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Washington Branch Railroad.

"yU 8df wv '" Trains run as }oHocs ,,ef "a
INROM Washington at 6, n. M, connecting at Relay
with trains for the West and at Baltimore with those for Pha
dephia and New York. ~" .a8
$780, m, for Annapolis, Baltimore Philadelphia, and New
York. ,.g. p..r w.. .,e.g
p m Baltimore Norfolk Relay with
ick train Eael Ni u taa''
Express at 90 r. Relay for the West and for Annapolis
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Now York, rrru eI
On Sunday AT T. a. m, and 400, p. m. .,.,.--
.., ros From Baltimore for Washington s .~
Ma Al AS aud eI5, A. m, and at 8 and SIS, p.
On Sunday at Ais, m. aud BIS, p m 300
L ut~l ~. - n. H. PARSONS, Agent.
..a.n. -.I. .A, JyW ia!
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Ben. & Il. A. Whitiock Il Co.,


10 Beeklndn Street, corner Of Nassau opposite the Asor
House, ,... ...s,.g ... .l
PRorTEToRs or THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT CABIE
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
oard Dupuy % Hennessey 1net Cas-
on houses the highest reputation and sole pro-
petors the native Preo and flavor Of
Cognae, viz; -L- ,.,.g .....r ..,.... ..F t......
Vineyard of Chateau Bernard, .'' " ''
IlQueur des champs dor, &. a.
Superior vineyard vieuN Cognac. ....
Exclusive importers OF the '
Old Royal Hollands, srHs4. Boz g q .s- ir3h. 'I
Burgomaster Schnapps, ,
sherry Madeira and Port wines &C. &C.
Ales, porers, and cigars direct from shippers h fm.
,... .rte} "a CHAMPAGNE, CRESLANT. laa~ ~ aga -6T 8
w Co. the exclusive owners Of this wine and
receipt shipments regular packets and beg those who
trial TO do under their guarantee hatt
will found superior decacy Of favor and quality to any wine At
present imported. 1911 1's
Benz NJ. Whilock, N''@H """.
Edw'd A. whitlock, .g4 ,,. l h. -....l A.. d.. H.. .-
Fredk J. Haverstick, BEN. Z. A. WHlfLOCK GO.
Oliver W. Dodge, .'r. +si" l".'M '.N' . .
Henry Cammeyer.r ,Ellg my v..r st, ..I.
May 26-1y* ..n ,.. ,,.. ..r-t... ,,-.,. ,.. .-
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g.hf Fashionable Dry Goods I'm New York. pdl
"A N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA ,stapty on hand also full and Tr.+ r, ra.s .r
,rssfr.nI ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF {CARPETINGs, 60. ru.J
maing rugs curtains gilt
"iI oornoeB, window shades, SC &c, SC, ''"
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsiE a.lsa..A 81
E@ ggsa s..I isnA isEataT LORD q TAYLOR
...,.. d. $50, 257 $50, and 26l Grand street, ~
tr May 2G.-1y and Al and 40 Catharine street
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BANKING HOUSE CIIIBB BROTHERS,
iI4lu' y' "tt4" ~ @s'' Washington January l. 1887
pIOHN b. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 day admitted partners the Banking House Of
The will be Cas
s. chnbb John Barrow and Henry Holmes The House a
composed Charles Chubb, Douga
Barrow, the arm Chubb Rrohers Bar
row, Co. CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan 1--du
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FTNHE LADIES are especially invited to " The
Inkes" Formerly occupied by R. c. Stevens No
Commercial Building opposite Centre Market junction Pennsyva
where they win find elegant assortment
fancy and toilet articles perfumey &c &C. such as we shall
and sell wholesale and retail al old store
504 Pennsylvania avenue. EytsEl IA -y6knI-L &C.
Z, Oct 2S-n MRS. LAKE & DAUGHTERS.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company of Connecticut,
INCORPORATED IN 1876 "a XVI W
CAPITAL s24500o Annual dividend lio policies 10 per cent
eight families were relieved during by paying
eompanys operations furnished Those who In
agencies and have removed this have their
policies renewed through ..... -... f..... b. a.
- .-.'. .' MICH NoURsE Agent, "
june l3-dly h''. No 46l 18th street
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PREACHER WANTED. We wish to employ gen
j. principal the Parsons Female Seminary
institution, Austin Texas, moral, we'll
settled healthy nslghborhood and wei located for patronage
liberal salary and want good teacher gentleman
hose wife Instruct In music would be preferred
Applicants forward their and references address
jHWebberviLe Travis county, Texas" +. D. TONNES ~
President.
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Gray haired bald persons with diseases hair scalp read
following and judge Of the articles;
lluEJ MRS s. A. Aliens Zyioba Isa mum, t'l'
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Ell OcuIisfa De Paris

