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WASHINGTON. September 19.-Ihe iOl-
loving has been furnished by the Treasury
Department for publication: The new .
ner cent. loan-system OF numbering, made
necessary by law, precludes the Treasury
Department from splitting up large bonus
into small ones when they are sent IN Tor
transfer. and in order that parties ordering
bonds might act Understandings IN specl-
fyine the denominations desired, Secretary
Folgcr announced the above TACT at the De-
ginning OF the exchange now gong on
Notwithstanding this the Department Is
daily in receipt OF letters showing
that parties expect to be allowed hereafter
TO break up large bonds OF the new loan
into small ones. as they are now allowed TO
do in ali other loans. No such transaction
can he Effected, and during the life OF the
loan bonds sent in for transfer VIII De re-
issued in exactly the same denomination
A. received. The denominations OF Dond,
OF this loan must, therefore, always stand
A. they are now being issued, ana IL woui9
be well for parties ordering bonds to as, 81.
Tor such denominations ~ will save them
from inconvenience in the future
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ADep Of RattIesnakes Killed.

on last Thursday Mr.. Alexander iIe,''
Of this county. encountered den OF r''lie-
snakes. the largest in point OF numbers we
have ever heard Of outside the columns oi
the Wytheyille Enterprise. Mr.. Ire't was
near the top OF Little Black mountain
when he saw a snake, which succeeded IN
getting under flat rock. He gave pur-
suit, and turning the stone over he was
Mortified to discovered perfect heap o,
the crawling reptiles piled in mass, ana
who set up din with their quiVering Ial-
ties. Armed with poll he began TO max .
war upon the tribe. 4 few escaped Du'
hls swift and heavy blows killed twenty,
six Of them, which were afterwards viewed
by George Burgin, :. johnson, ana Many
:. Garreit-all OF whom are trustWor'i!
people. The peculiar scent emitted oy
maddened rattlesnake is said TO be not uii-
pleasant, but the fumes arising from tht
combined heap OF twenty-siX OF the,'
stunned and cnraged reptiles greatly az
fected Mr.. Trett, and he became dea'll.
sick, and so weakened that he became
alarmed for time ut his condition. soll'
If these snakes measured three iee' siN
inches. lee County Sentinel.
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STAIINTON.

REV. J. w. ROsEBRO GOES TO LEwlSBuRG AND
pR. G.. b. sTRICKLER TO ATLANTA-TwO
MITES RUN OVER BY A RAILROAD TRAIN
PROPERTY SALE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
SEPTEMBER 10, 1882.
Lexington Presbytery had an adjourned
meeting in the First Presbyterian church
here Yesterday. Rev. j. +. Booker, mode
rator presided, with Rev. c. ;. Walker,
tinted clerk, at his desk. Elders James
Witbrow and J. ID. Arbuckle, commission
ers from the Lewisburg CIV. Val church,
were heard in support OF the call OF that
church for the pastoral services OF Rev. D..
". Rosebro, Of Messy Creek church, Au-
custa county, and Elders Samuel Farrer
ri : 4 Fast. commissioners from Messy
Creek church, were heard in protest against
dissolyine the pastoral relation. PresDy-
try after deliberate consideration OF the
mafter. bv a decided majority granted the
dismission. Mr.. Rosebro will leave III
ohont two weeks for Lewisburg.
The particulars OF the sad accident TO the
two deai-mute bows near Fishersville yes
tcr,lav morning are these; Shortly alter y
o,rJock the engineer OF the train whlcl
Leaves here at S:45 A. NJ, soon after leaving
! Eishersyille, on making a turn saw Two
bovs ON the track in front OF him. Ills
worning whistles were not noticed by them
~ ali. and almost Immediately they were
| struck by the engine. Upon stopping, the
CONDUCTOR. Captain Pat. Woodward, iound
the boys to be dreadfully hurt. Ihey were
nine and eleven years OF age, ana were ,,..r
irving TO get back home. One OF tiie ii.'iS
taiIows has since died, and the other VIII
NOT probably live, as his thigh Is broken
and his head and arm hurt. Ihey nave
heen irving to get away for the last week.
being very much dissatisfied ana unhappy
Rev. Or. G. b. Strickler, OF linking
Strings church, in this county, notified IN,
cangregation Sunday that he had decided
70 accent the call OF the First church a
Atlanta II sanctioned by Presbytery, wnicl
will meet ON the 9th instant to consider
the matter. II is generally thought 'na
DR.. Stricken will go this time. ,,.u
THE Augusta National Bank puliu.he
ON Augusta street, lately occupied oy lna
hank. has been sold to Colonel M Nao =
Hogshead, Of Middlebrook, for so'oVV' !
IS fine property, and is well sold, ..ro,,,.,
Major John w. Daniel passed ti'i9 ~ g.
here Yesterday morning on his way 10 'i''
risonburg, where be spoke Yesterday x
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A waif from the Emerald fsie.

