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EUROPEAN NEWS.

TOULON, October 27.-Ten thousand
men have arrived here from Africa.
PARIS, October 27.-There was council
held at st. Cloud to-day, Napoleon pre-
siding.
The Chcrbourg squadron has been
ordered to Italy.
FLORENCE, October 27.-The Garibal-
dians continue to cross the frontiers. The
telegraph wires are cut. Rome is isolated
from the world.
MADRID, October 2S.-Spain has decided
to join any action taken by the Catholic
Powers in favor of the Pope.
From Cable Summary OF tbs 2sth.
Victor Emmanuel has issued a procla-
nation denouncing Garibaldi and declar-
ing that the French policy meets the
views of the Italian Government.
The Pope has left the Vatican and
sought refuge in the Castle Of St. Angelo.
The Paris Bourse is active. Rentes ad-
vanCing.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, October 2S-Noon.-Cotton
quiet uplAnds, sgd. Orleans, 918d.
0'cl2ck.-Cotton easier; sales esti-
mated at 10000 bales.
| LIVERPOOL, Tuesday evening Cotton
heavy; declined Lie; uplands, s 1871 Cd;
Orleans, 91sd. Manchester market heavy.
LONDON, Tuesday Evening" Consols,
"a SIG. Bonds, CO...
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Noon. - Cotton
Il n. nctinotn1 Of hol lac.
quotations unaltcrcd.
FAILURES IN LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
Hutchinson, cotton dealer in Liverpool,
ard Lewis Brothers, Of London, have
failed.
From the Cable Summary of the .9th and 30th.
PARIS, Monday.-More ships left Tou-
Ion. The entire press lauds Victor EN-
manuels proclamation.
France will attack the insurgents as
they fly over the borders. The Italians
will disarm them.
PARIS, Tucsday.-Monstier has issued q
note .ustifying the expedition.
Italy has failed to protect the PoDc's
honor; the opinion Of mankind impes
France.
When the rebellion is crushed France
will retire, and she will ask for confer
ence.
PARIS, Tuesday, P. MO O'clock
The insurgents in Rome are active. Out
breaks are momentarily expected.
Garibaldi is six miles off, organizing.
The shells reach the city.
The French fleet is unloading at Civita
Veccha, where the Pope is expected.
MADRID, Tuesday .-Lorsundi mas finally
accepted the Cuban Captain Generalship.
PARIS, October 3O.-Joseph returns uia
Berlin.
1t is said that the Pope tells tire French
that he leaves Rome should Victor En-
manuel enter.
LONDON, October 30-Evcning Nothing
further from Rome. Van Beust will short
ly visit London.
FLORENCE, October 2S.-It is said that
Deputies Nicotera and Mosto are badly
wounded.
The sale Of Church lands has com
menced.
La Marmoria has sent q mission to Paris
PARIS, October 30.-Caribaldi is al
Monte Mario.
The General Of the Italian troops passe:
the frontier and bids Garibaldi to dlsarm
LONDON, October 2s-E7ening.-Con
soils, 9415. Bonds, 697s.
FRANKFORT, October 2S.-Bol Ids, 142S'
LIVERPOOL, October 3O-Noon. '-CottoI
quiet and steady; sales to-day a. ronhtee
to 10000 bales. BreadstutfS are I'll m.
LIVERPOOL, October 3O-Evening. -GoI
ton dull end declined Liz; sales to DAY
10000 bales uplands, sgd; Orleans, su ~
d,tutfs quiet. Lard, SO. Tallow, =
Suga.r firm at &c.
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virginia. Negroes Can Get Homes
in :he West.

