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SEw YoEK, Oct A.-COtton il tul-Aales Of 500 bales
prices unchanged Flour has sdrHncedaes Of II
bbls state Sc 40 SC 20; Ohio, Sc Is Sc S. standard
sousheru 81 Is s. So Wheat has adrsaeed-szles Of
40 600 bushels; red 81 50 S. 81 white 81 81 c.
Corn has sdancsd-sAes Of . 900 bushels southern mixed
g. cents Pork Etssdy-uess, $40 IS per barrel Besf
hrm-Chcago repAcksd, SO 80 sIl Lard il dan Al 49,
csuts whisky Is hrn-oho, ss1S eeuts- Coffee dull
Rio 70 III Sugar closed buoyan1-orlesns oeu
EolHSes MuscOvAdo, a. "a Spiri turpen
tine ID firm - Rosin Il steady and unchanged
Tobacco frm-Ksntucky, II Il cents. Rice quiet at a.
. ceurz- FrsightS STEADY.
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TrEAsurr Dsr.RTxrrI,
Mar 80, lEsS
hOIiCE = asfcby gwen isu-s puu-
an II Congress II 2ad Juy 1881
u.reo Ngvsmssr ners
N tsereon ain
Tins e-p4Etn-u purchase pruf
rudemYon HF terefor foosaE preuEu n
dsy purchase. win On.
aHys inerrsI for map-y rrach ne vendor
5uy inclusive, per On
uae Hnsunls specified ne crruhcaers
received between the - und 1l days August
ausf IN q cenLs
And o. sseh sok recsigrd nsf s rs azy q Aura. 10. -
1-rrun and ds asdo iH,e-e 0uy win 10
psis-
Cracs n sur uiauk znsurin updr @ nuslns mus, 4. an
purras-s monsy when Fzsos Juy,
yen si-o be ss-sn~d b. No slscthodsr,
or1srwss bs Puyssas = hsrsaahars-
And natus far1her gwen haadcFs ~ uns
VII purchase ne same hct~rrn ~ lsr
anv duy Dec-nber uur
sadnou scorasd u asF a me avaend
fnl-rr ssys aaaouAi @ ths r-srh
ne vendor. fufov-inF " pr.uiuuns
ON siscA d premium 81 20 pr cent
81 $50, ~ -
And "a sisrk s-u.a sepsrmb lss,
monty cu~c T.ran-fndsurny rrrn5un -
crt8scu.r nnsutss should aasrp@S
20 t uils6 parry susd nc HnnsY and
prrvoas In guy, me currrB hn yraf Interest
W P-.uf sFnckhdsr, sahs~-s
interest year auy u bc pzHhe him hsF.
psfort.
Ray.nt frFuins VII hs made ~ das u.
a-.nna srasursr 81 Boston Yerk, PsaephIn
parties receive ne munry may ssrecL
JAMES GUTHRIE
Mrv aa-diHigvur Secretary of Gss Trrasuyy.
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TIE WORDS DON'T SUIT TEE MUSIC.

As the spirit Of sechonAlism is becoming and
oaous NORTH several Of the organs Of black rspub
Rcans have confined their music Of late Unon-loEing
and misunderstanding Listen the Boston
Atlas:
Men Of the free States what yoa candidates who
confess they the minority, and yet declare that the nj
nurty the majority shall rulsf WhHt sny yOu 10 tbs
demand power and Office made BY candidates who
they VIII power and Office rend thls Uuial
der whenever they please, and they can r
men Of the free States what say you the follow
ing?
Should this fn lthe election Of Fremont no true mar
would be any longer safe here from the Szsaut Of the
giant ogarchy who would then rule with iron hand
For the free North would then be left the choice Of peaos
same unconditional surrender Of every principle held
dear b. freemen."
The above language wGs uttered b. Hon r. r Spinner
Of the Fremont candidates for Congress the State
New York. Vow, let hear what Ward Beecher says
another chosen vessel Of black repubIicKnism:
The people levy inaugursts r vuluon
relieve Kansas until they have first
do BY voting If this peaceful remedy should f. 70 Be
applied this year, then fss people ri1 The Eissy
gay-to rt~s IN and tArOE o gOpeHeH thar
fAaf q old Ksg George, rsUrs GnOsr Or year, ana
tAsH aguia-"
And again M Hurlburt leading Frenontsr declared
Little Falls New York
Rarkor an adutf an0aor savs tuts ss the o8nsdrarr
EDoAld GsssoiDs a.