\ rcd-chceked, blue-eyed little giri 81, III
Castle Garden yesterday and munched a
large sandwich, while her eyes kept gua,u
upon a queer-looking carpet-bag on inc
floor beside her. 1t was Rosie Mckinney,
eight yeais of age, who set out from her
home, in County Cavan, Ireland. Jew
days ago TO make journey OF over 4'2oo
miles alone. The child said that her
mother was dead, and her father deserted
her and went 10 England four years ago.
A month ago Rosie'S cousin in Marshall,
Mich. sent her tickets for her passage 10
that place, and bound thence the brave III
lie miss arrived In this city with forty cents
in her pocket. The Castle-Garden authorl-
ties provided Der with bread and ham 70
eat on the train while going westward, ana
Rosie seemed quite fayorably Impressed
with the institutions Of the country Ne'o
York Herald.
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PETERSBURG.

ASSEMBLY OF INSURANCE MEN; COMPANIES
RRPREsENTED-DEAlH OF A PHYSICIAN
DELEGATES ELECTED TO THE STATE SUN.
DAY-scHooL CONVENTION.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Disnatob.I
SEPTEMBER 10, 1892.
"A number OF prominent insurance men
are IN the city to-day, twenty-six compa-
MES In all being represented. The object
OF their visit Is TO confer with the local
Board OF Underwriters in reference to the
revision OF the local tariff. Committees OF
the visiting representatives have been ap-
pointed TO confer with committees Of our
local companies, but as yet no report has
been made. The revision OF the tariff
as regards the storage OF cotton and TO-
bacco factories IL one OF the princi-
pal results which the conference wishes
to effect. Among the representatives
are the following prominent insurance
men: General Joseph T.. Johnston, Home
Insurance Company, New York l.. X.
Warren, Phoenix Insurance Company,
London; j. Dew. Churchill, Liverpool and
London and Globe Company; II. c. Stock
dell, Queen Fire-lnsurance w. ID. Rice,
London Assurance Company; j. Il. Moore,
North British and Merchants Company I;
- -. w iA>ph' wy vi bonuOH ~. ~. w dl-
ker, Jr., Williamsburg City Company and
Manhattan; John NJ. Otey, Phoenix; A.
G.. Mcllwaine, New York Underwriters /;
X. +. Johnston, Westchester; John W.
Gordon, IIamburg-Bremen; F. +. Pescud,
Commercial Union Assurance Company,
London; W. f. ChapIn, Washington Fire
and Marine-lnsurance Company, Boston !;
K. W. Butcher, Petersburg Savings and
Insurance Company; DIR. j. Edward MOy-
Ter. Western Assurance Company.
In addition, the subioined companies are
also represented: Virginia Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company; Star Insurance
Company, New York; Portsmouth Insu-
rance Company, Virginia; Niagara Fire
Insurance Company, New York; and the
Rochester Insurance Company, New York.
The conference will probably finish its ses-
sion by tomorrow.
a telegram from kcysville, Charlotte
county, received this morning, states that
DR.. II. PAnson, late Of Dinwiddic county,
died at that place yesterday from the effects
Of an overdose Of choral, taken, il is
thought, with the intent to commit suicide
The deceased had for some time been
drinking heavily.
The churches and Sunday schools
throughout the State are beginning TO elect
delegates TO the State Sunday school Con-
ventiOn. which meets i'm this city on the
10th of October. The session will continue
for four days, and the Convention will be
composed Of delegates representing all de-
nominations. ROBIN ADAIR.
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LYNCHBURG.
POOR SHOWING FOR RIvEs-THE NEW JAIL
INPROV ENENTS-UNITED STATES COURT.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTENUER 10 1880

