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FOR RENT-Posses4ion given il

G. FOR RENT-Possession given i'm
Hss meiiately-Tbe Store now occupied by the
subscrihers on 18th, between Main and Cary SITS J,
who will 1ve this week to the house Lately in the
occupancy Of Messrs H Fry Sons, corner OF
Gary and Pearl streets. Apply 70
Wa WALLACE SONS, .
Also, = commof,ious Lumber House, liz the rear of
Messrs John ton 4 Bransford's Hardware S.ore and
convenient to the store on 18Th at, -
se lis WIN WALLACE SONS.
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m FALL STYLES OF =
III hats AND CAPS FOR 1873.

m FALL STYLES uf
III hats AND CAPS FOR 1873.
have inst received fron1 the Northern .ass9f!s
all Of the latest styles Of HATS. CAP and W 10,
which have been selected by my brntbers IN person,
4 r the Southern trade II Of which have becn
bought fur cash. and will be sold vsrg low have
all Of the different styits Of 0eDteinens LATE mna
GAPS. Also, the stylrs Of Youths, Boys and Cbii.
Ifen's ATS and CAPS, Misses FLA OF the 'stess
styles. Iwouid most respectfully cai the attention
OF country merchaets and farmers to my ssock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. y. will sell them ~
low Ladies will hnd oneof the best assert ments o.
Children's HATS and CAPS, and MisseS fLATo 70
be seen ia the CITY, Call a. 4 see for yourselves
HATS and CAPS from Is cents to IS, too numerous
foa sntion forget IN call at 7 Brosd street,
fysdoors below DreeGen fox's.
most respectfully inf-rm my friends that an
still with brother at my old stand. No "a bread
street where shall be pleased to wait upon tts IN,
with any thing in the line Of HATS. GAPS, &C Inc
stok isiarge and vol seected, for wnolssale qua
retail. RICHARD Aoonh-
So 2t-lm -
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q -. THE CONTRACTORs FOR

~ ~ THE CUNTKACTUKS FUK
THE CONSTRUCTION OF Tug DOW
EMPLOY THK FOLLOWING CLASHES CP MkN:
First Forpmen or Overseers. Blacksnishs general
ZONE 3toIe Cutters: those viii be sent in
ship from the City of Richmond. after the 2Dth Fl
thi. month, (SEPrEMBsh) and all those thu,
hold themselves In readiness TO embark after
that time They will also employ 3aG labore1s
10 work in shafts and tunnels and rock ex-
cavations for rst NJ this class, they will
nav as high as 81 day. ship viii be sNnt nut N
October, either from Baltimore or Phiadslphis, tcf
which due notice will be given,3 with the shove
Appiy 10 w. MINOR hOBERTs. Carlisle,
pennsyiyania JACOB HUMsIRD, Cumteriand
Narylana. and ROBERT HARVEY. Richmond.
Yir iinia ss-ts
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k....-,-.s------- = =
LIE DISPATCH.
- :, q q "A crpTyMQvu - iSsi
r,nano,al and C.mmsrosai.

