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LOANS.

MONEY, MONEY, NONE I-TO
wi LE>n To LEND. Oh DIAMONDS,
WATrHhs. GELD JEW ELRT, and SILVER.
ARE OIL reas Juable term, ut
:. 4 TISsTOCk'S
Loan Olicc No II lNh street,
hc.we II Main aud FIR snkltn
I,rirn cI,s,l on SATURDAYS; &C IL I'M
Mooney TO LOAN ON CITY REAL
lSl r&rhTE IN SUMS THEE HUE
DRsD DOLLARS ard upwards Aprlyt?
IF. Is. NEWBORN,
Real Estate hu"tionerr,
o,,3 lUl6 iian street.
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pICaMoal AND IoAh EiYER
n RAMRCAD L1EE-ECE btLiIhIhEs
Tie EOETis GED NCRTH,yEsl,- CHANGE
IF sCHsnUhE p AI *, tf :, soS"
rassengers or ss'Iaore ana poi, gcH2 M Norm
Hl take the Passenger train ttoG: ,ns us.
90: 81 The Richmond md York River @.tiresfat
Richmond DAILY Except Snn'iays) 1t L. ID,
FOR West roiri, Mtrr.. .ncy tssl sLe iAst and
elegant steamers ScATE OF y$GGiFlIa. Zap
sa!r s. ". FEEEsL.S, or .'tj,-tHH., Capta!n
pa1Lsr REYpoLD, 81 which have been
ne .IiY fitted oct with splendid sccoamoddii2ns
ior pas.enserg-reachin2 s'a..a-0Es nv iIho"laS
morning. n tine - connect VIE tNr 1raies for
isli!4delphia, Nav York. and lne yet s-tnfii.
INK, The heats lave PEE. 70. 2 biE'tIieJ,x
nAiIT ;eSceps 6nudays) ~ a o,cioas =. q,
passengers arriving IL it:chMcnd u $40 a. ~.
.ne Following dav, In time 10 connect VITA ts
ayprcss .fgi. Oh the Richmond ard DanYtller2ii-
Toid for Dau lille and all points oE that cosa
ErsensOot0t Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., ~ e;
StoI;7,ri3 < =. ss,G III points soutt: end Win
thu Chesapeake sud OHIO raiiroA1 ftr the Farloua
ceebrat.d cpciDgs o. me liDo % mat roHd
PhS.F.ttl .k TRAIN leaves hichInIto u.ii7
ST =. NJ. Leaves West Point Gai ~ $50 4. IL.
Erei.h: r.cei;"d ard forwarded promptly, ara
through bills OF lading. given 20 prominent
points. thoA"o S So,,o,,o,t
y 10 0dperH"""-"'
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;. s,a,,.v sorns Appointees.

WAsu1NeroN, Oct. 15.-The following ap-
peintments as sergeants in the Signal Gorps
have been made J. e. Evans, Mont
aomery. Ala: j. r. Allen, Augusta, Ga;
b. A. Daball, of Mobile, Ala,
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Res5rnn,ion of secretary Coz.

WAsH1sGToN. Oct. 15.-There is now no
doubt that the President has accepted the
resignation of Mr.. Cox, Secretary OF The
Interior, to take effect about the LIST of
Nnypp,bnr
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peuusylynnia Election.

W1LL1AMsPoRT, PENN, Oct. 15.-Sher-
wood Democra) defeats Armstrong (Re-
publican) in the eighteenth district for Con-
n1'pSS.
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HEESsRS. r.. n. LANGLEY, r. Fl. DIR
wi HELL, AMI OTHERS, Gentlemen: IL re-
snonse tr-your hattering call. published In the
nafiy Dispatch OF this date, announce ny SELF 4
can,;idits Tor SERGEANT OF The CITY OF
Tbanking YOU, gentlemen, for this expression
of confiGence and pedging you, IL elected, faith
fnl discbaTse of all public duties, tAt,If@
,.-Es5 Ihn ye tho honor
Most respectfully, to be
Your obedienf servant,
$500 - - II. NJ. LEE.
ocTonEg 10. cH-W
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH

Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPI.l
NEW YORK, Oct. l5-Noon. Flour SHADE
irnher. Wheat quiet and firm. Pork dull; mess
Cot n firm uplands., l55c.; Olrans. 17jc. 1ur-
nenine steady at HGE45c. Rosin In fair request
at -. o5 for raircd. rre2hts firm.
NEW YOaR, .,ct. l5.--Cotton strong: demand
good: salc-. 1000 lralcs upIars. l53; Orleans,
lsc. Flour 5@,Oc., y heat 2@Sc. better. Corn Il
shade firmcr.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 15.-Elour dub and unchanged.
Wheat steady and firm Maryland amber. 81 IS
D-l.7O goo,f t. prime, Sl.dOMES1 so; common
10 fair, S.15@g 'l.3O. C"rn irregular; white soc.
60Sl: yellow, sols5c.: western, 756s5c. for mixed
and white. sat, A5G4sc. Rye. 72&lsOc. Proyt-
SONS unchanged. y hi,kev unchanged at s'f10lsc.
NEW ORLEANS, oct. 15.-Gold. llas. Sterling
nomnaty 1921; sight, discount.
Nav ORLEANS, Oct. 15.-CottNn firm, held
9, Goa bales. Suga. and IL rla-ses scarce.
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rTha EcaatanS PardOnel,

ROCHESTER, n. y, Oct. 15.-The Marshal
to-day received the pardon papers for the
Fen;an prisoners, who will be liberated
this evening.
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.eeEys ARD p,sNsvaaE.

TOHN BOW + RS, successor to lalc,
eH Bowers * Yate) i,oE Block, Governor street.
I:ichmnrt Va. wholesale ana retail dealer In
HruYts AID II y WAHh also, ,BiBBr IN N
f,r rsnt,ng from orc . four rooms. Gas Chau
r,Irrs Gns S.adcs. Brackets. &c. Plumbing,
Timing and Gas fitting done ut short notice
Hous" bling Goods, NC. oclS-2n
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SFACHINE S 81 OP.
5LCAT s. ADp1NGTON.
MACHINISTS,
WORKS ASD OFFICE; 1929 AND ll24 CAAf
STREET, BETWEEN FoURTEESTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS
CuMOED, VIE GIS1 A.

a,,. KINDS or NEW WORK MADE RE-
p aiii 81 GS'rFkM-ENGINsS and BOILERS in
citv srd country; TOBACCO WORK OF all
kiads made aHd repaired ToBA &C. J. FL AZ
a. NCHCK,S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAY.
FORM and ali other kinds OF SCALES i.EPAik I.
ED and Adjusted. AGENTS FOR the e sac Q o.
yERSOR. SELDES's PATENT STEAM-EN-
GIhE PACKING, Utica Compang,s Sr 81 "a tdr
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted ~ , Us LOT
o Sii kinds of BEASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE FOR STEAM. ENGINES. sach as gagS2,
SS9S1AaiFTISf, sELF-FGgDEfS, STFAM-WGIS-
TIES. WATER-GAUGES GLoDE-VA4VEs,
BOILER .FLUE CLEANERS, anda general as
sortmeut of such articles AS are USED Dy al run
niNs SLOAT L ADDINGTON,
ia1s.-, .s,r,,. ... = .l42o and 1894 Cary street.
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LoyDoN, Oct. 15.-Ridley, Sous Il Co., of
Liverpool, have failed. Their liabilities are
large.
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OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White, 1.sos bushels. Red $50 bush
els. .=a
C0rn.-Wlite, 1s2 bushels. Mixed, 1876 bushels.
O0tS.- 30 Jus hes.
SALES.
Whedt.-White 90 bushels wteyil eaten ut sl.d5
lls Bushels good at Sl.J0: 90 bushels at 81 IS: l69
bushels at Sl.25: 100 bushels very good on private
terms "a bushels M 81 20 4! bushels sccd on pr-
ratc terms: y bushels Very good ut S.s5 1873 bush.
bushels inferior Ut Sl.l5-rotul, 026 bushels.
Wheat Red, 100 bushels inferior mt St.l5: IS
bushels very good on private terms lis bushels
good al $l.3o: GO bushels badly cleaned at Sl2o;
bushels mt sl.cJ; 81 bushels, inferior on private
terms 90 bushels prime on private terlns-tota Coz
bushels. ...
Co7't.-Whitc, 81 bushels new on private terms.
RE-EXHIBIrED.
JYhent. White. 80 bushels. Red. 50 bushels.
CorH.-MiNad. 80 bushels.
OtttS-JQ I,IlSllels.
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TuE SPANISH CROW y.

