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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

NOTTCE.-The subscriber having pur-
IN chased the stock in the store occupied By David
Walsh, the business will hereafter be conducted by
him.
He expects In q few days. good assortment of
Boots Shoes of nearly every description, and hopes
by attention to business and endeavors to please
'' ' f-'- DAVID h. WALSH
Having sold my stock to my SON, David III.
Walsh, respectfully solicit for him continuance of
the patronage heretofore extended to me. shall
my cid customers. DAVID WALSH.
Richmond, Oct. IL, "a oc 18-6t
HERRING'S
PATENT FIRE.PROOF SAFES.
TH e Subscribers are the authorized
l. Agents for the sale Of HERRING'S Worlds
Fair Premium SAFES.
sale, secured with Halls Patent Powderproof and
KNOWLES l. WALFORD,
Corner Main and Ilth sts
Where can be seen certificates and testimonials of
the security of Herrins's fire and burglar proof Safe
! Morrison 4 MsSsble, Petersburg. Va; C. Il G. B.
Tate and others, New Orleans; w. T.. Gennins and
Others, New York Lewis Go and Others, Phila-
~ and Others Cheraw, Q. and more than 90 9TH
ers: from all parts OF the United States, Canadas,
and other psrts OF the world. oc ls-2w
+ r. s. C.-NorIcE- Instant
Ae Relief and Speedy Cure for Coughs, Colds Cen.
Group. Bronchitis can be obtained Of all druggists
and merchants In the country and Richmond and
wholesale and retail of Messrs Purcell. Ladd Co,
and Of THOMAS LEONARD,
Governor street.
frice . cents per bottle. oc2l
CAPITAL 50,OO0-COMMERCIAL
~ SAvINGs BANK.-Ofics at the store Of
Depositors in this institution viii receive six per
cent, on sl sums remaining on dePoaite .ix months
or longer and five per ssnt for .hS5ssr time
=. Z. BaooKE. Treas jys-ss
ITO ENGINEERS AND SURVEYOR
4 For sale, . II inch Enslish THEODoLiTE.
Richmond and York river Railroad &C le0 yMce'
NJ Office All persons having claim.
~ essinst the estate OF Geo. Wsshinston Atkin-
son. dee,a, Will present them for settIement: and
f:.'; M s,si - ~. sss set
oe 0-lof- Geo Wsshiustop Athiuson, decd
NOTICE. hereby inform the public
that goods intended for trauspostatioa over the
Richmond and Danyilie Railroad win mAet with
prompt attention on delivery, and forwarded with
Merchants will confer great favor. and much q.
ciitste ouslnes. b marking disfiseAv the name Of
eoStisnss and station ON each article. In no case
Vii s1ocs De received for diasrsnt stations on the
Freight IN ali easss viii 30 required "a 81 p.is
. ~ 'ssnssf0er hours sssss S:,sy. & &c De.
g. & 70 Z. fovs., ~, ggs q G
80 ''-' Il 9a o. Fl ilns upy,...A. A...t.
WOODS SUPER PHO6PHATE OF
go e - sD " wolrHAx 90.
MEXICAN GUANO.-2O tons. for ssie
- y 90 EDWIN woATfiAM = co.
=
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LADIES FAIR.-The ladies of Grace ST
Baptist Church will hold Fair, comm encing or
MONDAY next, the sd inst. Ut Boshers Hall.
oc 2S-SC*
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FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.-Belyi-

= dere Msnufactnring Company are now prepared
size or weight, at the shortest notice. Also Stray
and Maneila Wrapping. The Mill having been
thoroughly repaired, we can now furnish paper for
Mill In the Union. All orders must be ad6ressed 10
RlCH'D d. SANXAY.
secretary belvidere Mannfacturipg Go.
TEkMs.-Au sums over ei00 month"; for civ
negotiable pepper, under 500 cash - ao-fs
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lscsor Ia IAN Gan,ALkLEY, General Agent and Col.
tors Of g. Psst ss'y r Nam and Cary over the
IniI GS, William: Brother sstIs. I've, Wos-
W a P.ss,.os. '. 4. Psaks }. b. ssister "a 81.
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M oDONALD'S REGALIA MANI