ND Commissioner OF the General IAud Once
Sep 19-1aw3m (Int&Starl
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

V,RUSTEE'S Sale of Valuable Improved Real Es-
the Krkwood House, By virtue Of deed
from Thomas Comfy and wife 20 bearing date the
31t Of july in the lsi and recorded In bcr b. No
1885, fos H. TO- 49, and IS one Of the land records for Wash
ngton county the District Of Columbia and the Of the
holder Of the note therein secured will sell At public auction 10 the
highest bidder Saturday the 3lt day OF October the
1857 at o'clock M on the premises that valuable improved
Of Twelfth and Pennsylvania In the city OF Washing
said consisting Of the following lots parcels Of
wit AL those parcels known the plan Of the
lots numbered (2) and three
square numbered three hundred and twenty 2 and dc
the subdivision made by John McCei
Of said lots numbered two 2) and three, l3 viii fully
reference 10 tho plat OF said subdivision recorded the
said Washington together with
buildings improvements thereon, and privileges appur
tcnances thereto belonging
thousand dollars the purchase money
paid residre thereof equal
twelve, eighteen, twenty four thirty and thirty months with
tie date Of for which the several romsory
the purchaser will DO required drawn bs order and by
endorsed deed Of the premises AL
the Of the purchaser The trustee will only
title vested in him by the deed Of The title
premises Is believed TO be indispnable.
OF sale complied with days from the
the right his option
risk and cost Of the purchaser such The may
think IT.
TIIOS J. SEAiNFs, Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Sep 26-cod&ds Auctioneer
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The Cleveland Plandealr says association has been
formed in Chicago, composed OF some OF the principal
merchants In that city, who propose that their customers
buy wheat of the farmers at the current price in that
Market the freight and forward to the association
either on Joint account their agents in forwarding
and selling The association propose to raise the neces
sary funds to pny all charges at Chicago and elsewhere
until the grain is Sold for which they will charge no
commission and when sold, render an account to the
shippers crcditing them the amount OF their liabilities to
the members Of the association and hold the balance OF
the funds subject to order
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A UTUMN AND WINTER CLoAKs.-opencd /,

A UTUMN AND WINTER CLOAKS--0pened to-
IA day stylish autumn and winter cloaks for ladies'.
Also line Of modern shnwls adapted for the and
approaching
line OF mourning shaws all Of the very best grades
New supplies from the North and East daily.
One price only marked in plain figures by Of the hm and no
deviation allowed thercrom.
Mourning allowed OF the appreciation Goods
will the Of mvad all other
chascr must dr what they want Goois will be SLOWED
the appreciation, viii they be exchanged
taken back We serious in this matter for and costly
articles low prices and fair dealing may on in all
FERRY n BROTHER
Central St0res,' building,
Oct o--1otdf opposite Csntre Market
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InusEK EEpERs. ATTENTION.--I have this
IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. BY which

their incomes mus doubIed-Tlo
from the United for tho
rangcnen machinery seed
yarns by process the gin through
preparation and spinning machinery until ready for
weaving.
saving from by this viii be at least
made from the fibre (unbcken and uniured BY opc
the machinery
~ will be about y and heavier
viii world dsancing all competition
advanced prices
The undersigned prepared dispose Of privileges
PATENT planters
srnctos how H. how obtain the bost machinery
other necessary particulars application addressed 10
Dec 6--awlyG GEORGE @ HENRY, Mobile
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The st. Louis Republican says: An agent appointed
for the Indian tribes is engaged ndiyidmg the lands
reserved for the of the half breeds of the Otoes, We
Sioux and other tribes, in the Nemcha valley, Nebas
ka Territory This reservation has already attracted the
notice Of the land sharks of that Territory, and it is ru
moed that crowds awaiting the division in order to
enter upon IT, by purchase in any other way In some
cases fair prices have been paid for it, and in others claims
have been bought for song but it is doubtful whether
they can be held This is the best part of the Territory
as wood and water in abundance"
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The suspension Of this institution Is thus noticed
in the Augusta Constitutionaist:
Dispatches received in this city tins morning an
that this institution has suspended This u.s. per-
hans owing the peculiar character OF the bank which
Is State institution. Its suspension should create no
nc as the State is liable for its issues and there Is no
danger Of ultimate loss to the bill holders The other
hanks of Charleston are not injured but rather, we
imagine relieved by this suspension Of the Bank OF the
State which they have had TO aid and sustain in some
measure, for some time past large party in South
Carolina have long contended that the Bank OF this State
should be wound up and hope that this will be the
result Of its present temporary suspension.
sThe Bank of the State of South Carolina the State
institution which has suspended must not BIO conounde
with The State Bank Of South Carolina, private corpo
ration which, far we know or believe, is sound and
safe"
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DLANKETS, COMFORTS, SHiEETINGS, &c
Id pairs blankets all sizes qualities and prices
Sep 2ocodSds