Rather than endure the Of such another rear,
governmental ntAny Pierce, DouglEa, COmpGny have
inflicted rs, p0uLd dissolve = Asg Hsapen-"
The Ere True American Of the leading Fremont pa
peu IN PeunsylTAniA, says:
This tEaddls about the UnIOE and itI pree-vafsou
silly and sioksnng for any good eject We aak ne u
ry 81 sHys slave trO-A than UKIoSs Con
UxTvEEsE H0LB-"
We might h not eolumnS BAT whole pages Of the U'sr
with extracts from speeches Of the Fremont orators viii
sentiments equally Etroe0us those have given Il
for the Boston AtAs the New York Tribune
the Herald 70 change their The words Of black re-
pubIcaaiEm Do s1if the music Of the Union
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To. folszisg Eambers q Conrudafrd
LsfuFy Maryland tar ls Abehf q M Conohdzt-s Leres
mariana. ela.s e, dr1HB ocsssor n, sa5ss
10 Is &c 81 81 p II = Is g -
ID. fuopnr m. ne numbers rs Puspsca Iulu,
L0Tlsry class %, draNR OclsbeT u, Is5S.
6 70 Ct r. ~ q : 6 e q 20 70 G.
Il FRANCE a %, Esusssrs
D. q NrPH.IL, Commissioned
Del
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Know Al persons by these presents thx r.leasa1
and herrhy rt,.sr tr stz. Il Texss from
ca
Der for me q -, ~ lnfe r-pubFr a
be- redeemed UBnad use Or ~
u IL Cnnxr,ss enxea
q snrb creditors q
pretended Congress q -xe~n bun
dfy, rna a -,
II lie Stair q VeEasr Hppr0vrc the E u Fcsrus
A. witness my hand o
a9-atIslIEn
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A4sna a. lua4
whsEs-s islo~As t1ini u c~Ass.s bses-s
JOINT RESOLUTION srssaans ne ams NJ "a rssa~n =
Texas % pFsssaf tbsiT eisinA
Es.s,s 9. ss. 81 s-., q y a u.
ne q al ~ ma 2eh FehSasy
p1hs q Teas q ave dis .e q cass. o sep
sases s ls soee - pass ssserl.e.sss "a ass gsea
wisch payment sppssBraisc - aea
@ ss a :; s Z s @ ss .s 81 e presence
june ss @ hs 1 s s a. .s . e. l !, y,
s sssrs.. q me Tsaay .s q s4.d ssaas aaa
LsHa. s sans Sua 2 nc sun q 5es haaasss aal
prssalsd % Tra.a Dep.snl p,as . as .sie M q
is f. sso y % a@s as. = ,ss aass1s = SAD
tb bals q asp q ne saia bonds esrhesasa % sviSsaess u
sent aHe prove e same me Te.-s Dspssme between me
pops unlIed sla,ss r saas Il Tenas
ts re sa snaIe q ne s.d .esen an seseA hundred -na
Of INC TIras AuhaE Esa and required asihls and ms
dollars hen remaining IN NE ss al ma
S@a - A .ss ~ i ss i as shs
Approved August lss lasG.
Notice ksrsE EBen bonds ceracaaes and evil
Of rpubc OF Texas pre-
department Last
Su me viii be seeded and reiG thereon
presented dag
a January accompanied win tbs evidence u tr
ssnuneDes, with Hnsgnmruls UAited
give department ths custody af such bonds,
eyidefres relsnses Uned Texas
In aeeoEdGnes win ha proEonz az the az Gonsas 81 so
February, 1855
Tins department require evidence sruuirsneas
presented with certificates comptroller
Texas under Of bs Bur pos1sses
verifying cerlcaie bonds nnd prunissoy
republic % Texas and presented
The S1ais The and proof s
u the asr se certificate Of The comptroller Of ne STATE %
Texas, charge orslnr relating
Of republic 81 Texas
The and releases he
presence Secretary ls
chief clerk thereof in the Of pubr
the Assistant chief CLERK notary rod be
certified notary under ma holdex
CITY Washington, be done presence nsWisauna
treasurer, surveyor eusans in the presence
and ihe noIay pus and be esrlaa
sral and srs A
he place where me nav
be executed beurs u REGARD uae
and thereof Witnessed "a i'm
II ,-s
Inc and RELEASES rsrs cav
Unsed consul and be Witnessed esred m han uuor
las consular SEAL All persona executing
declare, oaf before me osuv c,rrt az
consul The be- thar
uhcAts oer evidences Of
consul must ncnae te FACT u aas Declaration
u acknowledgment
assigned pledge name sffAs Manly sa
me beneficial resduay sx A. ss,,ss
in The Affidavit and release ,.lr.u. ~
Texas mus be duly executed by such pary WIN se A.