r5nannal and Cemmeroiai.
eaies In New York, frla~s. Of eaoeo virginia :
q ~ eseoe Nevsh Carolina Sc II Ny. and Ssss
Tsaesssss 81 Al as3sos. ou Saturday s7oce Tennet-
- Sc ~ asAga,s.
Nssthern Markets.
BAIYsn M, september 70. Flour sseaaJ' ho"""
utrsst and Oate tsa eity MIA 20 ~ q, s.,s, IN
wheat 4 all; White $40 =, req s..zee'''''
Ore q dull; u hIte sc. yellow a@sG.
Ssneis ,,ss arc ve.y dull and unchanged.
Lard i,ouEet at liz .oo
M,~ vosr Sent 2s.-fioar 10 arm: seeS o. 49,. go
barrels state S3.s'as III. ONO s'''SS''
WS.s, l. arm. sales Of $50. easn sss !, S ssni "
srAies Are heavy. iod u iset % ,m.hels mil nj ~
&t.se a,aa,- ,,rimc Sl4,9efi5
Lard l. dull AZ ii Saegils.
VhIsk 4 auiea ut ys,tc.
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TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ SH0vELS, ToSGS and PoK Frs Il have for
sale an elegant assoI tment OF all kinds of drates
handsome and plain sets Of Shoyeis, Ton9s and
pokers. different sizes of coal Scuttles cinder
ShoveIs. fire Shovels; handsome stands for Shoveis
an Pokers Blower Stands brass and iron footmass:
are Brick fire Stats and Jans sets OF soap Stone for
setting up Crates Tavern aud Church Bells, OF
sweet Tone. Builders, hsasekeepers, End others in
want of any of the above articles can be supplied at
the Lowest Northern prices. I am manufacturing
all kinds of Bra, and Iron Works of the above de.
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, No. 225
Main street. between 5th and 9Th streets, West side.
aichmond, Va
an i6-diy g. %. DENO0N
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QS.ul REWARD -JEFFRIEs' AN

aDcofO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of Gonorrhos. elect. Structures, and similar
disorders Il makes speedy cure without the least
restriction OF diet drinE exposnre or change In ap-
single case of recent Gonorrhoea which the mixture
will not cure under forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted dose of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will radl-
cally cure any ease which can be produced. This
desirable result s obtained in from two to ten days
and as it neither creates nausea offehds the pal
ate, and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet
interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep heal
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the production of
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients arc
entirely vegetable. and injurious effect, either
constitutionally or locally, can be caused by its
use.
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent fer New Yofk, G
II Ring, No 90, broadway, corner Of John street.
TR CALLENDER, corner Of I'd and Walnut sts
agent for Philadelphia.
Sold by FISHER WINSTON,
10 22-d1y Rfehpood Va
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RI9usN or CnAs. MATHEW TO EURors.-Mr. aud
Mrs. Mathews, having received per last steamer
(Persia) very advantageous offers of engagements
from J. B. Buckstoas, iessee aud manager Of the
Hay market theatre, Lond ~, and provincial mana.
gers, isfs In the steamer Asia from Boston las,
Wednesday,
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edmond, Aug %, 1855.
1T HAT TRADE.

EN hAI 1h4D6.
KELLY MASON,
10. Main street, Richmond, Virninia.
The Fall trade IL now commenting, and we are pre-
pared for 1t, with stock Of Hats, Caps fufs, Um-
brellas. SC Sc, OF every style and grade:
One Of 10 arm has Just returned from the North,
where for some weeks he has devoted himself assiu
opsly 10 examining the goods of all the most ceebrs
ted tons es; and making selections and he has been
abs to purchase at such prices AZ will warrant us
in selling low, ii not lower than any other honse
in this city.
With regard to our stock it will be sxfiicient TO
say that vs. have laid IN every thing that cGuld
tind. To the manufacture of 8 Tx Hats. on our
premises, We pay the greatest attention, aud we
have made cur wholesale rooms complete IN every
respect I'm
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ANOTHER PANTC.-BANK 0e

CHARLOTTE. NORTH CAgoLISA-I
nA will take the notes Of the Hank u Char.
- Latte Of RE- for y, JEWHLkl.
other article kcpt for sale 10 my STORE q. the corner
Of Main and Pearl strets
Country merchants. while hnyin2 10 the city, will
find II their Interest 70 xire call am deter
mined to- sell 81 reasouab,e rates - the can
be bone bit anyvbeye in the O. unfrys
vs. atci.es aud yeweiry repaired At short ust:cs, bf
az ne, fenced work men. SA nYEKk
se7 Corner NJ Msia and Pearl SIS
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iIARTSHORNE'S CURE-A L 1.-THE
Ii GREAT PAIN ANNIUTLATOR!
This article is the greatest discovery in Chemical
" Medical Science for the rapid cure of RHEUMA
TISM, NEURALGIA, TO0TH-ACHE, Barracks,
SORE THROAT, STIFF NECK, or pain in the
It is also All excellent preparation fer Dyspepsia
md Indigestion. which arises from weak stomach
bowel Thousands of persons who have used Ii ARTS
HosNE's CURE-ALL. have besn astonished at it's
.ierful power In removing any pain from the sys
tenn.
- Bottles Is, 50 cents. and 81.
To be had of PURCELL, IApD Il Co, and ell
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg.
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(NLUVEk HILL CUAL-I am prepar
~ ed 10 receive orders for the above Coal at s. for
lump, and 81 80 for hail, to DO delivered when 1t
suits the convenience of purchasers; and ask tae
patronaae OF former customers and others Eho may
choose TO buy from me-. IA ID WHITING.
Office near Petersburg Depot.
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MULES. MULES The subs