MI oDONALD'S REGALIA MANU-
NI FACTORY-The subscriber wonld respect
fully announce to the members of the various Ofde,
that he has changed his location to Locust Alley OBJ
posite Odd Fellow1 Hall, where he VIII have inn-
proved and increased facilities for the manufacture OF
all kinds of REGALIA, COSTUMES, BADGES
FLAGS, BANNERS, &c, &c. All work warranted
to be OF as good quality and low In price e. from
any other similar establishment In the United States
Address - 80 - 80
EDWARD MCDONALD, Agent,
oc Z-dIm Richmond, Va.
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T1WENTH DOLLARS REWARD.-

= Tho following negroes absconded from the
Coss Hssss l1 Hsnsieo county. yesterday mornina,
any jail in the State = ~
0EOk0E, black negro. 5 fact inches In hefsht
year old intelligent sprightiy locking eeneraijv
smues wnen spoken to-mouth small for 4 nero
euata jail - . runaway S@s - Az
!. SPENCER, black negro. fat III inch.. II
n06es very wide aeros. the shoulders a. vr6sh hut
s ~; powstsi looking man. e years old-a burn on
forehead. almost invariabIY suiss vhsn suoi a -
ne vs. rsised y John Hsrt1r Hunt. IL Pirsslvsnia
county: g 36-dts JllO. T. WEETH. AT.
IN OTTO E.-All persons having claims
aeeln& the estats oi CHASTAIN rARRAR.
eee, are requested 70 prssoat them 70 Mr. G. B.
Lpscome. properly authenteats1; spd those indeb,-
90. 70 make psymsat 20 hin withest delay.
G n. HARnAk, Exsx
&C 5-lW az a. Farm. hen,1.
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NOTICE. All persons having claims
~ against the estate Of JOHN LYNCH, decd, are
requested to present properly authenticated to
the undersigned. And all those indebted to the ssd
estate are requested to settle their respective dues
with as little delay as possible. III
r. NJ. BURTON, Administrator
seH-ts With the Will annexed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

FAIRFIELD RAoEs-Owlng to the large
10 circulation, the Gate-Keepers at the Fairfield
Course will not be permitted to receive any of
that denomination during the Race week. Persons
attending the Races, will bear this In mind.
oe 2l-5t JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor
A CARD.-Haping to 60 West about the
middle of November, will give attention to any bu
yiness entrusted to me in that section Communica-
tions nlsy be addressed to at Chicago illinois,
through the house of Messrs Warren & Perkins, In
Richmond. JOHN D. WARREN,
oc 20 dim Atty at Law.
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NOIICE.-Mr. b. ID. Burton having by
IN a Deed dated = day of September, 1854, and re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of
Richmond conveyed to in trust for the benefit Of
his creditors, all debts due to him by Bond, Note
Open Account, or otherwise. we hereby require all
persons indebted to him to settle their respective
debts with with him, who 10 our authorized
agent, with a. little delay possible much longer
Indulgence will not be aiven.
OF. lanes lanes pDfgfkTE SP, Trustees.
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. HE MISERs in California, who have n..d
1nMiE - PREMIUM BITTERs, decisrs ths,r
euush, ns weight In gold, In preventing colds nd
II IL oM constant exposure. Whila min then,
iun.. for the weather to affect the hesS -
the princsss ~ cents per bottle. TO be had 81 iii
sIsewhsrsp druggists In the city Of Richmond ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