VDLANkE1S, COMFOR1S, SHEEIlNGS, &c
Id 800 pairs blankets, all sizes, qualities and prices
fine.
Bed comforts, assorted.
10 cotton sheetDgs in all widths or the best grades
pillow cotons, om medium up hno.
pieces cnzs for lounges chairs
spreads
rs table diapers and damasks from medium and
10 wide and fine; all stylish patterns.
shcengs pillow linens the proper qualities and widths
at our proverbsly low prices
Towels napkins owengs and Dycs In endless profuson Of
choice styles and prices.
Scotch diapers all widths In the lot doube weight OF the
s'old fashioned pattern"
Of the best class for family consumption
New supplies from tho North and East daily.
price only marked plain figures by Of the h from
which deviation Is allowed.
bills.
The present regarded most oppoune time for all persons
dcbtcd to pay all or part OF their bills
and residents cordially solicited stock
but for their qualification
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may
PERRY BROTHER
Central Stores, building,
Oct 6-10tdf opposite Centre Market.
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TIME regiment will assemble for the annual parade
prescribed by law at the usual parade ground CITY
Hall nj 10 O'Clock Monday the 10Th nst (bng the ami
versary 81 The battle and victory Of yorktown)
All required to be puncnal IN their
those having command Of companies win give each
the notice previous that
them In line precisely at that hour.
ny order of Colonel Hickey
oce u ODER Adutsnt
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rnK WAY LArEs1
Oeieal Report Of De Map York Bank Me.ia }.

NV YoRK Oct. l3--ll, p m--The following Is the
official report the meeting held here this evening IN
lation to the suspension Of the banks
resolution passed TO suspend specie payment so
far paying the counter is concerned and to make
regular exchange of each others bills clearing
house. Also, to send committee 10 confer with the
governor in reference to calling meeting Of the legisa
The committee will leave for Albany at IL O'Clock
to-
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From tho Albany Atlas and Argus
THE ISSUES IN NEW YORK. THE DUTY OF DEM
OCRATS

