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1SHUNAN CoNDCCT-A few days ago Mr. and
Mrs Ovens diod or ,oljovy rovor In Wo,nrhis IT,,
leaving seven orphan children, who were subse
guently removed TO house which had been rented
specially for their accommodation. This gave of.
and they foolishlv fearing that the children might
communicate the disease TO them, assembled TO the
number OF about 90, and after night compelled the
poor orphans to evacuatc the premises and go back
TO the house where their parents had died
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IN PAIus.-Among the Americans In Paris, at
the sailing of the last steamer, were Hon Mr..
squier, oxu. y. Minister 10 Nicaragua Governor
Anthony, OF Rhode Island; It. Col Teyls, grad
nafs Of West Point, who has been serving In the
Turkish army In Asia (; DR.. Turnipseed, of South
Carolina Surgeon In the Russian services, who
Is lying III Col Seaton. Of the National Intelligen
reau, Washington 80
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THE RECOVERY OF COUNTERFEIT MONEY-We
have announcedthe arrest of man named James
L. Breese in New York, and the recovery of $40.
600 in counterfeit bills on various banks, The
Journal of Commerce says:
Most of the bills were signed and ready for issue,
while on some, the name of the city and State
were left out to be inserted at the convenience of
the maker, who had stamps for the purpose on
hand, and these also were secured by the officers
While the search going on in the room of
Breese, man named Charles A. Hurlbut came in,
and the officers Immediately secured him, on sus.
pcion of his being concerned in the affair He de.
MED all knowledge of it.
The prisoners were taken before Justice Brennan
and committed to await examination. They are
gentlemanly appearing men, and each about SO
years of age. Breese says his parents reside in
Pennsylvania and are respectable and wealthy
He is charged with passing one of So counterfeits
to his landlady, Mrs. Ritter in payment for board
and was, when arrested, engaged in filling up and
signing the counterfeit notes, and the pen with
which he was doing it was secured by the officers
He much agitated when captured, and almost
tainted, but soon recovered and made some con.
fessions of Importance, besides which, he offered
the officers $500 to let him go, but did not mention
the kind of funds he would pay it in. 1t is pre-
sumed that he was preparing this counterfeit mon
ey for others to pass and but for this timely
the city would have been flooded with them A
thorough examination will probably develope the
names of other parties who are concerned in the
nefarious bus ness with Breese The bills are well
executed, and calculated easily to deceive the un-
wary.
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THE PRoHIBIToRY LAw.-It is reported say,
the Wilmington Del) Republican, that the consti
tutionality of the prohbtory law of Delaware viii
be tested at the coming session of the court of New
castle. 1t is also rumored that Hon. Jas. A. Bayard
f. W. Gilpin and Willard Salisbury, Esqs., hav.
been retained as counsel by those interested in ha
wing the law set aside.
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SINGULAR ONGIN OF \ FJRE.-On Sunday last
some children, playing in the house of George w.
Angel of Bedford, Michigan, discovered smoke
coming up through the boardq and gave the alarm,
when the boards were removed and nouses ne st
discovered, into which the little animal had dragged
friction match. The match had probably been
igni'ed by the movements Of the mouse and but
Tor its timely discovery must have caused serious
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMs.--Thc Couri
of Claims has admitted the testimony taken in the
case Of Isaac Swain, thus deciding that Govern
ment stores are not subject to impost duties. and
that the Government Is liable for injury sustained
by citizens in consequence of the improper conduct
of itn agents. -- 80
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FURTHER FROM HAyASA-The advices from
Havana to the 22d inst, received at New York, an
the health of that city good business active;
sugar plenty and freights declining. Mr.. Morales,
recently sentenced to death at Havana for having
sedtious documents in his possession has had his
sentence commuted to eight years in the chain
gang.
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DoNHATtN HOjsF;

