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T~ELEGRApHIC NEWs.
New York stock and Money narse

New York Stock and Money MarEe ct.
NEW YORK, September e-Eoon.-stocks rathsi
weak. Gold, 11A. Money. 4Qs per cent. sterllne
unchanged. s-2o's, ,6a, ia,
Euening.-Money, s@t per cent. Sterling, loo.
@ioai. cold, 1IasGaii4s. Governments closed Arm
s-ao's, ~ lias Southern Securities dull and
firm all day.
Mghs-Psime discounts, 7@a per cent. Gold
was active and excited In the morning. and reach
ca ilSa. Later In the day Jules F,vre'a PROPOSE
ton FOR peace caused n decline to IIaa, and the be.
lief that che King would not accept the PROPOSE
ton caused a rally to lisi@lls. 1t became
weaker towards the close.
Governments opened hoary and became lower,
but during the afternoon were quiet and firm
'e2's, ll2s; 'sfs, mt 'es's, Illa new, ITO; ,ors,
llot 'os's, llet. lo40's, 1861.
state Securities-TeDnessee es, s9b; new, eo..
virgins e's, %; new, es. Louisiana e's. 70; new.
Oh. LeVee es, 7sa; s's, 81. Alabama s's, 100; SIS,
70. Georgia e's, 80; rs, 90. North Carolina e,s,
o. ; new, 81. South Carolina s's, 80; new, %.
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Decision Relative to DistilIers,

WASHINGTON, September 6.-Assistant
Revenue Commissioner Douglass has Off
cially stated that the period within which
Of June 7th, 1870, series 5, No. g., is ex-
tended sixty days from the 18th instant.
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The New ACTRESS MARIE %SEEBAcH.-
This actress, whose reputation in Germany
is universal, will appear at the French
Theatre in New York about the middle OF
this month in the part Of Gretchen in Faust.
Until recently Madame Seebach has been
comparatively unknown in this country.
She will appear only in the highest class
Of dramatic productions, but particularly
in those OF Goethe and Schiller. Madame
Seebach comes originally from the Baltic
provinces of Russia. She was born in Riga
in 1887, and is of Il theatrical family, no
others of whom, however, have obtained
much prominence in their profession. Her
mother died when she was a child, and the
young Marie was educated by her father for
the operate stage. Her voice not proving
such as to in,ure success in this line of art,
the ambitious girl turned her attention to
the drama, and after passing through vari-
Gus phases of theatrical life-beginning in
the rather humble line of singing chamber
maid-she finally obtained a position beyond
all her hopes. Nuremberg, Cassel, Ham
burg. Hanover, and Vienna, are the cities
in which the greater portion of her artistic
life has been passed, but as a "star" she
has performed III nearly every large town of
Germany.
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Marine Intelligence.

FORTRESS MONROE, September 6.-Pilot-
boat Slicer reports: Passed in for Baltimore,
barks st. Lawrence from Demerara, Wheat
land from New York; brigs George Later
man from, Porto Rico, Caroline from Ma
tanzas; schooner E: j. Palmer from West
Indies. Passed out, brig Carl for London,
Scotland for Trinidad. Sailed, bark Zaroca
and ships Moonbeam and Heroica for Balti-
more.
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Domestic Markets-rBY TE1HeRApH1

