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Ladies, take Particular Notice.
THE REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILL.
WARRANTED FRENCH.

THESE PILLS, SO celebrated many
wears ago in Paris for the relief of female
irregularities, and afterward so notorious for
their criminal employment in the practice OF
abol ton. are now offered for sale for the tirst
time in America. They have been kept in
comparative obscurity from the fact that the
originator, DR.. Velpau, is physician in ParN
of great wealth and strict conscientious prn.
ciples and has withheld them from general
use lest they should be employed for unlawful
purposes. In overcoming Female Distractions
Falling of the Womb Whites, Green Sick
ness. Suppression, Retention. or lmmoderate
Flow of the Monthly Discharges, they seem
to be truly omnipotent, farsting open the
food gates from whatever cause may have
stopped them but they are offered to the pub
lie only for legitimate uses, and all agents are
forbidden to sell them when it is understood
that the object is unlawful Married ladies
should never take them when there is any
reason to believe themselves pregnant, for
they will be sure to produce miscarriage.
These pills are entirely safe under all cir
cumstances, being composed entirely OF sub
stances from the vegetable kingdom.
Each box has the coat of arms for the City
Of Paris stamped on the box, with the wordr
Trade Mark in French, to counterfeit which
: is misdemeanor, and all persons will be dealt
with according to law. ],
s-lFull directions accompany every box.
Ladies can obtain box sealed from the eyes
Of the curious by inclosing One Dollar and six
post office stamps to any respectable drug
cists, or to O. G. STAPLES, General Agent
for the United States, Watertown, n. 7. .v
Agents, isMe haT
A.maiker and j. D. Burlington. Freehold; JOSH
niece, Jamesburg; P Clayton. Englishtcwp,
February 2. lsSS. -
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PACIFIC HOTEL.
ITO, 172, LA & 176 Greenwich St.
Gone souARs wssT OF BROADWAY
Between Coultandt and Dey streets, New York
JOIN P4TTEN, Jr., Proprietor.

THE Pacific Hotel is well and widely known to
i the travelling public. The |, cation is e. speculiy
suitable to merchants am business men; IT is il
co,e pr ximity 70 he bu>in IS ~ tile city
Is ON the tighwas ot oplrhern and Western uavel
and adjacent TO all the principal Railroad aud
Ste4menat depots.
The Pacific has liberal ccommod ttons for over
$40 guests it is vel furnished, and possess
modern improve men for the comfort and IN e'taln-
m.n OF It's inmates The rooms tie spacious and
well ventilated; provided with gas nd wafer; The
is generously provieed with every uelicacy OF tue
season.
The snbscriber, who, for the past few years. has
been the lessee is now sole propri. tor ano intend
10 identity himself thoroughly with the interests Of
his house With long espelt tnce a. a Intel keeper,
be trusts by mo crate cha, ges and oe al D"llcy
to maintain the tdvJaole reputation OF the Pacific
Hotel. ~
az Sly JOHN PATlEN JR.
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VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS

and all eruptions of the skin, the OINTMENT is
most invaluable. 1t does not heal externally alone
bat penetrates with the most searching effects to
he very root of the evil
!
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GRovEsTEEN & CO.,
= z A N d II @ Il Il e.
MANUFACTURERS,
400 broadway. NEW-YOREA.

'ENHE attention OF the public ard the trade is
WOOD PIANO F0RrES. which for volume and
pu'lty nf tone aie uDrlvdlt by any hitherto ufi, T.
ed in this ma: ket. [ ey contain all the modern
improvements, F,ench, Grani Action, Harp Pedal.
Iron Frame, Over Str ng Base, Nc, and each
instrument oeiug maze rnder the perSohal super
Wis on al Mr. j B. Grov">tse who ba had
praciical experience of over rs years in their
manufacture, is fully warranted i'll every particu
lar.
The Grovesteen Piano Foltes" re-
ceivcd the award OF merit over all
others at the celebrated Worlds
Fair,
Where were exhibited instruments from the best
makers Of London, Paris, Germany. PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore, Boston, aud New York; and alsoat he
American Institute for five successive years the
gold and silver ned us from both of which can be
seen az our w4rernom. IFFt
B the in reduction of improvements we make
still more perfees Piano Forte, aud ny manufacture
ing lar.ey, with strictly cash system. we are
enabled to ofer hese Instruments ut price which
VIII preclude all competition.
PnIo-s-For |, Seven Octave, round corners.
Rose~ ood plain cases s2l5.
No. 2. Seven Octave rourd corners, Rosewood
heavy moulding. 500.
No. 8, Seven Octave round corners. Rosewood
Il Louis XIV style, 1925.
Terms !: Net Cash in Current Funds.
DEscklPTvs C1EorLAHs Sns& A. G.
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PILLS & OINTMENT

