.TouciINa INcInENT.-A more touching incl
dent than the following, published in the last mum.
Der of the S1ashtra LiaTarg Messenger. We have
rarely read. II was In the dash Of Gen Stuart
around the eneiays lines that Capt Latane fell -
Hi, remains were taken care Of by Lieut. Latsne,
his brother:
Lieut.. Latans carried his brothers dead body to
Mrs. Brockenbroughs plantation al hour or two
after his death On this sad and lenely errand he
met y party of Yankees, who followed him to Mrs.
BIcckenbro,ighs gate, and, stopping there, told him
that a. he han placed his brothers body 10
friendly hands he must surrender himself prisoner.
$50 Mrs. Brockenbrough sent for an Epis
eopa clergyman to perform The funeral ceremonies
but the enemy would not permit him to pass. Then
with a few other ladies, fair haired little girl her
apron filed with white flowers, and a few faithful
slaves who stood reyeren,ly near, pious Virginia
natron read the solemn and beautiful burial service
over the cold, still form of OF the noblest gen
tiemen and most intrepid officers in the Confsde
rate army She watched the sods he,Ped upon the
coiiin lid, then sinking her knees in sight and
hearing Of the foe, she committed his souls welfare
and the stricken hearts he had left behind him, to
the mercy of the All Father.
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RARMY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The following have been received by sne
within few days, aud are hereby acknowledged :
Mrs Mary Meade, Amelia co. -; Mrs E Scott, Caro-
line CO. 81: @ H Whitesesrver, si0 Miss Sally A
Martin. King William CO. So; Sharon Church per
Rev J Turpiu, s75; w Tanstali Hanover co,
s.: Gideon CARRIER $40, Lien, COwherd S.; Pub
Collection at Mt Fnbor Bap Church Amelia co,
800; Rev j II Martin, Knox vie. Tenn, sic; d
s.mpson, II C, SCI; Collections by Rev W Gil
liam, slss g. "A Soldier. Petersburg, Va 81; Mrs
lane Via and her little daughters. ate and Alice,
Hanover co. 81; - NJ Christiansburg, Va, s.; l.
L Waterman, $40; a w Robinson, Roanoke Red
Sulphur Springs, si0j; w = Harrison. do. $ go; J
b Hime. $40: w Taylor 81; w Cameron. 81;
} L Ellis, ~; David W Kyle, Sd; Clay Pate. s.,
McRse, s.: i. Nottingham. s.; J Creed, 81;
r W Baghy. s.; Hugh Kerr -; .lpo 4 Anderse n.
Hanover, s. TO- A r. DICKINSON,
III OenI Agent ARMY Colportage
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURTS
Majors Court, Sept 22-,Jno. A. Whitman,
q mere lad, appeared before his Honor charged
with forgery of the name Of j. r. Hughes 10
81 State Treasury note. The accused is iii
the employ OF HOyer l. Ludwig, at whose es-
Establishments these notes are printed. Mr.
Hughes was sworn and pronounced the sigma,
tire a forgery. The attempt TO pass the note
was proved by some children, but as evidence
conflrmatory of that OF the children was de
sired, the case w:is continued until Tuesday.
Pierce Nowland was charged with cutting
and stabbine John Booth. Booth being una
BILE to appear on account Of his wounds, the
case was continued until Thursday.
Victor Fowin, charged with stealing $500
from Anthony Brindle, was remanded to APP
pear before the Grand jury.
Aaron Jones, for assoeiatins with negroes
and striking All officer, was held 10 bail tn an
swer an indictment.
= Anderson. u negro employed at Mrs. Bow.
mans boarding house, charged with stealing O
pocket hook containing 1891, was sent back
10 prison to appear before the Grand Jafy On
the 2d Monday in November
james Hay and Jerry Snlliyan were ebaFg
ed witt, stealing coat, hat and shirt, OF the
aggregate value of $f3 from Patrick Roach
The accused came to Roaeh's room last night
I'll a late hour, and finding him awake profes
sed to he looking for a man belonging TO some
military company. About haifpast three A
NJ, he was awakened, and discovered one of
the accused with the articles named. about I"
hand them out Of the window 10 the other
VINO sio1'I rrauI ~ aI 'ae. , ,uen nc illntF"
up An" .hFy BON nsa, ,es,, ss sna ,,ore os
nnd ah.y wsrs a haia =, snuy hssasa 'a
Grand Jury.
Jerry sullivan, one VI ahr a .sn hs.lea; Was
also charged WIN sleahIe -" iron . rahA
r,"rse nis .ase 10 ."u , a1 - :" wv
row, on account OF Inc aDs''hee OF naipe
Charles Kinney, nai.iulorsaii, los pls
chasing carr ,iosd ei waaei,neiois 70 Tue "a
Market, on Salnfaas, ana "nei,ns them 10.
sa's again saa,.ca ,n "a'e''e''' were '''F'e"
Mary DAIRY and parry nelly charged Win
throwing pans OF a,r,y wi water on Lalner'ne
Egan' were asin 20 pau TOT goou 9enNor
Frederick shafter and Wsstwood Armlstead,
charged with robhing Mrs Frances Soiomon OF
money and leweiry OF large amount, We're
discharged h"'h s'r'ies hashs prove" an
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..rhe Rebellion Crushed, ."