NOTICE.-The undersigned have formed
BURTON GREENHOW. for the purpose Of con.
Quoting GROCERY and COMMISSION BUsI-
NESS They have taken the hous0oulSth between
Main and Cary Streets recently occupied by j. M
Garland, ESQ., and will keep constantly on hand a
general assortment Of Family Groceries, Wines Ii.
auor ke and VII give their personal attention to
tne sale OF al Produce entrusted to their care
b. NJ. BURTON
n n r. IaN sxxy
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BOARD OF TRADE. CITY OF RICHMOND, T
Secretary's Office, 18th, Oct., 1857 :
COMMITTEE OF ARBITRATION for the en-
sAML MORDEcAI, Chairman.
LEWIS WEBB, JAMES DUNLOP,
BENZ. w. RICHARDSON, JAMES GRAY.
oc 1876
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NEw CLoAKs, FuRs, CuRrAIr Coon.

New CLoAKs, FURs, CURTAIN Goops
SILKS AND DRESS Coops.
New style CLOTH and SATIN
more Antique and Velvet CLOAKS
Fine vlCTORINES. MUFFS, &c.
"or4 tea md Satin DAMASKS, BROCATELLES
COTTONS of all colors and styles
Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
Furniture CHINTZ
Splendid DRESS SILKS
1ennoSE Delsines and Plaid VALENrCAs
rr ;enen Ma6kOiDERIES, In great variety
Fsm;in n RYE nur -, Stoves and HOSIERY
All these Goods just received BY
oc <-lm THO0sH
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FOR SALE-Several very
= III excellent secondhand PIANO
nm III III FORTES, with all the modern i'm
provements, at No. 146, Main st., in
the rooms lately occupied by MINIS l. Watson, and
opposite Kent, Paine l. Kent's new store.
IA O,S
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pRANDTEs, VINES AND CIG1Rs.-

~ DUDLEY l. CO. have in store very saperic
lot OF the above, which they will sell in quanttie
to suit purchasers:
so Casks Dark and Pale Brandies
100 do Port, Msdeira aud Sherry Wines
IS bhls Old Rye Noun arm Whiskey
Old Schie dam Hollsnd Gin
Jamaica and st. Croix Rum
Scotch and Irish Whiskey
oc I6I dials. ~ NAN QrprrT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-24

RATHS BATHS! BAyHS !!!-Hot,
from seven 4. NJ, to ten O'Clock, p M at the Hair
Dressing, Shaving and Shsmpooning Saloon. under
the American Hotel. 6inels Bath Is cents or tick.
cts Tor Sl-entrance on 18th stree A o.
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Stationery At their own expense. In cases OF pro
tracted sickness deduction will be made for alb.
sepce.
a. Panpeletscontsinin the Plan of the Institute
may be obtained at the Bookstores OF Messs Harold
Z Murray, James Woodhouse, Chas. WORKMAN, Geo.
M. West, w. Randolph, A. Morris w. A. Buffers
and Knowles T. Walford. = : :
~ Applications for admission. or inquiries in
BASIL MANLY, j., President Of the Institutes Rich.
mond, Va J. B. JETER
se lI-dtI4oc Presidentiof the Trustees.
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, CIR.
L CULAR SAW-MILLS, he Tho subscribers
are prepared to furnish Portable and Stationary
scrptons OF Machinery, with dispatch, and warrant.
ed Of best materials and workman hp at their works
on Cary st.. next to the City Gas WORKS.
oc 9-3m BURR ETTEN0EH.
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU-
SAND DOLLARS-RICHMOND AND DAN
ny