LIFE-GIVING PILLSl
been used with the greatest success. Their
sion is, not only to preveat disease, but to cure
They Sc rch out the various maladies by which the
patient is suffering, aud reinvgorate the failing
lem Tothe sged and infrm, few doses of
these valuable PILLS will prove to be
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH,
for in every case they add new life and vitality
and rest re the waning energies to their pristine
tate. To the young and middle aged, they will
p' owe most Invaluable, as ready specific and sier
ling medicine. Here is dream realized. that Ponce
de Leon sought for three hundred years ago, aud
never found. He looked for fountain that wonld
restore the Did vigor, and make youth ever
AN ETERNAL SPRING!
It was left for this day and hoDr to realize the
dream, and show, in one glorious fact, the magic
that made it fair.
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES
carnot stay the fight of years, hut they can force
back, aud hold aloof, disease that might triumph
over the aged and the yourU. Let none hesitate,
then but seize at opce the favorable oppor unity
that offers. When taken as prescribed,
FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS,
nothing can be more productive of cure than these
Pills. Their almost magic Influence is feta once;
and the usual concomitans Of this most distressing
disease are removed. These remedies are made
from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the most delicate female, and
can be given with good effect in prescribed doses to
the youngest babe.
FOR CUTANEoUs DISORDERS,
and all eruptions of the skin, the OINTMENT is
most invaluable 1t does not heal externally alone,
bat penetrates with the most searching effects to
he very root of the evil.
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G AND EN- AN D A BOY
RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE OF PASSENGER LINI
VIA CAMDRr AND AMBoY.
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HELMBOID7S

Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilia,
For purifying the blood removing all diseases arising from
excess aad np.udence il e chronic constitutional Cis
arising from impure state Of the bood and tie
only reliable and cGecual kaoTn remedy for tie Of
scrofala scald Head Salt EAeun, Pains and Swelling Of
tAc Zones Uceraons of the Throat and Legs Elochcs
Pn2es the Face Tette ErysipeIas aad al scay erup
tons Of the skin, and beautifying the COMPLEXION.
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The wiz ComD,f,srop.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-The Wirz Mil
itary Commission reassembled to-day.
Judge Advocate Chipnlnn proceeded to
read his argument or charge, alleging
murder in violation of the laws and
customs of war, and treating the sub
ject under four heads, as follows:
LIST. The various cases of denth result
ing from humiliation by hounds.
I'd. Those resulting from confinement
in the stocks md the chnin gang. -
Sd. The cases of killing of prisoners
by the guard pursuant 10 the direct or
ders of the accused, given Mt tho time.
4th. The cnses of killing by the pris-
oner's own hand. sur 'i
He briefly argued the responsibility
of the accused, and snid that every
death was murder for which he is ne
cOupt0ble, he having grossly violated
the laws and customs of war.
at the conclusion of Colonel Chip
mans reading of his argument, the
prisoner requested that DIR. hates might
examine his person in the presence OF
the court, to show that heNRds physical
ly incapable of committing the acts OF
murderand other crimes alleged against
him. The request was granted. Tho
President then announced that the
doors would be closed and not again
opened to the public. The court went
into secret session and nothing cnn he
known of the result until it Shall be
officially promulgated. r5s,
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sale of Charles EsraIlaiin,s TTS.;,,.se., o,,,I
carthage President JOhHs0n's Dis.
match to Gov. HnI6IRU