Every ,ritiing success achieved by the enc
my ia announced by their journals under the
head of "The Rebellion Crushed" This is
the flaming title of one of their late flourish.
ing accounts of an alleged Federal advantage
in MARYLAND What must the world think Of
snch hraggartsl If it he true that the Re
bellion ia crushed they would better disband
are still expending for an object which their
lying Journals pretend is arsady accom-
nlished
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Fredericksburg Railroad.-Though com
m,lnication with Fredericksburg is open, no
enemy being at that point, the cars on the road,
AS vet, are unable 10 proceed any further than
North Anna river, twenty-five miles from
Richmond, owing TO the condition in which
the enemy left The road The bridge over
Sonth Anna and North Anna rivers were de
stroyed By the enemy Our forces destroyed
the one spanning the Mattaponi. mall there
are five bridges or pieces OF Hessei work 10
be repaired before the ears can gaihrough -
II is expected, however, that III two weeks
the junction to Fredericksburg, and that the
mails will be sent that way.
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Paro1ed-John Blassingham, citizen OF
Williamsburg, formerly proprietor Of the Old
Raleigh Tavern. who was arrested by the de
tectives Of the Provost AlarshaI, on kis ap.
pearance in Richmond, several weeks Since,
for having in his possession pass from Gen.
Mcclellan, and three bogus c. S. Treasury
notes made in Philadelphia, has been released
from the Military Prison OF Eastern District,
on parole, by order of Gen. Winder. The
friends of Mr.. b. claim that he would not
have been permitted 10 leave Williamsburg
without the pass. and that the money which
proved to he bad was paid him by the IAN
worthless character.
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DEPOT ARMY COMMiTTEE Y NJ. C. A..
ASD hADIEs SOLDIERS AID SOCIETF.

Redmond. Sept 18th. 1862.
~ AN APPEAL.-The recent engagements
~ Of oar army tEa Potomac have added
greatly 10 the number OF 1Ound-d soldier ia the
hospitals Of the city and surrounding eountry.-
The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society snd the Army
Committee o. the Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion i'll full co operation with each other,
stantly receiving and distributing contributions and
supplies for the Hospitals throughout the State
We would again earnestly appeal 10 oar friends TO
send us such contributions and supplies As will en-
able make ample provision for the comfort OF
our sick aad wounded soldiers during the APP
proachng winter months. We are confident tLa
tie gelerosiiy Of our S0u thern friends needs no
ether stimulus than knowledge OF The necessities
OF the ,,a,iau; soldiers who making such sac
riaees for HE security OF our dssres, rights.
SD lS-s,i WIN p. MUNF0RD, Cha
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Electaon 81 a CAy Deiegote.-In Pursuance
of the proclamation OF the Governor, polls
were yesterday opened in the various wards
for the election OF member OF the House Of
Delegates 10 supply the vacancy created by the
resignation of John o. Steger, ESQ. The vote
was ridiculousy small. Save a few scattering
ones all were east for Col. Thomas B. Bigger,
orr late worthy and efficient Postmaster, who
was at shutdown declared elected as Mr.. Ste
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Pcug Theti.-L,st w Wednesday evening some
sacrilegions person entered 81. Panls Church
and stole one OF the silver goblets, part OF The
communion service The goblet was not valned
SO much for It's intrinsic worth az for it's anti
ouity being considerably over an hundred
Years old, and formerly used by one OF the
episcopal Churches in Eastern Virginia be-
fore the Colonies thought of declaring their
inderendenee OF the mother country.
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Personal.

INFORMATION WAN1Ep-Of Private NJ r.
COSTELLO, II Brooks's Light Artillery, Capt
l. B. Rsaih, who was wounded la the late battle
OF Asnassas Amy enc knowing ything of hi,a
v III Oblge his ahsetieaats wife, by addressing her
st this office. He Was formerly member Of keE
shAw's regiment. ANNE COSTELLO
80 1-lhs OF Charleston, 8 4.
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~ COINS BuNIONS, CALLOSITIES,
~ NAILS, &c Rich aud poor, young and old.
subit suffering from thess distress
what 3l worse, the dangerous OF the knife.
Or. SCHULTZ whose treatment for all affections
OF The fee: is painless NAY be daily consulted from
A. Il to5P d.
ofF;CE-Wsh Street Hotel, Wall strees.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
CAMP NEAR DRURY-S BLUFF.