~ MULES, MULES The subscri-
62Vbers have inst received at their Stables on
Cary street. Opposite the q as House, large lot OF
fDe Young MULES, which offered at low prices
and on accommodating terms We VIII regularly
he in receipt n v ung MULES from entucky. and
can fiji all orders in the mast satisfactory manner.
GREEN JOHNSON, Csryst.
an Ram opposite Gao House
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- STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT,
"a lS7 BROAD SrREET.-It has been thoroughly
repaired and is considered one of the best locations
for any kind of businsssin the neighborhoad Rent
six hundred dollars per annum. Apply 10 j. FL
ANTHONY. corner OF Gary and 18th streets, who
has constantly on hand an assortment of Moleskin
Hats Of the best anaty s. So and his celebrated
Cafskin sewed Bsots at the unprecedented low price
iysl
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20 STORE FOR REnT.-Tbe store
III No Sc Main street is for rent. 1t ia located ia
the centre of business; is cemmodious, and eli
ranged. Possession gwen lst October next. Apply
to ED d EACHO,
ss 2n-dts General Agent and Collector.
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80 TWO HOUSES FOR KENT.-Une
~ on 5h street, near to Leigh occupied By Mr.
JONES' with : rooms; the other on Sth street. near
The City Spring now o cupied by MIR Starrett with
r, oms-posseesion can be had OF both ON the lst
cay of October. Apply to -
COURTNEY,
eg-.s 293 Broad street.
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- FOR REhT.-1he two upper SIO
Eee:5 RES Of the house in rear of g A Barsamin,
on 10th street, lately occupied by Mr. X U Howe
furniture show rooms. Immediate possession given
Rent low to good tenant Apply to
MIR Ii EXALL,
az I6-tlstOs or at W Peterson's Drug store.
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NLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE

~ COAL-The subscribers are nov prepared to
receive orders for the delivery of Glover Hill Coal
they also keep constantly on hand Red and White
ASH AuthI acite Coal-b0th of which will be sold on
good terms As 1t can be purchased in the city.
Orders left at their office, near Petersburg Depot
Or at capt L Libbys, corner Of 2lst and Gary SITS
will be promptly attended TO.
VIM III DAWN n NNl.
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Ssa Fur RENr-The sec nd story
~ over the Jewelry Store of 8 Myers, corner
Of Vain and Pearl Streets suitabi, for Job Print
ing Office work shop, or lodging rooms. All in
good condition, with modern improvements Appi!
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So FuR RENT Or LEASE The FIVE
II Il story Brick Building on the west line Of 10th
street between Main and Cary streets, (next above
the residence of DR.. Culien.) viii be for rent or
Apply to Mr.. l.. L. MONTAGUE or Mr.. II. Elk
Az se2-Im
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'IsO COUNTRY SMITHS--I am pre-
L pared to deliver SMITHS COAL. OF superior
quality ty the car load of sixty bushels. on board
canal boats ct the railroad laading i2 miles above
hichmond Apply at the Carbon Hill Mines, 81
mills from the canal or at my office in Richmond,
corner Basin Bank and l0th street.
TKRxs-Cash on delivery.
A. Il
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DISTINGUISHED vislfoRs--Dr. hoe, of England,
Who was engaged in one Of the expeditions to the
Arctic regions in search ot Sir Jonn frauktio. and
Hoo. Eiward Ellis q msmber Of the Brtish Par
lament, are nov 10 Washington city. 40
DrsArpaARAScx-Joh Etneridxe, formerly Chief
Clerk 10 the Navy Department mystefi2usly dis
appeared from bis hom, Ia Boston. on Monday, the
18th instant, and has not since been heard OIL
From the circumstances surrounding this air, IL
10 thought that he has, In moment elemental ab-
CREATION, destroyed himself -. .2isso g
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MOST DESIRABLE EST