oCRAIS.
Never was the duty of political action imperative
upon democrats than at present
Heretofore democrats have been called upon to pro-
tect the constitution and the general interests Of the
people
They are now required to defend their personal rights
their business, their property, and their local fran
chses.
Our political opponents have nominated for the court
of appeals and for attorney pencral two politicians
Messrs. jenkins and Noyeswho declared advocates
of prohibition, and who put forth the opponents
of partisan opposition to final decision of the court of
appeals pronounced in defence of the constitution.
The rest Of the ticket is put forth the opponents of
the theory of local self government who deny that the
people of Kansas capable of selfgovenment, and
who deny the capacity to the people Of New York.
Kings Richmond and Westchester whom they have com
bncd together in metropolitan district to be governed
by political board Of police.
The whole ticket represents and seeks to continue that
policy Of extravaganza and msrue which has bankruped
the State and which Expresses our property with gripping
taxation
third party stands between the democracy and its
emcs and seeks to get up hucandcry against the mass
of white laborers in this State, of alien BIRTH and to de-
prve them Of their rights and harass them account
of their religious faith
The democracy stand on tho old platform the de-
tenders Of the constitution, loyal to the federal Union,
true to State rights but ready to defend the rights and
personal liberty Of the citizen, his liberty and his proper
ty, in their last entrcnchment.
The time for action and for energetic action, has now
arrived The citizen is assaicd in his liberty in every
form. The Union Of the States is attacked the State
constitution violated individual liberty assaed and no
property is safe under system of legislation in
which the lobby sell the laws for hire and offer privileges
to corporations and associated wealth at price.
The people ask the democratic party to organize and
its old position Of supremacy and power The
present of those moments which mark the eve OF
political revolutions
The monetary and business revulsons are part of a
more general revolution and II the democratic party is
ready for the emergency it the duty and responsibility
Of administration will be trusted.
Who would not rejoice-n matter what his former
politicsif the good old days Of honest economic and
sound democratic administration could be rcstoredf
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The EyASGELroAL ALLIANcE-This body, which lately
met at Berlin largely attended ,254 members being
present Of which thrtyfye from the United States
Mr. Wright the American minister gave dinner TO the
American members at the Hotel d Angletere,
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NOtlCe.
pY virtue of deed of trust from Henry Prenot
I'D the undersigned trustee dated September &c. 1857 and
corded the land records OF Washington d. c. will sell at
public auction The highest bidder for cash. the premises
Friday the 10th Oct ber 1857 o'clock lot numbered
subdivision square numbered 228 with tho appurtenace stu
ated on D street, between I4th and 18th streets.
sa55 NJ THOMPSON, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctioncor
Oct I'D
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The price of milk has been raised in Boston to cents
quart and in New York to cents quart Anticipated
drought and the consequent low of springs and wells
TX ascribcd as the chief cause OF this afvance.
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The editor of the Fredericksburg yat News has been
shown solid bar of gold more than foot in length,
weight 81 or lwts and valued at 81, 200, from the
Liberty Mining Company at vancluse.
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DIED.

OTTo sIoR friends aoquaintancos requested
his funeral this day "wednesday October H. o'clock
M his late residence No 1884, south street. between
mi 4th streets
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Financial in Boston.

Bosros Oct l3.--Francs Skinner and Company, the
largest dry goods and commission merchants have
pended.
The bank failures in New York have caused oonsider
BILE excitement but the yet has had perceptble
effect on our banks
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Saieiads.

PErERsBURo, (Va,) Oct. 13.-Thomas II. Hardenburg
cashier Of the Branch Bank Of Cape Fear at Wilmington
North Carolina committed suicide yesterday by shooting
himself He leaves large family, and Is universally
spectcd. There is assigned
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Oct 15.--The schooner Black Squall, from
Alexandria for New York. put in here to-day in distress
Her mas gone and she has sustained other damage
Also lost overheard the mate and one seaman.
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.EvERLAsTING SHIFTING COTTON

OPENED two cases of the above superior extra
heavy shifting cotton at 1875 cents per yard.
persons who have been waiting for the article can now DC
supplied.
Also pieces superior cotton shrting
rs super shectngs Of all widths
stitched linen shirt bosoms I
linens all grades thick and thin the best OF which
madeto orders in Ireland.
New supplies the North and East daily f
price deviation consequently purchaser over
charged
We not opening any new bills
all who have not settled their bills presented
& will do s. prior making ~
Good low prices and fair dealing be relied on in all
FERRY BROTHER
Central Stores, west building.
Oct 1O-10tdft opposite Centre Market.
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r AW PARTN ERSIII Samuel Chiffon IL A. b..
Magudcr OF Virginia. being associated in partnership wiz
snb city the Court OF Claims and the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
Address Chiffon n MAGRJ DER, Washington, D. c.
l4-eo3m
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A C,is,on,- Hogse Robbed.

RIcnMoSp, (ya.,) Oct 13.-IThe custom-house here
entered last night the safe blown open with powder
and $4,000 in $50 gold pieces and $1,000 in SIS gold
pieces stolen. The robbers left $40, 900 behind
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ODD FELLOWS HALL
SECOND AND LAST WEEK COME AND LAUGH

New Scenes I'm Ventriloquism, New Feats In Magic
THE LEARNED CANARY BIRDS AND SPIRIT RAFTING
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Hrs. Cun,lir hmm Missina.

