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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.


SATURDAY Sept 90 NJ
rhe stock mayket has been dull and somewhat p
pressed To- day while Erie in particular, has DC de-
cidedy weak owing TO sales Of large amount Of cash
STOCK by the Drew party who are supposed V Be- 'un
loading as fast possible The latter spIs- 70 have
weavssd Of buying stock TO sustain the MARKET and find
ing that the expected outside support was not
forthcoming, they released their hrn hold OF
Erie and accordingly 1t falls, thus prov
ing the truth Of our former assertion 'na'
\ was kept up by artificial means Tho decline In tho
stock from the highest point reached this weex-nae
w. 9lx to the price at which closed today so<-nas
neen az mar cent The general market has not sympa-
thized actively with the break in Eric; Du' as 'o o
ortinuess IN recede il cannot influence the entire
hist
Al The omen board at ten O'Clock the market was slug
fisb Erie sold on the call at ssh n New York Cen
trail ts1 92x Michigan Southern ooA, Reading
,oax Cleveland and Ptsburg 7lzs, Rock Island
IIos< Northwestern 2stl, preferred GIN, Fort
w.vns 9s Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2SX, Quick
syer <s At the regular board the market was without
.uy special feature New York Central and Erie closed
Y higher than the second board yesterday; Ohio and
mississippi certificates u. Michigan Southern was
powcr, Cleveland and Pittsburg x, Rock Island "
Quicksilver IN. There was sale Of Western Union
Telegraph stock at r. Government securities were firm
and coupon fve-twentes of the old issue advanced H
Al the open board at O'Clock Erie closed at SIX,
Hudson River at 110x Reading 1864. Michigan South
esn 66S Illinois Central l24 Cleveland and Pittsburg
ZX, Cleveland and Toledo 1851, Rock Island l10k,
Northwestern preferred elX, Fort Wayne s7%,
Prairie du Chen 9s Ohio and Mississippi certificates
3sx Central Coal Sax, Quicksilver 4s, Missouri skies
%, seven-thirty notes, third series 99A.
Afterwards the street Erie declined to 1884, but the
remainder Of the list nearly steady. New York
Central closed at p H. at 921z, Reading 1861, Hud-
con River no. Michigan southern 64k, Cleveland and
Pittsburg nv, Rock Island 11oH, Fort Wayne SIX,
Southwestern 27X, Ohio and Mississippi certificates
1Sk. Cumberland, 43K.
The following list Of the closing prices Of stocks at the
ABt board on Tuesday and at the open board at one
o'clock to-day win show the extent of the general decline
M talo MS durip1 fho into H.
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Jersey City News.


THE MrsrEmous MusoEa AT THE 'HusDRsD srErs' -
Coroner Haney OF Hudson City, held inquest last
evening upon the body Of the unknown man. dressed
the gxrb of q sailor who found Friday lying in
dump about twenty feet from the foot of the
'huudred steps" leading up Bergen Hill to Washington
village The jury, upon visiting the spot found hand
kerchief supposed to have belonged to deceased lying
On the ground the steps, and from thence they
covered where the body had been dragged and
thrown under the brax where II entirely concealed
nolerabe stencil that from the decayng remains
and which led TO investigation OF the cause. Upon
removing the body the head and legs separated from the
trunk the body badly decomposed that it
caused wallet was found in the stocking
of deceased, which contained pass dated
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, August 8, giving him
leave of absence for ten days. and requiring him to
ton the place. but the name OF the deceased is
oblterated Coroner Hanley made dligent inquiry but
was unable obtain any clue in reference to deceased
The Jury from the circumstances OF the case rendered
hands OF some person or persons unknown
COLLISION ON THE BAy.-About one o'clock yesterday
afternoon as the Cunard West India steamship Corsica
was leaving port and when about opposite Ellis Island
she coided with the tugboat America, belonging to
Messrs Schuyler Co., of Albany. The Corsica but
slightly damaged only her bowspr being carried away,
and she proceeded TO without stopping The tug,
however. was badly damaged and was towed In on the
Jersey flats the Morris canal DOCK where she lies
in sh0al water.