nMu MY .no9sAnd do!lsrS mortgaEed Bonds Of Che
Richmond and Danvile Railroad COMPANY Arc nov,
offered for sale, made redeemable h FIVE wears from
the GATE thereof and the interest payable semi-sn.
nualy at the ONCE of the company n kichmopd
Pieted to Dsnville In twelve months from this time.
a. d tS to invest may apply either at the
James Brown, Jr. or Robt H. Mary. -
jy 7-x6md p. VAN DEURSON Tre.su,.,
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w street. Srd door below End street-Respectful.
y announce to their friends and the pubiic renera
y that they have associated the for
the purpose of REPAIRING AND POLISHING
FURNITURE, and hope by strict attention to busi.
N. B:-Person. who wish their FURNITURE RE.
PAIRED at their residences, can have iFdone BY
leaving their orders with US. All orders thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
NEWTON LIPscoMB. WARwIcK M. WOODWARD.
Sn--d1mA
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e. j. II. McCAMPBELL.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Lexington, Va,
DRACT1SES in the Courts of Rock
Il bridge, Augusta, Bath, Botstourt, and Lynch.
sion, a. he has done for the last SIX YEARS
Strict attention paid to the Collection of Claims,
and promptremittaaee made. iy 29-6rn
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MONETARY PROSrECTs.

We see by the Cincinnati papers that the
merchants of that city have agreed to take at
par, all the Indiana free banks which resto' es
confidence to this currency. The bankers or
that y,in view Of this agreement amor the
merchants, have agreed not to sell exchange
above premium for six months, and not to
return the Notes Of any for redemption for
the same period. These banks are all secured
By public stocks, and are safe if any banks
are. The large Notes on the Kentucky
Trust Co., are secured by stocks and mort
cages, and are good for their face, but the
small denominations under FIVE dollars, are
not secured. The State Stock Bank, at
vincenocs, Ind, and the Branch bank OF the
same State, are provided with bullion to re-
doom its circulation, and has never failed te
do so when called upon.
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NY Messrs j. G. Lauman & Bro, have
just received their last shipment of fall and
winter goods, and are now, willing as ever,
to show goods. Their stock consists of every
article in the dry goods and grocery line, Sc
lected by themselves with great care, at the
East, and expressly for this market. They
have on their shelves very fine assortment
of prints, wooden fabrics, such as Delains,
Bareges, and the thousand aud one other
fanciful names of articles which none but the
Ladies arc familiar with, well calculated,
when put up in fashions best pattern to
make the external man look neat and COM
Portable, to which they invite all who need
that which to repel the approaching blasts of
winter, to give them call. They have also
fine lot of fresh groceries, and an extensive
assortment of hardware, to which they invite
the public to call, examine and try. Re-
member the place, 'ssunny side" of Jefferson
street, Immediately on the corner, front on
the River.
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THE FIRE YESTERDAY.

The alarm of fire was made on Yesterday
morning about O'Clock, on Columbia street,
and all hands rushed pell NELL into the street
in the direction Of the fire. In a few mo-
ments, three or four hundred persons was on
hand, some with buckets, and some
with axes, mounted the building. 1t was q
small frame, one story, and it was sport for
few old rangers to quench spark. twas
sublued in few moments. Our fre-mer
did their best, but got to the ground just as
the smoke was giving its last curl. 1t is nc
small matter to bring an Engine of the size
of ours from the Engine Housc, and be on hant
as soon as men in the immediate vicinity Of
the FIRE, can mount the roof. They did ad.
mirably, and We think they should be com
mended, rather than blamed.
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PlrTsBrRGn, Oct. 81, P. NJ.
Rivr unchanged.
BY TEl.EG 1sfsII.