gARsH and releases f0 e person rnos. fsvor rr,zp-ut
payment = requested
One sHdiled eerhca s more 4idencs az ,u
character Of debt ry be iBcusea IN the sune
rsisases and sasE Of ownership, correcfy
aescibea ~ nunbsTs duis and syee
lSse Of the saas Of Texas, 81 rpub-
he ssusd By the republic a TsEas accocs
Of each
assignments GATED STATES may be saa. ia roumuu
form releases saouic according sub,ols
ed-A and T. LANES GUTHRIE
srorrts-y q dhs Tsrasu1.
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WHERE nErET CLAY WOULD b POUND II

On TIE 18th say Of November, 1859, Hsnry Clay dslir-
ssd speech LsEiagton Ksutuuky, upon the oneus IN
ths political horizon in the Of which be said
III TIE agitation rsgHrd the fuEitrsssrs Law should
continue and inorssa, and become alarming win lead q
The formation q two parties; o~ the Unou and
o. other ugoiu the Union. Present parties have been
created By divisions q opinion the system q national
yotry = the finance, free trsds PrutectioDths i'm
prnrssnf 81 rivers and kEborsthe distribution 81 the
proceeds q public lands ke brf thrss syssms q policy
srngnT ust q the sdanistaau q the EoFsruent q the
ln0n, lose al bs interest and inPortspes thSt Union b.
dissolved thsy sink into utter insgp6cancs before the Al
Important Psrvavs and pAramouut interest u the Union
ssG And the platform % that Onion party VII be the
1"'"-, the const,uan and the s-sus~f II - lu And
Should Be- necessary form surh party, Hnf rbOui6
ns HooordneT fgrmed au-ou-os Eyf fhss place
= r 'Asf Ur'os parry, wHA-rvEH nsr m ~ oonro
TEET ELEmEwTE~
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yotiee-E-street Bowling safso !.

liz Undersigned desms anything
q saloon. psuOns fuzzy fy thsl,
add, whai been a Viii oonffnus be
tAauks lr pstrnnnFs, offer per~us mating
hgheai n paH ih thiry ha FROM ocagiT
Der a. lss6, splendd gid and
= 7. MAKR
Ou B-diw' Frgpuesur
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THE RELIGIOUS ELEMENT ~ THE POLITICAL
ARENA

In one Of bis lAts speeches il Illinois Judge Douglas
said
Instead q preaching what need 70 bsEr-FCbrist
and Elm ernci6sd-thoss hucksterE Of political religion
forget the fundamental prsosPtS q their pruessed
religion forget Him and the mercffuI designs and the
charitabls spit d His ison and amid hes and rtuperz
ton and SANDER hold up the Cross but DouElss
him damDsdF ICbsers and laREhter IL this bnrxh Let
tel Jos porcnn bred the very school %
snd lea speak harskly fspey the abolition
pr.sches q the times received from them from two
thounnnd twenty Eve hundred sermons, filed with
pbsuy hypocrisy, and bsekgusrdisn, preached By inB5e
nsrcenary Minister AgHin whom the accusation b.
bruurht q erver1r the holy Sabbath and Chrsts gospel
70 political ends and in leaving this branch Of subject
say vish preserve religion, and your morHlr
Hn6 y0Hr conscience Purs and keep the q morality
Gospel safe shan these political prsnchert when
the Bible and God dshruDsd By these men shall
come IN this land FrHnss IN -.
The following appears in late number q the Troy
New York; BudEsi:
we learn On What We cannot bu. deem entirely rsliab,
authority, that well nsEninE young here avovs
that be labornr for Frsuazf behalf q the oung MsrF
Christian Assooistioa' u eastern city.
uondsrfai that facts Of tins character which some
70 kBsvedge smost daily, skoud MAKE Ne ana d.no-
heart q suuh inEt-umenia IN pressing religion ~ F
tnct element into srnitiag Potcsl aHursssf Tbs men
vbo primarily responsible fr this prostitution a. n.