ACCIDENT 10 AN EoUEsrRENSE. Friday evening
circus exhibiting Jersey City, while riding double
act fell from the horses and badly injured by the
animals tramplng her chest and shoulder The flesh
was considerably lacerated but bones werc broken.
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SHIPPING NE w S
Port OF Now York, September 0, 1893.

mEAEgD.
Steamship City Of Washington Br Brooks Liverpool via
Steamship star Of the Union, Blanchard New orleansH
steamship Morning Star, Nelson, New orle.ns-Jsmes
steamship star Of the South, Woodland, New Orleans
sieamshp Gen Custer Bose Mobne-smith Dunning
Steamship America Lindt, savannah-wakeman, Gookin
s.ssm.Sip Zodiac Buckley saysnnshIew,s senes
Steamship Gen Sherman, Pendleion, Charleston II
Steamship Euterpe, Eldrdsc wilmington. Nc-Livlns.
steamship Carolina Philips Beaufort Nc-Murray &
Steamship F. Cid, Hobart, Ncxsern, NC eocdspcsd.
ssam.hip tn.tsrss Parrish Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship q II Stout, Borden, Alerandra--yas Hand
steamship Chesapeake, Sherwood, PortiandH Crom-
ship white swallow, Knowles San Francsco-o Com
Ship owego, Norton, New orieans-sturses, Chairman
Bark Brsmerin tBrem), Jachens Rio Janeiro-E Paven
BARK Benon. GBr,, Robins. ST Marsns,J s Inersham:
Bark Sacramento Hussey, Philadepha--N l. Mccready
lark Pursuit, seabury New Bedford-w \ Brown Co
rg s,h Gsorg a Soranu"''
brig Madonna (Brl Morton, Barbados-MilIs Ioqghtcn
Brig Adelaide (Br), Douglass, st johns NH q
Bris Arrow (Br) Dyer, ST Johns NH L Bouth sons
Brig James MurcbIs t3r) MITCHELL Pictou-snow Rich
ards0n. 80
Brig Abbie Tcomb, Tisley, Bridgeport, cBNesmith
Sons.
Brig Veteran (Br), Snow, Bridgeport, Chg wheelrIsht
Co.
Brig THU. lB,l. Smith LDean.;Iones Longh Cali,
Brig Mountain Eagle. Hughes, Bsltmore-Bentey Smith
Co.
Brig Robin tBr) Kllam, Frankfort Mr. p Buck 4 Go.
Schr Ripple (Br) Roberts Cape Canso-T Whitman.
Schr Mary Jane, Hs7ston, Jscksonvlie-C pibble
Co.
Schr French, Taylor, Richmond-van Brunt snght
schr Henley, Eddens, PetersburE-Van Brunt Slaght
schr Rowland, Raynor Philadelphia1g stranahan
Schr A Lincoln, Bently, Philadelphia Stranahan.
schr Sarah Bernice, Stuart ElzabcthportF Talbot Co
Schr Parallel, Bunker, Portsmouth, NH Frye 90.
Steamer Octarora, Mclaughlin, Baltimore
Steamer Carroll. Lehman, Baltimore.
ARRIVED
Steamship ARIEL Palmer AspiDwal Avg 81, with passen
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Abe month $25,673.
The American Bank Of Hslowel, Me-, is at pre- sent
far below the standard OF sound moneyed institutions
Some months ago IL surrendered its State charter and
organized under the National Currency law, with acapal
Of fifty thousand dollars, having at the time out
sanding circulation Of about seventy-fve thousand
dollars and among its notes OF it, late Pre-
ssdent Henry Cooper the Of forty thousand
dollars About two weeks ago Mr. Cooper suddenly dis
appeared from Halowel and IL Ia supposed that he is
his way 10 Europe. The available assets Of he
hank being insufficient 10 meet It's liabilities, longer
sedsems its bills and Its afairs will be summary wound
up by the Intervention OF the Bank Commissioners BY
che laws OF the State the property Of the stockholders
holden, and II s hoped that ultimately loss will
10 the billholders In the meantime the public
cautioned against receiving bills OF the American Bauk
issued while IL State institution
The Commissioners OF the sinking Fund OF Pennsyl.
