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BElGniM YOUNG AND HIS INFLUENCE
sat LGks, Oct. AT conference Brig
ham loiln. rendered his resignation as
lruStcr in trn>t Of the Mormon Church.
He said that h" would like young man ap-
pointed 10 that Office. Mr.. Conner arose
and said that there were two motions TO
put, one that President Young he sustained
a. trustee III trust, ana the Olher that his
resi- gnatlon be accepted,
he 1r,t motion, that lie be sustained,
vas put, when the vast congregation re-
spoMded by uplitcd hands. The negative
vote being called for, there was 10 response.
The result was greeted with rounds Of up
pi'uI,r. brigham Young then resigned the
presidency OF The Perpetual Emigration
Fund, which was accepted. and Mr.. II. ;.
Eidridge Was nominated and sustained i'll
his stead.
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arrived. They are composed of gentlemen
from tho South Of France, and carry the
black flag.
La Liberte publishes accounts OF several
successful sorties by Bazaine at Metz.
Frederick Charles has typhus fever.
General Bourbaki is expected in Tours.
Gambetta says that the provisionsin Paris
VIII last many long months.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-The lack Of good regi-
mental officers delays the organization OF
the French armies.
- bismarck recently informed the Mayor OF
Versailles that he lad no objections to the
elections.
Inc German press ridicules the French
levy en- ndsse as bombast.
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OF septamber, and that q number OF mann.
factories at birmingham and London are
working day and night for French ananta
The Prussinn Minister says: aI nossoss
authentic copies OF contracts between Tho
French and English Governments, and the
proof that the export OF arms and m,i mi
lions. OF war is thoroughly organized at
several British ports.' - ;,
CAPTURE OF BALLOONS CoNTAIEIsG PRpNcu
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
LONDON, Oct: 1o.-Several balloons from
Paris were followed yesterday, and two
containing mass Of official correspondence
The Prussians are pushing their works
Bimboorlan Hill. When completed thew
VIII command Antenil, Passy ,GrenYille, and
Other portions OF west and southwest Paris
oEssIoN OF FRENCH TERRITORY.
Tours, Oct. 10.-The Government is he.
ginnlngto prepare the public mind through
the press for the cession of French terri
cory 10 Germany. La Liberte consents TO
slight rectiiication Of the frontier near Weis-
senb1rg.
Heavy guns will soon open on Pfals-
burg.
Heroic sorties are incessani at Metz.
The PIusSian commanders order in.
creased vigilance.
The diplomats at Tours are negotiating
for quarters at Bordeaux, anticipating the
removal of the Government thither.
THEIRS INTERVIEWS THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR.
VIENNA, Oct. 10.-It Is reported that M,
Theirs had satisfactory interview with the
Emperor of Austria yesterday.
PRUssIAN CHAMBERS TO BE DISsoLyED-BA-
ZANE ACTING WITH THE REPUBLIC
FOREIGNERS ASSISTING FRANCE TO BE
EXECUTED, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Gleanings from
specials to the different papers say that the
Prussian Chambers will be dissolved, and
new election ordered, to secure a more
trustworthy Government majority.
Bismarck refuses to release Jacoby.
The siege OF scissors is progressing favor
ably.
The bombardment of Paris is not to he
delayed an hour longer than is necessary.
A new German army is on the way to
Strashourg to check the new French army
organizations.
Bazaine cordially :coBperates with the
Government ut Paris.
The army of Lyons is advancing to re.
lteve Bazaine. The right wing fought the
Baden troops Thursday.
Bismarck protests aSalnstth the Garibaldian
operations. The italian Government re-
plies that ii il not responsible for individual
action.
The North German Government orders
the execution of foreigners captured in arms
for France. A retaliatory order will be is
sued by the French.
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The yellow Fever AT Governors
Island.

