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PRIZE MONEY AND THE ECHO"

The Washington Estates" refers to the entire ME
s,n,ebension of the CAGE in the statements made IN
,af,rencs to the disposition of The SLAYER Echo and
the amount of The prize money accruing to those who
were directly instrumental in her capture. 1t points
ont the course which will be taken in the matter up
On information derived from the most authentic
source:
The United States Marshal for South Carolina gave
Lieut.. Msfit a receipt for 306 Africans LOT %nlcm
number $25 per head, amounting 10 al 10 SI,ooo, wnl
be awarded as prize-money to the nag-ohosr OF Ine
homo squadron and the officers and crew OF Inc DOL
phin. This sum will be distributed as foilows: Inc
asg-ofdcer receives one-twentieib, the commanding
officer of the Dolphin twotwentleths, ana Inc pal
ance is distributed TO the other officers and the crew
Of the Dolphin according to rank ana rae. II Is
doubted, however, whether the flag officer (Commo-
dore McIntosb) ia entitled 10 one-tweniie'h as ne was
absent on leave, from his station at the time OF inc
capture. This question will doubtless be determined
by the Attoruey-General.
After the prescribed legal forms have been gone
through with, and the Echo has been iloeiied, sne
vill be sold at public auction. Half OF the proceeds
will be taken by the Government, according 10 y
special provision Of law, and devoted 10 Inc haVai
pension fund ; the other half will be- divided among
the officers aud Grew Of the Dolphin, according TO
the same rule by which the per capita prize money
Ia distributed. Eighteen of the Africans died after
their capture by Lieut.. Msfht. For these the per
capita Of twenty-five dollars will not be paid but
only for those who were delivered alive into the
hands of the United States Marshel.
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DONATES COMET-GOMErs AND THEIR
LUMINOSITY.


The velocity with which this celebrated stranger
has travelled during thel8 lew nights, has, at length
been apparent TO the human vision, aud the rate is
certainly az astounding Is j! ia perceptiule. For eI-
ample, on Monday evening, at about O'Clock, the
comet was seen in the west, aud was at leest tive o.
grees north Of the star ADturus, whereas Oh Tuesday
evening, at The sans hour, it was two degrees south
of that etar, having passd bur one or two degrees be
meath il. The nearest APPARENT conjunction between
the two was probably at2 or 5 o'clock, ?. NJ. Had
this occurred after sunDwn, Arcturus would have
been clearly visible through the brightest part OF the
tail of the comet, the RAPID motion OF which continues
probably with an accelerated momentum in the same
direction, leaving the sir TO the northwsrd. Three
weeks ago, if a line had been drawn from the comet,
perpendicularly downwsds, It would have been found
far TO the north of the san; now, such o line at 7 P.
NJ would fall TO the solth of the great luminary.-
With regard to comets and their nature generally, Sir
Richard Phillips, one of the greatest thinkers OF the
last generation, regarded them as moving masses OF
transparent fluids or vapcrs. which descend from high
angles of <Oo to $50 towards the plane Of maximum
solar force, and are there turned by that force into
another line OF motion resembling All orbit.
Like all peliucld bodies, they are believed TO retain
little heat, and perhaps, have not more in peribelion
than would liquify them while in passing TO their
sphelis, they would be crystalized, or II gaseous, be
condensed. We may add, that thus far only "a have
been known TO pass between Mercury and he Sun, AZ
within Venus, 58 between Venus and the Esrth's or
bit, and 70 between tie Earth and Mars, the rest most
ly between Mars and Jupiter. And now, with regard
to their light! Comets are chiefly remarkable tor a
luminous projection il a line directly opposite to the
Sun, which therefore follows them as they approach,
and goes before them rs they leave the great centre
OF the solar system. Comets have very large atmos
pheres, and Heschell thought that they were all al
mosphere-of course taen the Suns rays pass through
q spherical atmosphere, and az Sir Richard Phillips
Gays: just like lightthrough a glass globe and the
projection, or toll, increases in length AZ it apfroaches
the luminous Sum- In RomB comets, the Trains are
divided into rays, like double, triple, or even luadru
pie tails. Why, is no: clearly known. 1t ID Singular
that Sir Isaac Newton, 10 the last, taught thatcomets
we're fuel TO the Sun; but Sir Richard Phillips says
that be would rather teach that they are the germs of
future planets philadelphia Inquirer.
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ANOTHER DAupHIN CLAIMANT.