r.-.. Horace Greeley's Tribune.
..erx NIEcINIA.-Thc Conservative
Fl. Virginia own the land of Viz
mich they cannot sell, and which
..-.r worth less than nov. The
lacks Of Virginia own the labor
r-.s.4. or about all Of it that is will
II. worked, and their labor is readily
.. ana never was so much in dc
snow. The blacks can easily find
u.-. elsewhere, but the whites can
r. grca, difficulty get their labor
..a any terms.
w..a,ag Virginia Conservatives inau-
...,aa policy Of diScharging all black
aanvo,c the Radical ticket, they for
....t HE blacks can get along better
.arm tnan they can without the
,, Twenty thousand farms in the
...ra States are short OF labor, and
be able and glad to hire every
man in Virginia on good terms. But
rIla;! to DO without the redeem
,gNrf ui labor, Her chivalry and
.> sa" can dispense with. But her
.. bees She cannot do without.
s.os the place for the extra darkies.
.agm 20 1T once and get big wages,
aa bacl. ana see us when they shall
become rich.
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The ROMAN QUEsrIoS.-The New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
writes on Monday:
!" The private letters, as we'll as the
newspapers, By the City of Paris present
the Roman question in a much more crit-
cal aspect than might he inferred from the
cable kilograms. 4 Paris banking house
notifies its correspondents here to act as il
the Garibaldians would reach Rome ahead
Of the French, and drive out the Pope be-
fore his friends can arrive to save him.
The city itself, as late as the 18th instant,
Is said, on good authority, to have been
actually surrounded by the Party of Ac-
tion,' in which case it is more than proba-
BILE that battle will have 10 be fought by
whatever outside Power volunteers to
send succor to it. That is the contin-
gency which is looked upon as the most
critical feature Of the situation. The
private advices from London for the most
part are blue, and reflect the conviction,
that though war may be avoided for the
present, it s sure to come if the Pope per-
Sists in staying in Rome. Garibaldi's re-
sources are said to be much more ample
than his enemies suspect"
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Concord, n. II. October "a veteran
horSc-thief named Hale was arrested at
Uupknson for stealing valuable horse
and buggy at Augusta, Maine. Hale is
seventy-eight years old, and has served
fifty years in State prisons for horse-steal-
ing.
A Frenchman calling himself Joseph
Bonaparte and claiming to be son Of the
ex. King of Spain, and justly entitled to
the throne now occupied by Isabella, was
arrested in New York city Oh Sunday
night.
I.acunza, one of Maximilian's leading
officials. was reported dead and embalmed /;
but he is alive and we'll at Havana, read
ing the details of his own execution and
! funeral.
The New York correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial telegraphs that the
! Democratic leaders are quarrelling among
themselves, and that the State will go Re-
! publican.
The late Francis Elvans, of Washington,
bcoueathes to Rachael Virginia Rceder, OF
Wavnesboro', Augusta county, Va, $500 ;
to Mary Ann King, of the same place, $500.
All minors engaged in peddling, boot
Hacking, selling newspapers, ETC., in Bos-
ton. have been notified to take out
| licenses.
Judge Ludlow, Of Philadelphia, has de-
cjdcd that TO dazzle the eyes of people
with a looking glass is equivalent to al
assault and battery.
The amount of hay cut around Hartford,
! Conn, this season was the largest ever
known. Ii is selling at SIS ton.
immigration is beginning anew. Six
hundred steerage passengers arrived at
New York on Saturday by one steamer.
A new city railway is under construc-
ton in New Orleans on Canal and Clal-
borne streets.
Yale College has eight new bathing
rooms. for the use of which students are
only charged ten cents for each bath.
Oxford University, Mississippi, has two
hundred and ten students, and is otherwise
prospecting.
The proposed new territory of Wyoming
viii he formed out of Colorado, Dekota,
Idaho, and Nebraska.
The Paris Rothscbild made sloo,ooo al
the Bourse by knowledge OF GariDaidis
arrest an hour and half in advance
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENr.-The east
crn-bound freight train on the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, Captain Henry
Williams conductor, ran off the track five
miles west OF Wythevllc Monday after
noon, instantly killing n colored brakes
man named Charles Tibbs, and breaking
the arm and otherwise injuring another
colorcd man named Wesley Saundcrs.-
IVtCiJu1J NclrS
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The new bridge over the Susquehanna
at Harrisburg, Pa, is finished, and was
opened to travel few days ago.
The first white child born in Wisconsin
celebrated her silver wedding the other
day.
Hon. Joseph A. Pond, late president OF
the Massachusetts, State Senate, died on
Monday.
Ohio boasts Of nine women as editors
and assistant editors Of newspapers.
Nearly dozen editors are candidates
for seats in the New York Lcgis lature.
The business doing in Philadelphia is
very limited.
The wife Of Judge George W. Summers,
Of West Virginia, is dead.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, October 3O.-The receipts
of revenue to-day were SG23,000.
Detectives profess to have information
that but $l50,0OO counterfeit 1908 were
issued; that they were shown by only
three persons, and that none have been
offered Since the detection ofthe counter
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To MEMBERS OF VIRGINIA SYNCD.-Mr.
J. /. \. Trottor, proprietor Of the Valley
stage line, has kindly consented to convey
members Of the Presbyterian Synod at hall
price 10 and from the Synod which assem-
bles at Charlestown, Jefferson county, on
the 9th Of November.
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COUNTERFEIT FIFTY COMPOUND
INTEREST NoTES.-The sensational para
graphs respecting these countcrfcits, we
are authorized to say, are mere rchash
OF an old affair. The countcrfcits refer
red to were discovered a year ago, the
guilty parties arrested, tried, convicted,
sentenced, and punished long since, and
the plates themselves are now III posses
sion of the Treasury Dcpartmcnt.-Nd-
tiUuui htclh9eHcer.
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TUE COUNTERFEIT SEvES-THIRTY BONDS
It has been definitely asccrtained, we
leaJn officially, That none of the counter
felt scvcn-thirty bonds bear date prior to
the 18th OF August. Those holding the sc
securities Of Il previous date may there
fore dismiss their apprehensious.-N0-
iiuNuL MtcNi1enccr.
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DAMAGE TO TIE JAMES RIVER BRIDGE.-
The bridge across James river on the
Southsidc road six miles below town was
somewhat injured by the high water Mon
day night, and it was deemed unsafe for
the trains to cross it.-LynchJt0y Nets.
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COOP News FOR TIE HOLDERS OF MIS-
Souri, BoNDs.-Thc State of Missouri is
Row paying five Of the coupons on her six
per cent State bonds, being two years
ana six months interest on the same.
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Disastrous Fire i'm New York.

