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SFEA MERS.


JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsSlsL,
~ COMPANY.-F o r NORFO K, isssssssss
PoRTsA0uTa, AND ALL REGULAn Land;
INES ON THE JAM 5 RIVER. The fast and
elegant United States mall steamer
JOE N SYLV ~ T r,
Captain Il. 9. CLIFFORD.
leaves companY's wharf at Rockets for the
abo, e-nam, d places on NJ 'NDAYS, WEDNkS-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, ut HALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK A. ~. and returns on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
PASSENGERS arrive In Norfolk in time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival Of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk. e2. 50.
excursion tickets TO Norfolk and retnrn.... 400.
tb,r. arrangements made for EVENING EX-
CUhSIONS.
Freight re ceived uesdays, Thursdays, and "a
tur 'ays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Balti.
more, and principal LANDINGS on Chesap cake bay,
and all eular handbags on James river, at REA-
SttNAR z RATS.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. B. raJUM, General Agent
sci Office, Company's wharf.
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BAER ROBBERY IN PENNSYLVANIA
Northumberland, Pa, sept. 23.-Last night
two men, who were secreted In the First
National Bank, overpowered the watch
man and blew open the vault, but failed in
opening the safe inside. They carried of
the contents of private boxes belonging to
Gepositors, consisting oil bonds, but the
bank sustained 10 loss. A reward OF $500
Is offered for the detection Of the thieves.
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gEAn ESTATE AGENTS.

TITO LAND-BUYERs.-Call and get my
Fac Ms, i larse and small 1t Ford;s Hotel hish.
mond, Va; editors Chronicle, Ghar,ottesFili%i
tel. and nv Office, Go-donsSllle, va.
j.aaUS FOR nEST, t'o. ALAhGTS, srE A.
DtSTILuFkY. with atef- power, dweiilngs:: Sc.,
for sale. near Rushy;lIe, GocRtnRham county, IN
- q 1'A - DAVID u. nj. D1GGEs,
aua7-lm LAM hgrDt, GoIdonsYilie, va.
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gage and arms, he to stipulate not to take
up arms again for three months.
THE FRENCH FLEET.

up arms again for three months.
THE FRENCH FLEET.
COPENHAGEN, Sept. A.-Tweuty vessels of
the French fleet have arrived In the Gulf of
Lubbock.
RoME-MoB VIOLENCE.
FLORENCE, Sept. 24.-The Roman popu-
latfon tore down the escutcheons Of The
foreign legations where they were COM
biued with the Papal arms. General Ca
Drna Issued proclamation denouncing
such action as violation of international
law, and threatening severe penalties upon
those who repeated 1t.
Viterbo votes on the plebiscitum Octo-
Der I'd.
PROCLAMATION OF THE MINISTRY TO FRANCE
PRUssIA's DEMANDS.
Tours, Sept. 4.--The following is the
official proclamation of the Ministry
Proclamation to FTdnce.-Before the
siege of Paris Jules Favre desired to see
Bismarck to know the intentions of the
enemy. The following is the declaration OF
the enemy Prussia wishes to continue the
war in order to reduce France to o second
rate Power. She demands Alsace and Lor-
raine as far as the Meuse by right of con.
quest. Prussia, before consenting to an
armistice, demands the rendition OF Stras-
bourg, Toul, and Mont Vaerien. Paris is
exasperated, and will rather bury herself
beneath her ruins than submit to such in
solent pretences. We can respond by re-
sistance to the last extremity. France ac-
cepts the struggle, and counts upon her
children. "CREMIEUx,
"GLAs,
"BIzoN,
ToURICHoS"
The Government has issued decree that
all municipal elections as we'll as those for
members OF the Constituent Assembly. be
suspended and adjourned, and all Iffunici-
pal elections which have been effected are
annulled. The Projects will appoint officers
Of the municipalities.
THE CAPITULATloN OF ToUL.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 24.-Toul capitulated,
and was not carried 10y storm, as at first re-
ported. The terms accorded to the garri-
son are similar to those granted at Sedan.
PARIS SCANDAL.
New YORK, Sept. 24.-The Herald cor
respondent writing from Paris photographed
to-day from London) gives peep behind
the imperial curtain. He says letters have
been found in the Emperor's private cor
respondence showing that Napoleon pre-
ferred the daughter Of his laundress, named
Margurita Bellanger, to the Empress Eu-
genie. This mistress gave birth to a semi
imperial offspring, which, to save the impe-
rial character, she denied in legal form in
exchange for valuable property.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
new York Money and stock marke