The Boston "Transcript' gives an interesting no.
tioe of a work recently published 10 Brussels and
Leipzig. entitled "Non! Louis XVI. nest pas mort
Hu Temple, DC, dc. mo! Louis XVII. did not die
10 the Temple prison.) A ~refutation of the work of
N. A. de Beauchesns, Louis XVII, his Life, b.
Agony, HE DEATH"
1t presents a memoir OF aperson who claimed that
he was tho Dsuphin supposed to have died at the
Paris prison of the Temple in the June of 1895, and
who styled himself usually "Duke of Normandy"
and, in holder moments, "Charles Louis, King of
France and Nsvsrre." lie died in obscurity a, DALI.
In Holland, in August 1916. In. de Ia Barre bas pu,
forth this book to vindcate the prs,snsions of the
"Duke" and has shown, az the London Critic ssv,
that loyal and disinterested enthusiasm are for from
being dead. The story of the duo de Normandie"
10 ss follows:
Another child was substituted 10 place of the
Dsuphin at the Temple, and il was this child who
died and vas buried in the June of 1875. The true
Dauphin escaped; but instead OF being sent, as
might have been expected, to his unole's or 70 Soma
leading pnigre. he vas despatched to Italy, under the
care OF a Swissl lady who married a Swiss watchma-
her. Hence the singular ignorance Of French dis
played by the Duke in later years, and which made
HE elaine, he avowed, ridiculed in Paris. In Ita,y.
80 ara told, he was protected secretly" by Pone
'ius VI. Returning TO France be was imprisoned.
on1 oAty tuEOu&u III t4cTtODB OF Josephine.
Sho all slonR. We are assured, befriended him. Al
iast, sitter adventures not a few, he arrived in 1910 al
Berlin, under the nams Of Naundorn, and claimed
not the throne Of France, but the simple permission
20 follow the business Of a Matchmaker. To be a
matchmaker 10 Prussia you must prove your parent
age. Il" this extremity NsundorG gave up to the
minister OF Police remarkable document signed by
LosIs Atl and Marie Antoinstte at the Temple,
and which proved HE identity with the Dauphin.
Aiss: ,ae precious document, could no. be recover.
"d from the official hands to which h, vas an.
trusted, and the ''oi.horloger." as the simple
Couas caits hin, was fain to be content with mar.
mission to become q Matchmaker NOT Al Rsrl;n hn,
st Spandau. With the Restoration began the omen
hvowal Of his claims 10 letters 10 tbe rov,J f.m,Ir rs
France, none Of whom would pay the slightest atisn.
ton to his Majesty the matchmaker. Destinv rs.
still more cruel. He was accused Of arson and os
passing false money by the rrussian authorities: and
when, after a number Of years of misery, he arrived
10 Paris in 1883, he was bOussd not Ut the Tuilsriss.
but lat a wretched cabaret kept by an honest woman
az the people, who gave him hospitality gratuitour-
IT," He gained. however, some patrons in Paris
End elsewhere, and it was through their help, no
doubt. that no was enabled, when KILLED by the Pc.
lice from the country Of which he clsimed to be the
sling, to set up..a kind Of estabIahmsnt st Cambsrxell.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Ocr 2.

