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aH~ GovRRNon STREET Stove STORE

Fall campaign for 1857, now opened with larger
and still more desirable assortment than in any for
year, consisting in part of entire cargo from
the justly celebrated foundry Of A. G. Barstow which
judges OF goodwork particularly invited to ex-
anime. Persons having in use Stoves, Ranges, or
Furnaces of this make can obtain repairing pieces,
on application, at factory prices
GEORGE STERRETT.
n. B.ESotcs OF solvent suspended Banks 81 Virgil
vania New England received for goods at our re-
gular cash prices, and market value allowed fer
specie. ocl3
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THE HENRICo LIGHT DRAGONS
WILL usLD THEIR

HE DhAuVONS
WILL Hold THEIR
THIRD ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
At the STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS,
near the city of Richmond, that day, he 18th OF
0Ctobsr,) and they hero extend cordial invitation
a manly but blosdess contest with them for the sp-
proving smile Of Beauty, to be won by the most
pert liSrseuaaship and skilfnl use q the Lance
regulations, which will be strictly observed:
/. Martial Law shsll govern the Tournament. and
2. No one shall enter the gates on horseback, but
Marshals, Knights and Lahcers; carriages may en-
ter but occupy positions assigned them by the Mar
shals.
g. No one can enter the lists but Knights in COS
tune and Laneers Of the Troop The invited Knights
will devices and costumes 20 suit the fancy Of
the wearer; but LanceTs Of tbs Troop will wear full
uniform, with devices or scarfs OF TIER own selec
ton. (Knights without costume, device or scarf
4. At o'clock on the morning Of the 10Th tho Troop
will occupy the Fair Grounds with closed gates 10
Arran 20 for the ceremonies OF the day. At "
cort of Lancers will proceed to the Central Hotel
where tho invited knights will be in readiness TO
move in column with their escort - the field OF the
At 10 o'clock the gates will be opened, and at II q
blast of tho trumpet will announce the opeuing Of
the Tournament, and cal to their stations all officers
not yet posted. when the orator OF the day will
charge the Knights III an appropriate address ip'ne
diately after which the fitting will commence.
As sosn as the contest is over, the victor will b,
proclaimed by name and title, and will thereupou
select the "Qseen Of Love and Beauty" The knisht'
of Homer will then be proclaimed, and will select
their respective Maids Of Honor. The Knights will
thsn be paraded in front Of the Judges stand to ssu
the Queen aud Maids of Honor, when the long roll
thrice repeated will announce the close OF the Tour
nament.
AGrand Ball will be given in honor Of the chosen
Queen, at the Central Hotel at o'clock. T. NJ, Of
the same day, when the Queen and Maids Of Honor
will be duly crowned and invested.
Tickets TO Bali, S. to the Tournament 30 cts oas
ticket admitting a gentlsmai Rnd lady.
Children under IL years old will be admitted to
the Tournament, two on ticket.
Tickets 20 be had ut the principal Hotels aud Book
stores. oc lB-N
aA- Knights intending to enter the contest on The
10TH must call at the Central HOtef by SATURDAY
the 18th, aud register their names upon the list.
which will be left with the proprietor
D6- In pursuance Of a resolution pass
ed at late meeting of the HENRICO LIGHT ORA.
G00NS, hereby notify all persons having claims
against the aforesaid Company 10 present them to
me Immediately. DANIEL n. GARDNER,
oc lest See'y Of III. l.. Dragons
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Condition Of Virginia Banks.

BANK OF ROCKINGHAM,l
HARRIsoSBUsG, Va, oct. s, 1857. !
HENRY A. Wise, Eco, Governor Of Virginia;
DEAR SIR enclose a statement Of the condition
of this Bank on the :st inst
Your obedient servant,
c. c. STRAYER, Cashier.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF rHE BANK OF Rock
ISdHAM, Ocf. ], 1897:
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HA- NOTICE TO MY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.-I am new prepared to
furnish them with Brogues, OF the best quality OF
all sizes, of my OWE make, and of all kinds. Also,
Boots and Shoes for ladies' gentlemen boys, misses,
and children. Of every description-each of my own
manufacture and of the best imported work.
ALEX'R HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Boots and Shoes
M Io- Main AZ Richmond Va
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Cant. Burt.