NEW YORK, Sept. "a Noon. --stocks very steady.
Gold, 1l;s. Money, a@s per cent. sterling-Long
1904; short 1loa. 5.so's, 90, llas.
Erentng. Money easy At 4@s per cent. ster-
ling, 1css@lc9s Gold strong ct ll2i@ils. Govern
ments clofed dull and lower (; '62's, 1l2i; 'ePF,
M; ess, lIik: new, Hog; 'sTs llOa 'ss's, 1loa
Io-sos, 1861 southern securities closed steady
Virginia G's, &C; new, o..
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Fore,pn Narkets-IBY TELECRApu.l

Foreign Markets-LBY TELEGRAPH
Lo>DoN, Sept. 2i.--Noon.- Consols, sIt69IA.
United st ,tes bonds, 9Oi. iaIlo~. dis. Sd.
LoSDoS, sept A--Erening. 92l.
United States bonds, 9t3
LIVERPOOL, Sept. "a Noon. Cotton quiet; up
LIMOS, osd; orleans, ssL.; estlm ted Sales, 10, 900
bales. Corn, 7SS. Cd.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2l-Erening Cotton dull
upl4nds, oa19td. .rleans, 9sMstd.; sales, oOu
les, including !, 900 for exppr. and speculation.
Corn, 29s. roIk, l12S. cd.
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GAIT, SALT, SALT.

GAIT, SALT, SALT.
DIRECT NEGOTIATION FROM LIVERPOOL.
900 SACKS "DEAxIN's" AND "EyANs'S"
FINE SALT.
we offer for ralc per ship "Maria," just arrived
di-ect from Liverpool and now discharg ne cargo
atCity Point and Richmond, 5000 sacks 'DEA-
IIS,Sn and .'EVAES'S" brands Improved Gou-
ble-bleach factory filed FINE SALT.
,alg ROBERT f. WILLIAMS j. co.
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Official Murder In Havana.

HAVANA, Sept. 24.-Louis A. y'Esterau,
recently Cuban representative ut New I ork,
was captured while attempting to return to
the coast, court-martaled, and shot this
morning.
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4 negro man named Crump, in the en-
ployment of Mr.. Harvey on the Chesapeake
and Ohio RAILROAD. near the Grecnbrcr
Ferry, died on Sunday last from injuries
received on the work about ten days pre-
Vions-- Greenbr2cr I1aQcpenQtnt.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The Treasury
Department has received 100000 Of the
new 81 900 notes, the first Of an issue OF
from $4,000, 600 to $40, 100000 OF this de-
nomination.
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PAINFUL Accidental little boy, whose
home is near Max Meadows, was run over
Friday by one of the freight trains ON the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. His in
iurieS We're very severe, and 1t Is thought
one OF his legs will have TO be amputated.
LYnchburq Nepub!lc0n.
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caARHNE lNEEH.l.naE NGE,
puRT OF RICrMclsD, SEPT. q, 1870.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, SEPT. 90, 1870.
sun rISss............ Coz MOoI sets..... 80. o
.un SeLs,,,.....,.... 5.56 E!gt tide ST.
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The Society of Friends have " broken
ground" on the corner Of Piccadilly and
Washington streets for Il new meeting
house Winchester NclrS.
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eISES ASN H.Ssgs5Ass4

