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SrEssT RENcoNrrE.-A rencoutre between Mr. Mar
naiuke johnson asd Mt. John NJ Daniel editor Of the
Erl4n,r took place Yesterday afternoon, in Franklin
street. near ihe Wing Building. Weapons we're drawn
by the parties but by the iaterposon Of Mr. james c.
Hunt who happened 10 be passing at tie lc the rem
c0-tre terminated without any serious result The IN r
created derabe sensation in the streets when t be-
cime generally known. The cause OF the attack an
article IN YESTERDAYS Examiner, commenting upon Mr.
Johnsou's course IN the Sa'e Convention We Lni,r-
stand that Mr. j. arrested yesterday evening and
coguizsd TO appear beiors the Maycr this morning.
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NEw MUsIc.-We have received from Messrs. West y
Johnston, song by Mr.. Stephen c. Foster author
Of most OF the popular melodies Of the day It is emit
lied Virginia Belle" The first stanza is as follows
Fairer than the golden morning,
Gentle as The tongue can tell
Wa our little, laughing darling,
Swee Virginia Belle.
lis a simple, swee, composition, and ike other meo
dies bv the same author, will become one Of the songs
Of the people.
We Iaye also received from Nessrs West and John
ston the fOiloViog pieces Of new music
Think Of Ne Sometimes" words by +. Enock CON-
posed BY john Thomas
"Ths City Guard Qlicksep" ,llustrated,) dedicated
10 the Petersburg Cty Guard, Capt. Nay, by EOdoro
Camps, aud
"Weu Meet in Heaven, Fl,her-musicby Wurz-l au.
thor Of Little Daisy a..
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KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS FOR TIE CONFEDE-
RATE STATES

LorlsyllLE, April IA dispatch has been received
from the War Department at Montgomery, notifying the
Kentucky regiment Of volunteers hold themselves in
readiness 20 move at a mem nts notice.
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FRnM NEW ORLEANS

Nzw OElEl>s, Ap-i I2.-Tne enthusiasm among the
volunteers in this city great Numbers leaving for
Pensacola. Recruiting is progressing rapidly.
Intelligence has b,cn received from Havana Of the sail
ing in the British steamer Clyde of Messrs. Yancey and
Rost, Commissioners 10 Europe.
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CITY1ITEMS.

NKw PruuckuoSS.-" Brown and Arthur - the title
., an attractive little volume, recently published by
u.s.,s IVES. Johnston Of this city. Il presents an
'.is,se from TON BrOWus school Days arranged for
~ ,-ess by Mrs. Anna Meade Chalmers, who, IN her
..-,f,cs saws: ." Ieis compiled from work referring
,tely to the school life OF boys, but containing so
,arb Of general application that sure no parent or
ang5 no teacher or pupil read it without having
every good motive quickened and every high principle
s,rengthened.'
Any publication calculated to produce this effect de.
s,rvss a wide circulation, and We therefore commend
BroWn and Arthur to public attention. trusting that
+, ill be extensively read BY the rising generation.
sThe American Chli's Pictorial History OF the
ro;,sd safes" BY S G. Goodrich author Of Parley'
tIss lust published by Messrs +. H. Butler Co Phil
,lephla. will sure be accepted by teachers as
an 1eiul addition to the books used in primary
schools For sale in Richmond by Mr. J. W. RIM
6clph.
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ANOTHER STEAMER CHARTERED.

Nxw YoRS, Ap7iI l2.-Tne steamer Vanderbilt has
been taken % the Navy Yard 1t is supposed that she
has en- chartered by the Government.
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Troops are arriving by eyery train.
FOURTH pISPArcu.l
PENNSYLVANIA PASSES A WAR BILL.