LoypoH. Oct. IA telegram published
TODAY by the Lombard-strcet NcWs-room.
and therefore generally ,liscredlicd, an
uounce> that Prince Amadeus has consent
ed TO accept the Spanish crown, ana thai
Victor Emmanuel has given III his adhesion
tn the schemes
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ID lCEMOMD AMI UhNViLLE RAlI,
Ek !. sL-II s.:hIIl =

p
III aVhD.-rAESEEQEB SUREoULE:
GOING SOUTH, IL rucgn-r1 sGa Otnfile pa.
seagera leave r:ca-rnJt uI'Iy teIccrt SttNd1"!)
81 e:l5 L. NJ; tcaye 8,lE =vic laiiY }cScrpt sur
isySl At z. NJ. arriyc at taDyiils daily tex
csIt S%ldaysj ;. $50 Z. i. THROUGH alI !.
kID tEfR5SS ieares ..ci.l4>ad csiiy ~ 200
L. Ill; leaves DaDyiiIe la. TH5 as ~ ~ arrives
VI Greensboro tally al LOS K. n.
;3OIr7e; SCffu.--Lyncnburs and bShT+ts Eas-
se.Rcrs iesV'. Hanyiile daily tsE%ept aun@ay5! 81
7:4S 4 & Ieayg surhe7!l;e daily except sTn-
daya, a. Z. H.; arrive 81 Rlchmyna Gaty
;except Sundays at a:as 2. NJ TEkoUGK MAIL.
hND EXPaESS leaves 4-39nssoro, daily al ITO
A III. lcaYes DauYIl!e daily II y Z. x r.
YVES 81 Richmond daily 81 it5 4. NJ.
TIE LyrchburE alnd Danvilte Passenger lrsin
eorueeIs Il Hurksviis a:th The Fa,na o. ire
so ath3iGs road for |e-sr51lca, iaoTiglt., hyt,n-
ourg, snt a.! ssptioDa ~ the Soutaaide Eng VIZ
2nia ana Tennessee railroads, Bristol. III. Z
Vile, Dalton, Cpattanoog4- Nasn.ilsr .GeEpc
aud all Important points South ans 52us5 ':ss.
The Through Ndi. end EIo-gse cohre"ts
It GrssnsJoroS with the t.sins en- line t;orn Caro-
Hue road for Charlotte, ColuriSls, Acgusts, sa-
?.nsab, Macon, 5iobtie, Montgomery, Vs., DC. :
and at Richmond with The RichmoEd, e!elet' * ,
)urp and Potomac, Chesapeake ana ohio' ana
Richmond aud York River railroads. -,
SLEEPING CAS- anG CHiAnS'S shtrNC
RTTLi AINa GUkI5S ~ tie thto.sn s2press
train. fa'rif+S --ChLA s'r-.Il
&c eNHs' ''''s"aTn''
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,

AVA ETRUFVLIIAN NVIs1Ao' = =
CORNER ELEVENTH. AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
s.R ana a gsiST. and fIAsTER MILLS; ,
Eo!y,ERS' FORGINGS, CASTINGS OF lion
cr BRASS MILL GEARING, DC.
.ENaIaE e spd ga W-alLl1S OF 'st'oa' Oi@''
oia sngtnes &C., repaired and sold on eomts:
sion or s sS5 done az 0'ne
Send for descriptive eircnlars:
S SeI Ao1 WILLIAM r. TANNER & 60
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.,RAlLROADSs
AZ GA Cd

