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:. scheme Of Louis Napoleon

N. Gsiiiardet, a Frenehman OF talent aud expert
epce, ina letter TO the French obsaT,rr des Etoss
gnis. of New York, says 1t Is general opinion In
France that Louis Napoleon Is eovetous OF military
honors and for that purpose will ere long embroii
France with England and Austria. NJ. aailiardct
doubts this, except as to Austria, which, he says,
the Emperor hates cordially. For England, he en-
ter.ans in the opinion Of this writer amicabe sen
tnleuts and will seek to preserve the present ALI
ance. We dare say NJ. Gsiliardet knows as much
about the Emperors purposes as any other French.
man. except the Emperor.
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Mrs. Cunninxha .

ohe OF the best things that could happen to bu.
siness matters IN New York would be diversion
oi Inc pupiie mind by some strong excitement. II
nfs' cunningham for example, could get up new
development at this time, she would render a nu,,.
lie service which might atone in some degree for
her former misdeeds The last number of the po.
lice Gazette has statement by DR. Burell, through
a spirit medium of the mode and manner of hi.
taking of. The Doctor gives very interesting
narrative, one which, If substantated by witnesse,
In the flesh, might begule even Wall Street. from
the contemplation of its troubles. Let Mrs Gun
ningham come forward, and rouse the countr,
with new and startling sensation.
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"The Union and the Rights OF the
States

contains article with the above title, character
tzed by unusual ability and originality, and whose
reasonings" the editor says, In some Introductory
remarks to the article, though differing from his
own, "are able, ingenious and novel" The writer
contends with much power against the practicable
IVY oi . Northern or a Southern Union--of any
o.hef tnan an American Union. The author is
MAYOR u, H. Weishtmsn, Of Washington, one of the
most gallant and distinguished officers Of the war
VIVA asKico q soldier, scholar aud an orator, and
one whose pen, We should Judge from this contri.
Du.'oh, is capable Of achieving Iaurels worthy %
he ihtertwined with those OF his sword.
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The following condemned statement viii sno.
the good effects Of yesterdays work, as eomra'ea
with to-day and Tuesday: =,
7sesiay-North Carolina per ct. discount az 80
free Ranks 10 10 per ct. dis New YORK W ~
prcm, aud the probability is that In less 'nas o"'
week Il viii range from to 2prcm' In'"~
North Carolina 2 to az free Banks AZ par.
The notes OF the free Banks are now rece''eu On
deposit BY our Banks, with the exception oi 'he
RANK Of Kanawha, the Trans-Aiieghany BARK, ana
such others as were refused by them before the
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 14-Several riots took place last
night. The Turner's Hall and German Iafern
were attacked by political club. Windows were
mashed in several other sections of the city.
Att o'clock, a riot took place between the Dem
Gratis of the Sth ward, and the Americans OF the
5th ward. Report says that several men were XIII
ed. Muskets and pistols were freely used, causing
the greatest possible alarm.
The police captured quantity Of muskets at
Jackson's Hall. in the Sth Ward. Police officer
Jordan was killed, and others wounded. Another
riot was reported at the Lexington Market The
police had captured quantity of fire arms at the
New Market Engine House.
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NEW YORK BANKS.

New YORK, Oct. 1i.-At the meeting of bank off,
GERS last night it was resolved that all the banks
suspend to-day. committee was appointed to re-
quest the Governor to the Legislature for
the purpose Of enacting measures of relief.
The American Exchange Bank refuses to give
information concerning the payment of Sather &
Church's San Francisco drafts.
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OHIO ELECTION.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 14.-An election for State off
GERS was held yesterday. The following democra
tic msjorities are reported Starke county 800
Wayne 800; Sandusky 400; Lucas 400; Henry l5o
Defiance $50. Republican majorities: Lorraine
1880; Medina 500; Huron ID; Towns 4So; Wood $50
Lake 14O0 Cayuhoga. Cleveland and seven other
towns 400.
The democratic vote is con. iderably over that OF
last fall but not in sufficient rates thus far to
nv the State.
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LAST Hours or Mr.. CusTIs.-Nr. Gusts became in
disposed on Monday, of last week. and resorted to
his usual remedies; but up to Friday, deriving no
benefit he arrived at the conclusion that his case
was serious. His old family physician Dr. Riley,
of Georgetown, was, as usual prompt in attendance
The Rev. DR.. Dana attended and prayed with Mr..
Custis, but early on Saturday morning he babe
farewell to his relatives who present. and then
had all the servants of the homestead ushered in
and also babe them adeu.
1t is estimated that Mr.. C.s fortune is worth
S250,000, without any debts or incumbrance.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 14.-In this city, the vote for
Governor stands thus: Packer, DEM, G,749
Hazlehurst Am er., l3,Sl7; Wilmot, Rep, 9,609.-
The Democratic candidates for Canal Commits
sionersi and Supreme Judge have about the same
majorities.
In Cambria county the Democratic gain is 1900
Indiana county gives Wilmot majority of 1000
In Northampton is Districts give 5000 majority
for Packer.
Lehigh gives Packer 1000 majority.
The Democrats have undoubtedly carried the
Mt
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SECOND DISPATCH. |