E YORK. September -Noon.-Flou quite
and unchanged. Wheat : : shade armer. Corn de
Cotton quiet and firm uplands, 2sir.; oriean-
20sc.; sales. 500 bales. Tnrpent,ne steady at 393@
4oc. Rosin firm strained, 81. Freights firm.
bales ; uPlapds, 2o3c. Flour-State and western
unchanged southern duh I; common to fair ex.
ira, S. 1925. Wheat. q shade better winter
Der southern. 1925. Corn declining at sI0s3ac.
Pork, s27.25. Lard unchanged. Whisky, s5c.
Groceries firm. Naval Stores steady. Freights
frmer.
BALTIMORE. September e.--nlour-Howard-
Street superfine, SIS. sea ss; extra, 1907; family,
ira, sJ@s7.so family. s7.oO@$s 50 western super.
fine, $3.50 ss.7S extra, ssgts.7 Is family, 60 75@
81 40 common: x1.os9 81. 20; western, S1.24@
Si.43; amber, $3.50. Corn-YelI:w; sse. west
erp. scGS5.. oats, 4sels?c. Rye. 759soc, Bacon
Vfrs mia Gs Old, ssh bid. SO asked; ISss's, Gi
bid, 81 asked. Coupons -Old, S7t old, IS asked
LOUISVILLE, September e.-Tobacco-sales, l44
common to good Tugs, $5.s5@se. rs low leaf and
medium brtk mt wrappers, $7@7.so. .
NEW Lea September s.-Cotton in fair
demand with prices firm ; middlings, Isle. sales
500 bales receipts, 26s bales.
CHARLESTON. September a.--Cotton firm at
lsac. sales, $50 bales ; receipts, ssS bales stock,
l,lS1 bales.
CINCINNATI, September g.. Flonr, corn, ahd
tobacco, aye unchan ged. Whiskey. so@slc. Mess
Pork, S27.5 so. with no demand. Lard, l6s:., with no
buyers. Bacon Ia good demand; shoulders, l4ic.;
clear sides, 18c,
LOUISVILLE. September e--Bagging firm at 2o@
30c. Flour dull extra, S.25. Corn dull az Csc.
Provisions frDer but unchanged. Whlskey firm
al 90c, 4sl.
. ST. LOUIS, September g. .Bagging steady. Flour
dull supetfne, - 25@S4.35. Corn dull yellow,
6iG65c.; choice white, Toe. Whiskey CSC. Pro.
visions dull and unchanged. Lard; l5s@lsc.
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Georgia legislature.

3 ATLANTA, GA, September Ga bill has
passed the House prohibiting whipping as
a punishment for crime. The militia bill
failed to pass the House.
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Rel orted for the Dispatch.
Proceedings OF Montgomery Presby.
terry at BiackSburG.

THIRD Day.

The literary examinations Of Mr.. John
p.nwiddie and Joseph A. Graves were com
H."ied, and sustained as satisfactory parts
8 ;rial.
High Bridge church, in Rockbridge, was
.ho>cn As the next place of meeting, and
II" first Wednesday in May, 1871, ut IL a.
w.. * the time.
Leave was granted Rev. G. 3. Strickler to
e ain III his hands for decision the call OF
.hr Thinking Spring church, and to labor at
discretion till next stated meeting.
Parts Of trial in the theological course
"-'g" assigned TO Mr. TaZewcll McCorkie.
The Committee of Sustentation was re-
"'-4uized rs follows. to be located in Lynch
'|rc: Rev. 7. w. Hooper, chairman: Rev.
=. Mcllwain Ruling Elders T.. j. KirkDat-
..rh. }. Newton Gordon, and J. i. Holt.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR. ISAIAH Ii. WHITE has taken an
IL office at SI5s Main street up stairs.
once hours from u A. n. 20 IL III. ana from 70
@ Z. VI.
Residence at Medical Collage Infrmary. Mes
ssges Inay be left a. either place. 80 o-ln
nR. JOHN G. SHELTON has removed
, 10 No. SO Franklin between Eighth ana
Ninth stress. ga 3--lm*
nR. CHASED HAVING RETURNED TO
II The city, can DO found vt his residence, No.
lFlfth street, az 2Q-lm
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FOURTH AND LAST DAY,

Rev. c. a. Miller was directed to laborin
Montgomery county at discretion.
Prc>bytery agreed to hold an adjourned
ll""ting during the session Of Synod in
Fredericksburg in November.
\ resolution was adopted thanking the
citizens Of Black>burg fortheir hospitality.
md the Methodist church here for the offer
81 is house of worship for service TO-
W0rrcw.
several ministers remain to preach to.
BOTTOM.
Two sermons have been preached every
day. and prayer-mcetings held ut 6 4. NJ.
III" people manifest Il lively interest in
th' meeting and Ill its proceedings and ser
wees, and are very kind. y.
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To TAX.PAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-1our at
~ tehtion is again called to City Ordinance,
chapter ID, section 7-viz., III all taxes with
assessed be not paid before lst day Of September The
Collector may dis,rain, except zee pt,,, where eIet. one7n- III
I shall attend at my office daily between the hours
of 5 AID 10 o'clock A. NJ, and l and q O'CLOCK z:
~, for The purpose of receiving the amount OF
Those who cannot call ut said hours will please
leave their names and residences, and they shall
be waited on promptly.
an 2s-eod7t City Collector.
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Loss q shin.

