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's:ie Markets.

New YORK, October 29.-Cottonr less
active and not so firm; sales 400 bales
at l9l%02Oc. Flour active; State, Ss:G5@
2l0.75; southern, 3lO.30g$llGO. Wheat
easier: amber Tennessee, $40; white,
50. Corn dull; l12c. lower. Pork IS
lirmcr at :2l.50. Groceries quiet. Coffee
firm. Naval stores quiet and steady.
Turpentine, 5l1aG55Iac. Resin, $4,000
1865. Frcighta dropping. Governments
closed strong '62 coupons, l238. Gold,
li2; unsettled.
BALTIMORE, October 29.-Cotton quiet ;
holders firm at 10 sc. Flour quiet; bust
ness small. Wheat dull and unchanged
Corn dull; white quoted at $l.37Q5l.3S
yellow, $l.408$l42. Oats firm at 72G
7lc. Rye dull. Notwithstanding do,
ing.
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There lives at Detroit COUSIN OF Gene-
raj Lafayette, by name Joseph Jean La
C.yette. He is ninety -four years Old,
served in the war Of 1872, and was wound
ed at Plattsburg.
famine in Scandinavia is among the
latest misfortunes reported from Europe.
Bad harvcsts last year caused 1t, and the
people are asking for aid from the sur
rounding countries.
The Alexandria City Councils have pass
Ga a resolution compelling the inspection
Of all oysters sold in that city. Alexandria
uses during the season 10000 bushels OF
oysters.
San Francisco is about to have a general
Thor Exchange, a citizen of that place
having given 100000 to chdow such an
institution.
The Ohio wincmakcrs are now bnslly
~ work. ana the newspapers OF that State
ny,;mate that its wine crop this year VIII
he Tho largest it has ever had.
Lola Montez's daughter, Elise, is to ap.
pear as tragic actress in Pars'
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FRIENDS OF TEMrhRANCE.-The annual
meeting ofthe Order of Friends Of Tempe
rance was held at Mount Crawford from
Tuesday to Thursday night last. The State
election occurring on the same day, small
cr number Of delegates from the subordi,
nate councils than usual attended. Officers
forthe next year are 4. p. Abel, OF Char
lottesville, President q. A. Bruce, Of
Waynesborough Assistant; Rev. W. Is.
Wellons, of Suffolk, Scribe; Rev. G. v
Dame, Of Danvile, Chaplain; Rev. j. A
Jefferson, of Petersburg, Treasurer }. l.
Roller, of Rockingham county, Conductor
J. 7. Smith, Of Waynesborough, SENT
mel. -.Stumt0n Spectator.
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By The Cable.
a Severe Rattle in IiaIy-GaribnlIa
VICTORIOUS.