New York, Oct. 1.-THE city is comparativ ely
quiet. The run on the Savings Banks was prop lpt-
Iy met. At meeting of their presidents, held
this afternoon, it proposed to pay ten per cent
On the deposits.
The Bank of America and the Chemical Bank
continue to pay specie, and the Manhattan is said
TO be doing the same.
Gold Is selling at 4a5 per cent. premium.
Several Of the banks which closed yesterday re-
sumed to-day.
The Judges of the Supreme Court have dec ided
to Issue no process except after giving notice in
usual form.
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE LADY.--Alrs. Ariana Wash
ingtsn relict of the late Warner Washington, died
near Rome Ga. on the sth ut., in the 18th year Of
her age. She was the eldest daughter OF Col. John
Stith, of Brunswick, Va, and granddaughter oil
Lawrence Washington, of King George county
Her father was an officer of distinction in the Nir
ginia Continental line during the revolutionary
war, having entered the same as Lieutenant at
the early age of eighteen, with the first company
of regular troops furnished by his native State,
and afterwards being present, among others, in
the hard fought battles of Trenton, Princeton,
Brandy wine, Germantown and Monmouth, in all OF
which he distinguished himself for his bravery and
skill.
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UnIversity or Virginia


Usfvsssfrr on Va. Oct. -, la57.
The number OF matriculates at the uniyersityis
about 51o. This number Ii much Smaller than
was expected probably owing TO the decision Of the
faculty. not 10 receive notes on banks that have
suspended specie payment. This decision has
caused much dissatisfaction among the students,
many of whom have left the institution on account
their places almost every day. ALPHA.
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THEsrRE.-Bulwer's beautiful play of ''The Lady
of Lyons will be produced tonight, with an efec
tive cast and every requisite necessary to make II
attractive. The character of Pauline will be sus
tanned by Miss Morant, whose correct representa-
ton of the part heretofore has ELECTED great ad
miration. The evenings entertainment will con-
cIude with tho new protean comedietta, entitled
"wooine Wife," in which Miss Morant will ap
pear in six characters
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A Harry Failure.

The present commercial revulsion seems to have
broken down the trading philsnthropists of the
North. The New York Herald, itself friend of
Fremont says that the financial troubles have had
the singular effect of breaking up and destroying
the anti-slavery factions Abolition is down, and
has nothing to say. Even In England, the fanati-
cism of anti-slavery, under the influence Of the
want of labor in the West Indies, and the instruc-
tive events now transpiring in the East Indies, is
fast diving out.
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BALTIMORE CITY ELECTION.

BALTIMORE, Oct IA, 2. M.-The election for mu
nicipa officers to-day resulted in the success of the
Americas ticket in every ward except the 9Th. In
MANY of the wards there were no Democratic can
didates. The vote vas very small.
So far, only policeman has died from in
juries received in the riots to-day-Jordan. Sew
aral bqdi v imured
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MA1RrHu
DIED.

Tuesday ereninr, October 18th, ROSA COLQUITT.
infant tHugAser IT lob H. and Caroline NJ. Everett,
aged ygar and lsdays.
q Her Mnerai Will take place. from Centenary
Church. THIS xFbursday) MORNING. at 70 o'clock.
The friends an& scquaintances OF the family are In
vitkai to atteud.a = s#8fse Tssg
On Wednesday, morning, 18th inst, ROBERT r
EUBANK, youngest child Of George w. and Eleanor
Eubank, in the It'll year OF his age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully invited attend his funeral from Leigh
street Baptist Church. this evening at 80 o'clock
without further invitation. ssssSEex 4
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IOWA ELECTU IN.