New YORK, Get. 10.-Gen. Mcdowell, in
the absence Of instructions from Washing
ton, declines to order the evacuation of
Governors Island and the destruction Of
the barracks in consequence Of the yellow
fever now prevailing at that place. Seventy
one yellow fever patients have thus far been
removed from the Island to the quarantine.
Hospital and military officers complain of
the medical treatment, and say the prori-
sions for comfort by the city health allthori-
ties is entirely inadequate. Two fatal cases
lately occurred at Bellevue hospital, and
the husband OF woman who died on Fri
day is now in iron for bringing her to the
hospital in small boat from Governor
Island after the disease had made its ap-
Dearance
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PIT oE EICuM0uiI OCT. AND 10. 1870.
ApaIvEr.
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandlsc and passengers, John ". Wyatt.
steamer Ellie knight, Travis, Baltimore, mer-
chandisc and passengers.
Brig Lochtuyar, (Eng.,) N1ckerson, Baltimore,
light Gallego Manufacturing company.
Schooner Roxanna, Frank, baltimore, coal, 6as
Works.
Schooner Louisa Patterson, Hayro dc Grace,
coal, :. K Iathrop.
SC ooncr annie, Adams. Phiiadeiphia, COAL Do
H. Woadcock and BraZeal Cottrcll.
Schooner Harry Land~L Taylor New York,
merchandise Cu:tls & Parker.
Schooner CASPIAN iIeft, shoe, Ihlladelphia. coa''
s. I'll. IawPS. -, :,
schooner j. C. Mcshane, Kavanagh, Phil adel-
phia, cat, james Gum.
Scboon- rs T. w. Ware Abdsll. and William
and james, Outten, coal Writ Roberts.
scnoouer M"ntaIne, Guthrie, Philadelphia, coal,
Schooner Mary J. Fisher, Lawrence, Phlladel.
phia, Brazeal & Cottrcll.
SAILED.
Steamer Johu sylvester. Gtffpr6, Norfolk, :ner
chan ,gf and D ass2ngers. =. Il. TatDm
steamer Ellie Srlght Traytrs, Baltimore, mer-
chaDfise and passengers.
BELOW.
Steamtug Ludlow, with ba,k and two schooners
name. not iepcrtec, III tow for htchIaond.
.tEMoEAEDA.
WEST POINT, Oct. 9.-.-arr!ved. steamer Admi.
raj Il c, bold, Baltimore. mnrchAadlse and rasstI
GERS York r:tyer railroad Company, AID sailed
10th IN re;nIn.
Georgesnna,' Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
ana passengers, Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac i.RllrOad COMPANY, and sailed lotn on
return.
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EscArE or MARYLAND OYsrERMEN FROM
4 VIRGINIA PRrSoS.-We find tho follow
ing in the Ncwtown tW"rcr>tcr county,
LnE";tr Of saturday
an Friday morning ahont 9 O'Clock a
wagon load, consisting Of nine OF ten young
men. citizens of AnnamesscX Hundred,
Somerset county. Md. arrived here on their
way home from Drummondtown, Va,
where they have been imprisoned FOR the
past week or two for some alleged infrac-
lion Of the Virginia oyster law. The boys
were in fine spirits, and were not aware Of
being in Virginia waters when dredging for
the delicious DiyalveS. They partook OF
breakfast At the Clarke House, and went
on their way rejoicing-a happy set Of fell
lows.
lhe manner Of their escape was not by
any legal process, but by what is USUALLY
termed 'French leave The iailor, il
seems, boarded them At his own private
residence, and on the evening OF their eS
cape Thursday, OF rather night, while
waiting inr supper, they handed the jailor
some three or four dollars 10 60 ont and
purchase them a variety OF minor notions.
and il WIS during his absence that they bid
atlieu to Drumm"ndtown and lis surround
inGs. After making good their escape. and
once upon the quiet suburbs u the ancient
village. they called 10 their MD 4 Wcmber OF
tho tiltctnth-amcndmPnt persuasion, who
Guided them 10 the line Of Maryland, where
thrv procured team from 4 farmer. which
brought hem 10 this place. Their oyster
boats. nine ia uumh"r. are. however, ~iill
.ii"d M" IN (.naurork harhor. awaiting
the result ~ tll,. correspondence now GOING
On between Governor Bowie. Of Maryland.
and Governor Walker, of Virginia.
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in Washington city, on Saturday morning,
Rev. DIR. Newman united In marriage q
runaway couple from fredericksburg, Va.
named Joseph Goodsey and Milie (1alla-
horn, who arrived there per steamer early
in the morning.
II. W. Cheney, Of Boston, has gained
Sl0,om damages in a srit against John 2.
Goodrich, who charged him with cheat
Ing the Government while collector of that
port.
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Texas Agricultural Fair.