HARRsprRG, April 1.-The var bill passed both
Houses Of the Legislature last night and the Governor
has signed it. The news fem Charleston annOunc-
ID in both Houses and produced profound sensation
All the Democrats but one voted aglinst the bill.
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TELEGRANS-

FURTHER FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE B0ABARDNENT-THE FIRE RETURNED
TwO0F SUMTERS GUNS SILENCED-REP0RTED
BREACH IN THE WALL-ALL CHARLESTON
LOOKING on
CHARLESTON, April I2 The ball has opened War is
inaugurated The batteries on Sulivan's Island Nor
Kiss Island and other points opened fire Fort Sumter
this morning at O'Clock. The FIRE has been returned
by the Fort aud brisk csnnonadng has been kept up.
No information has been received from seward yet
The militia are under arms, aud the whole population
OF Charleston are on the Streets aud filing every avail
able space about the harbor from which the exciting
scene may be viewed. e
The firing has continued all day without intermissoo.
Two Of Sumters guns have been seneed and it is
ported that break has been made in the Southeast
wall.
Major AudersOn's reply to Gen Beauregard's demand
for surrender was, that he would surrender when
his supplies were exhausted if he not reinforced
Not casually has as vet happened to any of the
ConC,d rate troops.
u tue nineteen batteries in position only seven have
opened the Fort The remainder are held in
for the expected fleet Two thousand arrived in the
city this morning. and embarked for Norris Island and
the neghbOrng fortifcatons.
SECOND DISPATCH.
THE BOMBARDMENT CONTINUES-THE FLOATING
BATTERY-REPORTED ARRIVAL OF WAR YES
sells
CHARLESTON, April l2.-The bomblrdment continues
The Floating battery and S:eppils battery opening
freely and Sumter returning their fire. It is reported
that three vessels of are outside of the bas.
TrHrRD DISPATCH
SUSPENSION OF TIE BOMBARDNENT, TO BE RE
SUMED IN TIE MORNING-ONLY TEO MEN
wOUNDED-ARRIvAL OF WAR VESSELS CON-
FIRYED.
CHARLESTON, April l2-Tbe firing has ceased for the
night to be resumed break in the morning. unless
an attempt is made during the night reinforce the
Fort, to repel which ample arrangements have been
made.
TIE Confederate troops have worked their guns ad
mi-ably Oaly two men have been wounded during the
dly.
The Pawnee Harriet Lane and third steamer are re-
ported a the bar.
Troops are arriving by every train.
FOURTH DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, April Ia Late at ltighO-The bonn
blrdmeni is s,l go.rg on every twenty minutes, from
mor,ars Msor Anderson b supposed to be resting his
men for the ii ;ht.
TIE three vessels outside the bar get in the
being very rough
Nobody is hurt The floating battery works WE'LL
Troops are arriving hourly. Every inlet guarded and
times iyelv
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WRECK OF 4 Snip AND Loss OF LIFE

WRECK OF \ SElP AND LOSS VI LiFh
NoRrotk, April Ill is reported that large guano
ship was wrecked in the a,e storm the North Carroll
IA coast aud seventeen lives lost.
THE CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS CALLED
TOGETHER.
MoNrGovrRy, April II An extra session of the Con
fder,te Congress has b.ea called to meet on the 29h
April.
TIE FEELING II MOBILE
NoaIlE, April l2,h-The assault of Fort Sumter has
o,,asioaed iuterse excitement aud rejoicing here. Eff
teen rles were fred in honor Of the attack.
A GRAND MOVE OF SUMNER.
washington, April Ex-senator Sumner to-day call
ed on Mt Seward aid urged the recognition OF the IL
dependence Of Hayr.
MAPkEr3.
PtrfurE Auril l2-Finur steady az a. Wheat trmrcd
a. u-y &c. ght- a. f'1u 20 Corr acuye-mNei b66g6jc
1b- tGs ProStio4s arm ant unchanged Conee nfin at
u. N.@4c
Nav Y.sE. April t2-noon AR markets unchanged
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seSOne OF the Results OF the
GSsAr POLITICAL PANIC
DRY GOODS
" L \. ID y 1 Z. p IEINR