MONTREAL, Oct. 2l.-A dispatch from DR..
Rae dated York Factory, August 4th, has
been received by Sir George Simpson, Gov
ernor of the Hudson Bay Territory, nara
ting the discovery Of the remains Of Sir John
Franklin and his companions. They were
strayed to death in the spring of 1850, to the
northwest of Fox river. The Montreal
Herald says: "We yesterday dispatched
special messenger to the Hudson Bay Com
pany's House at Lachine; through the kind
ness OF Sir George Simpson, we are enabled
to LAY before our readers the following out
lines of dispatch received by him yesterday
from DIR. Rae, who has been absent on the
coass since LIST June, 1858, and returned to
York Factory, on 28th August last, from
whence he forwarded letters by express to
Sir George Simpson, via the Red River Set
Element.
After briefly noticing the result of his own
expedition, he proceeds to state that from
the Esquimaux he obtained certain informa.
ton OF their beng starved to death, and Of
the loss Of their ships which were crushed ia
the ice while making their way south to Great
Fish River, near the outlet of which party
OF whites died, leaving accounts of their suf-
ferings in mutilated crosses. This informa-
| ton, although not derived from the Esaui-
maux who communicated with the whites and
who found the remains, but from another
band who obtained the details uiva roce,
may be relied upon. No doubt is left of the
touth OF the report, as the natives had in
their possession various articles of Europe
an manufacture, which had been in posses
sion OF the whites; among these, several sill
yer spoons, forks. &C., on one Of which was
engraved ''Sir John Franklin, X. b. G.,''
while Others have crests and initials which
indemnity the owners as having belonged to
the Inflated expedition. Some drawings
also were found and have been sent down.
The fearful tragedy must have occurred in
the Spring Of 1850"
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Or IN SEvxN.-Of seven candidates nom.
mated by the Republicans only one is q
Wing.
This is fair, VIC suppose, for there is not
one in seven among true Wings. whom the
fusionists can expect to support the ticket
[Chicago Joornal.
Right well said, Mons. Wilson, ard you
might have added, not one in seven hundred,
but what should be ashamed TO join the So
called party which have no platform OF prin-
ciples, except what exists in tho minds OF the
oflce-seeking, and the disappointed Demo
Gratis, who are the expounders OF this no.
party faction. For they have no principles,
and their existence, as party, depends not
so much upon principles as this modus oper-
andi as upon their disposition to demolisl
all principle, and to work their way into fa'
Offices by their feats of lofty tumbling, and
tricks of lcgcrdemain. This is their plat
form. l..@ g
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CO This must be cold winter that is APP
preaching us, from the number of stoves
which S. A. Hudson, is selling at his stove
and sheet iron store, just opposite or Office:
either that, or the stoves Of our farmers and
country friends have all given out at the same
time, but let it be whichever way it pleases,
this We know of truth, that we never saw
such number of stoves sold in so short a
time as at Hudson's. They are besides a
very pretty article, which may be one reas on
of their going off so rapidly, Let all who
want stoves call in and see why it is, and
not take our words for it altogether.
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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.-There seems to be,
by the press Of New York, some partially
reliable evidence Of the probable fate of Sir
John and his crew, from certain articles of
plate, found among the Esquimaux, and the
kindred tribes. 1t is more than probable
that Sir John, if his ships, were crushed by
the weight of the ice drifts, went down with
his ships Or was crushed to death with all
his crew, more likely result, than to sup
pose he survived, his ships come to land and
there starved to death. So hardy pioneer
navigator as Sir John never starved to death
on the wild shores Of Labrador.
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BEAurIFuL WEATHER.--The sun never fell
more lovingly npon the Garth, than it has for
the past few days, and the moon SAYS more
of the same sort left, so we may expect now
our Indian Summer, which is the most pleas
ant part of the year in this latitude. Would
that it would last till the LIST of March 1893,
for we don't hate, but dislike very much
these cold, biting North-westers, that make
poor mortals feel almost like they were part
and parcel Of glacier or ice berg.
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From the n. \, Express, of Monday.
.arytcHl Of the Crescent Ciiu
AT NEW YORK