sale of Charles 6raIlnEn's Horse, AMI
CafElhge.s.P PRECEDENT JOIIison's DIS-
patch to Gov. Holden.
New YoRR, October 2I.Tha horses
and carriages of Charles Graham, who
was victimized by Ketchum. were sold
to-day. The span of blooded bay horses
brought three thousand dollars, two
other spans Of horses brought about
seven hundred dollars each. and two
carriages brought four hundred dollars,
The following is the dispatch sent by
President Johnson to Governor Hof-
den, already referred to:s. r5s.s-5s-, -. =
Wd$h9IgtOn CITY, October IS, IsB5sS1sssro
w. w. Holden; Provisional Governor:
Every dollar ofthe State debt created
70 ana the rebellion against the United
Stntes should be repudfatetl finally and
toreyer- The great mass of the people
shall notibe taxed to pay a debt to aid
IN carrying on rebellion, which they
IN tnct, If left to themselves, were on
posed to. Let those who have given
their means for the obligation of the
State look to that power they fled IA
establish in violation Of law, ebnstitu-
ton and Will of the people. They must
meet their fate. 1t is their misfSftnne.
and cannot be recognized by the people
of any State protesting themselves to lI,.
loyal to the Government of the United
States and TO the Union. request that
the loyal people of!EOrthf Carolina be
exhonornted from thep ayihent of every
dollar of Indebtedness created to aid in
carrying on the rebellion! 4 trust and
hope that the people of North Carolina
Will wash their hands of everything
that partnSes in the slightest degree OF
the rebellion which has been so recent.
~ crushed by the strong arm. of the
Government in carrying out the 6bliga-
tons imposed by the Constitution OF
the Union.
(Signed ANDREW JOHNSON
President of the United States.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2I.LRsV. DIR.
Mahon offered the, following, resolu.
Resolred, That this house concur with
the resolution reported in message No.
II OF the house OF bishops. u -
ResOtTcd, the house Of bishops con.
CURING, thata joint committee Of each
house be appointed to act during the
recess of tho Convention, with power to
open correspondence with tho ItnIian
Religious Reformers to collect and diff
fuse information relative to the move
ment to receive and apply such aid as
may be offered for the purpose, and 10
report to the next general convention.
The resolutions were adopted.
a message Wns received from the
house of bisohps, Transmitting their re-
ply to the Canadian synod. 80
Rev. DR.. Meade then resumed the ar
.gument upon the order Of the day' and
moved to recommit the canon on the
erection OF foreign missionary bishops
10 the committee on canons, with in
s str to report n canon authorizing
the house of bishops, during the recess
OF the general convention, to elect snb
bishops to fill vacancies with the con-
sent of the major number of the stand
ing committees.
The report was recommitted
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neutrality-suspicious.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2I.-Captain Wirz
to-day underwent n private eSamina-
ton ut his own request in the presence
OF the members composing tile Military
commission and of Mr.. Schade, one Of
his counsel. His right arm is much
wound by shot; piece of the bone
had been removed, rendering the limb
Of oil, but little, If any, use. a gentleman
says his body bOro the marks Of his
having suffered from tho scnrvy.
A dispatch is now atthe State Depart
Tneht from the United States Consul ut
Liverpool, underdate of Oct. 9th, which
brings intelligence of the moderate M
pearance of the cholera Mt Southamp-
I ION and at places adjacent to this town.
Inc weather throughout England con-
unues OF the most unseasonable Kind.
ana the disease known as the Under
pest mas broken ont among the. cattlei In
the neighborhood of Wavetru, three
miles from Liverpool, and had en- rried.
OIL quite number of cattle. III, -
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Startling Discovery at NashyiIIe.

NEw. YoRK, Oct. 21LThe World has
dispatch from Nashville, dated yes
terday, which says: =
A startling discovery has been made
in this city within the last few dnys A
large number of thieves have been
depredating around the city for some
time past, and all efforts to catch them
have been unavailing. It has been as
certnined that there are FIVE different
caves under the city which are occupied
by thieves, burglars and couuterfeiters.
Tho McNary vault in the graveyard has
been put under guard, and men set to
work to effect an entranceinto the cAVe.
AS fiist MS tho earth is removed, fresh
earth is thrown up from tho inside of
the cave. This is the same cave that
Murrill and his gang occupied when
engaged in running off negroes and
horses. The affair has been kept secret.
but leaked out in spite of the military.
A year ago it was reported that the Me
Nary tomb was used to store plumber,
and commonly reported that u lake
covering five acres; and very deep, is
directly under the city. One man
swenrs to having thoroughly explored
the-entire cavern from one end to the
other. A guard has been stationednoar
tho Acklen and Hardin tombsy The
1ocksnith gives his opinion that, the
lock on the ATcSnry tomb has been used
recently. The entrance to the caVeFn,is
mt the foot of Summer street. The mil
itary are determined to find out the out
let of,sthe cave! The entrance looks
like II iissnre in tho rock. TheldEscov-
eryroriginateds from the fact that quito
a number of murders hive been COM
mitted in the Immediate vicinity, which
led to nm investigation disclosing the
above fact 80
The late IIurricnne In the West In
4 g.. ~ = sH
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-Ffles OF late
West India papers furnish us addition
nj details of the terrific hurricane here
tofore noticed in our columns, which
swept over some ofthcse Islands orithe
9Th of last, month. In %Guadaloupe it
was particularly severe, trees were lift
| ed from the ground, torn to pieces and
blown in fragments to n considerable
distance, and the air was filed with the
| flying debris. In one town n hospital
1 was blown downand all its inmates were
either killed or wounded. Between
200 and 300 persons altogether, We're
killed. .t-7-..- ~,
The crops of the Island We're destroy
\ ed, scarcely n tree was left standing.
and it is believed that many vessels
were stranded or sunk.
1 A melancholy affair occurred In
British Guinea on the 18th oflast month.
A party of several gentlemen len
Georgetown ON the 18th of September,
to visit the penal settlement of the col
4 ony, and on their return two boats car
Trying n number OF the excursionistk
undertook to go over tho falls In the
Il Maporuae river, One boat passed them
in safety, but the other became unman-
ageable, and ont of q persons on board,
II nine, including Capt. BresfOrd, the gun
Il ner's son-in-law, were drowned. I,
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NEW York, Oct. 22.2The Qunrter-
mnster General is having printed n
pamphlet containing tile names of sol.
diers who died and were inferred in the
dAndersonville cemetery, together with
other mntters of interest in that con-
nection. Hzi5i 2; ls9slf.- mi ~
In,aecordance with n recent opinion
Comptroller has decided that ali colored
soldiers shall be p1accd ON the same
footing with white soldiers I'm regard to
bourty.' lH
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rg.T 8SerIous Aecident,