8 ID Cd 90
ryfisSAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
iEs,II ON snd after MONDAY, nth Octo-
5es, ;as5, the PASSENGER TRAINS viii run -
lo NJ. TRAIN 11rl run DAILY between EieEs
mon md White Sulphur Springs !, sxGsP
70 ai e. e. he 4 white saIpsar sac s ana
arrf:e a. Rtchmond ST a:6S p ID, 3Ipg cI4 sSc
Competitions at Gordonsvife ana C:riottesy NJ
Wifi Ora &c, AiexlndrIa md Manassas Ianloau
trains for 6Iexanaris, Washington, Ballnore.;
Philadelphia. New York, 30 To-, &C.. asyo 1T
LyIcnburg, Rn0xv IL, Caatianooga memphis,
New o, leans, montgomery. Hotjle.&c ,. .,.u,
Going y est, rassepgrs dine as ,st ~
and sup mt Cs,yingtGn Going East, tfeskldss ~
GSJshcn AMI dine at GoSdonsrIEe- s ar.
This trr In CO meets With stages as iniows =
at stau1:Gn for Lexington and hatifrai bTlggH.s
At Milboro, for. Bath tyum springs, 10 i'iIles
and Warn springs, Is mis- .s.z..,., ~
st \ hits Sulphur spriGg9 Tor Lewlsonri, niifs'
aud Cha rlest0u. 100 miles, .-E.., 49,
North, " est, and Southwest. 49,, Ftss
ocl7 Es..E;srsrai Ticket Agent.
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gOUNTCASTLE $40 Broad street,
iSS aren't FOR the SJIENY-SIDE HEAlER-the
Tc,f In market tor heating two or more rooms
ii o. the DIAMOH ID SEATE COOkl NG-S ioSE,
The chcavcst stove In the market aud all Kinds VI
UEATISG and COOKE G-STUFES Oh hand.
nr
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SNIDER & 1RBf,
nICuMUND STOVE AID ARCHITECTURAL
IRON WORKS,
1000 CARY STREET.

Dealers aud others will iiId ut our Works our
usual assortment Of STOVES. cooking and heat
m tOit;IW Nv ARE, ERp:TS and CRATES,
FESDFRS SON Fl, T., uYDRAM9 CASEs,
> i PLUMHrRS' and CARPENTERS CAST
We arc prepared 10 put up. IRON FR,:NIS ior
huidugs in any sty:., and furnish lPDS Cab
und ILLS, GRkTlSGS, hEEA-. lights: GAL
VANIXtD CnRNICE, IRON RAILING, We
prices as Low, as northern houses charge for
sanie 81 vic of work SSYDER 4 iRBY.
M i-.Jul
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YelInx EcYer At New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 15,-There were
thirteen deaths from yellow fever III this
city during the past two days.
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Foreign aIarkets-lBY TELEGPApH.1
LONDON oct. 15-Sooa-- Consols, e2tIs2a. Sc
curities quiet aud s.eady; 62s saa Stocks se'dy.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. Is F00n.- Cotton opened dull:
up'ands s;6is5l.; Orleans, ssGIsld
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IMPERIAL SECRET SERVICE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1j.--A special to the
Neyald, dated Paris, 9TH Instant, says:
/" Fresh papers Of correspondence OF the
Imperial family have been found at the
Tuillcries, which prove conclusiyeiy the
existence of ali organized system OF rspI0r-
are on the whole country by the Govern
mcut, for the purpose OF watching pubic
iunc,iOna.Ics who denounced cach 0ttlcr.
several wcl-knowu ladies were employed
in this espionage. The documents all bear
ni,nntntion in the hand OF the Emperor,
tctler-calriars and CLERKS Of post-o1Iccs
were hribed into the service. Reports OF
The secret police also show populations ol
lmpcria finclionaricS i'll contracts for light
inw the city.
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RIcIrMo,,p AND pErrnsBURG r.. X. Co.,s
..-..<->xc..r, 4 III