GALVESTON, Oct. 1O.-The Aericultur;
Fair Of West Texas closed To-day with
grand success at their grounds at San Pc
dro. Immense crowds were in attendance.
One feature of the Fair to-day was sixty
mile race, to be made inside of three hours.
Only Texas horses and saddles were allowed
to participate. This feat was accomplished
by Mr.. Cook, Of BeNar county, Who rode
siXty-one miles in two hours and fitty-siN
and a halt minutes. Horses were ready
sadded for him. H.
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Vessel Abandoned ut Sea.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 1O.-Brig EXecu-
ton, Of Bangor, for Port AL Prince, en-
collntered hurricane on the 18th Of last
month, which carried away her spars and
caused her to spring leak. They rugged 4
jury-mast and bore away for Charleston.
On the I'd of October they encountered Il
second storm. when she was abandoned in
latitude 23. longitude II. TIE crew was
taken to Norfolk on the schooner Fred.
Sheppard, from Jacksonville.
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EXPLOITATION or ARMS FROM ENGLAND INTO
FRANCE. .

LONDON, Oct. 9.-The controversy be-
tween England and Prussia regarding the
exnortation Of arms 10 France il growing
quite serious. Diplomatic correspondence.
which had Jagged from the hope OF an eaily
Who accuses the English Government OF
changing ground. England claims that the
trItiie il legitimate, and that the authorities
have no power TO stop it,,
The pri,ssian Minister claims that sworn
Testimony shows that 160, 600 stands of arms
have been exported to France slnee the lst
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ruyo rIJlr VOTERS OF len r | T. o

rg10 THE VOTERS Of III Z n r l { o
IA, IN rhnrrI,y nnuonce myseit candidate for
t LIZ enc CGlrc Of U0MMO NWEhT TITS ATTORNEY
tor he county Of Ilenrico, and In "inE 80 perinis
IhaTc Tor Won ard the voice of tie people, when
alpnY should govern and control The affairs oi me
c,ioues. ca,r'ses, and inventions, save that of
the leople. where the whole people are Ieprefeni-
ed and their interest respected. The ollie Which
Won call anon me TO announce myself > candidate
for Is not political office, henceI Ignore politics
and II elected, stall erdeayor to dischsree tee
duties Of The same with fidelity, aud shall devote
har.c of The same without - fear, favor, or alice
fiCu ;, 10 purity or caste. color, or rare.
or Il 81 H. A. aTkISSlE, jR.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG T.. r. Co.,l
RICBMoND, April n 1910.
NHE TRAINS OVER TEIs Roam

RICHMOND AND EETEHSbURt4 r. T. Coz, n
fsIcBMoND, April a lS7s.
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
l. run as follows:
Leave Richmond 81 s:45 A. M. and s:soP. NJ.
Leave Petersburg st 10 A. u. and 715 p. d.
Freight and Accommodation train, with passen.
ger car attached, win leave Richmond daily &c
4. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $40 A. n (sun.
Ths s:S A. III. train win not leave Richmond en-
SUNDAYS, and the 7:o5 7. ID. train win not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk win take the $50 p. u.
train, running through daily. baggage checked
through. -.
The passenger coach attached TO tho coal train
win run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and
fridays.
Leave Glover Hi At 7 A. NJ, connecting at
Chester with tho accommodation train. Pease1.
gers returning will take the $50 +. H.. train CON.
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS q. WYENE,
apes superintendent.
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ALLEGED CLERICAL FoRaEn.- Boston, Oct.
S.--A man known as the Rev. James s.
Green, alias Rev. M. w. Culliston, was or.
rested In Vaudeville, Conn, yesterday, BY
Boston detectives, on charges of commit
ting forgcries to tho extent of SIC, 900 in In
diana. He will be taken to that State for
trial. The prisoner is said 10 have been u
preacher in n small Methodist church in
Vaudeville. hut recently he has resided in
Cambridge Mass.
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The sew York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The cotton movements
have been heavier than any previous week this
season. The receipts from al ports were es,943
bales, again.t SIS G72 bales last week. 567 bales
since. The receipts since the lst of september
were 1872 z68 balee, against 1928 bses last year.
Exports for the week 30 all ports 1888 bates,
Total ports for the is 1888 bales, a2uinst
81 ssl bales last year. Stock In all ports, Ill .s7
haln
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FEaALE SoHooL-TEacHEE EnLEp ny
PupILs.-- Boston, Oct. 81 Miss Ella G. Bar.
stow, a school-seacher In Canton, Mass,
died to-day from the effects of d brutal as.
sautt with stones made upon her last We'd.
nesday by four OF her scholars, named jas.
Cogswell. Jeremiah and Daniel Keikier.
and John Coffee. who have been arrested
for murder. Miss Barstow was 90 years
old, and was I'm bad health,
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Dssaess, MEBksqEEas, &c.
T EIBIG'S EXTRACT OF BEEF.