Christian religion of utterly destitute Of every
tHsnt o. F"fT They LOOK only 70 the accomplishment a.
nd and are perfectly Reckless 70 t1s But min
ssst and ChrsHh nHocatiuns ought have intelligence
enough - themselves from being he aups q aitic,1
schsmcr and enough regard Tor their holy vOcaou 70 keen
Il unsposd from the world Many q them We regret -
y, have proved themselves devoid u religion a. even
worldly morality While others have shown ooncurFvslv
thai theirs i weakness o. the tntsiect.
Entertaining profound resPeut for tn. rss5ap ne
would not word % dhonor IT. ssssa its boId man
the Pube conscience But point 10 Eucb ssts as
thsf shove ced base prostitution o. Christsuit
cuated 10 impure al Assocatons similar 10 the nns named
ard - bsrst IN the uinas - the undsorinnatnr cher
ouxh contempt for al that bears sacred name wb,. -,
be the effect o Tounr Msus Christian Assocstor
sending missionaries 70 distant cities labor for political
party"
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DEArE kxrrw--Bsrr Aboru. fbe zculptor Who
srecuted the ceebrsfsd hon modelled By Tborraassn
carved out q solid rock Al Lucsns died Recently Con-
s,snre He one q The eminent arrisss o. the
asy.
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= uNthAIN6 PkbMUNITOkf SYMPTOM
~ have been reader Of TIE Tribune ever Eincs n
'A'sd tHsys TIE encinnsf EBquirerl and never khs~
- instance a il rAiziag oy against ths asmocse
oooismPlsssd snas a elections that believed
y and Intended 70 divert Hassntou from shs most a.
''unding schemes n corruption Of ia own friends
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Tie SAREr Hase Con sanr.

PHuAnELPz1A Oct IA The hearing in the Of The
Shiher Hose members this afternoon terminated in the
lease Of al i've Of the prBoDer including John Engh
a Baltimore.
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Episcopal C'OHueH;iOn.

PHrLApEtPH1A Oct A.-In the Episcopal convention
aav the house bishops concurrss fixing upon Richmond
Virginia as the place Of meeting Of the
The house Of deputies coneurred in the fifth article Of
constitution passed By the house Of bishops providing
for . division Of dioceses, making them smaller.
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uvurIIAH RowLEy.- william Rou1ey, who. ia
Eurisnd with hes hrutsef 1utr fng
vbp u Good f7ape. nnd
wu.hurtnn cuuu, Punylvaia
Wis go,n Nlian Heward Il
ss, Lsuanu surisas wH hear -
rhiue ssns sfxtdy .
resy.rrtahe rrn-
period u lie resided IN Yarkshirr.
satisfactory ifupatun Respecting ta
sssss ~ ne William Rovisy w " rewarded application
=
seTn ia-2zsimn
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Know al by fbsss Prer-nsn a r-A.s.,S
and aerehy eea- ubilee frQn 81 f-s
iAhaIy ciEin Scr
number -, fer tbe sum q - isssed ~ r.pubsir ~
Texas, fas a.. w.,
be- receem~c By The Uuieu
prx,a. 49, -
ehsnd-c of CaHsers Of ,is,.- hu.
d-d ind Ely approved
SUITE o. Texas, approved IA. lsl FehruRrJ l
As m hand seal
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ny c ". BoTELER- ,-,,..
TRUSTEES SALE or An rrTENETyE COLLECTION or
lrS Eacfnsy suhser ssarSs ssss De am
s AZ 'ss =. &c. s1 's9g 5s = L. = No 10 So
S Ssy o' q es'sssI 70 9 .snsns q - sos .ss
ID 70 said deed, eun-tsans IA pan ~ va
Superior ro-ssood s's saDo
Ssssssay sns .,slsus - sd.
su and eals, Bainr shair. fHsst paush aapssl
sa.sls - esna., ss'a, and per 'ssls.
