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HNFIR MARY.


college INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND CoLLhuh
STREETS R1CHMoNp, VA.
ISAIAH H. WHITE, NJ. D., MEDICAL oUfAhlS-
All cases reoriring medical or surgical aid adj
mtted, except the insane and those laborlnS unuef
contagious disorders
Medical and Surgical StaF-Dayid Il: TUCKER " n
NJ D.; l.. s. Joynes, NJ. D.; ) b. McSaT; VI: o. ~. ;
K. T. Coleman. NJ. D.; F. Manson, III. y. hun
ter Mcclure, NJ D.; T. d. Cunningham, M. D.i -
s. Wexford, NJ. D.; Walter Coles, NJ. -.
Consulting PhySiciGnS-John 4. Cunninshail'
NJ. D.; Robert G. Cabell, NJ D.; John ". ohelloh'
n. D. .s..
Consulting SurgeonS-James Bolton, NJ; ~ w.
A, Crenshaw, NJ. d.. j. S. ID. Cullen, u. ~
The building is situated in aquiet yet central part
of the city, and convenient of access 10 az Le ousi
wel-ventilated wards and neatly furnished private
rooms. ..o .o..
Special accommodation provided for the treat
meIt of inebriates and cases OF deLtrtun trsnleS.
Suitable provisions made for women uufnis 'oN-
fnement .., ,u
Membtes OF the profession in good standing VIII
be accorded the privilege of attending such patients
as they may enter.
CHARGES, INCLUDING BOARD, MEDICAL At
TENDANCE AND MEDICINE
Large wards, per week, Invariably =,
Private rooms, per week, tnvaria- s :. . soo N
bly, In advance) S.' sU w W 81 CIV w
small additional fee is charged lot surgical OPP
erations. ,,, .o,,.,, -.
For further information, or admission, apply u
'iio -''''- - ISAIAH II. WHITE, NJ. D.,
Medical Superintendent.
au a-dW&Sam&wsm
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EDUCa gEDEAH,.

N0TICE.-MRS. Wills
IN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
CHlLDEEN VIII commence Its fourth annual scs-
sion ut No. s Grace street In the house formerly
the FIRST MoNDAY IL 0CToHERf,g misa on
Pupils may he entered by calling on Mrs Eas-
Eervil, or ADDRESSING her through the nost-ofce,
Richmond. Va. se1s-W&Stl7O+
DANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, ASH
Ia LAND, Valley: j. A. DUNCAN. D. D.
ply and Biblical Literature: THOS. Il. PRICE,
JR:; NJ. 4. University Of Virginia Professor OF
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy H. ESTILL
A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics; --, Pro-
fcssnr OF Modern Languages.
With the above organization the exercises will
be resumed. as heretofore announced, on the IST
Of OCTOBER ut Ashland. Va; situated on the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
sixteen miles from Richmond
The Board OF Trustees congratulate the friends
Of the College and the friends OF education upon
the constitution of the Board Of instruction, and
believe that they will find 1t to compare tavoraby
with other institutions of the state. They hope to
receive a liberal Patronage instruction IN tie
being the aim and determination OF the Board to
maintain hi gh standard for this long-establshed
and popular institution.
EXPENSES PER SESSION OF FORTY WEEKS.
Tuition payable one-half ut commencement Of
each term OF twenty weeks.
rs Tor each school attended, If three. ......SI5
S35 for each school attended, If two.......... 20
$40 for each school attended. If one. ........ 10
Contingent and matrlculatlon fee, for each term,
$3.50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
Board from Sl6 to $50 per month not more than
from $50 to S25, including washing fuel, and
lights.
Parties holding scholarships are entitled to send
rs before. Accommodations for large number of
students VIII be provided. Students wanting fur
nltIlre and books can get them on the most favor
able terms. They can board In the village or fur
niSh their own rooms. The situation Is proverbIal
for health and pleasant society. Circulars mailed
to any address OH application to the President at
Petersburg, Va, TIL October lst or Richard 1rby,
Chairman Executive Committee, box 397, Rich
mond. Va. Sc 5-2faw!wt&w4t
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yew York Bank Statement.