Tti - i'4t HhOND, VIRGINIA
Il ii nouse having changed propriefors with decid
the "lsv ginrHt ls now confidently recommended to
s' VIII iind there ample and 'ro
pc.,ti, w., te location is proyerbally pleagent-and
n, auy which with the liberal hnnd Of its new
is.r s.+cci nqs render il the fayorite house Of the
is., are ,ss.I5 70 the lovers of quiet rest The
sts nT"l!y furnished airy and comfortable The
wei supplied with whatever the market af,
lss ws,s ANS polite aud accommodating. Moth.
Ha eLAs to make it one of the most des;rnIjs
>-c - lAe cHy. TAU ~ JOHN DARRACOTT
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------- OPENING OF ME
ka3 FALL MILL MEX S
~ A. 1Ir., Demelnan's IN

E7xA - millinery and Fancy SIUI".-ss|E's..
Tsia srcet between l7th aud lath M Streets n
sss RsSa.ome se Ss% 4S's 1s P ma.
cPened Ia. s;n Velvet Bonuets, dark and fancy
lls fancy ana pam p,srs and Flowers Hair Dresses,
," nd I' and s@s1SidSGs, saF oi fsne1
ss lot h Of hSaifF{ % Se s"s sod nn at the lowest New
Yg5s Ygg5seGGNFTs GrfssT CAPS AND HAIR DRESSES, made
bOsNhssi Also Ronnets quilted tor Ladies and Chill
dr.n in the latest style. H., a. tho shortest no.
IT bleaching aa' A'e oc ll-2mt
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SECRETARY OF LEGATION.-O Jenning Wise,
Esq., (son of Henry A. Wise, of Virsinia) now
the secretary of the American Legation at Berlin,
has been transferred and appointed to fill the va.
cancy Paris created by the resignation of Judge
Piatt
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RETURN OF MR.. BUcHASAS--THE SOUND DUE.
QUEsTIoS.-Reliable advices by the steamer AT
rica renders it probable that by this time Mr. Buch
anan has left London for Paris. lie would proba
bly, visit Italy before returning home.
Tho circular letter from Denmark relative to the
settlement Of the sound dues question has been re
ceived by the y. 3. Government
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Mrs. Perry, wife of the late Secretary of the U
s Legation at Madrid lies seriously Ill at La Granja
This is given Mr. Perry's excuse for not return
ing to the United States.
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suit for So, 600 damages has been brought BY
Mr. Rodney of Mo-, against the Illinois Centra
Railroad company for their employees aiding his
slave TO escape
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v.7 .TyLE MTLLINERY..

EIa MISS B. PARKE is no" oPeenins e gay. EeIy iarss
ans1y Of Of fr he s'yS very fisHsa sfsst
v ana a1teS which she offers at unprecedent
patterns fITu eT asortent consists of every article
% a ae5y t he ass a.su4ed 4ed
as her s'o FER great inducements TO all who may
taI s,e hs, ,t call al No. lG5 Main street. She has
'syo ' IN bsnd avery fine collection of Hair Braids
go and CurIs OF Partisan Manufacture. Very low
fronts d." b. PARkE.
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The machine estab ishment of Matner Robinson
& Co., Haynesvi i.le, Ala, valued at $4,000, was
destroyed by fire last week.
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TSOR SALE.--Fen Hharee Heneesend
T. Building Fund Association Gtock-Ihte y one o.
the rost desirahle investmeuss that b uaa4o.
credit win bs tvsa II rtqairsd. Appiy q this ooss
90 @-te
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@ Co3ntLZ ,,ps y LYON-O YER THE