The steamship Crescent City, Captain Nc
Gowan, from New Orleans, 5th, inst. and
Havana 9th, arrived at this port on Satur-
day.
On looking over our files of Havana pa
pers. we do not see anything worthy of es-
pecial notice. There is the usual speculation
about the destiny and commerce of Cuba,
&c. Everything SCENES to have settled down
since the arrival Of Gen. Concha.
The Diario and the Gaceta are specializing
upon the reported death of Steffanone, but
they do not know whether or not to ere lit the
rumor from Vera Cruz nor New York.
The people the GuinO offered Gen. Coucha
Ball, in honor Of his incoming administra-
ton.
According to the Prensa there is to be a
great Bull Fight in the Place Belascoain for
the benefit Of the orphans and widows OF
those who suffered in Madrid by the revolu-
ton
In Bahia Honda, the Junta Municipal have
named commissioner to felicitatc General
Concha, upon his advent there, &C., &c. A
lie Dunn is to be chanted, the place to be H.
Illuminated, arch Of triumph, fireworks, &c.,
and they talk Of a grand Ball, in which,
among ''swect champagne" there shall be
Senoritas, Caballeros, and various other
good things.
Gen. Concha has ordered, perhaps express
sed wish is the better phrase, that the
coach be sold for the benefit of the poor.
MIR. Soule's various performances, letter
writing, war-like and diplomatic, were the
topics of discussion in some Of the papers,
The Yankee Frenchmae is clearly m incom-
prehensability to the Dons.
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D. S. Ebersol has just received splendid
assortment of fine shooting apparatus, con-
sisting Of single and double barrel towing
pieces, Stubs celebrated twist single and
double barrel, and Aliens and Colts four
and six shooters. Game bags, powder TASKS,
horns, and every other appurtenance neces-
sary to complete an outfit for a hunting ex-
petition. lie keeps everything of the kind
on hand, and designs to sell to please custo-
mers. Call and see his assortment, q few
doors north Of the Barrett House.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

CHLoRoFoRN VESSELS FOR AMERICA: A let.
ter from Paris, it is stated reports two ves-
sells Of two thousand tons burthen each. arc
in the course of construction at Nantez to
ply between Havre and New Nork the en-
gines Of xhicl are to be worked by chIoro-
form. This is recent French adaptation.
and it was reported some time back, thai ex-
perimcnts were being made in France with
the view of applying it as motive to ships.
If one succeedsin reaching America, it will
be a curiosity.
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s61iA Clergymen writing to the "Presby-
tsfA states that il i difficult to hear a
gospel sermon preached in New England -
It 10 Slf anti-fugitive slave law, and Anti
Nebraska. This we thirk out West Is Ger
tainly very sad aexhbitsos of the strife Of
mse1lsys had seyefcsce, for the sacred word,
xes4 iaas 6ssHmes will depart from their
sacfsa fdJcli66j, 70 become poIiticsi Draw
lsrs u thssFulp:ts on athe sabbath day.
WIst6Id jkcS n SsSh tlfat Innings" and they
OH turn about to their 6rst loyc. We COM
mend this as . specific,
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BODY F0UxD.-The body Of man, un-
known, was seen floating in one of the shutes
putting into the Mississippi river, yesterday
about one o'clock. The man who discovered
it, went with q skif and dragged II to-shore,
and came to this city for the Coroner. The
body seemed from its, appearance. to have
been in the water some eight or ten days, as
it was much decomposcd. Coroner's in
guest-death, causs unknown.
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evRSssssgsnst q being entered into
besween the Banks Of Ohio, Wheeling, Ken.
Enoky, and the Stats bank Of Indiana, which
viii restorel confidence, ssnd9bf4g quiet to
this money, panic. il is charseable to the
Cincihiati, ma Chicago brokers, uniting to
di:a1edt t. bssk pss~;ef Indiana, and get
fhto circulation the psper Of the Illinois
bsnts, which Is On no better basis than the
InAiaaar honks. s. ~ "a gsseg .ae.s,s.
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New Yoak, Oct. q, T. N.

Flour trife higher; 1000 barrels sod
Ohio SS 50 to $S 81; $500 Southern SO 81.
Wheat firm, with upward tendency. Sales
10000 bushels corn Western mixed 19lc to
SOLE. Pork a trihe higher; sales 600 bar
rels Mess at $l2 81, Prime $ll 81 to $ll 81.
Beef firm; country Mess $ll to $ll so, re-
packed Chicago $l4 % to Is. Lard FIRM
Lead quiet. Kentucky tobacco y. Money
active. Stocks heavy.