New YORK, October 30.-The stores OF
Messrs. Blum & Co., and Pardcc, Bates X
Co., 3l3 Broadway, were destroyed by fire
TODAY. The loss is estimated at 5000, goo.
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EAST VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE.
The East Virginia Conference of the Chris
tian Church convened at Bcrea, NanSc-
mont county, yesterday.-PeterStMy IN
,jrr "Oth
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POSTAL CLERKS ArPoIHTED.-The Post
master General has appointed L. L. Kelly
as head clerk, and William J. Lee as clerk
on the postal car between Washington, ID.
c.. and Weldon, \. G.
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The Yak ON Cotton.

MEMPHIS, Octobcr3 0.-The Government
Assessor here has rcscindcd the ORDER re-
curing shippers to pay tax on cotton.
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A SINGULAR CLAM.-It will he rcmcm-
bcrcd that Secretary. McCullocl1 some
weeks ago received q package containing
900, a greater portion of which was il
80 bonds, with the numbers cut out, and
the remainder in national currency. Nc
letter or signature accompanied the money
but the envelope was post marked Urbana
Ohio. The money was placed to the credit
of the conscience fund, there being nothing
to show from whom it came, and the fact
that the numbers were cut out of the
bonds proved that the former owner oil
them did not want to be known. On Wed.
nesday last a letter was received from a
party in Wisconsin, the post mark being
Honey Creek. The writer claimed that
he sent the money to be converted into
other securities, such as the Secretary
might think proper to send, and gave as
his reason for sending no communication
or signature with the money, that he was
very sick at the time, and not able tc
write. The officers Of the Treasury are
Of the opinion that the letter is from some
narty who saw the publication that $4,000
had been received, and thinks he can claim
the same. Detectives Of the Treasury will
look into the matter. - WuShingtOn Star.
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Books. StOtiGnerv, DC.
r Rs. LINCOLE'S WARDROBE.

MRS. LINCOLS'S WARDROBE
vi We think II matter OF soma surprise ID ri
the wardrobe OF one who has occupied the high
position OF Lady OF the White House should De
off rcd for sale and lack for bidders. The latest
accounts represent that the View orksrs manifest
great curiosity to see but no disposition to buy.
The garments go Oft very slowly. Not 50, how
ever, with the BEAUTIFUL and complete ass r meat
of sTaTiOHEkY, FANCY AhTlCLGS. SCHOOL
BOOKS, PERIODICALS, and NJ AGi III y bS ST No.
III Broad street, opposite Fredericksburg depot
They are going of rapidly. Cali and secure some.
thin. with which TO oeguils 'hs fedinm OF the
7omhre and gloomy weather now prevailing.
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'Ssgsl That the bani>hpd whites Lof
.~. DE invited to visis New York,
..." '-' grand public reception be ten
-. ,.eil. They will excite more en-
VA" the Nartyred Stanton, and,
r. ."e"r victims Of negro rule, de-
@gmtas;raiion.-Nelo York He
.,'.ca' German paper in st. Louis
,.' ia4' since slavery is abolished
-.S NJ longer any Identical interests
a oe Germans and the Radical
...r cD' II proposes general transfer
''~ocfat.c party.
....a. 0-.' Cashmere Company, with
$50. ,.. ,IIa IN Finton county, has pur-
r,,., @''iin the last year 500, 600 worth
Puma -''e goats. The wool is worth ST
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Death OF Governor Andrews.