FLORENCE, October 27.-News has been
received here Of q fierce battle near Monte
Rotondo between the Papal forces and the
Garibsldians, in which the latter were vic
Iorious, capturing hundreds of prisoners
and their guns. Many were Killed and
wounded on both sides.
PARIS, October 26.-Garibaldi's force
numbers from ten to twelve thousand.
The Papal forces are concentrated before
Rome, with instructions to act on the de-
fensive.
French troops for the support of the
pope have sailed from Toulon, and are cx-
pected to reach Civita Vecchia this after
noon.
ROME, October 26.-The Pope, in let
ter to the Roman Catholic Bishops through
out the world, says the patrimony of the
Church has been asSailed by revolution
lists, and asks them to order prayers in all
their churches for the Holy See.
To-day, in searching house, the police
met with resistance. They attacked the
house with bayonets and killed fifteen Ga
ribaldians, and took thirty -six'prsoners.
A quantity of arms and bombshcllS were
also captured.
ROME, October 24.-Fighting is going on
within half a mile of the city. There is
great excitement within tho walls. The
rcvolutionists are preparing for second
rising. 4 proclamation has been issued
forbidding the asScmblagc of over four
persons. All persons to retire within their
houses and close their shops upon the
signal Of alarm.
ROME, October 25.-One thousand Carl
haldians attacked Viterbo yesterday, firing
one Of the gates. They were repulScd
with heavy loss in men and materials.
Their leader, Deputy Acerbi, was killed.
The Roman citizens, including the aris-
tocracy, are armed, and patrol the streets.
TURIN, October 26.-A great popular
demonstration, favoring Rome for the CAPT
tai Of Italy, adopted an address to the
King.
PARIS, October 27.--Thc JIonite,r says
the fleet kept back at the request OF Vic,
tor Emmanuel subsequently sailed be.
cause no Cabinet could be formed and ia,
ribaldi was menacing Rome. The -Nonltc'n
adds France and Italy are both int
rested in maintaining law and order"
Rouher, in dinner speech, hoped that
Italy, under bad passions, would not fight
France, but emerge from this trial purified
Garibaldi, with 10000 men, was before
Romc-altcr the battles Of Monte Rotondo
LATER AND IMPORTANT.
PARIS, October 27.-Princc llumbert
leads the troops against the French.
1t is said that Victor Emmanuel abdi-
Gates.
Gariba!di was checked at Monte Ro
tondo by the reinforced Papals.
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The Paris Omnibus Company is a
moucy-u.a.ng coGcern. 1t TINS 700 om-
nibnsscs, aud their daily receipts average
$3.50.
Ia the Fortieth Congress, there are in the
Senate torty-two Republicans and twelve
Democrats. Ia the House, IA keprbli-
cans and iurty-Aiuo Democrats.
Peter LoriIlurd Of New York, who re-
Gently died at Saratoga, was one Of the
wcslthics; men of The metropolis. lie
leaves an estate, il is said, OF sl3,0Oo,ooo.
Garibaldi has five grandchildren living
with him at Caprera, named respecuTe!y
MameH, Anzani, Lincoln, Ariets, ana JOIN
Brown.
4 company OF New York capitalists
have a contract to furnish the Austrian
Government with three million dollars
worth Of breech- loading rifles.
Twenty-six deaths have occurred: AZ Inc
philadc.phia navy-yard from the AS'anc
cholera since lis appearance on '"0 ie-
ceiviug ship Potomac.
An organ grinder in London has been
fined for grinding after being fe4ucS''o -
stop. Blessings upon that judge.
The Morse Geographic alphabet mas
been taught to the deaf mntes al 'he = -"
| York deaf and dumb institution
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SACRIFICE OF LIFE IN CnINA.-A corrc-
spondcnt Of the San Francisco Bulletin
speaks of the terrible carnage OF the late
Tacping rebellion. One district IS de-
scribcd which yielded 1900 chests Of tea
pcr auuum before the war, and is now a
desert waste. A belt OF land 400 miles
long by 200 miles wide is literally without
an inhabitaut. The writer says:
"The distinguished China traveller and
ssvant Dr.. Mcgowan estimates the loss
of life by the Tapping war at about 25,OOO,-
600 souls but intelligent Chinese | have
convcrsed with say that full 100000
were killed, or persisted from starvation.
There was not much TO choose on either
side. Whether Imperial or Tapping, the
victorious party put men, women, ana chi,
drcn to the sword. Thp Grand Canal used
to be choked up with dead bodies, and |
have seen even the swilt.ilowiug langtze
crimson with tie blood Of all ages, sexes,
and conditions in life"
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Destructive fires.

OGpExsrrRG, n. T., October 2s.-The
Baldwin House, located on CatAarlne
street in this village, was totally destroyed
by fire at 4 O'Clock this morning. \ con-
siderable portion OF the furniture was
saved. Total loss about $4,000. lnsu-
rance, $4,000 on building, and 81! 800 on
furniture. Upwards OF eighty inmates
were thrown out Of shelter.
PHILADELPHIA, October Is ne
clothing store of Ullman < HeaS, 32t Mar
ket street, was damaged by lire this alter
noon. Loss, about 1900.
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fh;,e Storm,