POOR SHOWING FOR RIVES-THE NEW JAIL
NPROvENENTS-UNITED STATES COURT.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
SEPTEMBER 10, 1882
Captain J. III. Rives, the Coalition candi-
date for Congress from this district, spoke
here at Moorman's warehouse recently.
Every imaginable effort was made to have
a large crowd present. The meeting was
advertised extensively, and the very natural
presumption was that at least a numerous
attendance Of negroes would result; but
pledge you my reputation a. a man and u
writer there were not more than one Inn
drcd and fHy negroes present for the first
hour Of the speaking. and not over two
hundred at any time during the meeting.
There were about two hundred whites
present, Of whom one hundred and fifty at
least were staunch Democrats, attracted by
curiosity-the balance Federal Oilice-hOld-
ers and men who would like to
be. A. for the speech, it was 4
flat failure read from manuscript,
with no degree OF eaTncstncss or force,
and was devoted mainly to the tariff, a
subject Of which the negroes knew nothing,
and with which the intelligent white clc-
ment OF the audience was better acquainted
than Rives. The entire affair was mis-
cradle failure and a farce Of the worst sort ;
vet doubt not that some fellow, with lit
lie or no regard for the truth, will attempt
TO lie the meeting into considerable pro-
portion,. and advance il to the dignity OF
a "boom." Rivcs refused to meet Major
DANIEL. although offered the privilege OF
making his own terms Of debate.
The cost OF the proposed improvement
and enlargement Of the city Jail Is esti-
mated at $500. and the Council Committee
on Pubic Buildings has awarded the con-
tract to Messrs. w. Il. Snead and W. ii.
Ford.
Mr.. John Adams fell from the top OF
Love Il BrlIce'S tobacco factory last week,
and. strange to relate, escaped without the
fracture OF any bones. though severely
bruised. He fell a distance Of thirty feet
on the hard pavement.
The passenger depot OF the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company at tnls
noipt is nearly completed and ready for The
accommodation of the public.
Work on the stone foundation OF the
Norfolk and Western new freight depot
has been commenced. The structure VIII
be of brick. six hundred by forty feet, VIII
slate roof. The present freight she'd VII
be torn down and the space 1t occupies
used for additional tracks. The WORK l.
being done by the company. =.
The United States District and Circui'
Courts met in semi-annual session here TIM
morning-Judges Hughes and Bond pre-
siding. \ grand jury was empanelied
but up to the present writing no business
OF general interest has been transacted.
At meeting of the Democratic City
Executive Committee last night jane
/ Hancock and L. VI. Kean were elected u
supply vacancies, and active campaign
work was inaugurated.
Mr.. j. w. Phelps, Of Campbell county
father TO Mrs. 7. n. Williams, OF this city
died sunday last OF 4 congestiye chill.
BEAUMONT.
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Democratic Nominations I'm Massa.
chusetts.

BosToY, September 19.-The Democratic
State Convention met here to-day, and
nominated General b. +. Butler as candi-
date for Governor by unanimous vote.
The ticket was then completed by the
nomination OF the following candidates
amid great applause: Lieutenant-Gover-
nor, Samuel w. Bowerman, Of Pittsfeld ;
Secretary Of State, ID. n. Skillings, Of Win
chester; Treasurer and Recorder, General
William A. Hodges, Of Quincy; Auditor,
John +. Sweeney, OF Lawrence; Attorney
General, George +. Very, OF Worcester.
The second resolution Of the platform con-
tanned clause favoring woman suffrage.
This was made the subject of considerable
discussion and was eliminated by close
vote
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Egypt.