Ara NTH ODlsT BOOK CONCERN, rs
Sa~ m,IS STREET-Will, on Monday, End
tx nn1,,hry open her winter fashions; consisting
w. Veiyct. Straw and Leghon Bonnets; for Ia
ss'lh ,,;idreu Also Cloaks Mantels, Hair brsids,
De- %. FIowers Headdresses, &c. Together Win
ss1sly o. ciosks &c made to order. oc oc22-eod2w
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The Rev. w. ID. Harlow has accepted the charge
af a,,fi the Church of the Holy Trinity, Nashville,
Tenn. -
In Perry county, Indiana at the late term of the
county court, there were no less than twenty tw Q
applications for divorce.
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aa Pts
. CHfNA, GLASS AND / q 6fjEREstWnsHSAss- 3 IN tWnsHSAs--
GEORGTl j. SUMNER.
- NO. 20 PEAF. L (OR I4THA sTarrr

n, Hefef' HUND A..
Ehe present. season to offer to Merchants
GHINA, IlI "a, GLASS @ AND oUEENSWARE IOoR LOO =
ING Classes, FANCY GOODS &C. which viii
DC ioana upon exa anaticn TO be eqal in extent ana
variety to any stoe'1 in this country and win Be- scS
M of casn OF on Lne usual time to punetunl c,ptoierS
On. On good ters as any regular re-packing houss az
s NoIh can onsr lie particularly asks the atten-
the Northern cit ies withont aaorJ; I 70 Duy In
or G cnmoha an opportunity to shew them our goods
M M Prices, VITA the assurance that they will ssvs
.helr expenses. The most skilful and reliable nncL
hd every attention given to the prompt
shl lpmenf and l6rwarding of Goods flPr
80. - otoNn y" ALE OF the best quality at Factory
E .= s.a.. .s... -..-t a.ssl au n
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TRUE TURF OIL For 0id $780, !.

hOE TUKF OIL For Old Sores az
np1onui equal to an ounce of any preparation known
bruises and Sprains, Ulcers and Feltons Scaids and
cramP and Hetter, Stings of Insects Wounds mndc,.
me ne Nais Ihaamed Breasts Glandular Tumors, Sore
warranted to cure, and no damage from exponr, IN
colds ~ e~Po0"io "
Applied to Burns at once. it leaves no scar.
Price 50 and Is cents bottle
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opEITyf: OF WINTER FASU-

AE1 IONS AT MRS. SONS, - MAIN STREET,
E5 ON MONDAY, THE 18th OCTOBER,
sl. opposite THE ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-The
Isi-s Of the city aud country are invited to call
I'd Examine the very LATEST WINTER FASH
iGNs, inst received from Paris and London, of
tsjyet Six, Straw and every style BONNETS;
CipS French COLLARS; Capes; Sleeves; Bands,
,,5 speud.d assortment of RIBBONS and FANCY
.00DS of every description. at the new Millinery
sgd Fancy Store of Mrs. SON, opposite St Charles
EP-CAPS and HEAD DRESSES made to order
Al the shortest notice.
r. BONNETS cleaned equal to new.
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IV THE FUKLIC.--The subsCriher begs
leave to announce to his friends aud the public
,sleFy that owing 10 the difficulty which has hih-
e' existed IN ahording agreeable accommodations to
AS-Gesis, whenever there were large assemblases in
9cly he has been induced TO erect large and COM
-94!eus house IN front OF the Exchange Hotel (his
Es'ent housel, which viii afford him ninety choice
't which, in addition to his former extensive ac-
|Inodahons, will enable him to entertain about ONE
cultural Fair e
ne beSs further to state, that he never appears
Gl vera 70 the public without beng prompted by
ing oi gratitude 10 express his thanks for the very
,-'loIs patronage with which he has always been
=. red and ieehns encouraged pledges his best ex-
tt 20 Taet lor the public taste and public com
Effort ,wtIi- ,ti ~; c0nsIant ann ana
cc 25-tf p,orr;o. 80 ~ pALLAnb,
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lAChsON'S BITTERS.-MOrc proofs of
" their virtue-Read the following testimonial sent
to the proprietor unasked, and who may be seen by
any one who desires TO this article:
,. RIcHMoND, Oct II, 1857.
Dear Sir-l cannot refrain from expressing to YOU
the value which have placed upon your Bitters ffom
the fact that have been restored by their use to nv
accustomed health and vigor was attacked several
months ago with Diarrh9a, which continued with
action of the liver. / suffered severely for long
time. was advised to take your Bitters which did
regularly and steadily for time and BY their use
gradually recovered my health and strength.
YOURS very respectfully.
81. c. WHARroN,
"At Jas. Walshs Gun Store, Main ST. .
They may be found at Paterson Jackson'a Laid
ley Robnson's, VIM. r. Noels, z. J. Picot,s A. Bo.
dekers, S. M Zachrissons, Chas. Millspanghs, Ben
nett Beers, and Alex Duyaps, Druggists, Richmond,
Va.
All orders promptly attended to. su2o
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HOTELS.