Whilst $1,000 have been liberaliy presented to
Capt. johnson, Of the Norwegian vessel which aid
cd In the rescue Of the passengers by the Central
America, to which has been added valuable gold
ohronometer from the President, we have not OBJ
served that any suitable testimonial has been made
TO Capt. Burt, of the American brig Marine. The
conduct Of Capt Burt was noble in the extreme,
and the disabled and perilous condition of his brig
at the time no went to the relief of the Central
America, would have been considered by many
masters Of vessels sufficient reason for not going
10 the aid Of the distressed steamer. Moreover, his
stock of provisions was short, that he knew that
every human being saved from the wreck, would
take so much bread, which might be necessary for
his own subsistence, from his own mouth and his
crew. Nevertheless, like a noble hearted sailor,
and a true, and gallant man, he bore down with
his halfwrscked brig to the aid of those whose
dangers and necessities greater than his own,
and stood by them in storm and peril, received the
halfdrownsd and shivering ladies and children in
his hospitable vessel, giving up his own cabin,
sharing with them his last crust, and cheering and
sustaining them till they were brought safe to
shore. The owner of the vessel, humane and gen.
srous Boston merchant has refused to receive a
dollar tor tho expenses of the ship. In short, the
conduct of all concerned in the Marine has been
equally gallant, generous and handsome. 1t is
surprising, however, that 10 move has been made
towards expressing to Capt Burt the signal appre-
citation of his services which 10 felt by all whom he
rescued This is not the first time that the same
captain has performed uurequted deeds of a SINH
lar kind, having, about year ago, saved thirty
forty sonls from burning ship, for which neither
he nor the owner Of the Marine received word OF
thanks from the proprietors OF the lost vessel We
are glad to that they do not tire Of we'll doing
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AHr YOU CAN NOW FIND AT ALEX. HuL's, 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 be had in this
nra any other
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RS2- NerCE-ALEx'R HILL has Just received di
rect from London, five hundred pair of English
Buckskin Over Caters, Of all lengths They are
both suitable for walking riding. The above
were purchased by himself while in London, and
will be sold low for cash. to punctual paying Gus
TONERS
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Z BBLS. Sweet Havana ORANGES
~ 2bbls. CRANBERRIES
Isl bis. APPLES
Received and for sale by

FIRST OF THE SEASON.-New crop
4 MALAGA kAIsINs.--Just received, per steam.
er. from New York. Is boxes assorted wheie. half
and quarter, new crop RAlSINS for sale by
oe Is LOUIS J. B0ssIEUX.
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EB-If an enierprisng man sets himself to work,
and by his native industry and talent digs out new
principle, he sure to meet with of unprinc
pied imitators. Thus it is with TYLER Co. Crowds
ofpettyfoggers are travelling through the State pre-
tending to possess the steam process of picture ma
king when, in reality, they are worse than bag. Of
gas TYLER Go. are the emily artists who use the
steam process. Gallery l39 Main street.
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BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHr.--A prize fight took place in
Canada opposite Buffalo. Saturday, between two
individuals named Lazarus and Hannegan One
hundred and twenty-eight rounds were fought. The
fight lasted nearly three hours, and neither con-
quering, the stakes were withdrawn.
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NGOUSELAINS, WORCESTERSHIRE
IsI coler Mouselains in variety; Printed Mouse
lains all qualities; Side Stripe Mouselains and CASH
meres; Mouseains and Cashmere Robes, &C.. for sale
by CHILES CHENERY,
IA rOa reat
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H1 Steam and twenty-five artists making the best
Of portraits for 50 cents, at l39 Main street Hard
times improve business at the Steam Gallery TYLEH
10 arfists
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We, the undersigned, members of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Bank OF Rockingham believe the fore
eOe A. b. TRICK,
WIN G.. STEVENS
PETER HENEBERGER,
W. A. CONRAD,
X. W. THURM0ND,
r. I. III. WARREN,
NJ. HARVEY EFFINGER.
October ], 1857.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF ROCKINGHAM 70 WIT:
This day G. q. Strayer. Cashier of the Bank Of
Rockingham, personally appeared before me, No
tary Public. in nd for said county. and made oath.
that the above statement is true to the best of his
knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of October 1857.
JAMES KINNEY, N. p.
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-7-------a- - 90 ----- =
MARRIED,