s@asss' sss,ss, s.ss SOC s's,ss ssh'o'
Ens-els tsssspy ssa neatn ruE, md
Nsss8w curIains, shsdss ass aziur-s
s.bEaBy puinses b-rrsus bd.ss.a. uashss.s
ana ohsif. q vsrigus = q thsaassout a. boss
Hsa sas hs.k uHisrpsBs. sianEs shss
~. souss tna'sr ssss, ehsHsb tahirs
Eadsainrs, Ais-trhs, ard ePss- gruhs
Toss1es, ss ls-F g, q sosns ussss ans .,1s srr
lsr1E. Stunning qusr
Tssms: 81 shs unasr, 50, hur,
JSo- n lINToS, Trusa-s
InrOKIAxr FRoa VIEW roBK-rr-a- .l-ss.,
sinet = uarss ssa hs srsis SiuuIsan $50 NJ -
ssnda as.a,r cots 80 saa v.zsinss ~ N
ssf 49, = =. ps., = s"s sseEs BIN Essa PsssTrs :,
espsoeri NJ b hss = ms present sunrsmruH every nry g.
Tens mossTure Erhihiton n charFr
MrrahnHt Tanur, NJ FrHp-lirss,s GvsHos
Sep Ip-rcdsw hef~ssn - nnd 60 snresrs.
WBIrE sr.r'.h srsnay, vhsts vi.s ytnss-r.
s-e.-s. -As, sy.ni.t hrapsy 81 prorr
p hurrrs pure rosr vinegar
lpe ha wtfts ard h-prrn mustard ICED
Tus-fs,r VI Isrr- euaHpsas s-or1peaa y upsa
Is -sa-, ass fus ssi. isv " wrtLrAx n cKrFrs.
OF s-sssaT 81 Lsuaps avenue bet 90 and IN srsss.
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COAL goALs CusLf-0p ths var
" Owe c.ryn ~hss nss hreseH cna fr turnsCcs
To Letgh a. a.
NJ a. -hs. 80 srr a. ssr ra&iuaorn
The slew. -7n :. seiiyrriur f.- s-y. keapca naa.
Deliveries
Cess mnfer rows~-ara1 psnu- - a. go
wsas n NE hs.i gnsRp ss~rsys
TT ". N.nAtsT.
Norfhwem CO... - nna rfr~sts, Ne 81,
Qru-2ur rrnll y ~
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AVID Dr-f-f.E~-Tubsns tae- ~ lsna erainrr. urY -
Il. Ctr naad AleNnudras Viz
Kn. Banr Raac~ Length ~ tunes
inch-s Cuh the yard sH tsnuans
po-x u abouu ~ pais.
1l-dffMs
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AuTycE-a nters~- r~sv-Ths l~e~s - fhs
" nor 81 h- rY VII atsrsT Gov odaF-i p-' Har
lard.
- r-fr~nr~~ri-
eenrGt ~ Essf
a.rs ard .-rrins- or-r n v - n
dnr. sa-rSn~ncs az rharen pre 81
heap rri--smr
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EDH SALE enE - " g sn6 aIar
streets, 81 isrz inches - fses a inches
Ts ~ ne and r~ixnterhrrds n ne ctw,
nnf rr~iasacs 81 LtenL fhn Ihsd
stases lrca1rr kRnr-
r tsas -sa Purehs-s, sss - ~ ssssa % rrs
IN fnrufrs ~ WN WALL
A. waH A sn-ph.usas NJ. ~ Psnnsyi-sniu av-rn..
Cr @saw between 81 xna ipsn
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SAvAxSAH, Oct 1.-The whole democratic ticket va
elected yesterday. The mayors majority Wa 10.
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Steamrr A.Aore.

CHARLKEroz, Oct 1.-The steamer James Adger, iron
View York TO this port ashore this morning, during
thick fog on Channel island She viii probably be rot Of
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Ts President Of the Uuisd States arrived At Annapolis
Yesterday evening in fhs United States gEfs Wabash Ee
VII reach Washington thB evening il the TodOck train
The District regiment Of volunteers have been ordered
parade 81 O'clock this EfssrBoon-
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Seven Dogs Laser ro4a Eargpe.AyriUal ~ IA Passa-
gEw YoEK, Oct. IA.-rAs GUARD mai steamer Psrsia
Capt JldkaA from Liverpool the Ath inst arrived here
tina naornias shout O'clOck-
The b. the Persia summed mp under thrse general
hsAds viz The demonstration against Naples the BeErads
boundary and tie disputed right q possession u the Is Of
serpsntA- EssPseng NAFlss the only Information comes
from the Br1ass L. Nord which says that the Austrian min
shErsHa Frzn0s and England % abstain from
denoastrat0n, until the o. the maritime
aata mission 70 Naples and farthsr that il said the
western powers IN consideration Tor Austria have given thE
assent.