N0T'ICE.-Passengers going Nsrth are hereby
l informed that on and after SATURDAY., lst of
September, the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
ao6o to obtain Breakfast or Supper. BY the
PROPRIETORS.
Slash Cottage Hotel Aug. 81, 1855. au3 81
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\ niru cur warmest thanks to our friends and GUS
toners for their kind patronage and encouragement
shd won!a Gun 'nei ~ our new oaole' no
FANCY EMBROIDERY suitable for Ladies', Cen
iAmen's and Childrcn's Clothing.
Fmtroderes in Chenille, Silk, Worsted, Braid,
Gold and Silver Bullion, &c, neatly and promptly
done ,ao order.
PATTERNS for Braiding and Embroidery drawn
st the shortest notice, and all materials furnished for
taf same.
BALLDRESsES made to order, plain and fancy.
HEAD DRESSES and fancy articles of all kinds
o,panily on hand all of which Will be sold at the
most reasonable prices.
u Orders from the country promptly and care
fully attended TO. Miss RACHEL SEMON
MISS REBECCA SEMON.
No G5 Main street, one Square above the Banks mex
door the Baptist Book Depository.
EB-Scholars taught in all styles of Embroidery.
rEy' Closed m SATURDAYS. oc 3-dlm
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VIRGINIA INTELLIGENCR.

SERIOUS ACADEMIA serious accident occurred
near Rice's Station, on the Southside road Thurs
day. While several negro men were engaged in
excavating, an embankment fell upon them, In
stanfly killing one and injuring four others
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATToS-The Odd Fel
lows of Christianburg, had celebration last Thurs
day. with torch+ght procession, speaking and o
supper. g
OuTRAGE.-A negro man, owned by Mr.. Howard
of Wythe, committed to the jail Of that county
on the 18th ult, for attempting to outrage the per
son OF Mrs. Stone, respectable married lady resi-
ding on Reeds Island
CRIMINAL.-John Snead has been committed In
Washington county Circuit Court of the murder Of
Oliver Wright, a colored man. and sentenced to
fifteen years imprisonment in the penitentiary.-
The Abingdon Virgnian says that the sentence in
tho case of the prisoner is equal confinement for
life. The prisoner was granted new trial in con
sequence of the separation of the jury after it had
retired on deberation. ~,
:, WINTER CoMING-on "Wednesday morning last
the early risers in Abingdon were surprised to md
the ground covered with a light snow, which had
quietly dropped down the night before
HARD CAsE.-The Welsburg Herald notices the
fact that there is resident in that place 81 years o
age who fought at Saratoga in 1777, and was pre-
sent at the surrender of Burgoyne, but has never
been able TO obtain pension because the army roll
under which his namo occurs was destroyed when
the British burnt the capitol at Washington. TIE
old soldiers name is John Thomas, and he was
among the first settlers of Western Virginia
PETERSBURG AFFAIRS.-We take the following
items from the Petersburg papers of yesterday:
Letter Of Thanks.-Col. F. H. Smith, as comman
der, and on behalf of the Lexington cadets has
written letter to Mayor Townes, thanking the
people of Petersburg for the courtesy and hospital
ity experienced by that corps during their visit
there.
Religious-Bshop John delivered an impressive
sermon in the Episcopal church on Sunday
Sent on.--Jno. Hobbs, the slave who murdered a
negro belonging to Capt. J. N. Nichols, Sunday
night, has been sent on for trial.
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GLASSWARE.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Can be found at EVANS Depot of China, &C., q
full supply of Goods suitable to the country trade,
viz:
Common Ware, in every variety
White Granite and Printed Ware, do. do. 7ff
Glassware, in great variety, -
China, do. do.
Fancy Goods do. do.
Pickle and Preserve Jars in great variety
Stone Ware at factory prices.
And an endless variety of good and che ~ oo~.a.
o6kred to country merchants at lower pr - -
fAan be found any other store in rS;a ' DIV
CALL and satisfaction will be ensured "s'"' on'S
j.. b. B. EVANS,
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A letter from Rome, of the 9Th inst, says:
Here, as elsewhere, the cholera has selected its
victims from the humble classes, and has made
many orphans. Those of last year were received
in charitable institutions, where they suitably
educated, without imposing any burden on the
State. His Holiness has again come to their relief
The institutions specially devoted to the relief of
the poor the citizens, and particularly the clergy,
have subscribed the annual sum of 10, 900 crowns
for ten years-that period being considered suffi-
cient to complete the education of those unhappy
children
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Letters from Naples of the 4th October, announced
that matters were still in the same state Changes
in the Ministry were vaguely rumored The Gov
ernment was anxious TO encourage the belief that
il finds It difficult to d.slrm the Lazzaroni Mazzi .
exPrefect of Police, had addressed the latter re-
commenting them to remain always faithful to the
present Monarch Russian agents were busily at
work in Naples
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=, OOVE Co,
Sole Proprietors, Richmond. Va.
TlDINGS FROM CHESTERFIELDe

