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TnENc Notice.

TNHOSE indebted to the estate Of D. Ladd, by vendue
l. notes otherwise, will please call on the under
signed and settle immediately the accounts of said
estate must be closed. GEORGE POWERS.
Inv laIL-nml
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Sealed proposals viii be received BY the subscribe,
until June 10Th for building new School House IL
sub District No. g. in Perryshurg Twp. Said House tt
be frame building, 90 f. by 5O and to be completed
by the lst Of November next.
BY Order Of TIE Board Of Education.
T. r. MILLER Clerk.
Perrvsburr Nav 10th lsJ7-lwG
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Sa- The Atlomy General has decided that
deputy Post Muster cannot be compelled TO ap-
pear in Court with a valuable, or other latst AK
drsssed lS smother party.
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o. In worldly wealth. it is said Tie pres
en-! Is tho richest American Cabinen. ever
cony'ned since we became nAnau S,me
count their means by hanited1 of .l9as.4.s.
others by millions.
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SheriI,s sale,

Joseph Hamilton ct. al. William Henry ct al,
ID vlrtue Ofan order Of sale to directed and d..
I'D Hverel from the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio in the above entitled cause, will ofsT
for sale at the door of the court house in Pcrrysburg
On Wednesday, July l, 1857
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. ~ and O'Clock
". OF said day the following real es;ae The whole OF
the southeast quarter Of section number thirty six 3
OF township number four az north, OF range number
ten QOl (Which ia not included in the town plat the
town of Woodbury. containing about l49 acres, and
also all that part OF said town of Woodbury. which was
g. H. and II Of lots laid out the plat of said town
with the streets and alleys connecting the same excep
ting thererrom lots number T. and s. in block number
H. said land and lots being the whole of said quarter
section except said lots and g, in block al In Wood
county, Ohio. Q. W. MOTION, Sheriff
MCRRAY L DODGE, Atty's.
An. % lAhZ-lMASL lh
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From tie Nlo e g.,nd Farmer, Boston, h1ss.
This tribute to our noble and eloquent Senator IS
very neatly executed and viii trany tie WNheS OF
.hgusnrds who desire TO know more of the personal
history oil the man who has made 40 bold mark upon
lis age. II is not ronrnt eydFtll lie 'a Is mere
recorded: but it is full of nstrucn N lor the VOL
contains choice extracts from most OF ms speeches
he great Kansas Speech entire and sOmn o. the most
scntrug D.nunciali ms the Brooks assault made az
public meetings in New urk, Boston and Albany 1t
also contains portrait of Mr. sumner ana vie" oi
tie assault in tie Senate Cumber,"
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SRoRFTARY OF STATE's OFFICE !
Columbus, April A, 1857. !
I hereby certify that the foregoing proposed
constitution amendments are correctly copied
from the original rolls file n this off e.
JAMES II. BAKER,
SECRETARY of State
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WI A II i A WI n e !;
Or, The Queens Fate.
A TALE OF THE DAYS OF HEROD.

One Vol, I2mo. nearly 900 pages, beautifully
Illustrated. Price 81 90.
This is u tale of arouslng epoch IN verltaDle
history presented in the form and with all the interest
Of romance It is narrative of scenes in the Lie and
t the Death of Marianne the favorite and most beau
tful of King Herods Wives. 1t is written with much
elegance and ygor and while it interests is OF that
unhag giug kind which precudes the possibility OF lay
ING it aside unfinished it fixes in the mind ndelbly a
series of of the wondrous of the Salvation OF
the human race, with which every CHRISTIAN should be
familiar. Who the Author is we have no idea; but
we should like to get hold of any thing and every thing
of hers which bears as powerful impress of genius
rs does the work before us."Oid Colony Mtmortat,
Piyrouth, Mass.
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PLEASE ITO READ THIs!