New YORK, September l2.-The bank
statement for the past week shows that
loans have increased 1874, 900, specie de-
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY.

IN SOUTH AMERICA-THIR-
TY THOUSAND LIVES LOST-A DOZEN
TOWNS IN RUINs-UNITED STATES SHIP
AND ALL ON BOARD LOST.
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FIVE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.-On
the night of the 3lst ultimo the dwelling
house of Robert Rayill, in the township of
Pierson, Montcalm county, was burnt to the
ground, with its contents and five children,
aged from four to fourteen years. The fire
occurred about midnight, and was OCCASION
ed by putting ashes in the wood-box.
At the time of the fire Mr.. Ravill was
absent from home, and the house was occu-
pied by his wife, a man and his wife, and
the seven children of MIR. Ravill. The
mother barely escaped with her infant, and
the eldest boy jumped from the chamber
window.
The charred remains of the children
were token from the smoking embers on
the following morning and intcrftcr.--n ne
father, who is miller by trade, was al
sent at the mill at the time, and his grie
on learning the terrible death Of his Chi
dren was most agonizing. The mother ha
lost her reason in consequence OF the dread
full event. The remains were SO burne
that they could not be recognized except b
the size. ...
This sudden and heart-rending desola
ton has cast gloom over the entire com
munity, the entire citizens Of which hav
We'd with each other in acts Of kindness
the survivors and in extending their heart
felt sympathy in their bereavement
Grand Rapids (Mich.) Eagle, September
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD Do ce34s
Z, MINiON STEAMSHIP COMPA- SSasa4xasE
NY.-The splendid new side-wheel steamships
MAHLE, and HATTERAS leave New York 70;
Richmond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every L tuesday,,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
These ships are entirely new they have elegant
saloons and staterooms; the fare, accommoda.
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed
Freghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for ac-
tuGl expenses Incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered.
n. l.. MCCREADY, President, 1S7 Greenwich
street, New York.
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & CO, Agents.
mys corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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The Radical Estimate of the Result
in Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-, September l2.-The
Republican State Committee, through Con-
gresham Blair, after a canvass of every
township, estimate that the Radical ma
jority in this State at the election on Mon
day will be over $1,000.
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The Reception of Visiting knights
Templar at ST. LOuis-Raid OH Gam.


ST. Louis, September 12.-The prepare
tons for the reception of the visiting
knights Templar next week are completed.
Eight prominent gambling-houses were
raided on by the police last night. Many
persons and good deal of property were
canfured
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creased s664,ooO, circulation decreased
800, 900, deposits decreased s2,365,0O0 and
legal-tenders decreased 81 ,554,O00.
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DOWHATAN sTEAMBOATa.9Ssn!,

DOWHATAN STEAMBOATa,sEn.
i C0MPkN Y.-ST E A NJ T. Il s tk ssssSSssfzE@sss-
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE ROUTE TO
BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH, BOSTON, AND
THE WEST.-TRi-WEEKLY LINE TO BAL
TIMORE, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTION
WITH STEAMERS TO PII1LADELPHIA.-NO
CHARGE FQR WHARFA Z, DRAYAGE,
OR FORWARDING, md 40 TRANSMIT;
AND observation-disclosures Baltimore every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATGRDAY.
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY.
Freightreceyed every day Except Sunday up to
O'Clock i. NJ. These steamers have excellent So
loon, staterocIu, and passenger accommodations
Fare, TWO DOLLARS; meals and stateroom
extra. For freight or passage apply 10
EARFEYS u WILLIAMS, Agents,
al In Commercial Block.
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STEAMERS.