RICuMOND And FETLNSBCRG T. Il. OUsi
RICHMOND, April %. 1910 s
,ssHE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
i run as follows:
Leave Richmond st :!S A. NJ. and 1850 I. IL.
leave Ptlersbure al 10 A. NJ. and 7:oS T.. NJ
freight and Accolnmoda tion train, with passen.
ror car attached Will leave RicEmuni daily NJ .
l. NJ, aud Petersburg daily 81 $40 a. 4. tsn 'h
Ths S:I5 4. 81. trs!n Will not leave Richnond on
SUNDAYS, and thu 1905 l.. 81. ualh VII no: leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. -..,arou .
sFsssengers for Norfolk will take the $3.50 I. h:
rain. running through daily. Baggage cnecsca
THE passenger coach attached 70 the coal train
viii run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, aLo
FRIDhTS. =,
On. SER with The accommodation tratu. pasien-
Seac returning will lake the 1850 p H.. train con.
ooe 80 ..-. THOMAS IL, WHNSE, -.
an;s superintendent
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RICHMOND AND DASvfLLE AND
PIEDMONT EAILho 1DS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Oct. l1slsJo. y a
NOTICE.-Until further notice freight:
~ for stations on the soUT aSfDE RsILkoAin,,,
between BU2kEvIILf and C.NCoa1ss wlil
onlc be received on THURSDAYS ana on; ut r..
DAYS; for stations east OF BnfkesllIe- oh'y on
THDs. DODAarEAD, i
oc ls wv superintendent.
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NEW CO~PARTNERSHIP.-Thc I'M
~ dcrs!gncd nave this dsy formed acG-p2rthGr-
ih1 purpose of contii;C'iEk = General WHOLE
S,LE AID RETAIL DRUG BUnj*EsS, IT Id!
NaIa street, corner ab II Charles Hole
Eichnund. VA, VII. they Invite the attention "t
their friends and torm.f customers 70 iagT an9
HENRY BCDEEER,
oc1St,wIm v 81. VI - DADt.
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DISSO N.-The co-partncrshlp
II heretofore existing between The "n'ersl:nea
= nh, ,iry dissolved Dy mutual consent. Either
party will use he 1rm name In settlement.
p'''' J, 8. MrREDiTH,
~ / in; ". II PERKINS.
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Tours. Oct. 15.--Rumors from Orleans
are startling. 1t is asserted that the Prus-
sans there. who are in heavy force, have
surrendered to the French, with all their
artillery. The French force is continually
increasing. The Government has made
public nothing from Orleans for day or
two.
News of a successful sortie by the Paris
ians has created n marked sensation here.
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EEsO1s H.EMgN GTON.

THE FUNERAL OF GEN. LEE,
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NEW FIRM.-Haying bought out the
~ :n,ere-t OF Henry Boteker. VII continue AZ
here ofore 10 conduct the WiIOLES LIE AND
NTTAfL AP3THE AIRY AND DRUG BL.i-
NESS. III all it branches, at III, Oh stand, essnb
iisicd in 1916 where the patronage o. al appre-
a'tested my success Thankful for he :urport or
NV friends and the publ: generally, hrre ny
con:iGu. Il application to merit their c1uId.ncc
and patronage. / shall cpntnd" rs herctol"re To
dispense i,,c .ndfrcoh medicines. ut al hours VI
the day ard night. u BoDEE Eh,
RIO. 1888 above tho Old Market.
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FRENCH SENTIMENTS.

Tours, Oct. 15.--An official circular has
been sent TO our representatives in other
countries retuting the statement made by
Bismarck that Liberal France ever desired
to conquer or work against Germany. An
other circular asserts that Prussia wants TO
reduce France TO Il SecoDd-ratc Power
REPORTED SURRENDER OF PRUssIANS AT Or
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND =.
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
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WILLIAM II. PERKINS will continue
w lii. t4t.~ EHAL :1M%iSS'OH BUSINESS
!, iheral 3D. nrns OH con, ,suncnt'.
ytiire c ,lncr 1911 aud Caiy ST ects.
cc g. INK, SWayn
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THE Eg&EH AZ CSRFE q T. .
Order of Progression The nall Bearers The
Buriai Service Ceremonies nj tho
Grave Memorial Resolutions.
SC. &c. sc.
fSrECtA, TELEGRAM TO TIRE rIsF ATCH.1

Irx,ycrny. ". " o'c,cry p. Nj
Ucj. Is. lS.C. ga Sfuunton.
This is bright and beautiful dav. In sad
contrast 10 the feelings OF DIR stricken
people, hut IL cmnlrm of the eternal
sunlight in Which the pure snir;, Of our
noble ch;c!iAin now hnskS.
~ carly dawn delegations from Stnuuton
and the surrounding country lrrt,n 70 mr..
rive, aud IN TO y o'ciurk the pcoplc con-
tinucd to pour in, until there was, despite
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DussOHuefoNs ii PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSGLUTIOS.-The firm of A. BODE-
~ kEk Il BROTHER Is this day dis so we'd by
lnuIu 1 colscnt. Augustus Bodeker assuming al
debts o. The concern, Is alone authorized TO !uehe
collections. Ali DEBTORS VIII plga,c come toT%ard
and settle Al once. AUGUSTUS BDDEkEk,
HENRY BbbEkER,
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Tours, Oct. 15.--On the 18th 4 splendid
fight took place at BagneuX and Chatclon,
whence the enemy were dislodged. During
the reconnaissance of our forces the enemy
sustained considerable losses. The Mobiles
behaved handsomely. Gen. Dampcrre,
commanding the Aube Mobiles, was killed
at the head of his command. The PruSsian
batteries were diSmounted. At dusk our
troops Withdrew in order. Sailors i'll Fort
de MontraDga handsomely covered the re-
treat with cannonade.
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Grain and Flour Market.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
aIcBsoND. VA, Oct. 15 1870. +!
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
Fight at B8gneux and ChatelOn.
Reported Surrender OF Prussians
TIE CAPTURE OF STENAY.
&C., &C., &c.
STATE OF AFFAIRS IN METZ AND PARIS