eO BARRELS OLD RYE WHISKEY,
~ 90 barrels IL CTIF!Ep WHI>kkY,
10 barrels DOM rs TIC B -At-DI andGlH.
barrels SOUTUAMpTGN A PIP
BRA%DY, "
5c.sk pure Port and SHERRY WIHE,
I a~k tre FtE"- Gil BRANDY,
cask pure II LLAND CT :,
cask pure IRISH WH1ShEY,
for saleby ,,,cc,,e
seq JbHN VI. hlIIiNS'
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THROUGH Observation-Disclosures were one
hundred and thrty-tive through passengers
brought to this city on the Orange cars yes
terday, who went South over the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad.-Lynchbetrg Ne,c$,
24th.
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HORRIBLE ATTEMPT AT MuRpER.-A hor-
riblc attempt was made to murder an old
gentleman living near Bristol on Thursday
last. Mr.. Edley Smithson was out IN the
woods, short distance from his house,
cutting wood. when the report Of a gun was
heard, and upon repairing to the place Mr..
Smithson was found shot and weltering in
blood. Medical aid was at once summoned
10 his relief. and when the train left he was
reported rs being MORALLY wounded. Sus-
piciou rests upon his son, who is known to
be at enmty with his father.-Lynch6uJ9
RcpUbfcGn.
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4 number of farmers in this section will
have 4 finer yield of corn this year than
they have had for several years. Warren
Sentinel
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Rev. T. B. kingspury, of oxford, pro-
poses to write history Of North Carolina
from 1850 10 1865.
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WIGHT DISPATOHES.

pAzA1SE's PROPOSITION TO SURRENDER METZ.
BRUssELIs, Sept. 81 Noon.-Marshal b.
zains has offered to capitulate ut Metz on
condition that he be allowed certain bag
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4 Ngw sT-OFFlcE.-An Office is estab-
li>hcd ut Mountain View. Stafford county,
Va, and Miner Mansfield appointed post
master. The office is four miles northeast
from Garrisonyille, and may be supplied
regularly by messenger from Stafford Court
bONSs
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain ana lFrour Market.
CORN AMI FLOUR a1CHkEaF,
zICHMoN D. VA, Sent. ~. isTe. /

CORN AM FLOUR aICHtTaF,s
xICHMoH D. VA, Sent. ~, lsTe.
OFFER, TG6.
WHeat.-White, 1850 bushels. Red, O. 40 bushels.
Corn: White, s4s bushels. Yellow, none. Mixed,
54s bushels
Ont8.- 028 bushels.
Rye "a bushels.
SALES.
Wheat. White, 81 bushels good at S1.a5: "a
bushels damp and smutty at al.15: 2I2 bushels
very inferior ct 81 ES: ~ bushels fair AZ co. 100
buf hels very good "I 81. 50 so bushels prime on
privas. terms 100 bushes Inferior NJ $I.1ih Total,
~, bushels.
Wheat Fed. SO hels foul at 81 IS; 30 bush
els good q. 81 80; 10 bushels very good $3.50: 80
bushels at Sl.20; 11S bushels fair ut 81. " :: SIG
bushels inferior on private terms. Tota,, l,0lo
bushels.
Corn. White, 81 bus hels weevil-eaien at BLOT
Mixed, SO busheE prime It Sl.OS
OItS.--500 bushels good at 42c.; ~ bug heels very
good ut 42ic.; $50 bushels damaged at 49c. Total,
7l2 .shels.
RE-ExHTBtTED. -
Wheat " htte. 800 bushels. Red. Tas bushels
Corn.-Whlte. 500 bushels. Mixed, alp bushels.
OatS.--4 bushels.
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TOEN W. WYATT,
81 GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COmDISS'-'p YERCHANI,
NO. 3 GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND. Va. PJsT-OFFICG BOX IL.
FOB LIVERPOOL 4 I'D
INmAN LIVE OF NAIL STEAMERS, Siding
From NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable in Gold. Payabte IN Currency:
First cabin, $75 Storage. $50
To Londo .......... so To London ........-... IS
TO Paris ,,........ o. 70 Paris. ............. 80
Tickets sold TO ara rom England, Ireland, snt
ne Continent, At nIoder4 te rates
For further inform alton SDpiv at the Company
oGicas. JOHrI g. DALE. Agent,
Is Broadway, Ne" YorS; or 10
JOHN w. YATT, Agert, Richmond, Va.
FOB NEW YORK. .ss
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $1,000
COMPANY.
The splendid new side. heel steamships lcAAC
SELL, SARATOGA, IA 6 Il =, a, BE,
yortois, CITY Point and Richmond, ever2 tUrS
DAY, THURSDAY, and aATUkRAf ct o'ciccl
n, Leave h!..nraoac every TUESDAT. FR1.
DAY, ana SUNDAY, g. high TIDE.
These anlps ars entirely new. Thoy ma &c elegant
.aloons anG staternoms The tara- accoDrnodas
ions, and attention ARC unsurpassed.
Close connections made With steamers fer ali
southern ana european ports.
INSURANCE effected, gben ordered, AT QUAR'
TER OF one PER CENT, al the Offices OF this
.oraDanv.
For further infornat alton apply to
john w. WYATT Agent,
my2s No. Governor street.
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he use of kerosene oil has been proh.-
blted on board OF all United States reye.
hue cutters.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