vania the 5th inst cancelled s745 sl OF the public
debt Of that State foows:Fve per cent loan OF the
Commonwealth, e436, s24; coupon loan $3.50 900; war
iosn SO 400 interest certncstes redeemed. t200s
mestic creditors s57s On the PIT Of December 1891.
shc liabilities Of Pennsylvania 500 $40 oo3 bu, the
state held bonds Of Pennsylvania and Erie Railroad
companies To the amount Of $40 500 900, which would
reduce the debt to COS Deduct from this the
just exngushed and the present actual debt Of
the state Is only SIS, 1913, 7e2.
The following figures show the earnings OF the Mcb'-
ran Central Railroad this year compared with last
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MISCELLANEOUS.

M10CcIIQneOu8s
STEAMSHIP Corsica (Br for Havana and Nassau on leav
ing her pier a Jersey CITY yesterday IN con
the AS sarboa r wheel doing her much damage The
sica lost her bowsprit and cuwater.
SHp HAZE ut San Francisco 9TH ult from New York
Cape 80 days. with heavy caste ly gales sprung
spars stove forward house. water casks buwarks &c.
$ % Cape
head carried away the fore and main opsaant masts
Bank srAnsouI at Bedford. so built Msdford
In 1919 for a whaler has been sold for $4,000.
BARK PURSUIT COS tons built at Baltimore in 1887 has been
sold private terms
BIG MArHrws-sguan, NJ, Sept s-The brig G Mathews
about ten miles Of Barnegat Inlet.
scBs STRANGER Harding, from Elizabehpor Of and for
Providence with 81 tons coal IL sunk or Staten Island No
Es 1855 and owned By chase Co. Providence
stoor sylvia Brl Brown, q. Savannah from Bermuda
gale. split sails aud vessel started to leaking
sLoor NEPTUNE Of Fall River, when passing through Hell
ashore on wards Island where she full o. water
LAu.cnyp Master ascs I.orns Of Yarmouth launched
called =. Alice Kelley and is to Be commanded BY Capt
Notice to Mariners.
HYpRoeRAyBIo Orrcr. ADnIRALrY,l
with references to the Notice to Mariners 10 a. dated from
s Sss ali a% on the Xsssas Reef oWns fur
ther details have been received from the Of In
llsh. revolving Sht e. ga, sss9s is grsr,es,
water and in clear weather visible froio the poop Of
arae vessel, at a distance OF 20 miee.
The Illuminating apparauss doplrc or by lenses OF the
Vessels approaching the Alguada will st end
ssry be careful The tides when unnnuenced by the
wind the reef and with much strength e, cen
II aud Phfeton shoa Vessels. therefore, should not
stand than 70 fath9Ts water on the northwest side az
the ON the southern and sides Is athoms
There good channel moth Alguada reef, between :,
and The eon shoa, but We na' aSays sf s
being pain marks that can be given as safe aud sure
guide through should, nSwever me- &c s 20
borrow on The Aguada reef passing about hst 'e a.
epb than Il fahoms should BE- high water The break
ers will show the rocks. -,
clear Of danger By Keeping the high land Of snsee
graf: .sna ws op.p ,s n e Rmsns
The Pagoda on Pagoda Point NxE.
All bearings magnetic Variation deg % min 10
y''m"' aE e, 'f aTSRY RICHARDS Hydrosrapher
Whnlenem.
Arr At San Francisco Aug barks Nile, FISH, bherns
| Strait; 9th, Europa. Milton: Arctic ocean;
Arr at New bedford 7th, schr II Hatfield Hudson Allan
Ocean OF via Provncstown with 100 obs ~ and io
CID 7h bark Mary Frazier Fuller, Hsno Dean
Arr at Hamilton, bermuda Aug 10 Dig fscon holmes
| Of Salem land sid Slst TO cruise)
spoken. sc.
Ship Geo winthrop for Nfork Aug 70 LAT w Ion 10 20
Foreign Ports.