New York, September 6.-The' bark
Arthur, from Baltimore for Portugal, has
foundered at sea. Her crew were saved.
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rO-PARTNERSHIP.-We, the under
u sigued, have this day formed . co.psttnsr-
the purpose OF conducting the BOOT, SHOE. and
Trunk BUSINESS, in all its branches, az 90
Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth. and
solicit the patrousee Of our friends and the pub
lie generally. We shall always have on hasd q
complete assortment OF evarv thtngto be tornd
I'm our line, M.sCARY, T5
We s.iw v. s. CARLTON, {
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AN ATTEMPTED OuTRAaE.-A lady from
this city, who has been spending the summer
upon her farm near Rappahannock station;
in Fauquier county, was suddenly aroused
from her s(umberS Il few nights since by the
pressure of a hand upon her arm, and
opening her eyes saw large negro man
standing by the siie of her bed. She i'm
mcdiatcty screamed for help, and her over
seer. who was an inmate of the house; armed
with a stick and gun, at once ran to her
assistance: The villain, hearing the ap.
preach Of the oVerSeer, seized a young
lady who was sleeping in the same bed with
the lady just mentioned, in his arms, and
springing through a side door, darted for
the woods, and had reached the gate of the
enclosure before the overseer caught up
with him and forced him to r%elinQuish his
prey by beating him severely over the head
with 4 club. The Young lady had swooned
from fright. The affair occasioned great eX-
citement III the neighborhood, and parties
have been searching for the wretch, but as
yet without succesS.-Alerandraa Gazette.
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Foreign Mark.ts-(By TsLEeRAPHl.-

LONDON, September e-Noon.-Consols, als.
United states Bonds, $50.
LIVERPOOL. September e-Noon.- Cotton
firm uplands, sad.; Orleans, ED; estimated ssles,
Il 900 bales.
september e-AJternoon Rcd
western wheat, IS. 4d. ass. Sd; red winter, o5. Cd.
.plands. osd.; Orleans, osd.; sales, 1000 bales, 10
Guiding z, 600 for, export aud speculation. Yarns
and fabrics stead.
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FURNiTURE. &c.

IMPORTANT TO ALL:--Eyery 80
family should know that HARDWOOD 4 E3ns
r. intend moving TO the large butldingIH
now being erected on Governor street Gyss.i1
time PARLUR, DINING-R0UI. CHSMhEE
FURNITURE and MATTRESSES can DC 1ought
&C our establishment 4; ABOUT cost. we invite Al
In want OF good substantial furniture and taaS.
tresses 10 examine our stock before we move.
~ HARDWOOD Il RITTERs
se opposite the posf.onice.b pain sLrsss.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

We. the undersigned. have entered INTO g Coz
partnership under the firm OF MOLINE ECO
BUSINESS st No. 90e Main street, where we VIII
be pleasedt to see our friends and the pubic genes
rally, assuring them they viii find Q complete
SPADES HORsE-SEOES, BELTINGS HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS, &c. 4l2
JOHN N. NOLyING,
AUGUST l. 1870. GEORGE a.. NOTHING.
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WATCHES, JEwELkY, DC.