LONDON, Oct. 15.--The Tribune CORE
spondcnt telegraphs from Rctowlay, near
Metz, that French deSerter from the lat
ter city states that there IS neither bread
nor salt In Metz. Bazaine has pressed all
able.bodied civilians into the ranks, and the
garrison thus augmented now numbers
100, 900 men. The service Is very hard.
The men sleep on their arms. The disaf-
lection is very great, and mutiny is impcnd-
ing. On the Tth portion of the troops re-
fused to make. O sortie. The Garde Ma.
tionale show symptoms of disobedicnce.
Much sickness prevails, und there ire many
desertionS.
Paris letters of the 9th and newspapers
Of the l1th were received yesterday. They
state that the meat supply is scanty; and
limited to six ounces per head daily. The
butchcr-shops are opened only twice Il
week, under guard. \ large number of
horses have been slaughtered for food and
saltcd away for future use. Very little food
is to be had except nj enormous prices.
Further adVices from Paris state that L
new political club has been formed. Among
its members are number of noted jour
nalists and lawyers. Their first session
was held Monday night, when al organizd-
ton was effected.
TIE CAPTURED sTENAY GARRISON, ETC.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-The German garrison
captured by the French from Montmedy
numbered only sixty men.
The Prussian ydcttes retired before the
Gardes Mobile at Mairstens.
Razaine's activity is undiminished. He
makes frequent sorties, harassing the be-
sicgcrs.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-05-04
TELE'GRAPHIC NEWS.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT In RICH
EIOND, VIR CHINA!
Two Hundred People Killed and
j I Wounded!! Hh'i

RICHMOND, April 27.-A large crowd was col
lected in the upper portion of the Capitol build
ing where the Supreme Court of Appeals is 10.
Gated, to hear the decision in the mayoralty
case. About II A. NJ, the floor gave way be-
meath the dense weight, precipitating,the crowd
to the floor below, which was that OF the House
of Delegates. It is hard to:ascertain at present.
the extent of injuries, so great is the excite
ment, but some are killed and large number
severely injured. Many escaped the terrible
fall by jumping into windows when the floor
gave way. The wounded are now being atten-
ded to.
LATER-A terrible calamity occurred here
this morning. The floor of the Court of APP
peals in the State Capitol gave way and pret,ipi
tated the hundreds therein assembled to hear
the decision in the mayoralty case of ElIyson
and Cahoon upon the Conservative caucus then
sitting in the hall OF the House of Delegates below
1t is impossible to ascertain the extent IF the
injuries at this hour. Among the killed are
?. Il. Aylett. distinguished lawyer; I)r. j.
B. Brock, reporter of enquirer and Exam.
iner," Samuel Eaton, clerk Of Mayor Cha
hoon, Capt. VIM. Charters, Chief OF Fl re De-
partment, N. P. Howard, Lawyer, Ash Levy,
Richmond Merchant, Chas. Watson of DE- n.ille,
R. R. Hughes, : Huctheson, Lewis N. Webb,
ofthis city, = Schofeld, brother of Gen. Scho-
field, B. H Maury, Jr., Senator Bland, ,,olored,
of Powhatan, and = Roberts. It is supposed
that 20 members of the State Legislature are
killed and wounded. The Judges Of the Court
of Appeals all escaped unhurt. Elk Governor
Wells was very badly injured.
L. 81. Chandler, counsel for Chahoon on the
Mayoralty case, was injured. James Neeson
and Judge Meredith, counsel for Ellys On, were
also badly hurt About two hundred persons
were hurt by TIE accident; greatest excitement
prevails. There are hundreds of persons on the
Capitol square weeping and wailing as the dead
and the dying are brought out of the building.
Gov. Walker escaped unhurt, though on the
court room floor at the time.