D. & GSEAT POLITICAL PANIC
DRY GOODS
ATA RUINOUS 81 CRTFTCR.
$4,000 WORHOF FRLSHAND DESIRABLE
WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY,
PrRCHAsED las: week, AZ an A.slsueys sale ior
b,n the lnaI cast Of Importation. IN order
10 NEE, The views Of close CASH ~ ISRS The cu lot will be Of
vii be- fuad tie chsa9,s wHIrE GOODS heard Of
sue" JAcoNrr cANpRIcs;
J,CJNEr MUSLINS;
swiss MJStINS;
FURNITURg DIMTIss;
ROBE RRILlIANTsS 'or SKIRTS;
WHITE BRI lIANTsS
TOWELS, DOlLlES, NAPKINS;
LINEN CAMBRIA H&NDKEaCaTFs;
ChECNEO MUSL NJ;
MARSklLLtS QUILTS
VICTORIA LAwNS;
PRINTS LAWNS and PRINTED CAMBRIcs;
KFAI FAENCH ORGANDiES, at Is and Is IT,;
Br med TO aske ilck sales Goods viii be offered
AZ the very pees CASH cNtr or TO former prompt Gus
S s5'afii D0n ''''' ALFRED MOSES,
"a 80 @ Main street.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
SEALED PROPOSALS VII be received atth.s oftee ~
= T. M O'Clock NJ the lOh OF May neK for furnishing tbs
i''" o ~ S,i,y 600 Fa,Iock NUsKgrs Into Percussion
5CC6 Rest RiFL y.MUs SETS-CAhbre English American
1000 S,.s kEyoLvER PISTOLS. Navy or Army see.
iOi6 CAvGLRY CARBINEs, Breeca-Losiins Army size.
io.o Cti.,i States ARTILLERY SABRE
l2 Founder H0wlTZSRS
q Ponrder HOwuZGsS
10 Pounder UN.CARRIAGTs, with CassOus.
i5PS SaGsr aSS HER cSRsIAGEs with calssOns
s. 2tPouader HOwITZsR CARRIAGES, with Caissons.
BATTERY WAGONS
4 TRAVELLING FORG's
O. sets Of ARTILLERY HARNESS, q kOrs,s to Sset)
50 HAvERsACkS Tor Artllsy
AGO 6Pound SHQr-peF pound
2iCO l3 Pounl sHOT-per pound
- a, - sUETIs he
SEQ sLPoSnd HowfzgR SHELLS ready be charged ant
BUIIEr SI6aISE for Conleal Bills.
PERCUSSION CAP MACHISE
5oO TsNTs, lsibeys)
Loo SPADES
1000 PIcK-AXss
isO0 CAMP KETTLES.
4Oo0 MEssPANS
luOO0 CAETEENS
sOeu kNAPSACkS
SOCO HAvERsItKS Gufantry)
5000 CARrRIrGE B0Nss
1000 PERCUSSION CAP POUCHES,
2UOOo BRASS PLATES for Infantry ne ,,
tons o. LEAD, ready ~ Bullet Maehine-
These articles must be Of re best materials ana A.
eOrag samples patterns AID drawings to be seen al the Al
re sssTte me possible Will be required within which the srt
hy S Seapeosd by oeer Of The Department or an asen
The department reserve. the right to rsss al 3D. ocr
N-vor The Nuhets Pistols cArSines, sAores INLET Ms
[ ~, O., Machine D. op must be handed In by IL oeI
NJ, on the 23-h Of Ap II a, ~
nR. DUP0VCO,S CELEBRaTiE ' GOLp ,
lPIIIs for lsmaes Sufferers are eonhdst y isS ~
~ hs .reat remedy For sale BY '" ssIEaso rs 49,,
APPS p'ess"s :, - 800,
T.R-so h,r-,,, far ,.lsby EDWIN woRTaAM CO.
Il sp5
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.-s' bag
MI Hs' wM WALLACE SONS.
i spl9 VIM WALLACE soSs
UNAMILY BACON.-2S IIhdA rerees and Barrels Of Hams
il shoulders and BrsAs ANAL and nice steamer
apl2 Wh WALlAC& soNs
CHEESE IS Boxes Goshen Cheese, per Steamer;
I ; MA wM WALLACE sons
DAMASrISE cANDLES-sOO boHes best brands for sale b.
u -hfs LAG.R DAVENPORT
OATs-so0 Bashsl winter Oats, which consider cd s bss
- or 'P'''s '''''s W. '''' EDWIN woSrHAx AGO.
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49, der. >. w. GARLECK.-DEAR
sSSS sIR-1have for months used in my family Sem
pies justly celeor ed aking Eo dcrs and take pleas
In recommending them families the hest article
have tried for making light sweet sporgy bread There is
bad bread when sem pIe's Powders used
Respectfully J. RICHARD LEwEII2S.
Petersburg. Va, July 90th 1850 fe2 n
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DIED,