STYLISH NEW PATTERNS OF
y DIAMoADS, PEARLS, and PENDANTS
sets of PINS and DROPS;
DIAMo"D OPAL, RUBY. and PEARL
ENGAGEMENT. and PLAIN .GOLn
WEDDInG RINGS;
Beautiful NEW NECK CHAINS,
. MEDAhIDNS,
CHARMS,
HANDKERCHIEF FOLDERS
BISON and SLEEVE BuTTSNS
SILVER CUPS, GOBLETS, and TRAVEL
LING SETS. in cases
The latest novelties In SILVER, for bridal an
birlh-cay presents. Now receiving dt
NOWbAN 4 CO.'S,
corner Main and Tenth streets.
Sole Agents for the celebrated DIAMUAD EYE
S~PECTAGLES and Ely EYEGLASSES. jy 20
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! "rHepondence 81 the Richmond Dis22.t
n,.IAnI.nr naf,.rSr hnllrt

'"F"fpondence 81 the Richmond Dis2=.ch.
LoUDOUN COUNTY, August 81.
X >"emS the part Of wisdom to refrain
from giving publicity to the personal quar-
REFS that occasionally arise between whites
"hd hL&ckS, but so exaggerated an account
"i : iracas Ill Middleburg has found its way
iNt" the newspapers that we deem it but
justice TO The law-abidin2 people, white and
'Aarh, Of that community, to give the facts
Of The case. so far as VIC have been able to
ascertain them from persons on the spot. in
proof That it was a mere personal squabble
nel|ccn a black man and a white man, and
III 10 sense ga war Of races"
An I'D grudge existed between q young
man named Charles Davis and a colored
man named Charles Manly. Meeting in
front Of the African church on Sunday last,
III" ".tcrcatiOn was renewed. Shots cx-
'haL-cd each party charging the other with
I"''tN@1lrst), resulting in a yound through
!'''t, : body. and Il more severe wound in
u" head and neck Of Il colored man from 4
A,i>h"t aimed at Davis.
f9ra short time the excitement amongst
'|V negroes threatened Il serious riot (; but
an IMPRESSION gettin. abroad that Davis
WIS i%h'rtally wounded, they dispersed with
'us further difficulty. p.
acknowledging Of the editors Of the
'!arhcsville (Necklcnburg) Roanoke Valley
- aptaln Donncr) visited this city a few
0ay> since, and upon his return home he
writes L warm tribute to its enterprise and
pubic spirit. We make a few extracts
from his generous expressions:
We love Richmond. 1t has not the
hunters of the great cities OF the North,
hUt II! virtue, truth, hospitality, enterprise,
mercy, honesty, 1t IS a head and shoulders
above them all.
how We'll we remember the dark DAYS
u The war. Those days are past. The. city
vas taken, was %plundered, burned, and for
pgf Years was under the rule of military
"t4cc!s. Now that the military rule IS
aD4'eQ and the city is free again, we lind the
,4Mt k!nd, firm hearts occupying the same
t"spons, with the same feelings az they did
D'IoIt The war, or the excitement OF seces-
i ~ had disturbed their relation to the
Federal Government.
ERt there are some for whom we look
"a VAIN. Instead OF the old dingy houses OF
,rI1.N"ei tlmeS, we see palatial stores, facto-
: ire and mills Of vast proportions, which
nave risen phUnix-!ike from the ashes of
tne pat, the streets resounding with the
nun u business, the rattle of the street.
r"f' ana all the signs of active life around
We hope the time will soon come when
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The Provisional Government Active.
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PROPOSALS
THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals will be receiys d until II III. 2lst Sep
tember a. Charleston, w. Va, and Until II NJ. 2sth
September in Richmond. Va, for tire c%oDstruc-
ton of about two thousand linear feet OF
'HDWE RUSS" BRIDGING In spans ranging
from so to $50 feet on the line OF the Chesape lie
and ohio Railroad between the fails OF Kama Tba
and The ohio river.
Bids will be re :cived for all or part of the above.
Specifications may be had on application to w.
A. KUyER, principal assistant engineer,
Charleston, w. Va.
Also, at the same times and places, for the
GRADUATION, &C.. OF a section on New river,
about thirty-fiye miles above its mouth, including
a TuNN Ell J, 500 leet In length.
The right to reject any or all proposals Is re-
served. Fl. =. WHITCOMB,
au 27-tSe26 Chief Engineer.
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RICHMOND. VA. August 18th, $50 -,

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un-
IN ders,gned have this DAY formed = co3partner.
shio under tile Style or BROgE. PEMB.hToh
& Co. for the purpose of conducting q
WHOLESALE GROCERY n LIQUOR BU-&
SINEcS In the city of Richmond. t. -
AS successors Of he late firm of Jones, Brown
& 60. the solicit the patronage OF the fslends OF
the late concern and the public generally.
X. L. BROWN, K
T.. WILLIAM fEMBERT0N, III
u. 0. DAVIS d .t 4
RICHMOND, VA, August 10. 1870. ,au Film q
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DESTINY OF THE EMPEROR.