BosToy, October Ex-Governor An
drews was to-day attacked by apoplcxy,
from which he died.
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MiIIi7lerY.

11Rs b. w. SAUNDEHs, no; c. Il
vi ,a5 Road street, betw cen Fourth auc Sf>y
Filth would Ft,r w hs this s' dsy >o open
ION, ,H, such az LADIES HATS, BoaNbIS' ND
Rms FLOWERS. FEATHERs. sc. Waking
Sonnats of the latest and most iashloh- nyn
s.vs At the shortest notice, and at prices - ''A
pare lis r.oussted before purchasing elsewhere
nc 1l-2w
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..UIINEpY AND FANCY GOODS

MILLINERY AND FANu ~, H ,hs I-N
M MRS. NJ J. DAVIS. having F ssksn a ,nSs CT Al
store No. SIT Broad. between sesa and choice fSS
st tH.a Of emil MLLiaEHY and FANCY GH9ss HATS
embraeng all the latest pss .yS FLOWERS, &c
.hs VII sell at reasonable prices and II:
viss the attention Of her customers ana .ni pI'
generally.
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copying PRESSES, col \ n 6
u Books. and all materials used In copying let
tsrs Inks Of ali kinds cold Pens. Steel Pens
and Qulls : iukstands in great vartety-some new
styles: Letter Paper, Fooscap Paper Commercial
Note Paper. Blotting Paper-indeed Papers OF al
most every kind Fine Pocket Knives, from 10
seph Rodgers Sons; Fina Pocket. Books ant
Bankers Cases. Fill Files Letter Clips Blank
Books OF every description.
Having Book Hindery and Blank Book Mann.
factory the subscribers prepared 10 bind books
aud make blank books II any pattern and sIs de-
sired. "OJDhUUob y ~ Nh VI,
or 10 1905 Main street.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FURN1-
~ TURBINE are now In receipt OF the largest
and most complete assortment OF rev and elegant
FURNITURE ever offered 10 the Virginia public.
It embT every description needed Tor the perfect
outfit OF halls, parlors, dining rooms. and cham
bers. and the prices range from the lowest TO the
b highest Notwithstanding to quality. Wa are de-
tarUsnad to the same Strenuous eSertlons 10
please which have charsc terizad for a quarter
OF 4 century past, and most respectfully invite
continuation OF the patronage heretofore 80 hoe-
rally extended uI
HAbLISTON & BROTHER,
ga 30 No 005 Main street. corner OF Ninth.
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this city. In his remarks be contended
that yellow fever was not contagious I'M
der any circumstances.
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NAPOLEON. BY MRS. MUHL-

NAPOLEON. BY MRS. M III l.
~ BACH Napoleon and tho Queen Of Prussia.
By Mrs Lou!aa Muhlhach. - 80. This volume
Is continuation of the account Of the German
side OF HapOleons campaign In Germany
Louisa OF Prussia and Her Time. by Louisa
Muhbach vol, svo. illustrated. Paper cover,
81 so cloth. -.
The Daughter OF an Empress. An historical
novel. By Louisa Muhlbach. Translated by Ma
thanisi Greene. vol, $40. Illustrated. Paper
cover. Sl.5o; cloth, -.
Marie Antoinatt. and Her Son IN historical
novel. By l.. Muhlbach. l vol, avo. Contain
ing eight illustrations Paper cover, SIS cloth,
-. For sals by ,,....,.n.., 49,,
Uc22 q. II. CHRISTIAN W.
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NEW LAW B0OkS.-kANDOLP II
~ < ENGLISH, 1920 Main street, receive al the
Lew books Of value, and offer at low prices large
stock of NEW and OLD STANDARD Law.
Kice and james on Bankruptcy, and complete
asset unent Of Forms.
One set of the reports, and al the scarce viz
ginla Books.
Old Books bought or taken IN exchange for new
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NEW NOVELS AT lll4 MAIN
" STREET TURNER, the rewsdealer, has
Just received large lot Of NEW NOVELS.
ANY Novel wanted can be found at The RlCH.
MOND NEWS DEPOT. lila Main street.
STATIONERY cheap; SCHOOL BOOKS, etc.
arr 23-tS
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Fertilizers.

nunE No. / pkkUViAs 6OaSo'
| direct, from tho r. .nir BY '''''D
constantly oa .GB8hT =. WILLIAMS o..
Ucu3 RAW BON + PhOS-
flaS ,aotsd 10 wheat. corr, tobseeo
~ Pha % al csrss!s-contain!ng by analysis o.
eottrnn,~r pirott, IS per cent. Of Ammonia 3ha
)? 81 per cent. OF tho bone fho'pha'' =
which !, Ikps " fly SOLUBLE - THE SOIL.
rh,s f.rttlirsr,s believed TO DO the BEST phos
'hsae e 1p address the undersigned or any OF
bio agents: ,, .-,an, HaItjmnra MI
sold oy "1s" Wv NH
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Wants..