PROFITABLE PLANTING IN E1RGINtA.-His
plantation was little over 100 acres. His
crop OF tobacco was on I20,GN hills. He
had cured five houses already, very much to
his satisfaction, and had been offered five
hundred dollars for a thousand pounds OF
this years crop. Upon being asked what he
would probably get for the whole, he re.
piled $500.
Three thousand five hundred dollars from
a 15O-acre farm, not more than thirty acres
in tobacco Knock off onc-third for an en-
cited Imagination. and then it beats any
cropping known at the North, or even in
the lower counties of Virginia.
To show that this gentleman's estimate is
entitled 10 some respect, we will state that
one year. since the war, he made on the
same farm $500 TO the charlottesville
Times.
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INssl1ugANcE eo.rpAu !, I, -

D tn ShiN1 AsO LNSURANCE -Ispwps IL ~,
i S se S Spe oee on oi
Richmond, Va. streets,
BY order OF the Corporators.
&c 2e-9t JAS. n. GARDNER. Chairman.
BENJAMIN NM u: NASH, HEsEY Z, sLLysos
fresioent- Vice President.
OFFICE OLD DOMINION
" INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF RICHHOED VA
NO. Ills MAIN STREET.
This company is now prepared 70 issue all kinos
or FIRE POLICIES on the most adorable terms,
and 10 make the ususl accommodations for its Gus
toners. ]. 3. M0URE Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN Il. NASH, President Of the Conn
A. s. BURoRD. President Danv1lle Railroad
J0HA ASHER, late ". 8. Oonnan 4 Co.;
T6OMAS POTTS, of 4. 2. Stokes q Co.:
= &. ". POWERS, me chant:
y. d. ADDISON, Of Allison q Addison;
Nv: PiCKRELL. Of q. ". Pickren q Co.;
THOMAS A. BRAND GR, merchant;
~ y. PANE. Of Paine Co.;
FRANKLIN ST tARHS, retired merchant;
il. WAGaOAER, OF Waxguner & Harvey
John II. GUY, attorney st law;
WILLIAM B. ISAACS. of W B. Issacs & Co.:
G. X. Sk1rKER, Of Hill, Beutly s. Skinker;
JOHN A. Sill AN. of &. T. Workman 6 Co.;
ANDkEW L. ELL EFT, merchant;
JAMES w. AR HER, OF j. K. Anderson d
Co.: -
THOMAS ,s BKANGH, OF Thomas Branch & Co.;
Fl. X. Tyson. Of Cowardln & Ellysou.
lie 4-etaw3Iu
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ESTABLISHED 1923.