- A tIOCI DLSlhAEAE n Il - Il
Ell DENCE aN BROAD STREET FOR SALE
an subscribers health being bad he desire &c move
to the country and offers for sai privately his
dence Broad street three doors above 10Th street.
The Uwelli0g is we'll built the story BricA House
coutaiDing eleven rooms, with an iron serandafi IN
front, q Wooden Por leo in rear and &C mGioiluus
office in the basement There are III the lof a goog
Kitchen, Mtathouse Stable and Servants roolas all
OF brick: fronting the Capitol square, and in
teei neighboIhood. 1t is most convenient and dc
sirable location for private residence OF boarding
scrlber offers, also. for sale, two small BRICK Iene
lnenis, with Brick Kitchens. and building lot ad
Joining on second street. north OF zach son street
Very little cash will be required, AID long time Civ
IN on the remaining pay if desired the object
being to sell not to rent. The premises cdn be ex-
amned by such as dc ire to purchase.
RICHARD EAtITtI1RN
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- METROPOLITAN HALL. This
Fsa popular Hall, situated on Franklin street,
near Governor, having changed hands and under
gone thorough repair and renovation. is now open
10 the public sud Is offered on the mo sccomn0da
ting terms. The rumor III st it to be sold, and
appropriated 10 another purpose is erroneous and
tie present owners will spare no forts TO keep
its reputation the best Hall Ior Public Amuse.
ments. Lectures, &c in the city.
JOHN COOK,
sal3-ts Agent and Manager
Cnrner of Main and Pearl sts m stat a.
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W &kbNAA$Ah "oAsAA AS1- co
' CRY for It'll This valuable ana popular prepara.
Ion Is recommended WIFE the greatest confidence
bs ere of the best safest and most reliable Worm O.
ssscyers in use.
Being prepared especially for children, 1t Is sweet
and pleasant to the taste and readily taken by them
end may be given TO the young infant with perfect
safety, asit contains no oil. worm seed srpentine.
ether nauseous drug.
Prepared only by E.J rICoT. and for sale By
DvurCiafs generally. RUlI
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&
Though cotton may be considered king in most re-
spects particularly through Queen Victorias realm,
vet we have something besides cotton to talk about
on the flags of this good city Of onrs. Sugar and
molasses, though not forty or fifty years ago CON
sidered more than articles Of luxury, have now
attained the Importance of necessares oil 1t lisa
matter Of very little Importance under what head
they are considered 1t affords Us much pleasure that
ne can remark that the prospects for the saccharne
this season are of the most satisfactory. Already
have eight hogsheads of sugar, Of this seasons
growth been received and sold, and possibly there
may be other receipts which parties desire not to be
known. This does not make much difference, for it
il well believed that with no untoward changes Gin
auences Of FROSTY that the yield this season will be
larger than ever before-that is with late frost the
result win be $4,000 hogsheads Of good merchanta-
bic sugar, which, with the overlooked plantations
bearing as they would relatively send the crop or
yield up to 425,00O hogsheads. The great import
ance of the sugar crop of Louisiana to the Western
country is manifested in the general talk change
ana i'd the annual review Of the Cincinnati market as
published in the Price Current of that city the 18th
nst, in its extended annual statement Of the trade
and commerce Of that city
The Cincinnati Refinery has been fully and com
petey repaired of the damage it received by fire last
fall and passed into the hands of owners and is
now in full operation, working to its full capacity
There are also two other reineties in this CITY an
started within the last twelve months SO that we may
say that very soon the great bulk of refined sugar
needed in this market will be nude here This must
necessarily greatly increase the trade in sugar at this
place
The following table shows the imports and exports
Of sugar at this place for thirteen years, ending
Aurust 3I. each wear
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Anniversary Events-sept. 80.