ALEXANDRA. September 19.-FrOm 10
o'clock Monday morning until late in the
afternoon bodies OF infantry, cavalry. and
artillery continued to pour in from Aboukir
and surrender their arms. There are many
more TO come. The iron-clad> Manatour,
sultan. Incon,tant. and Achilles, and the
gunboatS Falcon and Condor sailed east
ward this morning, and are now anchored
off Aboukir The forts there will be occu-
pied by sailors and marines. Altogether
1000 men from various parts have made
submission at Kafr-cl-Dwar. The tclc-
graphic censorship has been abolished. The
troops OF Indian cavalry will leave Cairo
to-day for the purpose Of e>corting the
Khcdiyc from Alexandria 10 Cairo on
Thursday. The Ministry Of the Interior
will be- transferred to Cairo tomorrow.
CAIRO. September ia large body OF
Egyptian infantry. with four batteries
supposed to be from Salihiyeh, Ia, ap-
peared at Tantah and surrendered to the
battalion OF IIighlanders.
LONDON, September l9.-The Archbishop
Of York has issued an invitation 10 the
clergy to observe next sunday a day OF
Thanksgiving, and publishes 4 special SER
vice for the occasion.
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BALrIMoRE, september l9;.in lhe so ,
reign Grand Lodge Of Odd-FelIows to-day
Representative Pearce, OF FLORIDA, stated
that he had adyices from Pensacola una,
yellow-feyer was raging in ina. city, anu
requesting the Sovereign Grand Lodge 10 {,
make an appropriation for the benefit OF
VI" A resolution providing for relief was re-
ferred 10 the Committee on Finance.
The election for officers OF the body Sy Tor .'
the ensuing two years was i neau' a r,eo IT.
suited as follows: Grand sire, Enc -, D.
Leech, Of Iowa; Deputy Grand sire,
Henry F. CAREY, OF Maryland; Grand 1
Secretary, Theodore A. Ross, OF New Jer, r,
sew; Grand Treasurer, Joshua Vansant' oil
MARYLAND.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH IRON ALL POINTS.

General y. r. Butler Nominated for Governor
OF Massachusetts by the Democrats-An Ex-
raordinary Comet Observation-Disclosures
Lynchers Disappointed-Fntal Collision of
Freight Trarns-The Sovereign Grand Lodge
or Odd.Feliows-The Oregon United States
Senatorship-Troops Being Sent TO Utah
Explosion OF Fire.Damp In Germany !;
Twenty Casualties.
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Observation-Disclosures
429 EAST BROAD SHEET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY * CO.,
1908 EAST MAIS sTnEET

After June lst We always begin 10 clo7e out stock
This season, owing TO the cold aud unreasonable
weather, many goods viii be- forced.
On our bargaln-counters will now be found
WORSTED AND SILK NONkLIltr, BLAth
cociDS RROCADED OMBRE. and DhlEN TAI
rNx1lFs. Ina many cases AZ less than half cost.
Those In want u rich bat INEXPENSIVE 'io'hihs iVr
springs or scisidc wear viii 10 well 10 call
Ne are determined "a make oar houses nov only
the re..rt of the fashionable pubic, hut u cnuce
an who want honest good at lowest pnces 10 pa
tr0nile a.. We 10 not advertise hctitious fabrl's
AT worse than 6ctitious value. our candor ana a
discriminating public alike forbade a..
WHlTF LINES Lawns, 20 - GOc.;
WHITE LAWNS. 10 e. 4Oc.: ..
pFKtiA%IAWN NULL. PRINCESS LAWNS,
CHFCKED aHi PLAIN MANSIONS Al our
usual popular prices;
line If WHITE GOODS 70 be found Ia Viz
we f,rye WHITE QUmTs at Use. to ia;
o., i,sl' itoct - FiGiKED LINEN aud COTTON
LAWS /. unusually plcic, tn, ..,..,..,,
BIAC * GODDS.-of tbs. our speciality, our stpcA
is unusually varied. Among our attraction
Atwood Nuns WILLING; soc.
AIL-WOOL 5-4 Nuns WILLING, 6oe.;
OI liner grade Of zane fabiics ~ have Hafnit.
cent tiock. ranging ln cost from 75c. 10 $50;
For 25c. we have BEsf 81 MING ever sean la
sIHs XII '' s.IIHHk.wARP HENRWTTA, TANIsE,
SUOODAii, CASHMERE, AZURE SkhNA-
pNE TaRgi%' and w i', G6 lI% si i1 So
1TI%S' SATIS DE MFRYKiLLEUX. DE
RnADAMFs, -rRAH SILKS and sAIl>s,
ranging In cost from Use. 10 $3.50.
SPECIAL NALCES.-Look at our SILK 81
RAH II 81 .25, usually ,Old Al $50;
BLACK SILK At sl.25 and si.j0-best values
ever exhibited in this market;
LINEN LAP-ROEEs, VI 10 s5-spieDdid assort-
ment;
/ CORsETs, soc. 10 s2.50-best standard french
aud American manufacture.
! ORDEEs-We solicit 0.dsrs from persons AZ 4
distance. is terms o. such are a latoTsOie as IL
I nr,-eut In person. O>E PRICE To ALL.
CARDOLO. AI.SOP. MOSBY CO.
FOURoUREAN.P PRO r., TEMPLE co.
I've 4-eOd
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ns.aunoiuted Lynchers.