AC,arairs Chatham county Ca, saturday The on os,
IN e SON year her age MAkY MASsHNLL wife o. John
L.aghorue Lynehourg Va end daughter OF james foer
Ath-r irtce A. halifax C1u-t House the sh March
wears ana "a DAYS Mr. MANY BAILkt vile Of CO one
w Bgy And daughter o. late Col John Clarke 81 Hal
NaN.
o. y5l,v tie ,sh lrs, At o'clock A NJ EUGENE so-
ofu > .rf Icuiss B--,ee. AGED 9 months aad3 Gays
take place lrom Bic feihers rsdense on ~
O'Clock The frie1d5 and Aeg4AniAnea % nc
family are resptctfl d iavtcd % attead
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p~HAK ER,S PRENfVp NsT.

R@E$,S A IA a. R PREHEUII BHE-
e<I9 TIERS Is conceded TO he the most dslco,s, whole
some and eGeetua tonic in the World uEed by almost fam
lily In NRcA solely for this climate, and should be
found In the house Of Southern Family cure for al dis
the stomach and bowels They tau IN make PR
Of DYSPEPSIA Nervous Headache SC With pain In The
stomach bowels they give immediate relief dso-dered
ver and in aud debisted persons they will give vital
energy the whole They only need trial TO give them
precedence all other Bers Thee bters be had Of
N-ssrs GRAY, PURCETL, LADD co by all prominent
Druggists the city Richmond aud elsewhere In Virginia and
North Carolina ALSO by c. SToTr co, Washington City,
@: CANBY GtLPTN co Baltimore r. A. FAHNE5T0CK co.
philadelphia, AMI BARNES PARK, New Y@rE
Osds7s d,ed by addressing 4. BAKER, Proprietor,
FEB. 6-dkc Richmond, Va.
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0S TUES AND TRRKINS SUPERIOR PRE'I
q OkANGE COUNTY, BuIIER received BY Yora

IV OKANGE COUNTY BUIIER Just received By steamer iork
town.
II kegs and haN bbis. Virginia Mountain Butter,
20 hays &Ccla, Lagcayra, Java Ceyon and Rio CofAe,
20 bbs. cruol. Cut, GEauua;ed PulyeLed, CoGee and
Brown Suysr,
l0hsH chests bes' Green and Black Tea,
l.0hbls. F.ri.f FN-Ta Gr3 Supe; fee Flour.
90 sugsr-eufel Queen City. Todit AMI plain Hams,
is THE Breas' pie -ei, Shoulders ard JoeJ ,on,
- hoNes firsfiine, ttausntne and Taow Candles,
lOd bush Gfc5. CrCwler all Bscksye Peas,
bush. White Mercer and Peach Row Potatoes,
london Porter, quartz and pn,s Port a Madeira Wine
London Dock Brandy; sni pure Old Va Mountain Whisky
For sale whoes2!e retail, by J s. 2oBERIgO.,
ap3 Corner Governor and FRANKLIN streets
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INEfN4UENr consuurs gAs Monros Ward are hereby
uotf IN. sthey fN 60 pay gas bills before The hour
al o.Io,s 20 Jay they vii b. dealt On according - ne
requirement. folosing extract from the ordnance concern
Ing thr GAs WORKS go. 49,
b. a. 0iaIf &C. passed ~ De CJHcl Nay GA l,2a any
bul unpaid days next Atr that on Nhllh u
seuti the shs nofy The Superintendent Sh' snA
ga being used The prces 10 respect 70 - n
default exss and II paid w.in PAYS, hve per
.nt adtsd th- orgal Anount % the BILL sd thA
T. r. HARRISON, for
L Tl.IT N Auditor.
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yOBACC 1NIST Merchants G-ocr Manufacturers and me
$3.50 y.,er.v I,ck 10 your utcfest iuuy prepared
\ execute III orders 10 hand Gu uag basine Brands o
ToSaeco box a9ur barrels, GrAia bsL Neg heAd Liquors.
B,oks Crd. 40 sac oiey stamps OF every dega eea
plates Tor uAkog clothing with indeel' INK sent 70 any
f ~ t, an tns receipt IN Postsge stamps or ctr
49,. ' ~ W LEWIS, RrAnd Gutter,
=. o.. M t.,-l.vs. ia store lG.h street. b-tWccn
N--~ - Nafn aud ~ Richmond,
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NOTICE..
CAPTAINS q Volunteer Companies throughout the State
a. respectfully Informed that the Com'.iouers appointed
by Law for the purpose OF obtaining accoutsmen 4 have made
ioT these er they delivered this
pest they ssled Immediately, according priority Of date
Of orders CHARLES DlNAoCE,
Captain and superintendent bmory.
Richmond vs.. January 1851. iglO-H
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jaws N. TIYLoR : sos. Auc,s.
1EELAENERY GOODS.