r,r,,,, soct ard surrluz over IS COO, 900 90
investments IN United states ....... 647,9'6 u
&c Ems ns!T REGISTERED Maa bonas.'... $4,000 90
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The yellow Fever Mortality I'm New
0rsponS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-There were ten
deaths from yellow fever for the day ending
Yesterday at z. NJ. Nativity Italy, 4 !;
Germany, 5; France, 2; New Jersey, l.
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'E'HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
l. COMPANY OF NEW YORK. ORGAM..
tZED IN 1s42-TIIE LARGEST IksUk : hCE
COMPANY IN THE WORLDszCASH AssF3 3
OVEa 40,o00, 0O0. This rs an all. cash and
purely mutual conlpanyno d.Stder,ds 70 STOCK
holders, which time ma e. perience .as proven 70
Dividends paysDie at the s7sd Of me frst gSdr
ipop al policies, In 'reasing annually through
lie, and szceedtng those Of any company q. ths
ims or TO purchase Additional !usu ancs, &C tho
option Of tha policy holder, re1drdtsss Or Ms
1eoLth of the insured. PEsniunu payAolc apnn
adv, seIpi-anpuaDy. or quarter ",
The agent invItef The attention OF mini hrs OF
the Gospel b. tbs liberal plan Tor Insurance on
their lives In Tho com oapy.
joins II. claiborne, As"n,
7Jr. j. Is. MCCAw. Medical RxsmtDer aus
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I TsUnANCE COMPANIES.
~~o~0~~-~~N~-~-~.~S~~~. ~s~--so-.~.~LA1
tDNaL IfEE JNGTYI, sgryy, =

g GcMPAsY.UaA L..
ofer r. at Inducements to persons DESTROYS OF IN.
sur1ns hsir lives. TheEompany hiss essi, psiA.
taI OF ~ 600 900. With large surplus Hare
Issued since Augrss, 1888. over II, DOE policies.
Offers low rates or premium, II frrnishes
larger insurance than other co,ups,,,e, for tia
locally. - : - 80 - 1ts - s''1S
nj naIsnp,O',ICIFs ART HFGoTI sBIF.
fo.iCtss. ARE EXRMfT FROM
ITS. PoLrc1Rs t hhshs Nc ,r,..
''e' eioie lssuEG \. sUe IFF without deIay 10
Dr. n A CITY COMPANY - - E
TO, >. HARRIS, General = rent
- post-of1ae bDx ar
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|; -,,TTENrIsaN. CONTRACTORS, Nil
III AaSEss 4 80 orHxR The RAL LA30nE
xTER board hare nor sale Icc AZ 49, 49,
TTyfs- shout tons teat tsc ~ ~.
.TEan ExGEyAT,lHa For p<f tscn' assx sJpp sss
Nd she Enrineer's Department IA. "
works, Nd. "a North street. ~ isAinoxSs tAl''1 ~
&c as--stsw4w n
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EIIEESE.-P Il NJ L i a CT Il Y
~ C.!kESL /. r salchy ~
en- Pearl Rick.
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TINE TEA.-5 chests superior GREEN
4 TIA.
Is W. q. - )IlDGE " ~.
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EDGAR w. CRowELL, Resident Mansger;
JOSEPH b. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager.

LOCsL DIRECT kS-NFW YORK:
E. NJ. Arch. bald. n. u. NJ. Consul. cb .irmrn;
A. A. Low, o; A. A. Low q Brothers ~. I. Jaf.
fray, org. s. Jaffray Il Co.; Richard Irwin, OF
Ricnard Irwin & Co.; David salo taan > Boot-
mar JohustJn, Of j. roorm Johnston co
James stuart, ofj. & ]. stu RI.
hr Company Limits itseli entirely to- slRE
business. aa,u
All L,'SSES equitahly adjusted snd prompt
LY PAID. -si
The business fthis compsny, exteudtnZ over
period OF sixty seven years, hsving heen UNIFORM
lv pros porous, has won for them high reput
tion Throughout the world or careful management
and ia snrial strength. The paEronags0f the IN
surfing public is solicited. With special attention
10 our liuersI rates CT premium.
JOHN IL. CLAIBORNE h CO.,
General A R.nts Ytate of Virg1nia.
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GROCERIES, DC.

GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, WHOLE
VI SALE ID RtTAI4.-50 bags COFFEEc.
400 H4rrcls + FisED SUGARS,
20 barrels COMM ~ : RUP,
10 hosshcads BACOA.
50 bar, els kECTIFlED WHISKFY,
50 b,,reIs MOUNTAIN RYE WHl>kEJ
FRESCH BRANDY and APPLE BRANDY,
POa T, SHERRY, and MADEIRA WINES, on
hand ana receiving IL ShlsLDS & CaRY'S,
:. &c COO Broad street.
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IN HOGSHEADS PORTO RICO SU-
~ GAR, $50 bags RIO COFFEE. So bags LA
GUATRA COFFEE; 50 barrels S1RUP>, Nari. us
s.. 10 WAGGOSER & HARVEY.
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LIRE, MARINE, AND
OFFICE no. I10s MAIN STREET.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED. ......S0o,O GOO 600.
tMPER1AI. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of LONHOH.
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RoME-MoB VIOLENCE.