On the 9th inst by the Rev. X. J. Willis Mr.
FREDERICK KELL to Miss JOSEPHINE OCTA.
VIA, daughter of the late Charles Thompson.
On the 9Th of Oct, in Weldon, N. G !, by MIR. John
Campbell, Mr. EMANUEL FRANCIS to Miss LUCY
A. LYLE, all OF this city.
~ Lynchburg and Raleigh papers please copy
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REn MISSES AND CHILDREN's DRESSES,
WRAPPINGS Also, BLACK LACE BASQUES,
CAPES and PARTY DRESSES made to order
B0NNETS Bleached Pressed and Trimmed.
EE- On hand, fine assortment of QUILTED
HOODS. LADIES' BAZAAR,
No 20s Broad st., between 4th and 9Th streets.
II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Reg THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
will be held Mt their Hail. on this CTUESDAY) even
ing, at half past o'clock.
An Essay will be read by VIM. P. Munford, Esq.
&C I3-lt A. U. MAYO, Rec. Sec'y.
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The south Carolina Banks.

A Charleston paper confirms the statement that
the Rank Of the State suspended on Saturday, and
gives the reason for it that the Bank extended
its line Of discounts to relieve the mercantile com
hunity, while the other Banks did not. BY this
course It fell in debt to the city Banks who demand
cd the settlement of the balances due them in gold
Thus the gold was drawn rapidly from its vaults
rs to induce it to suspend. The same paper thinks
the other Banks will not suspend.
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MONEY TIGHTENING IN ENGLAND.-A letter received
in Boston, per Niagara, dated the 18th nit,
ports money matters as generally growing tighter
throughout England, while the demand was also
on the increase. At Manchester the late buoyancy
had yielded to depression. and on both goods and
yarns a decline had been submitted to.
The demand for coin for export continued active,
and more than absorbed the receipts
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THEATRE.-The 'Tyrant Queen" will be repeated
tonight, with Miss Morant in the character Of
Valsha. The piece was very finely represented
on Saturday night, and received with every de-
monstration of satisfaction the part of the audi
ence. 1t is thrilling drama, intricate in plot,
and full of startling incidents. The entertainment
will conclude with the amusing farce entitled the
widows Victim," with Mr.. Adams as jeremiah
Gin.
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SUSPENSION IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 1.-THE South Western Rail-
road Bank Of South Carolina suspended this morn
ing.
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lust LOOK AND BEHOLD WHAT
q sacrifices GOLDSMITH is closing his stock out at.
Black and Colored Fringes Sc. per yard worth 16c;
81 30 cheap bat t250 lIsh Linens at 37s worthF5c,
Elastic Belts 21sc eighteen I'd pieces Curtain Trim
mings 62lsc, worth 81 so; Ruches; Bonnet Ribbons,
at extremely low prices; Cambria Strips at 5c
worth 81; Corsets 81 and 81 Is, worth So handsome
Tidys Soc; Infants Waists 5Dc Undresssd Kid Gloves
25c. and lots Of other great bargains.
G0LDsM1TS Cheap Store,
oc 10 215 Broad street.
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REPORTED BANK SUSPENSION IN PoRTsMouTH.--The
Norfolk Argus, of yesterday, has the following
paragraph:
We regret to announce that the Branch Bank of
Virginia at Portsmouth suspended specie payment
on Saturday. We hope the suspension will prove
only temporary.
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BANK OF BERKELEY IN yIRGINIA,o
MARTINSBURG, Oct. 7, 1857. !
II. A. WISE, ESQ T.. 0pernor of Virginia:
DEAR SIR herewith transmit to you lin accord.
ance with the law statement OF the condition OF
this Bank, on the 3gth September, l857.
And remain, respectfully. your ob't servt.
ID. BURKHART, Cashier.
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FOUND DEAD.-The body of a man was found yes
terday morning, on the track of the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad. short distance from the city, with
his head horribly mangled. He must have been
instantly killed by the cars of the previous even
ings train passing over lis head. No who has
yet him has been able to recognize his features
His dog was sitting by his side, and with the char
acterstic fidelity of his race, srcey resisted the
approach of persons to his masters body and had
to be forced away by those who discovered the bO-
dy.-HemphiS bulletin.
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FIRE FROM AN ARTEsI,N WELL-A fire was caused
at Juhelville, Watertown, n Y, last week, by
the ignition of gas from artesian well in pro-
gress of boring John Smith, the engineer, was
badly burnt. large hole was cut in the flame,
80 rs to let body of water fall Immediately upon
the hole, but it was thrown back with force truly
surprising, and the gas burnt above the water in
beautiful bright flame Quilts were then satura-
ted with salt and forced down, and the fire finally
extinguished, after burning an hour and half.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE REINFORCEMENT OF
MISS FANNY MIGRANT.