PH1LADEnPHIA, Oct. 2l.--A serious
accident happened on the propeller Fam
ny Cadwalnder yesterday. The boat
belongs to the Baltimore and Philadel-
phia Steamship line. When of Chester
her steam chimney burst, and Thomas
Milling one of the firemen, was badly
scalded and died in q Short, He was
25 years of age, was married and resided
in Camden. VIM. II. Grumbace the
engineer, had his hands badly scalded.
He resides inthis city. Eugene Chillen;
another fireman, was badly injured
steam. One or two others were also
hurt, but not serious.
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l.lOhIenArn RInrl.n1

CHICAGO, Oct. n.
, Flour quiet. Wheat firm and adj
YRnccd 3a3II4c ! 3ThI. 40 for No. and
1 15n1' 10 for No. 2. Corn quiet mt 4sc
for No. and 45c for No. Q. OalUts firm
and ndyhncdd lie; 2sa2gJ< 40. and 2.ia
241zc for No. 9. Provisions quiet. Mess
Pork Sg4. Highwines firm. Frefgiits
dull; Ike ON wheat to Bufiilo. Re-
ceipts- 5000 -Dbls -four, 1900 btl Wlieilt,
81 900 corn, and %, 900 bn oats. Ship
ments $500 bbls -four, S., coo lSu wheat.
q, 900 corti, and q 900 oats. ati fii3
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NEW. YORK, Oct. 22.-The HeraId's
'Philadelphia dispatch says Of the Fee
mimi congress; Important changes in
the constitution of the order are con-
templated. The nomination of the
office of head centre is to lie changed to
president, an official who will be assist
ed bTiburenus in charge of the depart
ments Of finance, war and general man
ngenient. The bonds and addresses Of
the new Irish republic will be issued
within the coming week. H -ffl ~
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ErtcnsIYe FIrea.

KEENE, N. H., October 2l.-About
IL o'clock on Thursday night, a fire
WINS discovered in the rear of Richards
block, which was soon communicated
to two blocks north of this, and owned
by COlOney Brothers. AS soon as IL
was discovered TINT the three buildings
could not be saved, a wooden building
cupied by the post office, WINS torn down
to prevent the flames from spreading.
Theprincipal sufferers by the fire arc
George H. Richards, building, valued
at Sl2,O00-insured for 5000.
| Colony Brother's building, valued at
SOS, O00-insured for IS, 900.
II. NJ. Edwards, owner OF tho post of
flee building, loss s., 600.
j. b. Knowlton, hardware, loss in
stock 81, coo, of which one half was COW
cred byinsurance.
j. X. Stone, lost 600 bales OF wool i'm
sured for 81, 900. ist t4SA ~
e French 4 staley, photographers, loss
CLARK & Farrer, fancy goods, loss 500
mot insured.
PH1LADRLPHIA, October ola fire
broke out in the wooden factory Of
Messrs. Shaw, Taylor & Co., in Yves
lIPhtlRdelPh 1t originated in the card.
| ing room from the explosion of a coal oil
tlams. The total loss Is twenty thousand
dollars, but Was partially covered BY
I Insurance - = n
BosroN, October 21.-A destructive
| fire occurred in tSeens. NewHhmpshira
ON Thursday night last, three blocks d
buildings were destroyed. and nothing
/ was left standing between the Chestnut
House and the Town Hall.
m. -s--=--- 81
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stock stock NM Market k