THE EMPRESS SAFE.
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LIME N CEMENT.

A GRICULTURAL LIME.
am preparedt to furnish SHE'LL LIME, In large
or small quantities, at my kilns, any OF the depots.
or the Basin In this city. ut the following-namsd
reduced prices ten cents pes bushep a. my kiln,
opposite the Tredepar Iron Works
Fer ton Of 40 bushels (includIn ny baSs).....$8 so
Fe- ton OF 10 bushels (u8t Including bagsl.. q so
Letters addressed TO me, or left 1t the shoe stor'
of P~bILLIYS, NO. 1922 Main street
Richmond, Virginia, will receive .prompt atten-
ton. LILA SMITH,
No. 1922 Main street,
all oa-1m Richmond, Va.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR,
PRUssIANs MARCHING ON PARIS.
The Parisians Resolute and Defiant,
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our Roanoke Valley railroad viii be built.
bringing us into more Immediate connec-
ton with the city, resulting In good to
Richmond and to us.
]" Business between our town and the sur
rounding counties and Richmond should
increase vastly. In this immediate vicinity
our crops are good. Those crops must be
turned into money, and Richmond Is the
place to do it.
"There Is an immense market there for
grain of ali kinds. The largest Touring mill
in the United States. and consequently in
the world, is there: one of the largest foun-
dries and rolling-mills in the United States
is there: one of the largest nail factories in
the United States is there some OF the
largest tobacco factories in the United States
are there ; and we hope soon to chronicle
the completion of other factories, such as
wonllon, cotton and paper mills, to utilize
The immense water-poNer of which so little
use is now made"
DEATH OF A MEMBER Of THE LEGISLATURE.
lr. L. l.. RichcSon, a member of the Legis-
lature from Amherst county, died Mt the
R~ockhridge Alum Springs on SATURDAY. eve
ming last after a lingering illness Of several
months. DR.. Richesen, we suppose, was
about forty-tire years Of age, and was a
gentleman of decided talent and accom-
PnsmehtS. lie was educated for the minis
try Of the Baptist Church, and for some
time performed the duties of n pastor of
That denomination, but was compelled from
i'll health to retire from his labors. In his
native county (Amherst) he filed many
positions in the gift OF the people, and
always acceptably. In May of the present
Year he was elected to the Legislature to fill
the Vacancy occasioned by the resignation
OF Captain Jesse f. Adams, and sat in that
body until the recess in july. About two
months since he was appointed by Gov.
ernor Walker Inspector ut Martins ware
house, which position he held ut his death.
Or. RicheSon was n gentleman of unblem-
ished integrity and sterling character, and
his death will be sincerely mourned by all
who had the pleasure of his acquaintance
Luxembourg Ncus of yesterday.
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correspondents of the Sichn,nd Dispatch.
Cropsf I'm Geochland-rrotracsed Meet.
sng-N'siressing and Fa,as Acct.
dent-G"ndcr1ucd TO Death.
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The names Of several OF the streets Of
Paris are already changed, and "Avenue
L'Empereur" becomes "Pue Victor
NOir."
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WINES AND Il4U6Es.

100 BARRELS pure RYE WH1SKEY
lOO 1.-TWO years old) for sale by
]. F. MINOR,
au 3l--nodew 1910 Main STREET.
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THE FRENCH PRISONERS,

LONDON, september 6.-The Bayarian
corps escorts the French prisoners-90, 600
in number-to Prussia:
PROPOSITIONS FOR PEACE FROM FRANCE.
LONDON, September 6.-The Daily Neacs
says Jules Favre, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has already made peace PROPOSE
tions to King William, involving the with
drawal of the PrussianS from France
and the abolition of the French standing
army"
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DEss. LUTToNs q PAarnEnsn1m.