-
Independence of the South American Re
publics acknowledged by France,
I826-Explosion Of 1900 barrels of gun.pow3er at
Ostend, and much damage to property and life.
Same day. death of Cloriyiere, Dreotor fof the Mon
asery in Georgetown, D. c, He was royaIist Of
France and the reputed inventor of the Internal ma
chine, for which he had to leave that country.
1S24-Sadler. the English aeronaut killed by the
car Of his balloon striking chimney and throwing
him out
1797-The first stage coach left Utica for Geneva,
n. Y, with four passengers
1793-Riot at Bristol, England, in consequence Of
the erection Of new tollgate the bridge a mum
Der of the rioters Killed by the military.
l790-Destruction Of Miami Village (Indian,) in
Ohio, by Gen Harmer and his men 100 Indians
killed. and 300 wigwams and 10000 bushels Of corn
burnt.
l78l-Yorktown invested by Washington and
Roehambeau, assisted by the French feet under
D'Estang.
1773-Great exploit of Col. John White and seven
men, in capturing company Of ll1 British soldiers
on the Qgeeche river, in Georgia, and marching them
to the American post 25 miles off. The thing was
done by kindiing watchtles throug large tract of
country, at night and causing the British to believe
they were surrounded by large force.
l775-Stoniugton cannonaded by the British ship
Rose
lf70-Death Of the celebrated Methodist preacher
George Whitefeld, at Newbnryport Mass, aged So
He was an Englishman, but visited America seven
times, and in his preachngs throughout the country
created the most immense sensation,
l747-Death OF Thomas hail. an extraordinary
htSuS natu'G, aged years. He was 4 feet inches
high, weighed nearly seven stone and died to every
physical appearance, of old age.
I707-John Reinhold de PalIul, LYonian patriot,
broken on the wheel by Charles MI of Sweden.
i6S0-Death Of Isaac Johnson one Of the founders
Of the city Of Boston,
I552-Death Of Pope Plus V r.; who issued the
famous bull absolyug the British people from their
allegiance to Queen Elizabeth.
l5l7-M artin Luther maintained his IS PROPOSE
ttons at Wurtemburg.
lt35-Death OF Isabella of Bavaria, Queen of
France wicked and lceutous woman who favored
England more than her own country.
l400-Owen Glendower, the great WEIGH warrior,
erected his standard as Prince of Wales.
l29l-Death Of Rodolph [, Emperor Of Germany,
who made large conquests Of territory in his time,
l2s3-David, brother Of LlewelIyn of Wales, exc,
cuted by Edward as traitor. BY this, the title of
Prince Of Wales succeeded tothe Princes Of England,
7SS-Death Of Abdurmhman l, cOnqueror of
Spain and founder OF the Moorish dynasty, which
lasted 800 Yeas.
42Q-Death Of Jerome, one Of the most renowned
fathers Of the Christian Church,
| B. {, 6l-Great triumph of Pompey, at Rome,
upon the conclusion of his thirty years war, In this
war, It was estimated that he had yanqushed slain
and captured 2,l83,OoO men SINK or taken s4G
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM THE PACIFIC.


