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BOUTS, SHOES, &c.

BOOTS AND SHOES AT Costa
ROOM FOR SPRING sTCCK.-Ladies' va.
sewed Morocco Balmorais at 81 worth, sl;so )
ST. So worth 80; 81, worth go. Ladies' Sewed CALI
Baimoras at ST. So, worth d. so LADIES' Kid shoes,
$3.50. worth $3.50; Kid Foxed W. rs. worth, y!
Kid Foxed Buttoned, ss.?s. worth IS ee.ge GsI,
ers, 81, 8l.50, 81, worth double the money Kisses
shoes from doc. up: Gents Baimorsls, $i.?6
Gents Congress Caters, &l.6 and 81; Gent .
Calf Balmorals. Ga, worth 9s Boys and Y l.hs'
Boots apd Shoes less than cost. Cail soon ana oo'
tain bargains ut the cheap shoe store OF
81. GOLDEN, Is.
No. 1873 Main street, bet. 1Ath aud nth streets.
fel1.lw
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Rain I'm Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 13.-Heavy and con-
tinued rains have swollen the Savannah
river to such an extent as to cause serious
apprehensions of a fresh In this city.
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s,g-,>- SrNpAY.ScHool ASSOCIATION
- anna, meeting OF this association was
:. .Na First Baptist Church last night.
II. FraN>g". Esq. the President OF
.,',,rI,an. conducted the exercises.
rs ,u.,yiIl,rdrnts Of the schools re-
, IN. following average attendance for
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papryG1ovEs.-E. R. SPENCE & SON have in
hand splendid assortment Of party gloves. Cal
at 1890 Main street for party outfits.
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VALESTINEs.-The most complete and best as
sorted stock Of Valentines in the city may be found
at ELLYsoS &c TAYLoR's.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AI5UELLANEOCS.
1t Is reported that the armistlce will be
prolonged to the 2Sth instant. -
General Dncrot, who broke his parole
and led gallant sortie from Paris, Is sick.
Inc Havana Dar5o estimates the damage
infiicted on the island by the Cuban rebel
lion at 300, 000, 900. -
The italian Parliament, despite mfniste-
rial opposition, has declared the libraries
aud art galleries Of the Vatican to be na-
tional property. =. .....
The flood In the Danube has subsidized,
but another is threatened.
It Is ascertained that $50 lives were lost
onthe French transport Lecerf, wrecked
of Cape de La Hague. y,
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II you want 6uresque Valentine, Measrs. ELL
TYSON L TAYLOR have some, at which you Will
laugh In spite of yourself
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REv1vAL.-Rev. A. L. Dickinson bap-
tized six persons on Sunday last into the
fellowship Of the Belvidere Baptist Church,
at which an interesting revival is in pro-
gross.
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( corh JOSEPH K. wErsraEa has Inst rccetysd
the spring str'c Gents Blk Hat, 10 which ia
calls the especial attention of his friends at 1901
Main street
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THE TRUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and adver-
tisemcnls for this new Pythtan journal Will he re-
cetye,l by NJ. ELLYsoN j. Co, Dispatch building.
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COMMERCIAL.
J : SoHw Asrb .FIloUn ExcHAaer.a
HiCHMOSps VA, Feb. L., 1871,