49,
FLouR The receipts OF Flour during the week hh'e
improved, and should the recent rains nave Caused a nee
In The streams in the upper country, go thh; the mil; c.n
resume operations in tull, we may soon expect rsceipo
of much larser quantities. Prices hsvc been well MAE
tanned, and, owing TO the smnll supply, our qlota:lo''
have e1cecded those CT Baltimore. and in come ;n'tanee'
New York prices have been equalled. The insrke. ya
,erday closed frm Mt 81 62 l2 Tor Supertlne. IN ~!arge0n
10 shippers. Extra is Ia request 81 So 25a6 80. with very
small stocks on hand. Family lie In less active d-msa''
and we continue our quotations AZ 37sI ~.
WHARF.-The market has presented very ittls sct'Ny
during the week, the receipts having been lisht and Guy
ers inclined to hold OF. Prices q. the close Of the ~ee1
indicated n decline. and sales wore reported on nhahRe
NJ 81 81 for lair White, and 2e for good Red. Inc ls'
me 4 arc now ou,ily engageiin seeding tneir neIt epnns
cron,. and for this reason are sending but little profues
to market. p.d..
ring IN. w-ek have varied but little. and 'a!ei wsIeI
nor.d YESTERDAY nj sOc for white. The scarcity o: ye
law Corn continues, and i, a subject OF remark. ",
o,o,n,ion. for ths, description are nominal, though J
large quantity of strictly yellow ~suld no DOUBT CUE
mand our outside figures. IT,.
rccein,s have been light, and nearly all offered has broast
s6c iboug, interior canno: be quoted 81 over 75c.
O.r,-The supply and receipts arc far below ths Dc
nnnd and sales have only been, to q very moderate e
,ent AZ IOai5... according to quality. Sales reported G.
Change Yesterday Of some small lots bright at ".
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His final removal to Holland wss TO dispose CT hs
patents, we are Informed, for the benefit of 9 nu'
merous family, who, however, 60 not seem 10 have
accompanied him during his wnnderiHgs. NJ. Il
Comte Gruau Go Ia Barrie was ~ his eide when te
died.
The English reviews of this volume do not silade
to the Dauphin claimant on this side of the Atlantic
whose recent death has revived tie story of his pre-
tensions. One Of the British critics, after reca;i'u'"
ting the above story, adds these sensible comments:
"Thst the Dauphin, even if he had escaped, "ol.u
have beeu left 10 the exclusive care OF the o"l'F ,aoy
VITO married tho Matchmaker, and to 'secle' p,,ae.,
,iou Of Plus VII that Josephine, P,chegtu ano .
MORN. the alleged protectors OF nss s"" mn.ss;, ~
of the extraordinary secret; that the French tm'grs.
could have been lett in ignorance OF inc escape u.
their youthful monarch TO ltaly-are ell 'h'hes utterly
imnnasihlap
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND

For the Week eD1tng OctG5r II, lSt.
REPORTED ny c. W. PrRCELL & Co, SrocK BRoIrI
Virginia q per cent, 81 years, TO run, no sales At the Trehu'
Do. Do shorter dates, sales t93 fat.
Richmond City Bonds. last sales Ss3h and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par 30 last sales S73.
Farmers Bank stock, sale, 4lU2L.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales slG3.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance. Stock, sale. {25k
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales $50.
Richmond Fire Association stock, par 40, sales eSTL
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po,oinsc Railroad Soc.
last sales 40.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock. s29.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales g..
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, sales 81.
James River and Kanawha Stock, las; sales 81.
Richmond and panyIle Railroad guaranteed bou'
sales sJ0 nat.
James River and Ksnawha guaranteed bonds, par vs.
flID; last sales 90 fa,.
Virginia aad Tennessee Railroad Bonds =? and inter..'
virg MIA Central Railroad Bonds s,2E and interest
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds 40 and !u,ercs.
I.ynchburg Gas Company S2j.
Orange and Alcx,niria ; per cent Bond. go and Interest
Manassas. Gap Rail Road Bonds 81, and interest.
Norfolk City $.iE fiat.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
Photographed for tho Kicnnlorh t...a:,er.
LATER FROM EUROPE