DUBUQUE, Oct. 13-The annual election for Stat
officers was held to-day, and pas,'ed off quietly
Benjamin NJ. Ssmuels, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, has 920 majority in This city.
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LOST.

T OST-On Wednes day morning, near
IL the American Hotel, a pair Of gold SPEC
TACLES, light frame. ANY person finding them
will receive liberal reward by leaving them at the
Hotel. oc l5-t*
T OST OR MISLAID-CERTIFIcAT No.
IL 773 to R. A. Williams. for four shares Richmond
Fire Association Stock dated August 9th. 1876. This
advertisement is inserted with the view OF applying
to the Association for another certificate, In the
place of the one lost. oc l3-ts
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Mrs CUNNINGHAM FLED.-Mrs. Cunningham failed
to appear in Court, at New York, on Tuesday, and
her counsel denied all knowledge of her where
abouts. 1t is ntimated that she was on her way
South, for the benefit of her health! Thus was the
Burdell baby case brought to a sudden conclusion
LIBEL SuIr.-Daniel f. sickIes has brought suit
for libel against James Gordon Bennett, in New
York. On account of an article in the Herald of DC
tober 9th, headed Damon and Pythias in New
Cast" in which there were rather severe insinua
tions against Sickels.
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r IFE INSURANCE.

T IFE INSURANCE.--The subscriber
IL has been appointed General Agent for Virginia
Of the UNITED STATES LIPE INSURANCE Conf
PANY located In the city Of New Tork, and is ready
to receive applications
The Company is enc of the safest and best in the
Union having an accumulated capital of s40nO00,
and with the principle of MUTUAL INSURANCE incorpo-
rated in its charter. persona may participate i'm the
prents Of all the business. srttout ~ credsn0 any
jsrsonaI liability and when desired thu sums viii be
paid at the end If any number IF yeary thus combin.
ing the advantages of S1rfngs Bunk and Life In
surauce. Premiums payable anuus ly or semi-ann,i-
ally, or quarterly and rates mode, ate
Ifit be mans duty to provide dread for his family
while in fe il is less his dut' to provide against
their becoming penness in the event of his death
Every business Insurer his property against
rIKE,-shonld he not make some provision for his
fire probably will not hapy en- during the coming 20
years-his death probably will
The subscriber has boz ks and papers impartng in.
formation upon the SUI ect of Life Insurance which
he will loan 70 all who DESTROYS of information.
In ORDER to let TIE public see what we have been
doing, the annexe statement will afford some evil
dence: @
BUNSEss DC Ne ny THE FOLLOWING CoNftS.Es:s
From + lie ComptTollers Report for So
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George, a slave, the property of X. NJ G. Will
hanson has been sentenced to death in Johnston
county. n c. for the murder of another slave.
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THE MAIL TRANsFER.-Some doubt is thrown up.
on the prospect of transfer of the through mail
from the Central to the fredericksburg at present
owing to disagreement between the companies in
regard to the transfer of the mails at Washington
to the hoats.
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MORE SUSPENSIONS REPORTED.
Boston, Oct. 1.-THE Pacific Mill Corporate ion, in
Lawrence, Mass, is reported to have suspended
The suspension of Little, Alden 4 Co., dry goods
importers, of this city, is also announced.
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THE BOSTON RANKS.

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-THE Banks have voted i'm favor
of general suspension. The Massachusetts, Bank
continues to pay specie.
A meeting, to consult upon redeemiug small
notes with specie, will be hell this afternoon
The tone of the merchants and bankers is decided
" cheerful!
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MATTERS IN NEW ORLEANS.