BAppApos Aup 24-Arr steamer La Portena, Patterson
SY Yorf v seS r. VIM Dill Beaufort Sid oath barS
C.hnao july sAr ships Mnnehaha Bursey chinche.
for T%y Fs aS s%s 90 90 snS "a
Aug for Germany Css,ine Has,ngs COR Thurstoa Mon
r% "a q Sas ls
iencaj Aug Andrew Jackson Robinson do taud SID 5t
.s sso sso dp nS "a "a
7h for Chnchas 70 load for Hampton Road eh Asssnta
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RECOVERY OF THE STRONG Box FRrcArE Cum
BERLAND-We learn that the strong box of the United
States ship Cumberland, sunk by the ram Virginia fla
military known the Merrimac, in the great naval
gagement in Hampton Roads, recovered by the sub
marine workmen employed in the work OF raising the
hull of that ship The tugs employed in the aforesaid
enterprise came up last night whistling through their
steam whistles ubiees at their success The amounts
reported recovered SO varied that we forbear
giving any Of them. That the recovered is very
LARGE there can be no doubt-Nortolt (Va) Day Book
SeDL g.
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Hoboken city News.

MEETING OF THE MARCUS L. WARD CLUB HoRoKEs.
meeting Of the Marcus L. Ward Club Of Hoboken was
held last evening at Harmonic Hail. and was attended by
Of the most prominent citizens Of the city The
President Mr.. B. H. Baldwin, occupied the chair. and
Mr. Albert Bogert acted secretary Dr. Grauert, Of
the German National Union Club elected correspond
ing secretary, and motion adopted inviting the
bers Of the National Club OF Hoboken TO attend and take
part in the proceedings Of this club It announced
that DR. Myer had accepted invitation to stump the
State among the Germans for Marcus L. Ward After
the transaction Of other business the club adjourned
Wednesday evening next, when arrangements will be
made tor grand mass meeting
NEW JERSEY ScHUTzkN CoRPs.-The New Jersey Schut-
zen Corps held grand summers night festival at Otto
Cottage Garden, Hoboken, last night, which very
largely attended, the fair sex predominatng The
grounds illuminated by nnumerable Chinese Ian
terms gas jets and calcium lights and together with the
flags and foliage Of the trees and the bright Of the
moon, presented most enchanting scene Terpsicho-
exercises the principal order intespersed
with music &C., and all seemed to enjoy themselves to
their full extent.
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REWARD FOR A KINDLY Cr-Some years ago a native
OF this city, residing in Boston, met there man in
toxicated and IN want The said he had been led
away and DESTROYS of assistance. He was taken in,
and when sober, money furnished him to return to
his home in New York. Recently that man. after
sober and respectable, died rich, and recoectng the
Good Samaritan, bequeathed him thirty thousand dol
lars. -NeUburypOyt Herald
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MENAGERM AFLoAT-The ship Golconda, Captain
Purington, from Calcutta, May a. which arrived here
this morning has the following live animals on board
Three Hmaaya ponies, two water buflalos, Brahma
four Bengal zcbras fou. spotted deer, nine Patna
goats four Jungle sheep three Bengal leopards twenty
Bengal monkeys and two sloth bears -Boston Ira
ceiiey SEPT 8.
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The Collision Of the Marg arct and Mabey.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

In your notice OF collision between the steamers
Margaret and l. Mabey, the Margaret is made to strike
the Nabey whereas the Margaret was stopped at the
time and the Mabey running at full speed, regardless
OF both life and property. Fortunately the Mabey
escaped with but the loss OF Of her fendt which Ia
made to read In your notice ne the port wheehouse.
by Inserting this you will greatly oblige JUSTICE
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rv,r,p NATIONAL, PARK BANK OF NEW YORK
Capital 100000 surplus ,.; Il: nv,
a., n ns Ssror.b,e terms J. L. WORTH, Cashier
NEW YoRK, August a. 1865,
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Total. So 400 4o6 1894 500 r. 74S4o7 1o05l oo3
The Of imports exports for the first
Denths of the present year nomnay 81 s94 but
che amount OF difference is really much larger, the
value of imports reckoned their foreign in gold
while the value Of exports is given In currency
The following abstract shows the condition Of the banks
Of Wisconsin the LIST of September INSTANT
Circulation Of par banks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50, 400
Circulation Of banks winding up ;........ 1890
TOTAL outstanding circulation .........., 1886, 4sS
Which is secured as follows
wisconsin bonds &223 900
United Siatesbonds 81 900
Treasury notes l24 52S
Coin. 1921
Total. 1897 $50
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New Advertisements

The following new advertisements appear in
this mornings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers.