CAMP NEAR DRCEYS BLUFF.
September -, ls62.
NNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLAR RE
WARD.--Deserted from ihis camp, ON the
lo.s inst. a man calling himself JOHN BROOKS
who had joined Company u. OF this command. as a
substitute, q few days previously. Said BROOKS is
OF medium stature, dark har dark eyes, and oil
foreign birth-by his aceeant FrenehIGan.
The above reward will BE- pzid In addition TO The
usual Government raward ios the apprehension
and return Of the seounirel. W. J. GREEN.
Sc G-l2ts LII Col. Cong I'd n. G. Battalion
1SI4HTH VIRGINIA REGIMEN - PRIV Ale
IL JOHN D SHRkVE.of Capt VIM Rerkley's
company, sth Virgins regiment, MSS taken prl.
soner and sent TO Fort Dsiaware, and returned Ia
Riehm end sick early in las, month. Any infor
nation with regard TO his whereabouts wi,! he
gladly received by his father. at the Monticello
House, where he will remain till Saturday morning
"a Gt-4ts DANIEL SHkEN E.
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House q Detesates.-The following is the
official vote in the county of Henrico, TO fill
the vacancy in the House OF Delegates oeea-
stoned by the resignation of u. 5. MeGruder,
ESQ. Robt A. Mayo, 49, 5. MeRae, 10; d.
F. Gardner, AZ; c. Y. Morriss, q John N
Davis, Is; WIN. c. Moncure, 3 Mr. Mayo
took his seat YESTERDAY.
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Repriersd.-The three soldiers-Roger"
Kelaher, and McGOwan-who were 10 have
been shot at III O'Clock tomorrow 81 Camp
Lee, for desertion, were reprieved Yesterday
bv President Davis for ten days. They re
ceived the announcement at Castle Thunder
with evident signs Of satisfaction and plea
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II p $
Csnsress.
:. operative duty Of Congress to act
.Ay upon the various measures he
Or The public defence Al the very be
got the session we set forth the reasons
IA In our opinion, required immediate nc.
l. We had hoped that not week would
permitted 70 pass without the extension OF
he Couscription law, 70 meet tue im"ense
force called for BY Lincoln, and whico' wa's'
cmr r,rreeen,asives have beeu talking has
~ n pa,t already raised. And yet, up to
,hte uoomen,. the two houses have not agreed
ucou ! law to meet an emergency which never
.dm,,,ed a moments delay, and which, II
,promp,,y met, won,d by this time have brought
10 che Geld an army fully adequate in men and
material for the occasion, But the irres'ss'oie
propensity for lopuacity and hair-splitting has
overcome all sense Of the public danger, and
vrhilst the new ievies have been pouring into
the Federal capital by tens Of thousands, our
Cousrsssmen have been making speeches At
the rate OF one speech for each new company
that has enlisted under the Lincoln dag II
THE were the age of miracles, the value OF a
iawbone might be as great as It was IN SAM
sons time: but, under existing circumstances
ve doubt whether Samso' himself could pre-
vail over the Philstines with such weapon.
Il ought BY this sine TO be evident to the
whole country that this war is likely to be one
Of indefinite duration, il we do not promptly
mt into the field force equal to the eA'gen'
ciss of the public service.
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Sudden Deaih-A gentleman whose, name
we could mol learn. fell down Yesterday at the
corner Of 9th and Broad streets. and died in d
few moments, supposed from disease OF the
heart. He hailed from North Carolina.
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KoSsUTH.-A Scottish newspaper says that poor
Kozuth, The Hung aran patriot Is in tbs final stage
of consumpiisin and that probably before many
weeks pass away noble country will have TO weep
for The .0ss of one Of Der nob!est and most gifted
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MAMHfIfo.

u ills eli :. ~, ID. evening" Q. tsr i1is hass hi
Ksv lssE Us,es Nr AiiUHfN84sn 8 faRH 81
OF winsllsstsr Va 10 Niss SurHHDNIA Du6AH
0f HiehmVnd
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~ NOTICE. - The PASSPORT OFFICE,
- from this date, viii be opened daily from 3
o clock a If. to o'clock T.. NJ, and on Sunday
from TO G Pm r. GRlSWOLD, Prov. Mar.
Richmond Sept. ga, l5ti2 Sc 23-3tI
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MR. W II. CRISPS
lvl DRAMATIC COMPANY
After q brilliant and nBpz eeedentei saasou n %
iambia, =. c. and Atlanta, Ga viii sppsn h q.
MOBILE THEATRF,
thaving leased the establishment on
MONDAY EVENING, Sspt Is Ia.
Established members OF the profession can sptI,
by telegraph, addressed to Atlanta TIL lfh ~,
after that date Theatre, Mobile. Ala
Ne l9-I2tk
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

9 INSTITUTES WAErED--For two good, .s.
~ liable inen, over IS years OF age, liberal bonu.
will be paid. Apply immediately. to
r. K. ROBERTS,
s I.-HNE NIL Cary and ST.