~. ifSS-4 As&Sai1Ao'Nt sSA<,1eVs 10, BILL g
oFFEgrHGs. s
whsnt-Whstgs ! ,8Gs bushels: red L rae buataIs.
ora-.-Whl,es 400 bushels; yellow, III bushels
0dts.-1, a7e bushels.
sALEg.
Wheat White, 40. bushels psins at 81 ss: I2t
busSeis Very good st si.s7s; fss bushels 1t sl7s
% bushels inferior at sL42S; bushels very lnfe-
rior mixed at sl.fo: 40 busnels inferior at s.ss
a. Tos. ause
Wheat. Hed, 1850 bushels mixed fir at 81 rs; ssl
bushels az SL7s 20 bushels at 81 co. 4s bushels In.
90 bushels inferior at 50 bushels at io5
&c e BUSHELS a. aamsssi
bushels very 5000 Il silly % bushels Is isarior at
In .,ass Tery s9es st sLs2a 20 bushels at
Tcssl ass sp bashs,s 81 ssas Il bushels at s
n1s.: W. q is Bushels 5000 at sse
i5a bushels at soc. Mixed Il suslsia ns,ns 81 ss
02fs.-2s bushels prime winter at sic .iss bush.
els prime at eoc.; zoo bushels prime at ssc: Ioa
Total, so bushels. ''''' 'A'' a. ''c'
#h$ RE-ExHIBrTED.
I Wheat-White. 80 bushels; red 70 bushelr
X. Corn.-Yeliow, 1sa bushels.
sOdts.-- coo bushels. -
sg REMARKS.
| The offerings of;wheat on Change to-day were
i
$50 bushels white and s21s bushels red on the cor
responding day Of last year. The offerings Of
other grain on that day we're
Corn,-Wh te, l. s1s bushels. Mixed, SIC bushels
OatS.-i,4A bushels. -
Rye.-I22 bushels.
Prices on that day were:
| Whedt.-White, prime, 81. IS. Red prime S1.ss
CoTn.-W bite, prime, a6G10sc. 80
OatS.-Prime, Csc.
| Rye.-Very good, $l. >1.
The market to-day for .wheat-red particularly
was very irregular under the influence Of tn.
presence Of bulls and bears, both OF whom, how
ever, were In unison in one thing, and that wa
entirely overwhelming 2. T. and driving him of
| the market.
| Corn continues firm and In fair demand at Csc
| for very good.
Oats irregular and but moderately active, SELLER
| and buyers being apart In their views Prime
sold In some instances at ESQ.,. and in others at coo
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Reserved SEATS can be secured at the Skating
Kink for the grand fancy dress carnival tonight
by paying so cents IN addition to the regular price,
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Something new In Rchmond-the grand fancy
dress carnival skates to come OF TO- ulght at the
Skating Rink at S o'clock,
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The price of admission to the carnival on skates
to-uisht at the Skating Rink VIII b, SO cents for
single ticket, or IS per dozen; children under
IL. Is cents.
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= The grand fancy dress carnival on skates will
take place Tonight at Assembly Hall at O'Clock.
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| BOOTS AND SHOES FOR Thea
IL SEASOE.--I have on hand large sup WA
ply OF hrst-class BOOTS and SHOES TOR w
ladies, gents. misses, and children, suitable for
soled Balls and BUTTON BOTS for Iadies
misses, and children; and ,doubls.soled and
/ square edged BOOTS and CATERS; ali az
which will be sold a, reduced rates, AM In want
will consult their interests by giving me can, Is
1905 Main street.
| fe7-1w JUdN y. PAGE, JR,
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Flucy dress carnival on skates Tonight at th
skating Rink.
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The mansgers OF the Skating-Rink reserve the
RICH. TO exclude any improper persons from any
of their assemblies.
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DO you want to send your sweetheart VAL
entino? You can find one "Juss suited 10 your
mindn al ELLYsoN & TAYLoR'S.
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OFFICE OF TIE CITY ENoINEER,
VIZ - FEBRUARY 8, 1871.