ARRIVAL or 7Hs STEAMSHIP MOSES TAYLOR
NEW York, Sept 2S.-The steamship Moses Tay-
lor has arrived here from Aspinwal with California
dates of the 18th inst.
AT the State election, held on the ID inst, the Ad
mnstration ticket was elected by majority of from
5000 to 10000.
Mining operations on Frazer river had been much
impeded by high water.
The market at Victoria was very dull, and tending
downwards. Property had greatly deprecated, and
numbers of people we're returning
Extremely rich diggings were reported on Soda
creek, in Shasta county.
1t is charged that the Almeden quicksilver mines
are held by forged title, and our Government has
instituted suit for them.
George 7. johnson and W. S. Ferguson fought
duel, in which the latter was wounded in the thigh,
Lots Of murders, suicides and fatal accidents have
been taking place recently in Oregon.
Lieut.. ]. X. Allen was killed in nghtattack upon
the Indians.
The market generally was firm, with an advancing
tendency. Lard had advanced 2c; Rice, Carolina,
was buoyant; Sugar had advanced; Spirits Turpen-
tine SOC.
Central America
Nicaragua was in a state Of quietade The Sara
nae was at Aspinwall. 1t was reported that San Sal
vador was about to invade Honduras.
South America,
News had been received at Panama Of a declara-
ton of war by Peru against Ecuador.
The US. ships Merrmac and Decatur were at Cal
lao.
The Valparaiso market was improving.
The harbor of Mansanilla has been blockaded by
the schooner Gen. L. Yarras.
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Telegraphed to tbe New Orleans Crescent.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
Cotton Advanced 1-s to lid


NRw YoRK, Sept 29,-The steamship Arabia
Capt. Stone, Of the British and North American
Royal mail line, has arrived here with Liverpool
dates Of the 18th inst.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL CoTToE MARKET Liverpool, Sept, 49,
The sales of cotton for the past week were $4,000
bales of which 1900 were for speculation and 5000
for export, All qualities had slightly advanced-say
3D. The market closed firm.
BREADsTUFFs.- Breadstuffs generally were deCIin.
ing, and quotations were nominal.
Provisions Provisions also closed with a decIin-
ing tendency.
CoNsoLs.--C onsols were quoted at OH
CorToN MARKET.-The circular of Messrs Richard
son, Spence Il Co., says that the advance on Cotton
was from ID, to ID, but the advance was hardly
maintained,
The estimatedsaes of Friday, the 18th, were 10 600
bales Of which 1000 were to spectators and for ex
port. The market closing firm at the following quota
tons Fair Orleans, 11-l6. MiddIing Orleans,
SIG. Fair Mobile GIG. MiddHng Mobile, "A,
Fair Upands, q, Mddling Uplands, SIG.
General News,
The general news is unimportant. Atlantic Tele
graph shares have declined in consequence of dis
couragng accounts Of the cable from valentia
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DOMESTIC TNTELLTGENC


BosroN, Sept 28.-Capt. Townsend, of the SLAYER
brig Echo, has been admitted to bail in the sum Of
$1,000
LEAvESwoRTH, Sept 2s.-Col Sumner has arrived
here from the expedition against the Cheyenne In
dams,
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, Sept 28.-Cotton closed with an adj
vancing tendency Middling Uplands tnew crop 14c
Yellow Corn 9Gc. Pork-Mess Eastern SIG 70 to
$lG Is. Bacon quiet, 50 to Bic. Sugar steady, to
SIC. Linseed Oil "a to 75c Coffee steady, l03 to
ll3C.
CTScrNSArI, Sept 2s,-Whis5y 193c.
River Intelligence.
ST. Louis, Sept 2s.-The Mississippi at Dubuque
was seven feet eight inches and stationary The
other rivers were falling. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gla-
diator and Morrison. Departed-the L, M. Kennett,
the Ed. Walsh and the City of Memphis.
VIcKsBURG, Sept. 29.-The Cora Anderson passed
down at P. NJ, and the Alice Vivian at O'Clock
this evening
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FOURTH DISTRICT sCuooLs,-In consequence Of
the continuance of the epidemic, and Of sickness
among the teachers the opening Of the Fourth Dis
trict public schools has been postponed to The third
Monday, the 18th Of October, See tie advertised
notice of the fact.
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SEWELL1T. TAYLOR,
No. II Kaval st-eet