s25 PER MONTH. 500 PER MONTH.
s5OPER MONTH. SIPS PER MONTH,
S75 PER MONTH $3.50 PER MONTH.
The above Sums have been and are constantly being
made by my efficient Agents, in selling the following
TIE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID;
OR
THREE YEARS IN JERUSALEM,
THE DAYS OF PONTIUs PLATE.
The Book is large l2m vol. of 300 pages and embel'
Iished with n steel plate Portrait of the
BEAUTIFUL JEWISH MAIDEN,
An Engraved Title page and seven large, splendid
Engravings, from entire new designs, and executed
bv the first artists in the country making altogether
one of the most beautiful and Interesting books ever
offered to the American public.
the work in the hands of every person that IS able to
read, have fixed the price at
The Low Sum of 81 20.
Thirty-sx thousand copies of. the above work have
been sold nearly all by travelling Agents, and the de-
mand continues unabated,
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DANKING NOTICE.--The PERRrsBUR0 BANK
Disnow openand prepared to discount short business
paper buy and sell Gold Silver and Eastern Exchange
and transactother businessin therue Interest paid
on time deposits. is. NORTON, Cashier.
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LREsH TEAS, RICE, SUGARS. and MO-
L LASES. at July lyI GEO. POWERS.
E. y. Peck & Co.'S. extra Flmily Flour,
IN BARRELS OR SACKS.
For sale by F.RMILLER co.
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EE[eI-N IL AVNN[4?7 EOENN!
\ GlFl bOOK FOt CHRIS ilANSi
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TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
e 100 O2. Quiniue,
20 do Morphine,
Below Toledo Prices,
Nav ~ 1887 PECK n IT AMIIT0
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II. DAYTON, Publisher,
80 AHn Street, cornes Nassau, N. Y.
May %, la57--Sw4
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Free Negro Suffrage Association.

At late annual meeting of the "Colored Free
Suffrage Association" in New York. very severe
resolutions were adopted in regard to the Black
Republicans, alleging in effect that the black peo-
pie had been cheated by these political sboltionists
out of their rights In their speeches, the Repuh-
licans were spoken of as "a rascally set of men,
and the New York Tribune as "a scandalous paper ;
a lying sheet" They arc quite sarcastic on the
Black Republicans, declaring, among other edify-
ing statements, that at the great Republican ball
given Mt the Academy of Music, by the Republican
Central Committee, during the last campaign, the
grand ftstirGl supper furnished by tc1 poor re
gro cootS. lct0 haze beea pGid to this day!
The negroes even in New York are beginning to
discover the true character of their pretended
friends. The above is a fine illustration of Black
Republican character. Giving a grand political
philanthropical ball, and making the objects of
| their heavenly minded charity pay for it! The
negroes will find, in the end, that they are only
used by the political knayes and adventurers for
| their own sordid purposes. and very probably come
to the conclusion that il is better to have master
who feeds his slave than who expects his slave
! to feed him and wait on him besides.
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| The feeling In the money market yesterday was
decidedly cheerful, and the confidence In our banes
stronger than IL has been since the Inauguration
| Of the panic. The banks did a fair business Az"
| closed firm. The Bank of Commerce in ffeuefieho-
| burg has suspended specie payment eActp. -
| small amounts-a course somewhat similar W w."
| pursued by the Alexandria Institutions
| Lynehburg Courier hears rumor that 'ne o""s =,
| Christiansburg Va, is about TO suspehu ""'.'
| probably correct, as the hf"hef0 '''
| $4,000 In specie out OF it's vaults,
| Tho money market in New York Is oheerini, ana
| a.. - ha. subsided-the banks having decided
| =, rvrans;on of their discount line three per
.on, which will probably amount TO 5000, 0e0--
r,o suh Treasury yesterday. WAS to pay ont $780,
ooo {, s,ecie and 500 COO in L. s. stocks was to
| ia sent 10 Washington for redemption Besides
tbis il is stated on reliable authority, that the
steamer Vanderbilt, on her next homewsrd trip,
will bring 2500000 francs in gold. There Is there
fore now hardly doubt Of the stability of financial
affairs in New York, and n consequent degree OF
safety throughout the country. The New York
journal Of Commerce notices, a remarkable state
Of affairs, that, with clear margin of 30 cents por
bushcl for wheat shipped TO Liverpool, the pur-
chase money cannot be obtained there the bills
of exchange sold against the shipment, solely for
the want of funds to make the turn Some pro-
duce bills payable in London, have been sold as
low as 1o0-just at par.
In Boston the banks gained 100000 in specie
Tuesday, and proposition to discount to the ex-
tent of 10 per cent. Of their capital is fayorably
thought of by the bank directors. In Cincinnati,
business is very much psralyzed, and three fail
urcs occurred there on Tuesday. In Charleston, s.
c., the banks are sound and have not taken the
question of suspension into consideration. re
view of the state-of finance for the past six days
shows ii to be infinitely better to-day than it has
been ia the time named.
There seems to be good deal of misapprehen
sion in reference to suspension of specie pay
ments by the banks i'll this State. The refusal OF
bank in Virginia to redeem its notes, enables the
holders mot being suspended bank or corpora
tom to recover the same with interest, Mt tho rate
of Il per cent. per annum. The recovery may be
made by motion or warrant.
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spain and the United states.