NTOTICE.-In furtherance OF the heaitn,
IN comfort and beauty Of tae cs "; s9 Ssty Ens-
nesr OF a premium OF one dollar per Neo iJ
rrees planted upon the streets OF the cys sao'ecs
70 e t Se MoI less than two inches 10 GAM
o,ar no and Of such character Us the City EnE.asst
may said trees e os snsIs peisSs,ns tic
Sesea ~ Ian lIvfne and protected by neal ooa;
III NJ not to apply 10 the business or uns'aaeo
streets .hn S diy:etai that the planting Of the
,n.ntrs and Otahaiuan or paper muiSerrJ w
psr9 oa ,S City engineer.
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Valentines for the pretty, Valentines for the
ugly, for all ages, classes, and conditions life,
for sale by ELLYsoS & TAYLOR.
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Neck.t.es. Gloves AID all the little n'ceties icr
party occasions. are TO be had Of (. Is. SPENCE u
SoS, 1903 Main stree.
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Foreign NIarkets-fBY TELEGRAPH
|. LONDON, Feb. 1s--Noon.--Consols, s2a. u. g
bonds, oil. -
Eue1,ino.-Market unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 13-Noon.-Cotton dull and ur'
changed: hollands, 7sd.; 7id. Flour, 2ss. Cd Corn
Eyentno.-Cotton quiet and stesdy Orleans, y
@7i0 sales, 200 bales, including 1000 for e1por
ana speculation.
FRANKFORT, Feb. la.-United States bonds hru
at o5h.
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ALL PERIODICALS at publishers prices at Ell
TYSON & TAYLoR's news cepot next to Dtspatci
Office.
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ANY quality or quantity OF Valentines may b
found at ELLYSoN & TAYLoR's.
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Valen! lines for the million st ELLYsoN TAY'
LoR'S, lllc Main street.
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CLUBHOUSE COLLARS something new-Jus1
out and for sale by <. p. SPENCE & SON.
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THE gLooR Of the Skating Rink Will bear any
crowd.
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The latest and hest styles Of Gloves. &C., Just re-
cclved at e. d. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street
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Don't fail to go to the Skating Rink tonight to
witness the carnival on skates.
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Grand carnival tonight at the Skating Rink al
clock. 49,.
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The President and tine Tesf.oath-He

The President and the Tesf.uatE-He
. Recommends It's Total Repeal.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1srArcH.1
+ WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.--It is stated to-
day that the President will return the bill
to repeal the test-oath. to Congress with a
message suggesting the passage of q bill
making total repeal of the oath, as he con-
siders that the present one discriminates
upjustly. TREDEaAR.
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niehmond Tobaceo ararket.

FEB. .-Rtceipts and offerings have been full
during the past week, but prices were somewhat
unsettled. The quotations below give general
idea OF the market. but there ia very considera-
BILE difference in the views Of sellers and buyers
as to prices 1t Is likely that both sides will have
to make concessions before prices are settled on
firm basis.
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DOR COUGHS, COLDS, &o.-Slippery
II Elm iGzenges, Psst,les de Paris, Carbolic
Troches, Browns bronchial Trocbe,. Compound
ActEa, Chorate Potash, and Wistar's Lozanges.
Fer sale by j, BLAIR,
fed SOS Broad street.
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NNO NS.-CHLORIDE OF
ADMINISTRATIVE important new remedy
for SAFE by j. BLAIR. Pharmaceutist,
fe7 825 Broad street.
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Ball outfits at L. 3. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Mai
Street.
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The carnival on skates will come OF tonight at
the skating Rink, on sth street.
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ssrf,Ess.UraaNs IL pAKraE;RsHTPs

DISsOLUTION. = The co.partnership
W which existed Dstecen NORVELL COBB &
CD. WIS dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th OF
mbpr1 1870. lt<
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC-
FiTURra-I am manufacturing at the OLD
DOMINION SOAP WORkS, head OF ifth ssfse6
R PfhRonGh1 sSsabULTERATED LAUgDRY
SOAPS OF superior quality -
AIso keep constantly ON hand lsYga stnck OF
RHHE, 1TN TALLOW and AXE GREkSE, for
railroad. tanners and msShsnT,sgs' use. co ara
messrs. CHAkLEs 7: WEE nd sny order
left with them, or a. she factory VIII De pr9msas
Oiled. or, 10 "a 80 a narlr,S,.
For sale, LOCO bushels SOAR AshES--S pS siA
nent snc superior isf'inA''' G. Z. D.. 3
Ge 10 3m ---S =
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wood AGD COAL.