CHESTERFIELD Co, Va, Aug l. 1885
dessrs Dove Co. Richmond: Last fall one Of nv
mules was turned loose in the stable yard, whiJe
playing about with other mules with the weight
cutting hmssf on the thigh or ham abont 10 incbs:,
long, and from an inch and half to two inches deem
the wound was OF such character as to suppose ke
would never be Of any service 10 me again Seeing
notice OF the Turf Oil in the papers procured and
applied It ut once to the cut, and in about three
weeks he was perfectly well and at work and Won
cannot perceive the least where the cut was
made. r... H a WINrREr
t.S-Ihere are many cases of injuries to cattle in
this neighborhood, which have been cured by yonr
Turf OIL and, if of any benefit to you can procure
you many certificates The whole neighborhood saw
Sc IA III. A. WINFREE
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MILLINERY, &c.
opENING OF FALL MILLINl

~ npENIN(: OF FALL MILLINE-
exz,W AZ NO ao4 BROAD AND n. K. COR
NSrrp OF BROAD AND 5TH STREETS
~ MRS. NwiGAND, having Just returned urn Iron from
New fo.., foent Of fashion, bic Fancy and Plain SILK
sogae,'.s, sss,R Ronne,s dark fancy straws Also on
.ad Ns.st trimmings fine Paris Feathers aud Flow
h.aS ssta.~a Head Dresses Dress Caps. and variety
rs s2lenSixS Also a great variety of EMBROt-
4 RlsSSo;.b large lot of HOSIERY, and di iaerent
DERlES ~. W.. Goods-al of which viii be sold at the
PRICES Tho Ladies So. IF aas ths e.,y ane
seeary arc R@nnets Caps and Head Dresses made to
--ler. - ,.. s,,riied rheap oc 9-lms
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N0TICE.-TO PASSENGERS ON THE
~ RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
SDG RAILROAD CARS GOING EITHER TO
IANLLE OR LYNCHBURG:
breakfast! Breakfast.. Ample time given
TO eNt.
The Subscriber is prepared TO furnish the pas
sl9er daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction of
Us Richmond and Dauville and South Side Railroads
Immediately on their arrival on the cars
M l7-l2m SAM,L D. BITRKE
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WANT ESE SE Ils, ,l TAKE 1{IE N9