This EXTRACT IS prepared in the I'M 81 careful
manner, and Is invaluable Cor The sick or conva-
lescent. tont,i1ing, RS it docs the juices obtained
from Ii aihy hceyes only, Il viii be found 4 mo t
nutritious and effective rrsto er Of strength and
health. Excellent BEEF TEA is made by dis
solving ore fourth teaspoonlul of the extract In
e teacurtul Of hot water, adding li..la aalt and
butter 10 the taste. Sold by
MEADE & RAKRR,
Importing Pharmacists,
oc u GlH Main street.
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MrRnrR ANn SrIctpE.-HdrerhiU Mass,
Get. S..-Mrs. Celia Bcckford. aged thirty
three, the widow of II deceased soldier, and
her son Clarence, aged ten years. residents
% this place, were found deaf in their beds
this morning with their Threats cut. Evil
dchce goes TO show that Mrs. Rockford
killed her son and then herself,
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. Z, 1870.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER.
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 7, 1905
TITO CARPENTERS, TIMERS, IRON
4 WORKERS, AND PhINTERS.-seale d pro-
roapls will he received at his Office until w Ed
SEEi,AY, the l2th Instant CT IL O'Clock d. for
fha erection Of q SHED.k0OF around the second
Citation house. End for repairs TO the Second Mar.
ket houses, and painting the same.
specifications may be seen by application at this
Off e. -
The Committee on Public Grounds and Build
nrs reserve The right to reject any or all propo-
as. CHARLES II. DiMMOCK,
cot At City Engineer.
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Yellow Fever at Governors Island.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-There have been
four new cases of yellow fever daily since
October LIST az Governors Island. The
Sanitary Bureau has ordered the evacuation
of the post, The infected buildings have
been burned
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North Carolina STATE Fair.

RALEIGH, Oct. 10.-The authorities OF the
State Agricultural Society are actively en-
gagged in pushing forward preparations for
the coming Fair. From the number OF en-
tries already made, and other indications,
the Fair will surpass by far any ever held in
the State
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The Recent North Carolina TrouDl

RALEIGH, Oct. 10.--Thc solicitor Of the
seventh judicial district has refused to send
q bill of indictment before the grand jury
against those citizens of Caswell county ar
rested by Kirk. by order of Gov. Holden.
and bound over by Chief Justice Pearson
to answer the charge of implication in the
murder Of state Senator Stevens. The So
licitor said that the evidence is insufficient
to find bill,
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All Quiet IN China.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-Mr. Wade, the English
Secretary Of Legation at Pckin, telegraphs
to the Foreign Office, under date Of the
18th rltimo, that all is quiet ut Pekin and
Tien-TSin.
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R1A R DsNSs.
VvENRY A. ATKINSON, ESQ.