WANTED, FIVE WOOD
w CUTTERS, to go to Charlie. City. Apply 10
II w. TYiEE,
cor1er Of Lester and Mich olson s:r.ets,
3i-2'E al
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sAP.IhL....... f%OV, wv
Well Invested and secured.
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G. t. BARyga, J. P. Jr5ris. 3. r.. y "Lsh.
DARNES, JUSTIS ~ FOW LEX,
ID I-ucc.ssors to JUsTIs 4 FOWLER GIN EkAL
emission AsD FOkW AhDIH1 MEkCHAsTs,
20 100. Franklin street, Richmond, Va. Parties
shipping PRODUCE 70 his hou-- can draw iof
pad tn. balance will be paid over Ar soon ss sold
Strict attention given TO the business. Quick
-al-s and prompt returns made.
kef.rto William 81. Caoeil, member OF Virg ini =
Leslslaturs Buckingham county Colonel ,.
Cobbs Farmvil!e, Va. A. N. Pierce, Stanton.
VAL X Koiner, waynesboro' Augusta comfy,
"a Joserh Dettor, GREENWOOD Automatic. Va ;
T. 4. Pollard, Richmond, Va; Lancaster Co,
h.rbar. Richmond Va "a -3m
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VyTANTED, Il GOOD NURSE, well
w recommended. A good home and fair wages
offered. h a. Wlii.iaMe,
% 81 NhufCh Illl.
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INSURANCE.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY. ,sso.
ACCUMULATION $40. coo. coo

y
THE Insurance AND SAVINGS CCfPASI
OF YikGINIA.
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7 EATH Err, LFATHF R.-All in wan
i j OF the best SOLE LEATHER or anything In
The BOOT and SHOE line will do we'll TO call At
1870 ain street before buying. AS Will sell as low
As II can be bought in New York. ] have Just re-
cavad another lot OF those SIX DOLLAk CALF
SEWED BOOTS. Give me call
H. n. CASTOR
z WrypRHE Salesman oc2
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4 WHITE MAN who has had cXpe-
N risncs as porter and assistant salesman,
writes well, and is Quick at figures. wishes a stu
alton porter sdlesm an IN grocery store, or Ia
borer Good references from last employers.
Address PORTER" al this Office. oc 3o-2t
W. NHED, TWO CARPEE TIERS.
w Apply to N. " BH9ADDus,
cc a. tot Mayo street.
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WANTED, II WHITE WON AN and
w GIRL. Muet be a good cook. washer roner.
and mixer The girl 10 do general houSeWorh.
Apply corner Fourteenth and Cary streets
an
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Commission WerchNntS.

HWYNN, GOTTEN 81 CO., COTTON
~ P.CTOhS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT It's WEST LOMBARD srREsr.
BALTIMORE. ~
TON, TOBACCO, and BRAiS.
R-.er to General Walter Gwynn. C.. General
Joseph K Anderson, Colonel e. q ToHpkinz, :.
d. TOwn.s, Richmond. Va
HENRY GWYNE, Of Baltimore;
K r GOTTEN, late If Tarboro'. ". &
WALTER GWYSH, Jk.. late OF South Carolina.
~. Q -nnIa IN &. M3m
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THE SUBSCRIBER will make Fahp
[ to order as good q D0UBLE-SOLE %&N
bes, French CaIiskin and White oakTan- V>k>>
ned Sole Leather. at TWELVE DOLLARS per
pair. Shop on Hull street, one door above Eighth,
Manchester. respectfully,
oc lin T. w NIXON.
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WANTED. a MANAGER for Il farm
w in Gooch and county, on James river. Man
with family preferred. Address pest Office box
200, stating whore an interview can be haa.
2tL
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A Frenchman calling himself Joseph
Bonaparte and claiming to be son Of the
ex-Kiug of Spain, and justly entitled to
the throne now occupied by Isabella, was
arrested in New York city on Sunday
NIGHT
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Lacunza, one of Maximilian's leading
officials, was reported dead and embalmed;
but he is alive and we'll at Havana, read
ing the details Of his own execution and