MATTERS IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 14.-The Louisville Savings
Bank, In this city, closed to-day. 1t small
affair. There will be a meeting of merchants to-
night, to consider upon the present condition of
financial affairs. J. s. johnson Co., grocers, have
failed, but no others are announced e
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Capt John Johnson who came from philadelphia
to Portsmouth to aid In nursing the sick, during
the prevalence OF yellow fever two years ago died
In the latter place on Monday.
The Union foundry, belonging to James l.. Cath
cart, in Washington, was burnt last Monday night
Rev. John N. Ghevers, Of The Episcopal Church,
aasd In Northampton county, val on the Hsh ult.
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BfT THE GIFT SALE took place last night, and was
the advent of new method of selling. or rather OF
giving away goods.
Col. DIGGs presented the Cup with a neat and ap.
propriate speech, at the commencement of the sale
Other gifts followed in order To appreciate the SALE
il is necessary to attend.
To-day at l01z O'Clock, trade sale will be made,
without gifts.
But at the evening sale, the gifts will be resumed.
Let all go and see.
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ISsrALLATIoN-Rev. A. W. Miller was installed
to the pastorship of the Tabb street Presbyterian
church. Petersburg, on Tuesday night. Rev. Drs
Moore and Hoge, of Richmond, and Rev. DIR. Pry
or of Petersburg. OBLIGATED.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort Of Richmond, ocsb'r 14--Msa wassr2L o.

q >~~~~-<~--~<~~---->~~S~-~~--
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, PhiIadcipha,
mdss. aud passengers III II. Turtle.
schr. Fannie Carrie, Rogers. Boston, nldse.. D.
w Currie.
schr. d. Herbert. Myers. Chickahominy river,
ufdSs. .tE@
schr Eldorado Saunders, Norfolk, oyster shells
Schr. Cupid, Sawyer, N. c.. shingles, WoHlble 4
Claiborne.
SAILED,
schr. saco, Facemiro Baltimore. mdse- W. d. Col
quit Co.
schr Ei,en Atkins, Marston, from Richmond ar
rived at Salem, Mass, 9Th.
shin n j. Roger Bornholm from Richmond for
Tendon arrived at Deal 10Th ult. and proceeded.
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SUIcIpE.-Thomas II. Hardenburg, Esq, Cashier
of the Branch Bank of Cape Fear, at Washing
ton, n. c., committed suicide on Monday, by shoot
ing himself with pistol. No cause has been as
oiynod for the ash act
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:, David iiedfick, formerly editor OF the valley
tfday night. '"'' P''
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WALKERS FUTURE MOVEMENTS.
NEW ORLEANS, 0cts 14.-GAx .Henningsen has ar.
rived here, and Walks1s future movements will be
determined in few days.
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nA- Messrs. TYLER Co. will please accept my
very best thanks for the excellent Likeness pro-
cured at their establishment short time since
They will alss be prepared Oh Thursday next, to
take large sized group of my family, according to
previous arrangements. Respectfully, &c,
SAMUEL THtYER
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MATTERS IN BUFFALO.

MATTERS in BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct 1.-THE meeting of the hank
presidents here this morning was Harmonious
An adjournment took place ninth afternoon. 1t is
believed that the result win be resolution to SUE
mend.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoN.-The election in Penn
syIvania for Governor and members of the Legis-
lature took place on Tuesday. The returns con-
tanned in the papers received last evening, indi-
cate the election of Gen. Packer, democratic can
didate for Governor, by a considerable majority
In Philadelphia, the democrats elected their city
legislature ticket, and also their county ticket.
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NORTHERN MARKETS,

NEW YoRK, Oct. H.--Flour has advanced; Ohio
$3.50 IS 20: Southern unchanged. Wheat buoyant
quotations nominal. Corn buoyant; mixed s66p6i
cts. Stocks drmer.
B.LrInosE. Oct. 1.-THE markets are generally
unchanged
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RAILROAD SUBsCRIPTIoN.-The election held in
Georgetown, d. c., Tuesday, to test the of the
people touching the town subscription of 100000
to the Alexandria, Loudoun & Hampshire Railroad
was decisive one in favor of the measure. The
vote, however, was a small one.
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SUSPENSIONS IN CONNEc'