.fthtS DHH More consequences, ,Jr.
UAL,fAA. Oct. 1.-The steamship inf,rn Epp.r-.
.: ii- Galway line, las arrived. She leit G.: wny cn
The 9Th ui,, aud brings Two days later news inmL
Europe than previous steamer.
CoMarKcIAL.-The Liverpoo: market n-ws aives
he cotton Pai.s of two days ia closing -t-sdy but
,ui-t. Br-adstuffs very dull and nominaIly un-
hanged. Provisions stesdy. There was GONE TX
J-cfntiun ot II reduction in the Bank rates. Consols
At va n 81. The English rew wheat had slightly
ierliIed in market.
The general news by the Indian Empire is not very
important.
The expectation that the Bank OF England rate
wnnld be reduced was in consequence OF the sccunu'
.ation of bullion in the Bank. Inc OH ;sl synopsis
of the treaty with China has been published. A sep
u-s,a NJ, ticle in il provides for at Indemnity ot two
mil ion tseis for the losses at Canton and two millions
NOR. tor the allies for their general expenses of the
var. The British forces wers 10 remain in Canton
until the indemnity should be paid. Ii was stated that
A Russian company WA Authorized II establish a
station at Algeria with a coal depot there.
The Sosnish Government couiinu-s to "nfht III
naval expedition 10 Mexico. Tbs Minister ot Marla-
mad inspected the Spanish fleet off Cadiz. The ar
rsrg-men;s had been completed for the transfer Of the
Austrian raii roads TO the Rothschilds and other
French snd English capitalists. The late conspiracy
in Naples WAS of q formidable nature, and included
many persons OF high position. IL also had foreign
qualifications. There was also a conspiracy in Persia.
headed by the Prime Minister, but il failed before he
ing fully matured. The French ambassador ~ China
gss TO have left for the Oriental Kingdom, on the 81
OF October.
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And, furthermore, is it not incumbent upon VI r.

And, furthermore, is it not incumbent upon ".
ginia, this good old mother OF States tnis n ou. -
e,emplar in al thu, j. noble, generous h'd s''u' wa.
II not incuu,h, nj u3nn h.r. with al ryn ever S''s:.
TO her own rae iai-r-r'., 70 e. i1L m".' h s".hi,,s -
the g'oriou- ~";k OF providing Tor hrT owl n""tmnr,.
end lhore nj her er-a' sis'rrh"Hd, n '"t ~ bow irn,
ton OF pure and profound learning /! ": now ""I
shall womsD'' hyperion e.oei.snss S co olsv !" on pp plsuo !
Or how low long shall her rkill and taste in spread
lug Atshie, or decking for parties and balls, &c, constitute g IL oi
the ne Plus ultra Of her worth Does NOT u M suta
nature, by endorsing woman with the GodIlke iacuny
IF reason and all the prerequisites 10 lntelec.ua. ~
vation. assert herclaims To the highest Improvements
Of which she Is susceprihie lid,
Men of Virginia, awake. Rear mp in your mids.
this great Mecca of learning, and secure The p!nuut
Of ~posterity, "benelac,ors oi your race Lne sky y
already Frightening, Rni We preoie' that me Gay ls
not far distant, when srmr @an.e-'ouled pnilanlnro-
pist will have The proud tstincIion Of founflng 10 our
midst a great Female University ana OF ther5oy
that Of the sage of Monticello. Legislators OF W.
ginia! your action first.
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pETERsPrRG MARKET. ocr. o

CoTToN-Thare was only y limited business noEe :.
day Buyers were not diposcd to operate except a; col
cess;on. Will. holders generally were moi, willing To pre-.
ssics. The marker, however, .lay be quoted slightly Il
t.vor of the buyer.
WugAr-For good the market Is more active. W
quote good TO choice Wine nj 81 81 u -, and Red :
81 30 90 ! 81; Medium md low grade, are dul! ana AZ
decline.
coRS-ls hcavv nni prices ere again lower.
PR0yIsuoss-Th demand for all kinds has been sctu
DUNG the week n: rather lowe p,cos. In Bacon tac'
h.ss been p good bu-n"-. doing. w" quote c!ncinn-'
cured shoulders OF prime qnGiity ut e4s.c: do eide. 10
l0Io; Baltimore cured hGli cen: less; cincinnati cure
cnnvns covered Hams BE; Virgins and North Carcl'r,
Hog round is in good supply ana the marke, Is worry du.
at lie. Mess Pork lie quiet, and Cincinnati inspection
selling NJ S2Os20 80. Baltimore iepncksd can be bo1ss
a, 81 le.s. virginia AMI North Carolina Lard Is scarc- =
l3 10 - 2 cents.
FLorR-Has advanced. We quote s~uperhno at ~ "
Extra a. Is. and Family 8 - in n retail way. Lsr;'
los could be bought lower.
Coas MEAL -e5s90c per bushel.
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CONGRATULATIONS MESSAGE OF THE
pRESJDENT