PsFor she accommodation OF persons desiring 10 attend N
sale, trans will leave Pete cksburF, at o'clock, NJ
hhmc nd at ococs A. NJ the dsy Of SALE plat Of III
pro: ery be the office Of the auc;ioneefs aps
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COTTHERN UANUFACTORY OF ROOTS

- AND SHOES Country Merchants vsing The cry VII
ri-as- call upoa furnish them With DDS manuAe
tlred b. pcs as they cAa buy them IN the
Noen ce vi,h thai the mAnuaciu has ness, IN
The ay Of 81 and No-i Ike 70 Sc The Iate q
Rc5Snd n The tnufacuaE Of goods of al Aicds
~ he 10 r oy IRON iO1 handI business would justly
M but w hope ne day far dstin. shen vii be
- kLEN. BILL
aplS-u M 10, MAJ streeE \ ,haoae Va
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A sHLAND HOTEL. AND OTHER vALu. G

conscqnence % Indictment weather. The sale was post
poned I'LL TUESDAY, the lG.h lest at ~ o'c,oekP ~
Apll 10 IN b YOUNG, Com'r.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Mrs. Commodore Perry and Mrs. General Ripley are
stopping at tho Brcvoort House.
Capt. Roskel of the steamship Edinburg; j. r. Yer
nam, of Albany, and A. Virgins and family Of New York
stopping at the Everett House.
Major Ronnd and wife, OF Niagara; A. &. Day Of Con
neccut; r. II. lIrome Of Philadelphia and 4. Douglas
and Wife Of New York. are stopping at the Grauercy
Park Hotel
George Mccall, G. J. Rodgers and R. Maxwell of En-
land; W D. Lcngw ell, Of Norfolk and c. A. Clinton Of
Poughkeepse, are stopping at the Clarendon Hotel.
Major J. W. rayborn, Of the United States Army; f. A.
Hamilton Of I.verpoo II. G. Denncy, Of pit.sburg; A.
II. Dillon, Jr Of Dubuque: W. G. Whtcher aud wife OF
Cincinnati; J. Morse, Of Boston, and G. H. Corliss OF
Providence, r. L. stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
W. A. Griswold Of the United States Navy A. r.
White, of Washington A. G. Hcaton and wife, of Mary.
land J. D. Beckwi aud wife, of New Orleans; L. Board.
man and wife, OF Connecticut; s. H. Smith, Of St. Louis
and r. Hdreth, OF Boston, are stopping the st. Nicho
las Hotel.
Adiutant General Hhousc, of Albany: Colonel Dc
Russey, and Captain j. c. Duane, of the United States
Engineers; P g. Washington, of Washington j. Christie.
pher, of st. Louis; Mrs A. s. Dven and daughter of e.
mira; W. Parker ard Mrs. Dcnning and da ighter, Of
Canada: J. Newningcr, Of Havana; Captain Oliver III.
bridge, Captain y. s Babcock and Amos Tuck OF Boston
George Pegram, OF ST. Louis; W. S. and ~ b. uford and
II. J. and c. G. Todd, Of Kentucky stopping at the
Astor House.
Captain Haworth; Queens Messenger John A. Wander
pocl Of New York; John r. Vernon, OF Albany Augustus
Virgin and family Of Rye; Captain Roskcl of steamship
Edinburg; Charles H. Strong Of Albany s. KEELING, OF
Of New York Miss Ogden OF Chicago; r. Cresson stiles
NJ D., Of Pittsed, NESS L. b. Tucker G.. Langlon Nor.
rson of Albany Mrs Mason Of New York are stopping at
the Everett House.
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DicSl.
urdsy, October 5, JAMES W. BLsxcKga, ,