All the la,es. novels ut ErLYsoN & TAYLoR's
lllG Main street.
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ttnue n the departments Of Jnyra aud
Dolb. the French refusing to accept the
LILLE, Feb. 13.-The Prussians have
stopped the railroads running hence to
Paris. =
Incredible rnnors Of uprfsings In the
districts occupied by the Germans.
The city Of Paris has authorized con.
tract for loan Of S40, 000, 600 to pay her
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Feb. 13.-The steamer Cuba,
which left Liverpool on Saturday, bears
She English commissioners on the Ala
DANA claims. The commissioners are ac-
companied By number of diplomatic at
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scHooL-BooKs at ELLYsoN i TAYLoR's, Ill
Main street.
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Philadelphia Cattle and Sheep Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.-Beeves very dull and
unchanged sales. 2,24l; extra Pennsylvania and
western eers s1Gi9c.; fair to good. 63lsc.; com.
mon, 5@Bc. Sheep in fair demand; sales, s, 90.
head at ss@sec. hogs in fair demand; sales, ds,.
600 ar 102LIft&c. -r1 .@
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7 EHlGH, LORBERRY, ana LOCUST
IA MUU.T, BED ana WHITE 81, first quail
li.y. ANThEACtTk COal.1Eonndry, Egg,
CLOVER SILL COAL. Purchasers are invited
t. ctll on Eth street! al nraT-br!dge.
de 8 S. p. LATHROP.
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60 to the carnival so-nisas
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CROWN PRINCE and all the otfor now styles oil
ncck-ties tust foseived by Il. b. srENoE q soY. 81
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THE BRIcKLAYERs' UNION hold meeting
tonight of importance to the craft.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
RATS. CAPS russ, &C,

OF ~.
HATS, CAPS FUSS, &C.
entire wHoIs :ss As5asat saa
q WeisTFEa sHius ABlE ard sEA !, ,ss si,y
s see Ro o. HATS, Gaps sUks' Sc'' u 'n'A s
win 20 soic AT COST FOB Cash,
.o-,rencinp TUESDAY, january sIst, S's, sSu
co,.a ,rsSs and private purchasers have an cp.
no,tnnity Of buying bargains seldom offered e boa,
The stock Is parttsoiar attrasuSes taiss Nm
so1arfeS with care by experienced 1eaIeS WIZ
nectsI reference 10 the wants OF this ma, se..
w order of the United states D!ssr,es y
"a, United States Marshal. Z
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CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,
81 1871

CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,
ssE RICHMOND, VA. Jan. 81, ISL.
OWNERS OF HACKS, WAGONS,
ODkAYs, CARTS, OF any other wheeled s;t We
harahv nntifed that all licenses expire on tnis dsy.
The same must be renewed for this year on or Dc
fora tine 18th of Fe 1ruary, lS7l at this ONCE Or
thao,Tner Will be liable 10 q dne.
LILO WILLIAM 81. ALLDERDlGE,
fs1-td Auui'of' :
OWNERS OF DOGS AND GOATS are
4 } beraby notified that licenses for the same Tor
Inc year 1871 must be procured at this once on or or
III ne 70 capture. physlcisn's certificate 10 e.
.entia, to get license Tor goat, stating tneten
that goats mtlk Is absolutely necessary Ior tns
ns~''A- ~ WILLIAM II, ALLDERDlCE,
"a - Auditor.
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
TOHN n. GORDON'S SONS, g....
81 (PEARL BLocK,)
18th STREET. BET. MAIN AND CARY,
Offer for sale -...-
SNAiI, ROUND and SQUARE IRON,
BAND, HOOP. and SHEET IReN,
OVAL and HALF-ROUND IRON,
NORWAY NAIL RODS,
HORSESHOE NAILS,
HIoRSE aud MULE-SHOE IRON,
RfIRDEN'S HORSE and MULE SHOES,
TIN PLATE, BAR TIN,
RnR r.EAD, SHEET ZINC, BLOCK ZlNC.
Iron AXLEs, all sizes. 80
ALSO,
A oeneraI assortment of GROCERIES. fez
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FNDK TOBACCONHSTS.
NOTICE TO TOBACCO MANU-
~ FACTUREES.
Our arrangements for the season are petteo''
and we can sell you
at imported prices.
We are sole agents for
j. @. Co., --." ..
C. Il A, - ..
F. G. c., ..... a.s
T. G.. F., .... ..
6. &. F.,
and other brands. ,pupvo r. urrrJaMs.
ia 2o-5m .dAhY 80 ~ '. -
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maKtnE axrkaAIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEB. ID, 1871.
gun rises ............ e4l Noon rises. 70
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WOOLFOLK'S COUGH SYRUP-A
wv certain, speedy, and pleasant remedy tor
Coughs. Colds, Group, Whoc ping-Cough. Hoarse-
A'''' foWHaTxa Z. DuPuYt Apo,hecary,
jae 427 Broad street. Richmond Va.
TISSINGEN AND SODA WATER ON
IN ORA UGHT; also, kieStNGEN furnished in
bottles 10 families, hotels. and restaurants, at
POWHATAN Il, DUPUY'S Spothecary,
lac 427 Broad street. between 4Lh and 5th,
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GOAL FOR SALF.--HALLB BROTHERS
x d .c.'S FRAHkLIH EGG And STOVE
GOALS. which cannot be excelled in quality |;
MlDayTHInN. Ct.NEER HILL LUMP and
and srasshs' use; OAK and PINE WOuD, for
sab. ~ sfI HOBEnIS!
ina corner 18th and Dock streets.
NOTICE.-WATKIN 81 BROTHER
~ HAVE OP2a4tD An OFFICE
for the sale oc their KIN UL1 G. WOOD, and all
o her varieties OF WOOD and COAL, Ut the new
drug store uf HooD & SONS, corner OF Main and
sh streets. Factory south SIDE OF tho b sin, Ca
nal street, bctweenlOlh and nth streets
WaiklaS s BROTHER.
n W " ATKINS Agent. de 30
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SHIPPING.

EOR BALTIMORE.-SteamerH
wharf THURsDAY' Februsry 18Th. 81 co1ctocK a.
NJ. Freight received up TO % O'Clock T. d. Wed.
nesday. For freight or passage, apply 10
fe It VIM. Z. BRETT, Agent.
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OFFERINGS,
whsat--Whtte ], ocs bushels red 1, 7ea buasa,s.
Corn--Wht.es 900 bushels; yellow, is4 busheis
mixed 80 bushels
Odts.-La7a bushels,
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r OST, on Saturday evening, near Rouss's
| 4 store. Main street, a Leather PUr Sc,
Containing small sum Of money. The finder VIII
be rewarded by leaving II al $50 9TH street. IT.
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| TIE 1'f NI-Nu OC 61sntFO11s :
BORDEAUX, Feb. 49, World specialsl +
The Orleanisls are confident that Count de
Paris will he made King of France within
a few weeks.
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

NFISLAID.-On Saturday, the 4th instant,
M o. LIGHT-BkUWN SATCHEL, COZ tanning
y grntieman's shirts and liars was mtsla;d In
Ricfmord Any person having II VIII ptesse leave
it at the Dispatch office where IL Will be ideuiisd
90
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GERMAN HOPES OF PEACE.