New YoRK Oct 13th--Mrs. Cunningham failed to
appear to-day and her counsel denied all know
edge of her whereabouts
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
Guam KAAsrER's onIeE MAINE Cors,
W.ahinninn lnl 10 IhhI

Guam onIcE MSaIxE oors.
Washington, Oct 10, 1857
c,EALEp PROPOSALS win BIO received at this
- Office until O'Clock M day the lSh November 1897
Ior supplying the % ao' su e'' iss s' viz
500 TO 500 uniform caps complete
goo % 1000 marine .ras ,p po%loe a,oct
500 500 pSas Uniform complete navy blue coh
indigo dye-to be chemically tested
sergeans uniform coats Same az above Il ,h.
100 musicians coats scarlet cloth, eochnea %
100 to 200 pairs noS Commissioned officers epauo,ies
500 70 500 pairs brass centre straps
i iSSS 1900 RH asn . iGs1 ovsf'''
500 mariae blankets, tgray)
500 TO 500 knapsacks
$500 u 5000 pairs wooIcn socks.
500 10 500 fatigue caps cloth 10 DO navy bsas ind
500 to 500 fatigue rroeks
500 . 1000 pair, woolsn 0vsrnls, blue Jersey
500 TO 1000 wooen jackets, 90
. 1000 pairs Canton flannel drawers .,,..., :.
be chemically tested.
GOO 10 GOO Yards navy blue cloth 70 be chemically
yards scarlet CLOTH cochlnea dye, TO be chemically tested
Samples Of the above articles may be seen on application a. s s
the Office OF the assistant qnarterase marine oorl 10Y
nis 10 be undersood that the accepted all
rial used manufacturing coats osoras &C. hand at the tc
Of entering into contract a, the contract prices thereof -
and be explicitly understood that critical nspso s, Will DO
which do the sample VIII be rejected and thrown upon
I'M 10 himself tho right
mh the quantity named above as the exgences cr interests OF inc
may demand.
Proposals the aQuariermascr Of the Marine
O. and endorsed Proposals for supplies
The papers publishing viii send the paper con-
tanning te first examination accompanied
by duplicate the rate Of 20 cents FOR 800
ems TX 800 ems for all subsequent IN
serions. :, ~
Tho Natonal ntelgcnc STAR and "statcs Washington;
argus Portand. Maine 'fatriotn Concord, H. sGazete
Portsmouth "Courier, Boston, Mass "bdgc.
port Conn; Newso Atlas, New York Eagle
pha Pa ePatro harrisburg, Pa Iepublcan, Baltimore Nd;
STATESMAN sArgus" Norfolk, Va; "Denocat Pensacola
Fla toureri sreannn,p New Orleans La will publish the
above three times per week until the I'D October
Get 1o--3tawtl3Nov
Hhe publishers these are request TO aer he adver
senen September conform 70 the above
(yLOAKS. MANTILLAS, AND SHAWLS.-HAR-
PER & MITCHELI.-The connected with our new
store will opened day. take pleasure in calling the a.
purchasers generally 70
goods embracing all the novelties inc season.
consisting IN part OF
Embroidered accrmmed and plain Lyons velvet coaks ana
nanilas ...,.-.-..,
French and beaver cloths, pnin anu
Il variety OF style
large black and gray cloth busters ana
mourning cloaks.
ShawIs, Shawls, Shawls!
In shawIs we have a beautiful stock
Canels' hair shawls and scarfs tl
Long square broca purchased the late large auction
Stella n al coors cashmere and chenille borders
Long square Bay State and Scotch pinids
cashmere with silk borders, for mourning.
Oct 0-eod6th gsg
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Failure Of a New Caioa Maagae'ory.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 13--H is reported here to-day that
the Albion Cotton Mandatory has failed Its liabilities
are not definitely known
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Mernanti1; Suspensi.ans.
The Ohm RIM

Boston, Oct l3.-Messrs. George T. and w P. Lyman,
China merchants, have suspended.
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OF FICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
October 13 1857.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the limitation confirmed in the
authorizing this department purchase of
having been reached not within B mako further
purchases at present.
HOWELL COBB
Secretary of the Treasury.
Oct
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Oct lid

| Qt1OA REWARD will pay one hundred
WlOO dollars reward on Tho detection and CONVICTION o.
,nched my Printing ONCE saturday evening Last
1 Oct 14-3t G. WENDELL h
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all took upward movement under the belief that the
banks would all suspend specie payments tomorrow,
II is reported that at the meeting this evening all the
banks but voted for general suspension,
IaE vLRy Latest.
Il Is reported good authority that all the banks
have resolved To suspend but the meeting still In ses
sion
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WHEELING, (va.,) Oct l3.-The river here continues
to fall.