BIEEcxga-Cn Saturday October 5, JAMES W. ELsgcKga
Esq, aged IL years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those OF
his law the Rev. Samuel D. Denison aud Robert
G. Rathbcne and so the Beard OF stock brokers are
invited to attend tho funeral from st. Johns chapel,
III TUESDAY Afternoon at hal past two O'Clock without
further notice. lis remains VIII Dc taken to Trinity Co.
metcry.
D.Ti,-Oa sunday. October g, Gr,Hg Thomas BATH.
The relatives aad frisais respectfully mycd at
tend the funeral, this (ues iay) Incrning ocl1c
from the house of Hook and Ladder Company No. IA, No
90 Charles street.
BRsSIg yr-cn Mon ny, October T. HEsRY j. BRASps
ore, in the 3ist year Of his age.
Notice o. thu funeral will b. given in this evenings pa
pers.
BRUST-At the residence Of his sister, Mrs. George
Richmond, Buena Ridge, Westchcstcr county, on Mon
day. October THOMAS BRuNT, Of Baltimore, Nd aged
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from St. Andrews Epsco
pal church. 121th street between Third and Fo1r.h ave
nrcs Harlem, on Wednesday at twelve O'Clock NJ
CryNNcnAM.-In Brooklyn, on Sunday October 6, An
DREW CUNNINGHAM, in the sd year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF tho family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from St. AIMS church.
ner of Front and Gold streets Brooklyn this tuesday,
morning, at ton O'Clock.
CAsEY-0n Sunday, October 9, BRIDGET, the beloved
wife OF James Casey, in the 3Sh year Of her age.
Her friends are respectfully invited to atehd the fune
rail- this (rdcsday) afternoon at two O'Clock, from her
late residence, No "a Montgomery street.
DixoNAt Grcenpoint, on Saturday, October 5, ELIZA
pErn 4. CHASE, wife OF Henry Dixon.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc Respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence
washington street, between anu streets, Greenont
this Tuesday, afternoon at two O'Clock.
DyMr.-0n Monday morning, October !, ELlIABEru
DyArr daughter Of william and Srrsh Byatt, aged three
years aud months.
The friends the family invited to attend the unc
raj this (ruesday1 Afternoon ii two o'clock fom the
residence Of her parents f43 West Forty rst street. near
Eighth avenue.
DoIiN.--Ou Monday, ostobcr !, JsSs, wife Of Thomas
DDiin who departed this fa in The 2Gh year Of her age
native OF Auncbcgg, co4nty Galway, Ireland.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited u
attend The lueral This tie day. aerHcon al enc ocio
ut her late residence, No. asp Second avenue. Her
remains viii be taken to Calvary Cepetery Cor nterment
GLEs.-M New Rochelle, on Monday, October I,
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ARRIVALS.