There il considerable BAT no nsE IetH re-
sPecting the Belgrade boundary question
The German papers that GreAf address
ID second RassiA the subject Of Ise Of Ser
PsEts PersnPtOy than the first but that the result Is
unknown
Montenegril difficulty that Turkey esds extension Of
boundary to Montenegro and that Montenegro acknowledge
the sovereignty Of the Ports.
royal decree by the Queen the oonsoaon q
Christmas property in Spain.
Napoleon had returned 10 Pariz.
There Of increase Of Austrian troops in
Italy.
The ministerial crisis continues in Denmark.
The China mail had been autographed
NkAEErE.
LIVERPOOL FrdayCotton opened firm NJ the beginning
Of the week bat fen the coss consequence Of
A advance Bank rates. closing qris and steady Sales
Of the week CT 500 bales 900 Of which speculA
tuu and 100 export sales Of Friday 300 baespec
uation and export bales 0rlsansIair 71zd, mddng
ED; Upands-fnir esd, ndding Esd. Stock at Liver
pool s2s 600 bales Of which 47s 900 American
Rrsadstufs quiet Flour sitter; western canal
rs 3lS Ohio s55 96s Baltimore and Philadelphia 81
s9s Wheat opened firm, but fell of nj the close Of the
week; the market Is generally unchanged red s&s
white los Sd. Corn quiet and steady; mixed
white s3Jks., yellow sss The weather had been wet.
Provisions quiet Sugar quiet but firm Coffee
closed Arm. Rice quiet.
Money decidedly stringent. Bank Of England
rates had advanced per Bullion in the bank had
decreased E363 O00 with nrge export Consos for money
s2z on account, s25s prices irregular American
stocks were inactive
Steamer Ashore.
CHARLEEruE Oct 1.-The steamer james Adger, from
View York to this port, ashore this morning during
thick fog on Channel island She VIII probably be got of
SapunHnA Election.
SayAxwAH. Oct. l4.-Ths whole democratic ticket
elected yesterday. The mayors majority 10.
Episcopal COHueI.tiOH-
PHrLA pEIPH1A Oct l-In the Episcopal convention
aar tina house bishops concurres in fixing upon Richmond
Virginia the place Of meeting Of the next convention
The house Of deputies concurred in the fifth article Of the
~ uassed hr the house bshonf proridpg
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NEW YOEE CITY Rank ETATEAuST.-Ths weekly statement
Of the city hanks shows the following decreases Loans
decreased S-s4 specie sss2 o00 circulation So 900
and depoRites, s. $4,000.
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CorTox-The New Orleans Daily Delta Of the sth inst
says:
There has been quite spirited and general demand
to-day and the sales amounted 1880 bales Prices
have been still more decidedly in favor Of Belerz"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-15

NEW YoEK CIT MoETALTTT.-The report Of the New
York city inspector shows further decrease Of ~ IL the
number Of deaths in the city for the week ending satur-
day. October H. compared with the preceding week
Total. ss5i men G.; women, "a; boys l25 girls, 90
The CHIEF Of death were consumption 90 iufanle
oonvulsious, q Inflammation Of the b0wes To- iufantile
nArasUus, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-01
sickness. The stairs should re,srsIIv :. ~.

sickness. The stairs should generally be e.p-
trail in position; they should always he sss.
for children, and broad and low for the ssks
Of the infrm and the old. The size, form, and
arrangement Of halls and passages, have much
to do with both looks and comfort; and the
same may be said Of the position and charac-
ter Of the chimneys and windows. In placing
the Io)ms which are most TO be used, regard
should DO had to their exposure TO sun and air
at different seasons. The most absurd mis-.
TAKES are often made for the want Of this FORE
thought We have seen large, expensive
houses. whose snug winter parlors looked sut
Gpoa Inc north star, and whose large summer
drawing rooms in the southern corner, basked
al DAY In the sun. Porches, yerandas, win
doW-canoples, etc, il judiciously disposed for
= sSe ana not fer show, will sdl mich to COM