OFFICE NORFOLK AND RICHMOND STEAMERS,
August 90, 1893. :
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Freights
- over this line received TUES EEzsssss2s
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
All 22-ln l.. =. TATUM, Agent.
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTS ~
e MOUTH. AND ALL LANDINGS sssxE.s-sSss-Ss
on TIE JAMES EINEK.-The fast and elegant
steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain 2. c. GlF-
named places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and
FRIDAY ut O'Clock 4. NJ, and returns Oh Tues
dav. Thursday, ard Saturday.
connect with steamers Tor BALTIMORE and
POINTS NORTH.
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT for PETERS
BURG on arrival or STEAMER.
Fare TO Norfolk, 1880.
FREIGHT
received up to 81 z. NJ. TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, FOR NORFOLK.
PORTSMOUTH, BOSTON, BALTIMORE, and
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS ON CHESAPEAKE
BAY, and ALL LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
at reasonable rates.
Freiyhts for way-landings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted To purser OF steamer must b'
enclosed In Government stamped envelope
Apply TO L. y. TATJM Agent,
NH 81 Office steamers wharf.
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WOOD ANEs COAL.

WO0D FOR SALE.-I am prepared to
w deliver OAK WOOD for 30 and PINE
WOOD for IS per cord, will sell at rs and ~ on
the dock. All orders left with CURTIS u PARKER
at the yard, on Dock street between Twentieth
and Twenty-frst, will be promptly filled.
Sc 9-3m w. G.. NELMS.
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Well invested and secured.
Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS inyi
ted.
Office No. 1914 Main street.
d. J. HARTsOOK, President.
DAVID !. BURR, Secretary.
B. G. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
TO- doc
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DITUMINOUS COAL-LUMP, HAIL,
- AVERAGE, AND SMITHS.
ANTHRACITE COAL-egg and stove;
OAK WOOD-long and sawed;
PINE WOOD-long and sawed, -.'
ut the lowest market rates.
Two months ago advised the public OF the GER
tainty of a rise In the price OF coal. Buy now,
before 1t advances upon the present rise.
JOHN NJ PITCHER,
sea Eighth street between Main and Cary.
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II TURNER'S SELECT CLASSICAL
- AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, No. ID THIRD
STREET NEAR MAIN.-The next session begins
MONDAY, 2lst September.
TERMS: $50; French, at Professors fee. Ar
rangem ents will be made for class of boys under
ten years, at reduced rates. See circulars.
Sc lin
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DOMEsTIC INSURANCE.

~ - $3.50
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-17
THE COLE-HISCOCK MURDER.