LtvERPooL-Steamship Niagara at Boston--Rev Mr. Ban.
mister Neae and wife Mrs Judean, Mr. wooley wife,
child and nrrc; Miss Andrews, Mrs Sanis Miss Merdeth
mrs Thayer Mr. Hsmmord wife, child and Capt.
bonnet Capt Moses, Capt Knowles Dr. Mclean, r
Andrews wife and two children: Thomas wife and
thden Thomas wife and man servant Mi Butson Crav.
ford and wi!e Messs Griffith segar Thsbandean, Clark,
Giob, Moiisnd q Eeniamn, A l. Edmunds l. Edmnnds,
Sh ha = heisr COMBS Frost Lydc Grhths,
Harris W Fappan, Waiford Briss BORE and brother
lno sickle, Mtrason, g Suieru, Robert Con johnson,
Dawes, AlslI efehnd, ; johnson, A Amee Dasse,
He. Lane; : 7 Hollis u Hastings Howell, William
William Hluicy, William Hartley, James Havana j q iry.
ant, Mr. Boot 9", Roy b bait aud servant Nj Kramich
From II iiaiMsy Z III. Messrs Rud. " r PaTroi, j W
Emery, 4 ggAe l3e, Horne, II Delcher Il " Fraser
Total W. = = --'.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA. OF Z 1881
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania state SIS. 76i&; Reading
Railroad 1TT Norris Canal 81 x: Long island Railroad
o. Pennsylvania Railroad $50 sigh, drafts New York
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PHILADELPHIA Oct I 1861
Flour dull: sales oG0 bb!s at S. so fer sn,erano
Wheat firm: sales 6CCo b. shells red at 81 80 whit. at
81 o. Corn ADVANCED &C. sales 5eC0 bushels yellow at
ALBANY, OFT, PPM
F1our-Light supply and ia active demand Less doing
In wheat, bat quotations show upward tendency:
sales 600 bushes white Michigan. 81 TO- red STATE IN
lots. at 81 "a 81 Is and white Gencscc at 81 3o
Rye steady at Toe. for los, delivered Corn is With
out change to note, with moderate business doing Rc.
cciyors do not press the narketates IS eco bushels at
53c for Western mixed, aoat and Sac in lot, and
including $500 bushels on private terms. cas- steady
and in light supply sales at 33c q, the road and SO
delivered, for state Barley steady but unchanged:
sales $500 bushels Canada West ailoat zoe ~ 900
four rowed State at ESQ., 2OeO do bright do zoe and
lots at 62Sc, delivered Also 1900 b,shes winter
and spring. in lots, Coz whiskeysalcs 1850 bbs at
Flour unchanged Whcot scarce and no sales Corn
scarce and quiet Barley dull sales 400 bushels Toron.
20 ut 5sc Rye and nominal at c Cor prime lots
Canal frcights unsettled grain -four &c wheat lac
corn. 1l1fc. l2; to New York. Impor,s-1O, 900
ley. Exports5,2l0 bbls. -four, $500 bushels wheat
1900 bushels corn, 81 ooo bushels barley.
BurrALo, Oct. 7-2p NJ
bushels Chicago spring 9sc 0cO do choice rod winter
Mt 81 II 81 49, the extreme figures Corn steady demand
lai' o"o"o pdseis az ,oRc. frcights-lJisc. on
corn ana sc on wheat to New York Imports for the
twcnty-four hours-20 900 bhs -four $40 GOO bushels
wheat, go 900 do. corn, 1000 do barley Canal cx-
ports GOO bbls -four 80 600 bushels wheat 372 OoO
do. corn, 81, 900 do oats. GOO do. rye
BufrALo, Oct 7-p II.
Flour steady. Wheat firm; demand moderate: sales
2Oooo bushels Chicago spring at 95c 96c 900 bushels
Milwaukee club at q o. 900 bushels white winter nj
private terms. rcrn steady sales GOO bushels at
Solsc. Whiskey steady sales 70 bbs. at Isc. Canal
freights irn' t6ic corn, lsc. wheat 10 New York
mpmts13 900 bbls. lour, 90 coo bushels wheat 81 600
bushels c1rn 5ooo bushels barley. Exports 600 Dbls
aour 10 200 bashels wheat, 600 bushels rye.