49,
tnEsDLUTION OF CO-PkRTNEK~
D1Ip.-1te FIRM aof NAY, sHELEEK II
BEf7 lER, has this d. dissolved by mutual egn-
sent. .sYttlsrn Heiler and tfyef Heller hAVs viii
.d1awt rom the concerns
The business win hereafter be tonducssd by
~ y a who aloze 10 sEtkor1zed 70 settle
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THE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE FRENCH
r1.ott1o,

REVOLUTION.
LONDON, September 6.-The Times and
other Journals this morning accept the
French revolution with favor, as a clear ex-
preston of the national will. They antici-
pate nc disorder.
TIE oRLEANs PRINCES CON TO PARIS.
BRUSSELS, September 6.-Prince de Join.
vile, Duke d'Aumale, and Duke de Char
tiers, have left Brussels to offer their swords
to the French ReDuhlic.
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eSHIP. The 0rm Of JDSES, BROW IL C4i,
is this day dissolved by the death OF Mr.. VII:
LIAM B.JONES. RICHARD 4. BROWN aud
r. WILLIAM PEMBERT M, ths surviving
partners, are alone authori zed 70 settle, enc bust
ness of the l. te firm. Z
All persons having claims against the iste Irm
Of JONES, BROWE d CO.. sre requested 70 pre-.
sent them 20 the uDders gned fer paynent. al
persons indebted to the l,te. frm 81. JOn.Es;
BROWNE Co. are requa sted to ONE forward
and settle their accounts without delay.
r~a. RICHARD l.. BROWN,
I. WILLIAM, PENBERTON,
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OK BARRELS BOwMAN's NOUN
20 TAIN RYE WHIokEY for sale by
.. 7. +. MINOR,
au 5l-eod2w I54n Main street.
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PARIS, September 6.-The French under
arms, including the Garde Rationale and
Garde Mobile, number 700, 900 men.
1t is stated that Count Palikao, Minister
of War, and Henri Chevreau, late Minister
of Interior, are in Belgium, having fled
during the crisis preceding the declaration
Of the Republic.
The police have been incorporated with
the National Guard.
1t is reported that Jules Fayre has gone
to meet King William.
NJ. Rouher left France last night.
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RICHMOND, Septernbef1 !, IS70s
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN The undersigned have this day losmtd O cg-
ELLhTT K CRUMP, to carry ON In. the cityof
Richmond the wholesale and retail BOOT AND
SHOE BUSINESS, and will occupy the large ana
commodious storehouse heretofore occupied sby
william Ira Smith clothier. No. 1908 Mainatreek
and we hope by strict attention to business 10
merit the confidence and snpportSf the public.
" -1, @. n, sWrNGG. HG af
IIJN - ELL ETT.-%
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NEW HARDWARE STORE, !,
IN NO.. q O. MAIN sTREa al,

RICHMtsND, VA. 5sat g
Builders, mechanics, bIacksmiths, and millers,
win fId q COMPLETE STOCK, selected ey-
pressly for their wants, which We offer at low
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A mOUHTAIN OF SALT.

In Pharnaga district, in the south
western part of the State Of Nevada,
distant from Austin about $50 miles,
there is a remarkable mountain of salt,
about 20 miles south Of the mines. It
is reported to be about five miles in
length and 600 feet in height. The
body Of the salt is Of unknown depth.
It Is. chemically pure and crystalline,
and does not deliquesce on exposure to
the atmosphere. Like rock, it requires
blasting from the mine, whence it is
taken in large blocks, and is as trans.
parant As glass. This would afford an
abundant supply to the world, o,uld il
be cheaply mined and che.ply trans.
ported; but it now stands in the vii.
derness, an object for the admiration Of
the curious and the inspection of tho
scientific. It Is believed there il but
one other place on the globe where II
exists in such state = Of. purity iu
workable quantities, and that is at Cra.
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