HuDsoN. n. Y, Aug 14-Judge Hoge00om,
in denvinp the petton TO admit Gen. Cole to ball. said
he prisoner is deliberately presented ana perseVerhgy
prosecuted for one Of the very highest crimes known 10
the law This of itself is usually regarded before a ~
rresumntiye evidence Of guilt sufficiently strong 70
fnsfv refusal TO bail. Then we have IN the cOhceueo
~ ;lenied facts of the transaction not only strong
evidence Of the act Of killing, Dut tnat tc wv ,
insane or under the temporary dominion ol ,nv
uncomfortable frenzy. The prisoner 49, NJ
provided himself with pistol and Loaded the SAINT o
eeded TO The office OF principal hotel III Albany, anu
yithOut any previous admOnlllOn OF
any provocation at the time other thah suc aS isI
he snppOsed 10 arise from the sight OF the alese9
DESTROYER OF his domestic peace shOt INC uISvaDu
instantly dead have examined re eE NV H.
taken on the trial with the care required ~ tve
importance AS may possibly be required 10 iIesue on
the trial hereafter TO be had VIII not @ Io8ev
an opinion upon its legitimate eHect ~ - n.y. 1j
improper TO say that the charge OF the a1ie anu
with the attention due TO the souICo 1,,si" tt The
ceeded tends strongly TO the conclusion tha M e
prisoner is guilty OF murder, unless saved there,
from by responsibility for his act growing Out oi
mental alteration As 10 the probable result Oh inc td
which is hereafter TO take place or as to what us ac'ua
result should be, 1t is unOecOulhg III me- poiaP, ~
press an opinion. On the question O ballg te plsone
that does not seem TO me 10 DE preclsey W.
is not precisely whether second Jury ~ AeS tiy
for Jury may be swayed from Their dhty vi '
acqutal; not precisely whether the hispner s o
of the ohense charged iOr gl,'i tn make
such an occasion this cannot be asked 10 mar
so critical an examination of the evidence III th1
case nor precisely whether Judging IRON ne mental e
moral characteristics Of the prisoner ne is Ihcy nv
Submit himself il allowed his freedom, 10 the judgment
of the law-but whether, the whole the lhe OF sac
nrecede is NOT better followed and the Of public
Justice more securely protected by refusing than ac
cepting ball. by combining than dlscharghg the prisoner
whether the gravity OF the accusation Is not suSh'
Supported as it Is by an indictment deliberately
found, and by much evidence on trial already
had as well as by the opinions OF six jurors after bali
months proracted investigation, ms TO make II SAFER ana
better on whole for the general interests OF justice
and the protection of the whole community that the de
PENDANT should submit TO little longer confinement,
which is inseparabe TO greater or less extent from al
criminal accusations, than that temptation 10 escape
from the vengeance of the law IN possible contingency
should be afforded, and at the least possible nScoh
sruction OF an of judicial discretion should occur
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served The earliest delivery below Canast is made ct
o'clock after which they come In the following order
$50 1890 1890 a. NJ and ], 2. 3, and D. IN; by when
means the mails delivered the Work OF sort
ING be completed
We have here given what we believe 70 be a fair and
impartial statement of the claims Of the box system ana
carrier delivery 20 the confidence Of merchants ana
business There has been for many years just rea
10 complain OF the manner in which box letters were
delivered, but these evils essentially part OF the
system and only be remedied by it's abandonment
Twenty years answered the requirements OF our
business men, but II is found wanting IN every re
spect Sooner later we must follow tine example OF
London, aud nothing is TO be gained by delay, we al
all those who Interested in POstOhce reform 10
lend their aid correcting the many defects incident 10
the box delivery and In perfectng carrier system that
shall enable us rival the English boast hat he best
London messenger Is a wel-seaed welldlrected penny
post letter" To accomplish the latter IL is necessary 10
their letters 20 the street and number. IN inns
respect Americans proveibiaiy careless
Nearly half the letters sent 10 the DuslheSs
men OF this city are addressed simply TO New ork ana
as several persons often hold the same or very similar
names letters are sometimes a week passing back ana
forth in search of owners In London where he postal
are as perfect any one can desire every
letter bears clear and explicit address, Dt IN TINS
country thousands Of dollars are O1te lOr"aTueu III
ters addressed definitely IA "JOnn Sinlth rev
and n il Unfair TO hold the Department responsible Tor
DELAYS and losses occurring IN consequence VI VAGUE -"
coInnlete or incorrect superscrlptOns
Roth the Post Office Department and the new YORK
Postmaster are willing and anxious to further reform
and IN the public will properly second their efforts as we
have suggested, the most largely Denenclai results VIII
certainly follow.
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them to the owner she sold them to junk dealer John
ODOnnen by name, for cents a pound. The value or
the bags was SIS The prisoner was sentenced to the
Pententiary three months. ODOnneu, who had also
arrested FOR receiving stolen goods was discharged
At the Tombs Police Court, on Saturday,
before Justice Hogan the notorious Patrick Mcdonald
keeper Of ucket-Ofice at No. ~ Albanyst was ar
raigned on the charge of theft Parker H. Berry clerk
In the employ OF Messrs Reilly smith OF NO Broad
way, sent to McDOnald's Office with bag containing
s72i 76 worth OF French and American CONS, which
Mcdonald had purchased for one OF MS customers
Mcdonald took the bag Of coin, and IN payment rendered
ms note for 80 days This Berry refused 10 receive ana
demanded pay ment IN Treasury notes or the return OF
the coin. Mcdonald refused 10 do either ana Berry
accordingly caused his arrest The magistrate hed the
accused 10 bail Mcdonald has several occasions pteh
arrested for swndlng emgants. and once or twice on
charges similar 10 the above but on each occasion ne
manages 20 escape punishment Felcino Moneso, who
on Friday night last stabbed William Abbott IN the face
and shoulder Al the corner Of the New-BOMery ana
Oliverst on Saturday committed 10 the loHDs
Andrew O'COnnOr was committed 10 the lOiDs Tor
having stolen a gold watch from the yestpOcket oi
Samuel Mcbride Of No. 1876 Em-st while DOth were AT
work fOundcry ban Centre-st- On saturday mght,
sudden descent was made by Officer Mariinet OF the
Fourteenth Ward and other officers, on Michael Ho,
fsc's saloon AT No l42 Heserst, when thcy arrested
the proprietor and half dozen men and women When
arraigued before Alderman OBuen at the IoDs' yesef
day, all OF the prisoners we're committed Tor ulaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-17
OUTRAGE UPON A TEACHER.