Il 4 ENh ~ III hi4NIO-N3 AS'S'
III DEAR sIR-It Is the wish of your friends
IN 1t Won should become an independent cand.thle
for TIE Office Of cUMMtINN EALIHS A1IUh-
ny for tha county OF HenrlcO. The Object Is ID
igunrc nnrtv combinations i'll so far as ci'qGcs
alrnpt to control the choice Of the pe9pl" ior I'M
ollie IN which political bias anu plFtisah aui:e
YOU 10 he perfectly free from any snch prScllfl-
lives We hope you will announce yourself Is $ Il
cand date ior The office, with tne .ssnTagr ~ .he
col d,aI support 81 MANI 'O'f""'
October l. 1870.
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postmssters APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The President
has appointed John D. White postmaster
at Greensboro, n. c., and Geo. W. Mason
at Newborn, n. c.; WA. McNulty, post
master at Culpeper, Va.
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The yellow Fever as New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10.-Thcfc were hi
teen deaths by yellow fever in this city on
Saturday md ten on Sunday.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWs,

now YorkRssoney and stock Market.
new YORK, Oct. To- oon.-stocks very strong
SoNl, i.sa. Money, sGcc. Sterling, long, %
abort, o. 1929, lles.
Ereatag. = Gold active nnd cloeed steady
Bonds--e2's, ll2a; 's4.s, llIs; ,ss,s, 1il,; new
ilo6 8Fs, same; 'ss's. 11pH; 1o-4o's, loea. Ten.
nessee's, e2a; new, eeh. virginia's, CA. Louisi.
ana's, 7oi new. 90. Levee's, 75s; s's, 81 Ala.
oama's, 1913; s's 70. Georsia's, So re, 90. North
Cardinals, 4sa; new, 20. South Cardinals, 50
new, 6e4.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-Nine of The Mary
land oyster captains recently captured
taking oysters in Virginia waters have
broken Jail in that State, and reached home
cafaIy
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NEW YORK SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE SIR-
GiNIA SrrFERERs.--Nets York, Oct. 9.--The
stock Exchange has given 49, 900 to the
sufferers by the Virginia floods; the Gold
Exchange $4,000, and the Merchants and
Erokfrs $l5 600 more.
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Foreign TInrkets-tDY TELL

Foreign I1nrkets-lBY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Oct. lO-Noon.-Consols, s9i. Bonds
ei9 Jallow. i3s.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. l0--No0n Cotton steady !;
uplands 3s9sld. Orleans 9d.; sales 70, 600 bales.
ard declining. Shipments OF cotton from Bonn.
bay 10 the 9th since last report 5000 bales.
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Death Of Police superintendent
JorGan-Euban salute.

New YoRK, Oct, l0,-Pollce auptrIntend7
ent Jordan Is dead.
One hundred guns were fired from the
City Hall Park in honor of the third ami
yersary of Cuban independence.
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Frost I'm North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. 10.-The first frost
of the season was seen here on Sunday
morning
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OFFICE ESGINEER1

49, OFFICE ENGINEER)
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT, 7
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. s, 1870.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= ceived at ,his office until L O'Clock on the 18th
az STTOBFR for he con 3truc-fon OF ljKEDG-
J.G MAGpIN & on the Cooley plaD, with any I'm.
;,royemeuts that can be made thereon.
SPECIFICATIONS can Dc obtained byapplicatlon To
tb,s office X. ID. III iDR,
Eng ineer James River Improvement.
or 5-tl5thDct
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain ana Faour srarke..

Corn And fLorE axcsAaaE,a
aAcaHotTo, YA.. Oct. 10, ,s7a.
tfsSg;sGs.
b Whea.-.Wh itc, 1905 bushels. Red. s,ss4 busn-
els. - $3.50 - 80 - h D1'n-
a75 bushels. - ---Sr-'
Oats.-3s bushels.
Rye.--None.
Flour.--140 barrels.
SALES.
Weat.-White, 40 bushels fair at SL&s: 16s
bushels GOOD on private teims; go bushels NJ
$1.Ao $50 bushels damaged at e5c; 50 bushels good
st 81 47A; 10 bushels badly cleaned az 4i.1o; &c
h1shes tough at sl.40 loa bushels foul az SI.55
100 bushels et Sl.25. otai, 80 busnels.
JVaeat.-Red, a bushels at sI.so; 20 bushels In
ferIor on priv re terms "a bushels very inferior Et
81: 90 bushels weevil-eaten at 81 o?3 50 shells In
fer,or at $1.oj; L. bushels badly cleaned 81 $i10;
140 bushels d. d. NJ 81 TO- 100 bushels good st $780,
Total, ds9 hushels.
C0ra.-Mlxed, So bushels prime ct sl.os
RE-ExHIBTTED.
Thsat.-Whi 722 bushels. Red, ga busbels.
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NEW WHOLESALE CHINA, GLASS
IN AND QuEEMSWARE HOUSE,