a runor Is mentioned by Washington cores.
dent OF tue New York Herald, that there il some
renewed illfeeing between the government Of
npain aud this country; and that our Minister a.,
aaufid has been treated with marked indignity.-
TIE cause, II Is suggested. may have been an in.
cautious approach Of SIR. Dodge on the subject o,
the purchase OF Cuba. This does not seem proba
Die. M. Dodge, we should suppose, the very EN-
bodiment OF caution aud of mastery inactivity.
This would be bad time for Spain to put ON airs
The United States are entirely at leisure now Il
take sAbs, without fear of European Intervention
IL Is to be hoped that Spanish insolence will no,
Iofee our country to appropriate that little island
before we are ready for its rcception.
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IT, FAMILY UhUb rs III SluTR eOu Ideeo, foItIdltS
on Buff Plates Iodzed Mercury Watts and ColodIan,
for sale a.'TyLEE Co.'S Gallery.
BE- DR.. SASF0RD's LIVER ISvIGoRAToR is what
we wish to recommend with confidence to our read
ers our reasons for which will appear in the follow
ing:
Some time since, while troubled with Dyspepsia.
Indigestion and a thousand other ills that but
the Dyspeplic suffer, ph ysican denied the
of the tavorite cup Of coffee with breakfast But
this did not lessen the evil, by the Dr.'s advice
meat was discarded from our diet-yet Dyspepsia
haunted us day and night, until finding relief
among physicians, commenced the use of family
medicines with less faith than hope. Among other
things, we were recommended to try DR.. SANFORD s
LIVER INvIGORAroR. We tried it, and since then we
have recommended others to try it, while they in
their turn have given their recommendation, and
there that We know of who have tried it
but have been benefited by its 1t is the most
inriDoratin1, lifegVing balsam we have ever known
and we are happy in telling all Of its curative prop
critics. and in Recommending them when troubled with
any arrangement of the Liver, to try this uDailing
remedy -Fral01lia Democrat.
FISHER L WINSTON and ADIE GRAY, Agents for
Richmond Va. ocl-d&c2w
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Eli Rider. publisher of the Nytheville tfa)
Times. died on the 24th inst.
The store of Mr. Henry Butcher, few miles be-
low this place. was broken into on last Friday
night, and some fifty dollars in money taken out;
The Missouri river, the steamboat men say. was
never known to be in such bad condition as this
season.
Have you much fish in your bag z" asked per-
son Of fisherman, who was returning homie
Yes good eIl!'' the slippery reply.
The Warrenton Wing advocates the claims of
Hon VIM. Smith, for the office Of Speaker of the
next House of Representatives.
'Pompey,' said good natured gentleman TO his
colored man. Il did not know till to-day you had
been whipped last week: ;" "Did'nt you, massa!
replied pom.Jey, Il know'd it al the time"
Tommy the Indian warrior recently captuted by
Capt. J. L. Mickler died on tie 5th inst, at Eg-
mont Key, Fla.
Tho Shreveport LA Southwestern of the 9th in
staut says that loo lmotiye is running on the
Southern Pacific RAILROAD.
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Ee1Ie's American Juxe,,,..,

This extraordinary troupe Is drawing crowded
houses at the Metropolitan Hall. The children ar.
even younger than the famous performers Of the
Marsh troupe aud are prodigies In their peeuIia,
line. Their performances have been extremely
popular, aud elected raptarous applause. 70
night, they give brilliant entertainments and, we
feel sure, will be greeted by an oyerfowing house
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MARRIED,

nv the Rev. Jsremiab Hsndren Of Norfolk Mr..
WILLIAM H. TTJ0M aSON. OF New York, TO MISS
SARAH A. BLYTHE, of this city.
On the 9th instant nj the Second BAPTIST ChmTcn'
Ey Rev Dir J I, Burruws Mr.. WILLIAM y: TAN,
EEI, and Miss MARY MILDRED MALLokf, all
of tlts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
For. Of Richmond, sper so-Mlga Water ~ dcrt