TUESDAY ETENLNG, october 10, 1887,
Will he performed the grand romantic Drama OF
THE TYRANT QUEEN.
yalsha Miss FANNY MIGRANT
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SOUTH CAROLINA BASKs.-The Charleston Standard
of the sth inst says 1t is needless perhaps for
to inform readers that the Stockholders of all
the 8. G. Banks personally liable for three
times the amount of their stock that there is
an unfaling surety against the non-redemption of
their notes. and another thing is that there never
has been Bank failure in South Carolina by which
the public has suffered.
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i1ss7Hf7a aaai|aHaisl-as aai=aaaa
DIED.

On Saturday, the 10th inst, at O'Clock p NJ, IA
COB BECK, in the 67th year of his age. He leaves
a wife and three children TO mourn their loss.
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The cotton crop has suffered severely in the
last few weeks from the long continued drought
The late boIs will be dmnutive and the cotton of
inferior grade from the forcing process brought
to bear upon it by the hot dry weather. The plan
tiers now universally concede very short crop
throns hout this whole section.-Sparta Gcoraian.
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SAD CALAMTY.-On Saturday afternoon last, Mr..
Alexander O. Weaver met with accident which
caused his death. One of the proprietors of the
new steam flour mill in this place, he went down
into the well with the Messrs. Clarke. While in it,
the banks above cayed in, and crushed him so that
rs died about o'clock that night. One of the
Messrs. Clarke was slightly wounded in one of his
hands--the other escaped unhurt.-UuRtsriHe( 4iid)
Advocate
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JEALOUSY AND MURDER.-Isaac Easton was killed
OIL Tuesday last, by Justin Clark, both of Lewis
county, Ky. The affray occurred in the edge of
Carter county-Clark first shooting Easton, and
then beating him with stone, causing his death
in short time. Jealousy was the cause of the
difficulty
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INJURY TO CRoPs.-For two days past we have
been visited with an abundance of rain, accompa-
MED by high cold wind. We are informed that
the rice crop in sections has already been in
jnred, and if this spell continues, more serious
damage may be pprehended.-SlraRndh Georgian,
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RUN ON TIE CHARLESTON BANKS.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. Oct. 12.-There ia now run
all the banks in this city.
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SUIcIDE.-We learn from the Girard Ala Herald,
that Mrs. Cook residing in that place, committed
suicide recently by taking laudanum. 1t appears
that some eight or ten months since she was de-
serted by her husband, and left with five children
TO support. which she was incapable Of doing. and
had to live most of the time upon the charities of
the town. Driven to despair by her unfortunate
condition, she resorted to the dread expedient of
terminating her sufferings by sef-destructon.
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=
MADEIRA WINES, LOW GRADES
Av1 Just landed
N quarter casks Collie Wine
20 quarter and eighth casks London Particular.
For sale by SELDES MILLER,
ocl Is Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
DOYAL PALE SHERRY-Very deli.
~ cate and finest quality Just landed and for sale
by SELDEN h MILLER,
&C Is Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
SCOTCH ALE AND ENGLISH POR-
~ TER, now landing and in prime order, of the fol-
lowing celebrated brands:
Younger's Alloa Ale, pints In glass
Do. do. do. do. in stonejugs
Knox 4 Sons do. do. do. in glass
Campbelps do do. do. in stone jugs
Allsop's East India Pale Ale, pints, In glass
=, Barclay, Perkins Co.'s Porter, in pints and qrs.
For sale at very low prices by
SELDEN & MILLER,
oc 10 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
MOURNING .-Bombazines,
~ Alpacas, ,Mouselaines, ChalIics, French Meri-
noes, Canton Cloths. Gnghams, Prints &C.. for sale
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ANOTHER FAILURE IN NEW YORK.
New YORK. Oct. 1.-THE Grocers' Bank has sus.
pended. 1t is understood that the bank contrac-
tions last week will exceed s5.000,000.
Corning 4 Co., bankers, who suspended on Satur-
day, were large stockholders in the Southern Bank
at New Orleans,
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On the ID day Of October, 1857, d. J. Hartsook.
Cashier Of the Bank Of Howardsvila, made oath be-
fore the subscriber, Justice Of the Peace for the
county Of Albemarie. that the above statement 10
correct TO the best of his knowledge and belief and
that the business OF tho Bank has been transacted At
w. A. TURNER j. p
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MARINE NEWS.