The San Francisco Times Of July 30 says: " a
gross outrage perpetratcd yesterday afternoon 30
tbe Washington Grammar School some of the boys
under tuition OF John r. Jordan, submaster' who
was appointed last June, disOrdCry during the day
in the class and Jordan punished them by keeping them
in the schOOlhOuse half hour after the usual time Tor
ceasng work This treatment eXaspcrated some OF the
older boys and they determined to be rcvenged on the
teacher Soon after the school dismissed one OF the
lady teachers went out and In passing through tue gar
den which the building noticed that the boys
were collected together If waiting for some one, and
gathered from their whsperDgs aud gestures thai they
were bent on mischief Knowing what had passed, she
became alarmed, and going back into the school house
told Jordan that the boys were yng1n wait Tor MN ana
advised him out He smiled at the idea that his
pupils could have any thought OF hurting him. and 40
once In the yard As he appeared the boys ad
yanced toward him thrcatcnngY and lac then spoke 10
them, warning them against doing anything foolish As
he was speaking they assailed him with shower ot
stones and rushed in upon him. stoned him, Knocked
him down, kicked and beat him, tore his watch cham TO
pieces and might have ended by killing him but that his
cres OF murder reached the Of the neighbOs and
persons passing through the adjoining street and these
running rescued Jordan from tile hands OF MS ruhany
pupils"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-17
THE AoUIDNECK BANK ROBBERY.

The Providence Journal has the following
additional particulars relative the theft and recovery
of the bonds lost by the Aqudneck Bank Of Newport,
r. l.; 1.-THE clerks name is Cave. He had previously
borne an excellent reputation and unsupported. He
secreed the package Of bonds at his home brother
living at Elizabeth n. j. called him. and In TIE an
sence of himself wife found the $4,000 III bureau
drawer possessing also theying propensity, ne
took part bonds and returned the package 10 us
Mace THE original thief returning rolled the plumber
In cloth and secreted in closet, not knowing mat
mart had been abstracted few months afterward he
took three 500 notes and bunglngly erased from te
the cashiers and date. He then sent younger
brother about IA years Of age, TO sell the notes 10 jay
Cooke Co Of New-YOrk. clerk of the banking com
pany took the lads name Post Office special agents
were detailed TO work the case up. All OF the stolen
property except three 800 notes and all the coupons on
the notes excepting No. 2545 in the vault Of the
Auuidueck Rank
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CIVIL