BERLIN, Feb. 13.-The Prussian Cross
Gazette Judges from the result Of the cleo.
tions in France that the resumption OF The
war Is Improbable, and thinks there Ii
scarcely DOUBT thut the armistice will be
! IA, rpo6 :. !
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san DOMINGO.
IBy TeleCrnDh.1

New York, March 28.-The TrSunS.
Washington special says rumor il current
that the Administration has decided to droD
the San Domingo business for tho sake Of
barmonizing the party. The inference il
drawn from remark Of Norton in the Sen.
ute, yesterday. that If the Commissioner
report unfavor.Dss:. tor annexation h. should
favor the ata:'- ~ of the project. This
declaration is Taught to be significant, in
riew Of the fact that the correspondents
with the Commission all announce the re.
port to be unanimously in favor of annexa.
ton.
Another correspondent says it seems tn he
the general opinion Of the Commissioners
that annexation will be certain to involve
the United States in a war with Hay,i.-
Baez admitted that Cabral controlled one
thousand square miles Of Dominica con,ig-
u"us to Hayti, and acknowledged he could
not protect the Commissioners in visit to
that portion of the island. The impression
is that the report of the Commissioners.
when presented to Congress, will bc rather
unf"vorable than otherwise to annexation.
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lmnortant 10 Mill 0wners.

1NSTRTCrlONSha having been given to receive appn.
cations for patent under the "Pacer Act" Of July
9TH. 1870 The undersigned U. g. Mineral Land Sur
veyor Is prepared to give information 10 claimants de-
and make the necessary surveys plate etc REQUIRED
to make entry Of placer mines. Parties making in.
qutrtee will please inform me the size 0f clain num-
Der Ut parties Interested whether surveyed
SURVEYED lands II upon unsurveycd, the distance from
the regular surveys, and the amount Of improvement
expended ON the mine.
Surveys of mines for patent will be promptly execu-
ted and satisfaction guaranteed. REFER BY pcrn,je
sioa, e d Washburn, Surveyor General. L u.
Agt Ex. Co.. Helena; j c Kicker. < mine.
Helena; TJ Lowry, Esq, Helena; W D Flowers, High
Land, and w Dance Deer Lodge. 80 -,
Dssr Lodge In care a NJ. q h OHannon.
WHEN IL. GEO. b TOOTx
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-03-31
FROM PHlLlPSBURGH.
EDlroR NEW NoHru-WEsr:

EDlroH NEW NORTHWEST:
Mining still continues with considerable
energy. Bowen Bros. s. Co. have struck,
in attempting to cross their ledge, a fine
body of ore in which native or wire silver
is visible in all directions. The first.class
ore 50 far occupies five feet in width and
Its volume is increasing They have cut
eleven feet into the ledge by tunnel, and
have NO cast wall yet. The ledge is very
compact and indicates permanency. They
will undertake to deliver one thousand
tons from the first of May to the first of
August, to any responsible patty who will
erect new machinery adapted to both wet
and dry process; ere willing to allow from
$50 to $27 so for reducing and amalgama-
ting, according to the process by which 1t
is found most advantageous to work it,
They think by that time they viii be able
to undertake to deliver two thousand tons
additional by the LIST of January. Other
parties have ore on their dumps, and would
set resolutely at work taking out to meet
any demand, If assured of such an enter.
prise. Notwithstanding the recent pro.
nounccd success Of this mill, it seems 10 be
generally concluded that the finer or highs
er grade ores demand the dry aud roastin;
treatment.
Snow has been continually falling in the
mountains for the past three weeks. There
Is now more lying in the hills than any
previous winter for four past. Weather
pleasant in the valley.
What is the matter with our mail outfit ?
what. with laying over one night in Deer
Lodge, one night in Cable. one night in
Henderson and two more nights before j,
reaches Helena again, it is becoming y nui>
sancc. 1t takes about ten to fourteen days
II get = letter to Helena aud back; and
your papers are from three to four DAYS old
when they reach US. This may be '.sc.
commoda,ion" but there is no Express
business about it sure Xxx"
rhilipsburyh March 25th 1871