| "A T1CE ,-TO THE MERCHANTS or THE CT
TY OF RICHMOND, AND THE REST OF MAN
KIND The undersigned being engaged {, the pro.
secution of Bounty Land and Pension Clsms ia con.
stsntly travelling in the upper counties, viz: Camp
bell, Amherst, Bedford, Botetourt, Monroe, Craig.
Roanoke, Franklin, Floyd, Montgomery, Pulaski,
Giles Wythe, Smyth, Tazewell. Carol. and Grayson,
ce his services to the merchants and others of Rich
mond, who may wish any business attended to in e.
ther of the above named countless in the way Of coli
iectng, &c. 4...ss
All amounts collected by the undersigned, will be
forwarded by return. mail after its collection. His
fee will be whatever pcr cent. the party may think
proper to pay. Give trial. and promise to give
entireesatisfac ction Address
LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public, Dealer in Land Warrants and
Attorney for tho Prosecution of Bounty Land
90 I2-ts and Pension Claims, Lynchburx We
NTOTICE.-TO THE sTOCKHOLDEKa
IN OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.-The annual meeting of tho Stockhoid-
es Of this Company win be held in the city Of Rieh-
mond ON the 9th day of November 1855.
~ The attention Of the Stockholders y called to
the following resolution, adopted At their last annual
meeting
Resolved, That no proxy given more than twelve
months before any ensuing meeting Of tie SteckhoSd-
ers of this Company shall be yalidn sss.
Once Va Central r. r. Company !.
Richmond. Oct. "a, lass ! oeS-t9N
|
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The accounts received at Rome from the Marshes
concerning the accidents caused in the country by
foundations and storms were truly distressing.
Rivers and torrents have overfiowed, and many
bridges been destroyed. The Metauro, Fosino,
Vallato and Folio have desolated the surrounding
country, destroyed the crops and swept away
houses. Tho weather, on the other hand, was
frightfully bad for two days, and in some places
showers Of hail destroyed the grape crops the last
hope of the farmers.
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One tsa
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The Zeit of Berlin says We can confirm the
news that the affair of the Sound dues Is to be sub
mtted before long to Congress of the States in
tcrested in the question, and that Denmark, in a
despatch sent to these States, expresses a hope to
see delegates assembled in the second fortnight in
November
The State prosecution of the members of the
late Danish Cabinet is proceeding at Copenhagen.
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COLUMBIA HOTEL.--JAME NJ.

I = a H ~ Il .H 10 .'As
: BOYD CO., having leased this desirable Ho-
i VIII SPARE no pains 10 maintain its former popu-
a7t{ sLd comfort. They have employed L. PORTER
d 'ake the entire charge of the House and after
st april The former patrons Of this Hotel, and nu-
&efoaS f1iends OF Z. PORTER, requested to give
tam call
Richmond, March %, 1885. ap %
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The Empress Eugene, accompanied by the EN-.
peror, visited the exhibition on the 9Th inst
N. Erdan of Paris had been fined 5000 francs for
published attack on the Catholic religion and all
the copies of the work ordered to be des rIyed
Several pieces of cannon taken from the Mala.
kof had been sent to Paris by PclisSer and depos-
tied in the Invalides.
A battalion of the Sixty-sixth regiment of French
infantry arrived the 10th inst at Marseilles and
left shortly afterwards for Toulon. On the same
day the Ninety-fourth regiment embarked for the
East, with detachment of artillery and twenty
three horses
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KUNUtED OUTBREAK AT PALERMO!
A report was current at Genoa on the 9th, after
the arrival of the French msi packet from Naples
that popular outbreak had taken place in 81 cily
at Palermo. An engagement with the troops was
spoken of in which the latter were said have been
defeated.