THE PORTLAND BANKS SUSPENDED
PORTLAND, ME., Oct. 14.-All the banks in this
CITY have SUSPENDED.
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HEAVY RAI.-Another supply of this valuable
article has been just received by the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
enough to relay the road to within short distance
of Fredericksburg.
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EHn A MEETING OF THE MANAGERS OF
rHs RICHMOND MAZE ORPHAN ASYLUM will be held at
the resistance of Frederick Bransford. Esq. THIS
fEvENINe, Thursday, the 18th inst. at o'clock
Full and eanctual attendance Is requested. as the
election Of President will take place.
: he--fellowing gentlemen compose the present
Board Of Managers: VIM. Sands, LIST v p; X. Whit
fieIi I'd Thomas H. Ellis 81; Alfred I. Harris, attn
James Dunlor. Treasurer: r. r. Howison Secretarys
G. d. Shell, Vim. H. Gwatbmey. VIM W. Parker, W.
2. Mayo. J. j. Fry, Philip Howard, Charles McGru.
der. Thomas d Quarles Prof George Il. Dabney. aud
F.,W. Hanewinkle, Directors. oc l5-it@
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ss MARINE NEWS.
NORFOLK, Get 14.-Arrived, bark Lucerne, from
the coast of Africa, bound to New York, leakin,
aud spars damaged. Several Of her crew are sick
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SUSPENSION IN DETROIT
DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 1.-THE Michigan Insurance
Company has suspended specie payment.
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DEATHS IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS Oct. l4.--T}e number of deaths in
this city last week 123, of which IL were from
yellow feYerl
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The CoIILSIgv IN NoaTH RWER.-The telegraph
has announced the sinking of the steamer Metarno
ra. of New York, by collision with the steamer
Tuesday morning. The Journal of Commerce
says:
The Metamora was struck forward of the gang
way. and'so completely cut through that she sunk
in four minutes. Her passengers were mainly
taken OH board the Commodore and were then
transferred to the steamer Isaac p. Smith. and
brought by her to New York. 1t i. not known
that any lives lost but it is thought that two
or three persisted. man is said to have jumped
overheard. and not to have been seen afterwards.
and another man and calored boy reported
missing The Commodore transferred her own pas
sene tothe,New World also bound Tor Albany and
bot boats returned to New York The Commo-
dore had her stern broken and leaks quite badly.
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SETTLEMENT OF THE CENTRAL AMERICA QUESTIONS

sErrLEMESr OF THE CENTRAL AMERICA QUESTIONS.
Inc washington Correspondent of the N Y. Cou.
fier and Enquirer writes as follows:
IN me central America questions are all settled
ans lacto government OF Nicaragua is recognized
a hr. irissarri Is to be received as Minister
me ioIm and details Of Treaty with Nicaragua
nave been adopted, recognizing the charter and
contract .s OF the old American CaLaI Company Of
July. 1857, providing for the re-cstabIisbment of
the Transit Line. and the restoration of the Com,
pany' rights. The Treaty was unanimously aareed
TO by the Cabinet on Friday last. ~ also the re-
eogntion OF the new Nicaragua Government and
tho reception of its Minister. Orders have been
issued to the Commander of the Gulf Squadron 10
arrest flibustering expeditions wherever found and
Lord Napier has ordered Capt. Erskins, command
Ing the British squadron. to capture all flbusters
should they escape our squadron, and deliver them
70 the American Commander. The course of the
Administration In the whole matter has been
prompt, vigorous aud statesmanlike. -.
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R4 You CAN NOW FIND At ALEX. HILLS, Trunks,
Valices Ladies' Bonnet Cases Of all sizes, and of all
qualities and at all prices according to quality and
size and certainly low they can be had in this
or auy other city.
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H1- For 50 cent Portraits patrsnize TYLER 4 Co.
only. l39 Main street.
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NOV READY
~ CROTETS FIRST LESSONS IN ARITHMH-
TIC-Bsing an introduction to the complete trea-
tise on Arithmetic, for Schools and Colleges by
Claudus CrsZet
Just published and for sale by
A. MORRIS
"My aim, says the author in the preface i'm his
introduction, has been to lead the child progressive
ly and almost intuitvely, to that degree Of know
edge which will facilitate afterwards his correct
reasoning on the use and combination of numbers"
l5-3t
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SUSPENSIONS IN CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD Oct 1.-THE banks here have II sus.
pended, with the exception of the Connecticut
River Bank.
SUSPENSION OF THE NEW JERSEY B ANKs.
TRENTON, Oct. 14.-The New Jersey banks have
suspended. There ia no excitement.
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DARING YOUTHFUL BuRGLARs.-A daring burglary
was committed in New York, on Sunday morning.
by a couple of boys named Joseph mccarthy and
Timothy McGrash, one aged IL, and the other IA
years. They first climbed through the roof of the
store, occupied on the ground floor by Morton
Jewett & Buzby aud in the upper stories by Ross
Ballard, dealers in clothing. and then proceeded
to help themselves TO the valuables. While in one
ry him to the hospital his shoulders The lat
ter was subsequently arrested, and made full
confession