CHATTANOOGA. September ia com,
mittee of five OF crowd OF citizens w .ao
surrounded the Jail last night unoer ,n n
impression that the Taylor brothers w ',,a,t
confined there were permitted 70 examln ne
the Jail. They reported that the I'm men nr snsS
wanted were not there, ana 'ne 'io"o
slowly dispersed.
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Mile Berthe de Rothschild, OF fra1 ino
fort; tne Uo'' has publicly renowned her
de Mhs faith and was received into t ne
jewish Jewish i %h,,cb The ceremony took place
Caiholc anu q, the little Church OF St; Pierre
a ~ T Chailln Of in the Avenue de Friedland.
.."Iti is great art to do the r, Vgynie e to
at the right time" The person y, liver liver has
arrangement OF the kidney, r. ., purchasing
a protective duty TO perform IN i i"r;aorates
= package Of Kidney Wort. !. ," and diu-
these organs, and by It's cathail,c, a." Of all
retic effectlcfeanses the whole s's''" v
led humOrs.
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The Coming Utah Election.

OMAHA, September I9.-It Is feared there
may be trouble during the coming political
campaign in Utah. and General Howard
yesterday sent one company, and will to-
day send one from Fort sydney, to rein
force the garrison at Fort Douglass, salt
Like CITY
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Especial telegram 70 tbe Dispatch.I
HARRIsosBuRG, September 10.-Major
John W. Daniel had the day to himself.
His audience was large and attentive. HIS
speech was the best he ever made here,
and did much good.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 19.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat active, firm. and higher se9glsr,
red winter 81 .0l cash. sl.01sMtf.0lk sepiem-
Der; No. Chicago spring, t1.0I cash. Corn act
i've, Arm, and higher: exc. cash and September,
prices higher: 32c. cash, 31sc. septemttr, 31Afa
8 lsc. October. Pork strong and higher. goo
s2I22S cash, September, and October. Lard
strong and higher; fl2.20@tl2.Z2t cab, Sep
tcmber, and October. Bulk quiet: .hould-
ers, %; short-rib. slt.l2S; short-clear slf.j5.
whskey steady at t1.20.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, September 49, Cotton-Net re-
closed steady: sales, l4s.00O bales; september,
ti2.o3; October, tll.57msil.5s November,
tlL3t: December, til.32Gsii.33; January
<11.37@sll.3S February. tllA7@s1l.4s
March, s1l.576sl1.Ss; April. sil .6s@4ii.6 SO
May ~ 10; June, 81 .eeeSs 100 July, sil.ss
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NEW YORK COTTON ytrTIpy.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 10. lss2.
ARRIVED.
schooner X. q. Robinson, sooy. Phila 6elphil.
coal, :. II. Halves.
schooner Mary and Francis. CULLEN, Phiiaacl-
phia, coal, Richmond and DanyiIie Railroad COM
pany.
schooner Grace Watson, Ewing. Philadelphia
coal J. II. Bigger.
schooner Agnes Repplier, Lloyd Philad ephia
coal Crump 4 West.
SAILED.
Steamer Roanoke, Couch, New York, mcrchsr-
disc and passengers, G.. W. Alien & Co, agents.
steamer Ashland. Carr. Philadelphia, merChan-
disc. j. W. McCaTrick, agent
steamer ARIEL, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mall, merchandise. and passengers, l.. Il. Tatrm
superintendent.
CLEARED.
Brig Solario Dr.. MalOnv. Rio Janoro. dOur
Haxall-Crenshaw Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, sEPr'R -, 1882 q.
[By Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway Company tand sailed on returnl.
steamer AccOmac, Delk. merchandise and pas
sengcrs. Smithheld Che slpcake and ohio Railway
Company and sailed on rctuml.
Schooner Edwin, Ryan. New York. to load
slaves, Chesapeake and ohio Railway Companp.
SAILED.
steamship Ksnawha, Greenwood. New LONDON,
Conn, coal. Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Com
pdny.
Schooner u. n. Jones, Pearce. Haverstraw. y.
Y. coal, Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