COPENHAGEN, Sept. A.-Tweuty vessels of
the French fleet have arrived In The Gulf of
Lubbock.
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DIRECTORS:
JAQUFL1H TAYLOR,
WILLIAM G. hlLhN,
JOHN c. HOBSOE,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
GEORGE DAEI-, SR.,
JAMESH GIANT,
A FRED T. HAHkIS,
JOB PURCaLL,
JGHN FREEbh Nd,
GAkRET +. WATSON.
WILLIAM Il. HAXALL,
WILLIAM Fl. PALMEa. aus
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sn HALF BARRELS NEW FAMILY
.}s1 matkkREL, so quar,cr barrels NEM
FAMILY MACkEREL, 50 kits NEW FAMILY
sc 10 WAGGcNER & HARVEY.
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The Government has issued decree that
all municipal elections as we'll as those for
members Of the Constituent Assembly. be
suspended and adjourned, and all 1ffunici-
pal elections which have been effected are
annulled. The Projects will appoint officers
IF tho Tnunicina litieS
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
wi VIRGINIA..
CHARTGRTD 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
Richmond. Va.
lpsures Buildings by PERPETUAL or. anhual poncy
Losses anuiLabiy adjusted and promptly paid.
r. A. CLAIBORNE, Pttn fi,a' AGENT.
JOHN II. .SANFvhTH, SscrsiarV-
HENRY -. DArFORTu, Assist Mt secretary.
SAMUEL H. PULLIAM, Collector.
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DURE CIDER VINEGAR.-SOO gallons
VIRGINIA CIDER VINEGAR, with AL
kfa.is OF SPICES, for picking.
cl6 W. y. DA SuRIDGE & CO..
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koItCF.-On'y speakers, officers distinguished guests
members OF the and members the
admitted TO the Committee Room Of Tammany the
night OF the meeting.
ie necessity OF this notice must be spparcu. 70
The Committee large the platform
main hail constructed TO hoi fifty persons including
speakers and reporters and large number OF gem
temen from other cities win present the
occasion. DOUGLAS TAYLOR
Chairman Committee OF Arrapgements
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DR.. John BUL LIS
SARSAPARlLIA!
4 Good Resson for the Captain's Faith.
Read the Captains Letter
AHp SHB
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

BENTON BARRACKS, Missouri, April 20 1885,
IN Jorx BrIL-Dear Sir. knowing the efficiency Of
vour S,rssparj.Ia and the he ling ard beneficial nua
tbs II possesses sent you The following statement Of
my case. -.
was wounded about two years sgo-uss taken pris-
oner and confined for six months Being moved SO Of
ten nv wounds have healed yet. have not sa; up
a moment since was wounded. am shot through the
hips Ny general health Is impaired. and need some
thing 10 assist nature. have faith in your Sar-
sapariila than anything else wish that IN IL genu-
inc please express me half dozen botf!esasnd oblge
CAPrAIx &. r. JOHNSON.
81. Louis. Missouri
Ps-The following written April 30, ls6c, by
Mrs. Jennie johnson. Mother Of Captain johnson.
Dr. BrlI--Desr Sir: MY husband, DR. e. = johnson
was skillful surgeon and physician in Contra! n T.
where he died, leaving the above c. johnson 70 my
care AT thirteen years Of age he had chronic darrhs
and scrofua, for which gave him your ssrsaparilla
II CURED Hn have for ten years recommended II e
many in New York Ohio and Iowa for scro:nla fevol
and general debility Perfect success has attenst
ed H. Tsx CURES INFECTED son CASES ov scRoyrLt
AND rEvgR soKKs WE'RE ALMOST nTRAcuLors- am snx
ions for nv son again have TO your Sarssp
aris He sfearfuI Of getting spurious article, henc,
his writing you for t. His wounds were terrible, bu
II believe he will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE SOHNSON.
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