Ashton Dc Emerson 40 Crawford street, Ports
mouth, give notice that they will rent store No
Glenn's 1Heotre.-The programme for this even
ing is Madeline, the Belle of the Faubourg;' -
to conclude with the funny farce called ''Cousir
Joe.'
/ Grand Observation-Disclosures the notice of the
grand mass meeting at Oxford Hall, on Wednes
day evening, with vocal and instrumental music
Fire htsurance.-George M. Balm, Portsmouth
informs the public that he is agent for several wei
known insurance companies, and is ready to in
sure all kinds of property.
Not Candidote.-By notice in another col
umn it will be seen that Col. Etheredgs is not
candidate for the Legislature.
S. G. Bunting, No. 6, Market square, informs
the people that he is constantly receiving fresf
supplies of family Groceries, all of which are to
be sold low.
A Round Hundred Dollars is offered as a reward
by G. E. Folger, Chief Engineer, for the incendi
airy.
Real Estate at Auction.-Messrs. V. o. Cassel
VIM. W. Davis, attornies, will offer some valua
BILE real estate at auction, the lst day of No
vember next.
Candidates the tickets of the regula
| nominees of the Union Conservative Party o
| Portsmouth.
store No. II Wide Water street, for the year 1866
| Edaoin Fitzgerald calls the attention of tn
public to long list of desirable and useful arti
| cles. Read his advertisements
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PRvosr CoURr.-owing to the indisposition %
Capt. Botsford, Mr.. Charles E. johnson, Assn
Supt of the Freedman's Bureau, presided in IL lii
Court yesterday.
Mary J. Collins, colored, charged with dis or.
derby conduct in the streets of Portsmouth, was
committed to Jail for eight days.
Ambrose Swami, colored, charged with e;Iling
Clothing and meat in Portsmouth, was comm tilted
to the hard labor prison for thirty days
Alexander Shields, charged with assault and
battery on Rachael White, colored, was Sc mt to
his command, with the request that be be pun
ished.
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2 In FULL BLAsr.-Our old and highly esteemed
townsman ON the other side of the creek,
George P. Porter, is in full blast, in business
point of view, holding commission under the
enterprising Col. Sangster. Long life to him
no better man could have been selected to conduct
No. % High street. into fine reputation regard
ing the supply that is daily issued therefrom, of
choice wines, liquors of all kinds, nectars, fit for
the lips of Bacchus, and other fluid nicities,
known and appreciated by convivials, than he.
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MAYORS Court, Norfolk, Oct. CHA ven
cradle looking old lady came into court to COM
plain of several naughty boys living on Washing
ton street, who she said had ''chunked her. Fie
on you, boys we know that you have been
taught better. If the old lady's age is no pro-
lection to her, the strap should be applied by
your parents. Mayor Tabb promised the old lady
protection and she retired. f
VIM Winn was again inlimbo, for being drunk.
He was fined S. and received lecture from the
Mayor that was worth every cent of the money.
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SUICIDE AND ATTEMPT AT MUaDER.-Last night,
about 10 o'clock, man, name unknown, entered
the bar-room, corner of Whitewater and Nebras-
ka streets, when drawing a pistol, he fred at the
bar-keeper, but missing him, be turned around
andfred two shots at man named Miles, who was
laying on sofa, which took effect, wounding
him severely, he then immediately sAot himself
through the heart, killing himself almost Instant
ly. There will be an inquest held this morning,
when we will give the particulars.
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CONSIGNEES.