GREENFIELD, Mass, September ia
collision occurred to-day near Zoar station
on the Troy and Greenfield railroad. be-
tween two freight trains. One conductor
one brakeman, and one fireman were killed
and both trains were totally wrecked. Th,
accident was caused by disobedience OF or.
dcrs
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Oregon Senaforship.

sALHN, OREGON, September 19.-M a
Republican caucus last night John II.
Mitchell was nominated United States
senator by thirty-four votes. His oppp-
nents claim this is his entire strength.
Twelve more are required to elect. The
Democrats have nominated Judge Z. =.
Prime
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Shin Bottom In.

KEY WEST, FLA, September 19.-Cap-
tain Burrows. OF the steamship Rio Grandc,
just from Galveston, reports passing on
sunday last large vessel, apparently n
ship, bottom up, 100 miles south by west
from South Pass.
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TOBACCO, CIGARS. de.

ID WHITLOCK, l4ij MAIN STREET,
/ manufacturer Of TIC following nne brands .
CIGARS:
MODEL. LITTLE FLORA,
la EsTELLE, FILLABISfERU,
PICNIC, MHlTLOtk's KEY WEST,
MOZART. CHICK, s
LILY BELLE, and ORIENTAL
Also dealer ia the following brands Of flSk TO
BACCA at manufacturer prices
DIANSgA, EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAIN,
PIONEER. ROUGH A>O READY l5c. plogsh
BALLs PAT,
ATLANTIC, Sc.
Send for pr.es-list. Ny SfSos
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COIIfery Horror i'm Germany

BERLIN, September 19.-An explosion Of
fire-damp has occurred in a mine near
Dortmund. Twenty persons were killed
or injured.
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UNDERTAkERS.
.,.soIUTIONs a PARTNERsHIPs

RICHMOND, VA, september g. lesZ.
gr,ur FIRM OF BALDWIN x JEN-
xIxs ber.tofore engaged In the wholesale
boot and shoe business in this city, Is ms cav u
solved by mutusl conn. az /. JrNkINs.'
sc l9-3w Wa
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HoRsr0RD's AcID PHOSPHATE he
PREsuING DRiNg.--Dr. A. j.. Hail. ran"
haven, n. Y. says: at forms an eAes MI,
lent substitute for lemon JUICE, anu J"
furnish refreshing drink Tor me SICK.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, september 10, 1852.
sALEs-FTRsr BoARD.-l0 shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred stock at 5s..
SECOND BoARp.-l0 shares Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta Railroad stock at 54L. 10 do. at sac
~ shares Columbia and GrcenvilIe Railroad pre-.
fcrrpd stock AT go
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Failure.

AUGUSTA, GA, september 10.-W. r.
Anderson Il Co.. dry-goods merchants,
have assigned. Liabilities, $4,000; nomi-
nal assets. $4,000.
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By Telegraph
NEW NORA.

NV YORK. september I9-N.0n.-Stotk. duli
and lower. Money. 7 Ter cent. Exchange ,ng.
lN3k: snort As. state bonds generally TN
changed. Governments irregular.
ErtHtu Exchange. 4N3. Governments
generally unchanged; new . -. lul new ~.
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state without feature. Treasury b1ialcts { oiE.
s-5ggG: currency. $1,000.
stock, opened weah: clo-cd strong.
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