NEW York, Oct. 81.
Government Stocks go 1Zc lower; Is.
81, coupons, 1925; 5+20s, coupons. e&-
Cert's g77igl,s u -
!, Stocks lower and dull; Rock Island
lO6; Prairie du Chen 57;' Fort NYavnI
955s; Terro1 Hnute Is; Macon tENVestern
%; Reading ll25G; Mich. Cen: liz; NIicIl,l
southern GS1S; Cleveland ~ Pittsburgh
T21S; Northwestern 2a9E; Toledo 100: n, =
~. Telegraph 20; N. Y. CCntrnl 81; Erie
y; do. Pref'd 81; Ill. Cen. Scrip 1919; "a
northwestern pref d 621S; Tenn. As SIS d,
MISSOURI Us I4lz; Ohio Il Miss. cert's
'867s; n Y city Is 100; Fort Wayne, Sd,
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NEW YoRR, Oct. 21.-The project of
extending the Harlem Railroad nortll-
ward from Chatham to Remington, VT,
so as to connect with the Western YER
mont Railroad, and form n straight
line from New York to Montreal, is
likely to be carried out. 8if
. Tie steamer City of Baltimore; with
four days later news, is coming up.
The Posts Washington special saws
the funding process Will cease at tie
Treasury Department as soon as the
So, OOO,OQO loan is taken up, which will
be within few days, NIL Subscriptions
above the amount i'll transitu viii be
accepted. 5lf5 -. ~ 3 =
A delegation waited on the President
this morning to request him to appoint
a national day of thanksgiving on nc
count of the restoration of peace.
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Runtld iIhrI.ct.

rhz .ft..= - BUFFALo, Oct. 81.
Flour duh. Wheat firm but quiet at
about s. for No ! spring. Corn held
at 65!g68 for 40, a., Oats Nominal. Rye
nominal for Canada. Barley li2.
Whisky firm at 2 231fs02 "a. Pork 70.
lard so. Canal FreightS 10 New York
-7Wheat 81 corn 2, oats IL. .Iaaa -
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Z MiIM q lIa.ilo1
IIT77if. IifI5 4 .-...ls

.,6 49, MILWAUKEE, Oct. q.
Flour dull. Wheat Irregular: I fB6E
al 81 for KO.t1. Oats declined lc. Re-
seipts-SoO0 hbls -four, 5000 bu wheat.
shipmsFspFt9ssT5T9qQ bbls four, 49,, 900 -bu
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2I.-The Soldiers
ana Sailors National Union Lengue last
hlSnt, adopted resolution that the
unite to press on the government their
Just claims, and calling n National Com
vention TO meet in Washington, on the
purpose of affecting Il permanent 1orpan-
ization, and TO urge before Congress-
and the DEPARTMENTS, the practice OF
giving the preference in employment to
country as soldiers and seamen. -
twill be rccollectei that one, perhaps
both of the branches of Congress, Mt the
last session, passed n resolution in sup
port of the above mentioned object. and
but recently the Secretary of the Treas
nry issued circular clearly intimating
that applications from those who ,llIVF,
been disabledin the military and naval
service for moro active pursuits, are
hereafter 70 meet with favorable con-
slderntlon IN appointment to office ~
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Regular PItlsbnrgh. Vheelins an

~ Il TIC New md EIef5nnt Pns9enger,
LEX Steamer FOREST CITY, Captain
- John Gordon, A. n. Hunting Cl'lS,
leaves pittsburgh for ParlxerSburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at ~ ~; leaves.
Wheeling for PnrkersburR every wednesday
and Saturday at Il p. NJ; leaves PnrkeRbuTg
at ?. NJ; Leaves Wheeiing for Pittsb1fsR
every Tuesday md Friday at7 A. II.
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
day anu Thursday at the Wharf Boat until 8
P. NJ, by BOOTH, BATrELEE & CO.,
augl7-tf Agents,
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Farther PoINT, Oct. 22.l9 y. .m.A
No signs of the Steamship HibernIau
from Liverpool, 12th inst. 5aFi VIZ
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( MILWAUKEE, q Oct. GA fire tiIis
evening destroyed all the wooden build
ings facing Wisconsin street, between
MainG and Milwaukee streets, back to
the new Music Hall. Tho houses were
occupied by small traders and miIli-
ners. Loss. 81, 600. Er
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Os.Veeo Market.

q ,..'s oswRdO, Oct 81. IT..
NJ, Etlournnchnnged, with good demand.
W W neat dull. Oats scarce and nominal.
i3s'IEisS dull Land lower. Canal Ereightssui
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FoRTREss MONROE, Oct. 2l.-AIessrs.
Clay and Mitchell Mt shutdown yester-
day were transferred to their new quar-
ters ut Carroll Hull. -.