MAXINE NEWS.
NORFOLK, Oct. 1.-THE schooner J. p. Lofand.
bound to New York, has put into this port, will
loss of sails and other damage.
The schooner Black Squall from Alexandria.
bound to New York, has also put in here her masts
and mainboom gone, and her mainsail split and
lost The mate and one man were lost overheard.
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CHARLESTON, Oct 1.-THE steamer Marion is dc.
tanned here in consequence of bad weather, but
will start soon.
Highly important!
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To conclude with the Farce of the
WIDOWS VICTIM.
jeremiah Clip, with mtationsl. Mr. X. Adams
ADMISSI0N.-Dress Circle and Parquette 30 cts:
(no extra charge for secured sests Second Tier CT
Family Circle Is cts. Eastern Gallery expressly fer
Boys, only l21S cts. Western Gallery - cts. Gallery
80 cts. Doors open at scloek-Overturec commence
at 4 be fore !, precisely. Box Office open from 10
until 2. and from until ). daily.
~ GRAND TOURNAMENT
I'm. BY TIE
In honor of the approaching Anniversary Of the
CAPITULATION At YORKTOWN
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TT YOU are troubled withe cough or
cold, or any affections Of the lungs, use Picots
Extract of Wild Cherry and Wood Naptka. Sold by
oc i3 L. j. PICt1f Dru0 yisf
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REDEMPTION OF II. 8. STOCKS


WASHINGTON, Oct. 12-United States stocks Il
the amount of 100000 have been redeemed by
the Secretary of the Treasury. He is authorized
to apply only 100000 more to that purpose.
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ticle, dated Saturday evening:
The Stock market is still destitute of ANYTHING
like activity. There was, however, a moderate bu.
SIM IS done to-day, the operations amounting in the
aggregate to about $4,000. All the fancies were
quite heavy, aud in the leading speculative Balti-
more and Ohio Raroad) there was large decline.
This stock, which advanced yesterday 81, fell of
to-day s41a per share.
Financial affairs still wear gloomy aspect and
the news received to-day of the suspension of the
Illinois Central aud Erie Railroad has added to the
general feeling of dependency. Money has been
tighter here to-day than on any day for q Week
The banks are still granting accommodations In a
limited extent, but the street it is almost
sible to negotiate paper. The leading buyers of
paper generally decline doing anything TODAY
and the few negotiations that were made were al
2a2l per cent. per month. Exchange on New York
is luctuating and we quote it ranging from II
per cent. Some considerable sales of Sterlino EY.
change have been made for the steamer of Tuesday
at lU1 in currency.
DIscREDITED BANKs.-Since the financial pressure
commenced the notes of no less than ninety three
banks in the United States have been discredited.
The rags" of these concerns are at discount of
from to 10 per cent? and those of several of them
are entirely unsaleable.
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ERANGIPANNI.-An eternal perfume
Il from the Holy City-the most rare and exquisite
perfume for the handkerchie in existence Just 70
seiyed and for sale by
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MONEY MATTERS Al BOSTON.

BOsToN, Oct. 10.-The evening papers of to day
represent money matters as less favorable than
yesterday, but there is no apparent excitement
The stock market has again commenced to decline
under orders from holders sell at the best rates
offered Bank stocks also share in the depression
and there are far more sellers than buyers. The
principal decline to-day, however, was in the
shares of the Merchants Bank, which fell off three
per cent, closing at 30 bid.
The report of the failure of the Boston Betting
Company, Tappan Mciienry, agents, incor-
rect, and probably originated from the fact that
they stopped their works for the periodical clean
ing Of the machines 1t is said their assets exceed
their liabilities 100000.
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HAIR BRUSHES, Tooth Brushes, Po-
IL mades, Hair Oils, perfumery, Rrangipan nj.
Soap. Tooth Washes and Pearl Dentifrices OF every
description and variety. for sale at the Drug Store OF
ID DUVAL NORTON
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CURE YOUR C0LDS.--Gum Drops, AZ.
sorted favor; Jujnhs Paste: Jelly Cakes: ~
Cream Drops, Hoarhouad, Lemon, fAxssed and
Winter Green Candy. Also. Cough Candy. Allrery
necessary and efheent In curing colds. frexh MAJ
ocn LOUIS J. BossIEux.