aICHMCED, Va.
Fam receiving direct fr IL the uianufsctlirers III
Eurnpe and the United States largo ana com.
msnLing stock embracing oil The recent sty anu
designs purchased on the most faVoiabie terms
since the decline In gold. Merchants ana put-
shasers generally will md 1t greatly 70 their ~
feresI TO examine my stock and prle,S Seiore
making their purchases J0li Oh a a., go,
Sel0 .soo s-.-..- $500
pTEAM pYEINGE ESTABLISH MEM. -
n nyEING sCUIIEING, CLEANING, -aND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention given Z, TIE
sscoortn1 of csrpets aud Giles ming OF Kid glove.
Fancy dyeing IN any color aesiiei. faii -. -
'ioA Q - - LIZ &c Is zimmerman,
W. ~ Richmond, Va.
I'm addition 10 the above. have RECENTLY est 50,
lisaei n PRINTING DEPARTMENT. ana VIII
mint all kinds ni slis ind weoliea goods, sam
ri % az my prii ting can DC SCI ~ my stofe g ~
&C a2.-d&Wsn
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.

THE EUROPEAN WAR.
A French RepnIse at Strenay.
CESsIOy OF FRENCH TERRITORY
Americans Leaving Paris by Balloon
MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDL
aAMBETFA's PROCLAMATION.
A BATTLE IMMINENT.
burning OF Town by the Prusssans,
&c, &C., &c.
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MATTrNG. OaE.-CLOTH. &c.

GEORGE W. ANDERSON e SONS
VI have in store and for sale fine stock Of
c. RPETS, tAPE a-HAEGISGs, &C., &C., EN-.
VELVaT, BRUs:ELs, TAPESTRY. THREE
PLY, and he common grades OF CARPETS;
Varieties OF STAIR CARPETS
The FALL STYLE Of PAPER-HAEGISGS,
nearly all of new designs;
Stylish pttterus or FLUoE aud TABLE OIL
CLOTHS,
CURTAIN GOODS. CORSICES,
WINDOW SHADES,
and all the articles OF first class establishment.
These goods are FRESH, and are offered VERY
Low.
Our senior partner has had business expert
ence in shs community of Thirty years, aud has
selected goods with especial reference TO this
market.
street, below Twelfth up stairs), sels-Im
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maEzHE aRrELLlGENUE.
pnET as RICMMuuil. Ocr. Q ANp 10, Is7O

IMMATURE ALMANAC, OCT. II. 1870.
Ann rises a.o2 mooc SETS. 6.57
M -.,s ~ 5,2s! Aigr tide....., 5.0l
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ATTLE NEAR sTRENAY-THE FRENCH AGA
DEFEATED.
MOVEMENTS OF dARiRAtpf.

rorRs, Oct. o.--Gsribuldi arrived here
lafore he was expected. An officer offered
to esrorl him with troops, which was de-
clined. He then proceeded to the Prefec-
trre. where, though tatigued, he received
the members of the Government. A bat.
TALON of Franc Tireurs entered the yard
of the Prefecture and asked for Garibaldi 10
review them, shouting Etue Gartbala p
8. WE Ia Repu6hQue !" They requested the
TALON. Cremieux made patriotic speech,
and the crowd disperSed.
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nR. GEORGE +. REESE, 80
SURGEON DENTIST,
performs all Dental operations.
Office corner Broad and Sinetecnth streets;
-rsit,prp IN rcar sc 1a-3m