ARRIVED,
schr Rob't. p King, Leeds Albany, lumber, Rag
land Il Co.
schr. Lenisa Dyer Haskill. Roekland, Ice. Via
City Point.
Schr Amelia. Rockhili. Philadelphia, coal, Harris
kehols. $500 =.
Schr. VIM. Severe. Br oks, guano, L. NsHebb
Co., fish, JAS W ins ton.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania Teal. Philadelphia, mdss
aud passengers II. H. futile.
Orig Breeze, Outerbridge Pernambuco, flour, Dun
iup Mopcure Co.
schr. May, Armstrong, via Port Walthall, coal
Nashin gtsn ID. G.
schr John r.. Myers, Hobbs, down the river light
schr Charlotte, Williams, Boston, mdse., ". u
Culuutt Il Co,
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THE ToBACco CROP IN VIRGINIA. letter from a
gentleman who has travelled through most of the
tobacco growing counties in Virginia, says that
crop will be less than that of last year. great
deal which is ripening has been attacked by the
rot and the only remedy being the knife, the
yield will be considerably decreased. The western
crop planted too late to clear the frost, and
much of it will be destroyed.
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The SUGAR CRor-A writer to the Picayune' from
St James Parish, thinks that the crop OF Lonisl'
ana will not reach 100000 hhds. lie mentions
what is omittettby others. that the cane being un
commonly short there will be no tops saved for
nlnntinS Hence sciote canes will have to be used
thus making great reduction in the amount OF
canes to be ground.
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RECOVERY or DAMAGES AGAINST THE .BosToS AND
WORCESTER RATLR0AD.-ln the supreme Juqiciai
Court in Boston Tuesday, the case of Mrs. Saran
+. shaw vs.. the Boston and Worcester Railroad
Company, which has been on trial for some time
awarded the plaintiff $4,000. The suit was Tor
damages, the plaintiff husband having been Killed
by M accident on the road.
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Az UNPLEASANT DIsPATCR.-Mrs. Graves, wife OF
a conductor on the Concord and Montreal Railroad
was on a visit to Wells River, Vt, the other day,
and as she had never seen tho inside OF telegraph
office, visit paid to it, and the first message
that came while she there was one directed to
heraeM announcing the death of her husband.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 30.--The steamship Tennessee
sailed to day for New Orleans. Her sailing is said
to be connected with another llibustcr expedition
against Nicaragua.
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ST. JOHN, n. B., Sept. Give have beon unabll
to find in any one of the papers OF letter:
brought by the steamer Jura. any allusou Whate
yer to the Liverpool cotton market.
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RELIC or THE CENTRAL AMERIcA.-Alr VIM. Bish-
op, residing near Portsmouth, Va, has picked up
on Scott's creek a branch of Elizabeth river bot
tie containing slip Of paper. on which is written,
sWm Birch, fan Francisco, on board the steamer
Central America" 1t was written by Billy Birch,
the MINSTREL aud had travelled distance OF -oo
miles.
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The New York papers continue to discuss this
subject Some of them, who have filled their col
umns with proyocatives to crime, and who speak
editoriay in the most fippant and often irreverent
terms of the most sacred things affect great sur
prise at the result of their labors and assume the
gravest tone of apprehension. This is certainly
cool
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FAST RUxHISG.-SiX Indians ran ten mile foot
race in Buffalo last week. 4 Cattaragus Indian
named Smith completed the distance in fifty six
minutes thirty-two seconds. All the others were
nearly an hour.
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FAIR AT ST. L0UIs.-The second annual fair Of the
St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association
opened on Tuesday. Several rings Of horses were
exhibited, Missouri carrying off a majority OF the
premiums. Ten thousand persons were present.
The weather was delightful.
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MECHANICs.-There is said to be scarcity ofjour-
neymen mechanics in Charleston, ). c. Carpenters
ia demand at two dollars per day. while blacksmiths
and mOulders command two dollars and fifty cents.
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TOTAL LOSS OF A VEsS FL
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