RECEIPTS OF FREIGnr.--Packages of freight
were received here yesterday, by the steamers,
for the following parties
Per Steamship Uaymont, from Philadelphia.-
S. A. Stevens, Captain McCarrick, w. F. AL
len & Co., G. Sangster, J. R. Gillett, S. Il R. R.
r. Co., j. Massingham, Taylor, Martin & Co.,
L. r. Reardon, VIM. Faitz, j. G. Dawson, Baird
Il Roper, F. Trudewind, D. c. Crowell, NJ. A. &
G. A. Santos, James Alexander, Leigh & Phelps,
Warren & Woodhouse, N. G. Symonds.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday morning, the 2Sth day of Sep
ESD, in Charlottesville, Va, by the Rev. r. K.
Meade, Miss FANNIE S. GREEN and CAssIUs CAR
TER, Esq, of Prince William county, Va
At the First Presbyterian Church, in Rich
mond on Tuesday, the Sd of October, by the
Rev. DR.. Moore, Miss FANNIE E. CLAIBORNE, of
Richmond, and Captain o. P. PIrTMAN, of North
Carolina 's1-'
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RIeHr.-Right, we say, and fully authorized by
law is the worship of God according to the die
tates of conscience, and if the manner of worship
is optional, the day on which that worship is OBJ
served should be also optional. On Sunday night
one of our Jewish citizens, in Portsmouth, in
whose house dance was progressing was order
ed to stop the same, which he did rather than
contest the matter with the party to whom the
order riginated.
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RELrGIoUs.-The Reverend Father Pltnketts, OF
the Portsmouth Cathedral, being sick OIL Sun day
last, the Rev. Father OKeefe offciated in his
stead at early mass.
Most of our Catholic friends from Portsmo nth
attended service on this side during the day, re-
GREETING, no doubt, the illness of their highly es-
teemed and eloquent pastor.
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DIED.,

On Sunday evening, Oct. Sth, at IA o'clock,
after a short and painfal illness, STEPHEN L. P.
SCHISANA, ESQ, youngest surviving son of
Mons. Jean Paschal Schisana, deceased, late Con-
sui of France, for this post, aged 20 years, two
months and five days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
invited to attend his funeral, from his residence,
l06, East Main street, this (TEUSDAY) after
noon, at O'Clock precisely, without further
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Looks LIKE INSTRUMENTATION thousand bar
rels of lime arrived here yesterday, and was piled
upon the wharf faster than it could be stored !;
and eight hundred barrels are expected to-day.
This looks as if the brick-layers intended to build
something. Lumber and shingles are also coming
in rapidly, and there is little doubt but that our
mechanics have plenty of work on hand.
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KICKED BY A HoRsE.-The little son Of h lr.
Richard Nelson, Deputy Sergeant of this city,
was kicked by horse yesterday afternoon, al I'D
had his thigh dislocated. He is suffering mut III
pain, but is not supposed to be permanently i o.
iured.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ATLANTIC HOTEL-NoRFoLK, Va, Oct 9.
II. II. Helper Salisbury, N. c.. DR.. G. W.
Davis, Seneca Falls, N. Y; j. Binford, Clair
mount; Wm Allen, c.. G. Taylor, F. Taylor,
Mrs. Taylor, Richmond; H. J. Borely, Balti-
more; L. V. Howell, N. Y; N. H. lockwood,
Salisb Try; VIM. Dicken, Suffolk; G. w, Lewis,
Suffolk, Va.
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THE D1cTAroR.-Not the military dictator, but
the steamer Dictator" which for some days has
been undergoing repairs at Baltimore, was, in
consequence of the delay in work caused by the
rupture between the mechanics and negro en-
ployees, sent to Wilmington to have her repairs
completed.
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New RAILRoAn.-The Elizabeth River Railroad
Company, of which Lieutenant Governor oowpef
is President, will meet in business conelave on
Thursday next, to consider matters OF import
ance. ,.,I ts-- -sfT <rg
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CUTTING SCRApE.-A cutting ecrape occurred
on lower Church street, Saturday night. We
have been unable to learn the particulars, but re
informed that no very serious consequences are
likely to ensue.
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REPAIRS TO THE CRY HALL.-We observe thai
preparations are being made for the repair of The
Citv Hall. h