WARRINGTON, Oct. 9 The President received p
telegraphio despatch from John Butterfeld, Pre-i-
denr OF the Overland Mail Company, dated 81. Louie.
October 9Th, informing him that the great Overland
Mail arrived fhers Ia day from San Francisco.
in twenty three days and four hours. The stages
brought through sx passengers. The President re
piled by telegraph as followe:
WASHINGTON. Oct. 9th, 1853.
Jchn BuHsJfed, President Of The Overland Mai
Company:
Sir-Your despatch has been received. l cordially
congratulate you upon the result. II is q glorious
triumph fo- civilization and the Union. Settlements
will SION follow the course Of the road, and "the
Eaa. and the Vert" will be bound together by a
CT sin nf living Americans, which can never be bro
ken. (Signedl JAMES BUCHANAN.
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.ryv ORLEANS TOBACCO MARKET.

There has been a limited enquiry during the las. tr'
DAYS. and one or two small lots haze been sold, on's
nsrtculars are reported, and We have no information VIZ
rersrd TO prices. Under these circaTli;ances our 9uo,
,ions are sill merely Nominal, and are repeated Only "'
reference; tn.
Lus,-Fac,ory. 5s5 80. Planters. Sac %: Leaf .a's
nor 70 common 6 10 I o5 Fsir 5Uso FEC -.
Choic. Clarksrille, Sc, 0 30 a II 80. Afrlved .iIee - -
10. instant l65 hhds. Cleared since the lst inssae. ~
verpool 800 hhds. Stock in warehouses and on '"'p''
not cleared on the 4tn instant 1891 hhds , +,
STATEMENT OF TosAeco.-s,oet on hand sep'
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MARINE NEWS.
-ONT OF RICHMOND. Ocr. II. 1888
HIGH wATER THIS DAY AT 81 O'clock.

HIGH WATER TIL, DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown. Parrish, New York, mdse and
passengers.
Steamer George Peabody, Pritche.t. Baltimore.
mdse and passengers.
Schr Catherine Martha, Brown, Morristown, Ne"
Jersey, hay.
Scbr Geo. w. Gregory, Palmer, Baltimore, mdse.
SAILED,
Schr NJ. G. Hopkins, Ms!:bury, down the river
light.
Schr John Collins, Tredmore. down the river light.
Schr j. X Stonebsck Ris-ly, down The river light.
Scbr Susan Orlean, Mathews, down the river light.
Schr John Randolph, Phillips, Washington, via
Port Waltball, coal.
Steamer Virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers
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VERY FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.

We have to thank Mr.. M. D. w. Martin OF Bon
ssck'p. Va, for several plug, of chewing tobacco,
grown and prepared by himself, upon the lands OF
DIR. A. @. Read in Roanoke county, Va. This TO
bscco contains no sugar nor any other foreign Inateri-
al in it's preparation and is a parcel of the came that
was cold in Lynchburg.in July last for $3.50 per hun
dred pounds. 1t is a very pure and delicious article
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THE STEAMSHIP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND STATEMENT OF ONE OF THE RES