| NORFOLK Sept. 30.-The brig Edward Ii. 1lIiaF
from Philadelphia and bound to Savannah, is asLor,
| on Currtuck beach, aud will prove total loss.
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THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DISPATCH must be hand
Cd in by sy odock ts afternoon, In order to ap
.psar the next day. The heavy pressure OF adver-
sisemsnts upss the columns Of oar paper will net
aAnif ~ MAR ressation Aftsr che hour named.
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FATAL AFFRAr At FoRr MAGRUDRR, PL..-0n the
9th inst Sergeant Thomas Monroe was shot and
killed by 1t. Marsh of the State Volunteers IN an
sffray between the Regulars and Volunteers 1t.
VI. was arrested.
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PRosr.-On the Ord instant there was severe
frost in various sections of Illinois, Michigan and
Wisconsin. 1t is said, however, that no serious
damage was done to the crops.
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A Doss-James C. Clinton, from New York.
stopped at hotel in Charlotte. \. c. and attempt
ed TO commit suicide Ivy swallowing H.ree tea
s2,1ontlllS Of P-ussic acid stomach pump saved
his life.
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FEARS ENTERTAINED FOR THE SAFETY o.
THE STAR OF THE WEST.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30.-The steamer Daniel Web
ster arrived here reports having waited three days
at Havana for the Star of the West. Fears are en-
tertained for her safety.
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RI. STEAM PIcrURs DEPOT, 1879 Main street

70 STEAM VIrEoTY PES, the only style Of pictures
that will stand the change Of climate, for 30 cents
TYLER L Co., l39 Main street.
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ORDERED TO SEA-Lieut. l. J. M'Kinley of liar
risburg Pa, has been ordered,to report himself at
Charleston s c., for service on board the U. 5. rev.
cnue cutter VIM. J. Aiken.
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WoRKMEN DIsCHAEGgD-Some fifteen or twenty
hands employed in the moulding department of the
car factory. Harrisburg, Pa, were suspended from
work on Saturday. The suspension will only con
tinne for a short period.
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pICHMoND MUSICAL INsTITVTE-

~ I. L. GALLEHBR, PRISc.rAL--This Institution
10 established TO met the great aud Increasing de-
mand for teachers throughout the South, AZ well a.
10 supply high grade OF instruction TO every class
OF music pupils The year will be divided into two
session will commence October the 9th, is57 and
close ths 18th Of February The second session will
The building is pleasantly located sa Broad street
aesriv opposite the store OF Asssrs. Hreedsn Fox
FkkAs fr the session. Per scholar: Vocal Cls.s
nile Class, do, -; Piano, orsnn. Melodeon S4a (;
Guitar Flute and Violin. so; Private lessons the
voice, per lesson 81. Board Of Instruction Mr.. r.
L. akLLEaEs, Elements 81 Musical Notation. Vocal
Training aud Plane; Mr.. ELloDoRo CAMPS, Organ Me-
ne; Mr.. G. v. Rosss, Guitar and Flute; Mr.. FRxp.
gsIc DaLLISsgR. Violin
For further particulars, see Circular. or apply to
+. I. GALLEHER. at his School Rooms. sc 29-2w
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suGAE.--The price of molasses has declined so
much that the proprietors Of the Portland sugar
House, which has been closed for some weeks, have
restocked their house, aud this week commenced
making sugar from molasses. The stock OF mo
lasses in our port is much less than usual, but the
demand for family consumption is light-foradn1
CIR
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NORTHERN MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3O-Flour steady at s51l for cash
Wheat heavy. except strictly prime. Low grade OF
white quoted at s7ctaSl q good to prime red St.l2
epSl 20, do. white 81 2JtGSl.iQ. Corn frner; white
and yellow -. 1880
new YoRE. Sept. 30-Flo,lr declined; State 1880
SIS: Southern Sjt4G$5I.. Wheat dull; red SI.l5Gy
sl.22 Corn unchanged. Stocks lower; Va. 6's $50
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MATTERS IN NEW YORK.

New YORK. Sept. 30.-'rhe panic has subsidized
and there is better feeling in the money market
No failures are reported
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SAILING OF TIE PERSIA.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept 30-The banks here have
no thought of suspending, and are satisfied thai
the crisis has passed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BY SUSPENDED AND

Esys SUSPENDED AND
OTHER BARK NOTES.
BANK or THE VALLEY
CONN ERGE-
SCUTTSVTLLE-
H0WARDSvTLLE-
MONTICELLO
ROCKINGHAM
oCKBRIDGE-
OLD DOMINION
CENTRAL
And al good NORTH CAROLINA Eank Notes
Taken ia exchange for GOODS,
AT REGULAR PRICES
In sums Of vo dollars aud over whore changer not
required ,.
PRICE WATKINS,
ooI-gt Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.