In the Kings County SurrOgates Court, sur
rogae Veeder has granted letters of administration on
the estates Of Eugene Cunningham, Ann lanley JOhn
Hills Ann Teevan and August Mas, all oil BROOKLYN
During the week ending Aug. 10, petitions IN
voluntary bankruptcy have been filed III the u 3 DIS
rict Court by Roswell Graves, Benjamin snlth schh-
gen, John ID. Dcmarest Thomas f. Boyes, ana Abraham
H. Covert all OF this city. The petitions were referred
respectvey to Registers Fitch. Dayton Allen, Dwight,
and Ketchum. During the same week discharges IN
Caldwell James H. Holcomb. George j. HocOmb William
c. H. sherman, VIM. Samucs, Theodore A. Blanchard.
Joshua NJ Beach, James F. DmsmOrc, Charles X. Flcln-
ing Samuel G. Wilkn, Henry W. BasltOrd, Thomas W.
HOuchn, and George Caldwell.
In the SurrOgate's Court, County of New
York before the Hon. Gideon. j. Tucker, Surrogate,
Letters of Administration granted the following
named estates during the past week: sarah A. MonlIn
Jacob Scbafer Jacques Perrin, Joseph Seller, George
Hussey Margaret Macdonald David Morgan, Ann Nee
han John Bonner, Charles Damn John Beard, Carl H.
ETler, LeOhnard Gufieish, Ellen hcCaun, Christian
Meuser, John Roche, Burr Wadhams, Mary Peppard
W ". Archer jeremiah Crowley. Patrick O'Brien Fred
eriek Prenssc Christian T. Schneider, Emile Chrlstlnan,
Louisa HOebel. DOretta Lunge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-17

by deed of trust to Messrs James Punnet President
of Bank of America, New-York, u A. Murdoch, Pres
ident of Continental National Bank. New-iork ana
Luther c. Clark of Clark, Dodge d Co.
The bonds run twenty years from Aug. l. leoo' IN
terest February and August in NewY0rk. PIlnclpal
and interest payable in gold coin
In offering these bonds to the public we remark
that the road passes through the central most pop-
lous, fertile and growing part of the State of MIS-
souri, forms part of an important line and is
a completed and successful enterprise already earn
ing nearly double the amount required to meet the
interest on its entire Indebtedness thus emitting the
bonds TO the rank of rst-class security. Govern
ment and other securities received in exchange at
market rates. CLARK. DODGE N Co., No. 81 Wall-st
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN CHINA.
THE EAST INDAM TELEGRAPH CoMPANY's Office,
Nos. % and % Nassau-st Organized under special
charter from the State of New-York.
CAP1TAL..-----..--..-.--.. ..S5,UO,OV
$1,000 Shares, 500 Each.
DIRECTORS
Hon. ANDREW G. CURTIN, Philadelphia;
PAUL S. FORBES, of Russell & Co., China;
FRED. BUTrERFIED. of +. Butterield & Co., New
York.
ISAAC IIvEItMoRE, Treas Mich. Cen. X. r., Boston
ALEXANDER HOLLAND, Treas. Am. Tx. Co., New
York;
Hon. JAMES NoXON, Syracuse, n. Y.
O. II. PALMER Treas West. U. Tel. Co., New York :;
FLETCHER WEsTRAY of Westray Gibbs & Hard
castle, n Y;
NICHOLAS MICKLEs, New-YOrk.
OFFICERS:
A. G. CURTIN, Presidents
n MICKLEs Vice-President;
GEORGE CONANT Secretary;
GEORGE ELLIS cashier Nat Bank Common
wealth., Treasurer;
Hon. A. X. MCCLURE, Philadelphia. Solicitor
The Chinese Government kdriRg Through the Hon.
ARson BwtngaHe) conceded TO this Company the prtU'-
lege Of connecting tie great sedpOrs OF The Empire by sub
marine electric telegraph cable zee propose commencing
operations in China, and laying dOCn line Of 900 mites
al once, betireen tie JOlIOUiRg ports riz.