CUED.
Conrad Eifert, a resident of Williamsburg, n. Y,
and one of the rescued from the Austria, arrived
home from Quebec on Friday, and was eacorsd to
hs residence by several German singing societies. Mr..
Eifert, who is a : idower, left New York in Harch
last, With his only child, a little girl Of Eve, With a
view of having her educated in Germany. Tie lit
tie girl, however, insisted ON returning hon., and
they embarked on the i'll fated Austria. WHEN the
asleep in his arms. We here quote from hs state
ment:
As soon as the engines stopped working, he chip
changed her position, and then the flames were
driven forward then the store room took frs, and
all who were on that part of the ship crept az far
forward az possible. About this time the boa. from
the Maurice came within u short distance, AID the
crew csllsd out TO those on the bow to jump tito the
water and swim to the boat. Many did 20, bu,
Eitert WAS unwilling TO risk II, es hs could not swim
with his child, and hoped to save her and himself by
some otber means. Soon after this the foot IF thu
~bowsprit burned off, and those on it fell with it,
A man. woman and child had lasbed ;hem.elve.
to the end of one Of the ropes hanging from
the %bowsprit, and Eifert descended to the water
by the same rope. In the fail of tbs b~owsprit
he lost hs child, and coon after saw her testing
past him in the water. The man, woman and
child below him were dead, having been drowpad in
the water. Upon their dead bodies Mr.. Eifsrt sus.
tanned himself from half past seven until five O'clock
the next morning-ail the time holding on by the
rope, IS we'll as were those above him. When the
bowsprit fell there were about 81 or 40 persona on il,
some Of whom we're precipitated into The water, and
others fell of. one by one, until only Is remained.
About ) O'Clock the boat from the Catsrins came up,
and took OF three from the foremost, one IRON the
stern, and Is from the bowsprit and the chains. to
which they we're %clinging. They were taken to Que
bee, and thence forwarded by the Swedish Consul to
New York.
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LYECUBCRG MARKET. Oc-

wv VT =.
ToFAcco-Ihe business is very l!.at T., the Warehouse
bat prices are well sustained on Hi tna, Is OF: % Pr
nia.s : 81 to ? 80; old LGgs. good aud rico - 50 to & :
Lent, good aud hnc S!2 80 to -.
EAr-Cninvo advices from abroad hare p
prices down. 81 - ia about the range. extra lots wou
probably bring S TO 10 cents more.
FLoUR-Supsrtne 80 - n 8 Az; Extra 81 20 10 o.
OASIS TO 50 cents per Gushel.
MEAL-Sl prr hushel.
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DIED.

Did in Fredericksburg. Va. on the eth Of October,
1851, kov. 4 C. McGUIItE, In the Goth y'ar 0. HE agc,
and the 46th year Of his ministry. The Rev. Doctor. in
preaching his 4jth anniversary sermon. on Sunday. the
Sd Q; October. took occasion TO remark that be thou GIT !,
~oIid be the last time he would ever preach. and SO it
Droyed-
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sUP'Ts OFFICE r. F. e. P. X R. CO.,

NICHAOHD, OCC e, Icc. J
NU EMBER5 Of tho Virginia State Agricultural socic'
vi " wishing 20 attend tie Exhibition 10 be held AZ
Petersburg, commencing on ID november, can return
yRs E, and a ticket TO that effect can be procured. prori.
ded the Societys certificate isexhibited to the Company
Agent, at the time OF taking passage for Richmond.
- Tickets not transferable. and good only from Sd
inst to the 7th November, inclusive.
Oct l2 SAMUEL RUTH, Supt.
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R1clIMoyp MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DoMgsTIc-Northcrn, on Now York aud Philsdelph..
has come down to | premium, and dull.
Tho banks here throw Out most of the Stock Bauk az!
the Valley Bank notes. such nO;es rs are not taken By 10
banks here, and are at II discount, generally OF yer
cent
The note. Of :h- Trars'Alleghsny Bank are IS per -.n,
discount. Bank OF hahawha no sale.
North sud South Carolina Bank Notes | 10 | per cent
discount.
GoIn I per cent premium. No premium ollowei !E
RI Z
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BALTIMORE, Der. ll.-Flour is dull! sales o.
Howard s;rse, and Ohio at s. 81 ,5 50, City Miil'
So. Wheat is dali; sales of rsd at 81 l5al %. white
81 IS i 40. Corn is firm; sahes OF white at 81 cents
ysllow S7.S9,. Provisions ara sctive and Grmer.
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NEW YORK. Der. ll.-Flour is lower; sales q
State brands at 81 6Da4 70. Ohio 81 95s5 %, Scuiheri
S5~5 50. Wheat is la2c. lower. Corn is heavy nnr
unchanged. Pork il dull; sales Of meas at Sl6 50
prime $l4 %. Whi-key il selling At 22ic. al:
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a LADY, who has had a few years experience In
"A teaching, would like a situation as GUverpess, where
Miss E., Box $50, Jsr,sy City Post Office, New Jersey.
stating Ill particulars. Oct l-T'