MOBILE, October 2S.-There was heavy
rain yesterday, and the weather Is cloudy
and cold.
PHILADELPHIA October 2S.-A heavy
rain storm, accompanied by b gi' north
east wind, has been prevailing here si'lce
> p. NJ, aud still continues.
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WASHINGTON, October 29.-The trottIng
stallion George NJ. Patchcn is dead. He
was valued at so, 900.
HURRICANE.
& severe hurricane swept Porto Rico on
the 18Th Instant, damaging the shipping,
causing rivers to overflow, and doing great
injury TO property.
CABINET MEITfSG.
The Cabinet had 4 meeting Of two hours
to-day. Al prcocnt-Geueral Grant hay
ing returned.
REVENUE.
The revenue receipts to-day were
$4,000.
PRIZE FIGHT.
Ben Parkinson and Tom Kelly fought
fourteen rounds at Aqua creek to-day.
Kelly won by foul. The second round
lasted eight minutes.
THE BRADLEY CASE.
Joseph II. Bradley, discharged by Judge
Fisher at the close Of the Surratt trial, is
ordered to show cause by the 4th of No
vember Why he should not be punished for
contempt. IL the mean time his suSpen-
sion from practice continues.
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-gs ELECTION II THE CITY or RIciI-
.t.-Nlih ~ Carnc$tncSS and devotion
principle that deserved success, aud
".,a heroic discharge Of duty that com
.at"d triumph, the two days election in
lmoud was crowned with the glorious
,ulr Of a victory of the white man 5
set by majority Of over 800.
When the people of Virginia, whose
art Sympathi&cd deeply with the heart
The people at the capital, learned that
.-.@-A the scattering OF black people in
cou"ties t. whicI, they cgitimatety
.oa-"d, never having had permanent
4n in Richmond, and that The whites
s.e ia the asccnGancy in that city
.v, carried the Conservative ticket
nmuumt1y through the two days APP
am3 FIR the election, little did they
.rm That tie election was to 20 for
ELK. Little did they suppose that the
mua, E@ilulty was 10 be pcrpetratcd OF
..e..-a jua polls open until the negroes
.... ... s.a,jrcrd through the hulf-dOZcn
castles c1ud be gathered en- mQSSc in
Richmond, wd, mar>aalicd by league lead
c-fgr sae purpose, pat through the RaGi-
y4 ticket.
a4, So il was. The poIls were reGpened
az. ao,. open. the adjoining counties,
IS. '.ur, ,mp,jII themselves. Of their
~o population. They went TO Rich
r.i guoy voted tiIcy elected the Hun
a.. ticket; and the decd accomplished ,
l., a..> vcyc Closed.
Ntara informed that large numbers Of
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THE BRADLEY CASE.
Railroad! Accident.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-Sleepers
having been placed across the track OF
the Richmond and fredericksburg railroad.
three cars were thrown oil sixteen miles
this side of Richmond. The train due at
c o'clock this morning was delayed in con
sequence till noon. Nobody was hurt.
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CHEF JUSTICE CHASE AND TIE PRES1-
DENCr.-It is understood that a movement
will soon be inaugurated by the friends of
Chief Justice Chase to bring him promi-
ncntly before the country as L PreSiden-
tial candidate. Leading northern poiti-
clans have been in consultation with him
for several days past.
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TIE value Of the negro element in oul
r..., may he estimated by the kind OF
m.. ,.o aegroeS honor with their conf,
...o. In proportion as voters are igno.
..-.-ud drbasod, they vii Sucrcnder them
,r> pas>jycIy to the guidance Of lead,
... and III" lownesS Of their level may be
Measured by the yilencSS Of the men they
a>cuc 10 be led by. The moon-calf Cal,
.a red to worship the drunken Ste.
4aoa> god, and asked to lick his shoes.
z.. tic Virginia negroes, many of whom
zo. a. the polls the names by which
My "erc registered, regard Hunuicutt u
II s,1tcSmcu.'
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Enlfcacliqncnf.

WASHINGTON, October H. Impeach-
mcnt is gathering no strength. Members
of Congress appear in little knots in search
of winter quarters, and they are eagerly
aoundcd on this subject. From all that
can DC learned, they stand as they did at
the close Of the last session. In the New
York delegation there are certainly NJ
converts to impeachment, and leading
sfcmbcr of the Senate, now here, said yes
tcrdav that from al he could learn he did
not believe there were half q dozen
changes in the House on the subject, and
lie knew of none at all in the Senate. The
New York election will unqucstionably
haze much effect on the subject, and if
the State ID Loot or carried by the Repub-
Leans By close vote, that NJ, r. the last
of the Impeachment. Only if New York
Is carried by majority which Republicans
dare not hope for, will the impeachment
sentiment :Dcr"a"c among members Of
Congress. AS heretofore stated in these
dispatches, nothing has been developed
from the Judiciary Committee Of reliable
character indicating any change Of views
m the part OF any OF its members. "A
member OF Congress. IN speaking of the
Virginia election, yesterday, pointed to
twenty-five thousand Republican malo-
rity in that State as forcibly illustrating
the power Of Congress in spite OF the
Presidents opposition, and as render
ing the necessity for Impeachment, less
apparent than ever. The proposition for
continuous session of Congress to the end
OF Mr.. Johnson's term is favorably received
by The Republican members who have been
here -Di>patch TO the Nen York. Times.
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ATTEMPTED Murder.

SAco, Maine, October 2s.-F. Z. ADAMS,
matt agent between Boston and Portland,
was sho, at in one of our principal streets
last night. The ruilian then attacked nun
with the butt end of the pistol, inllictlng
several wounds before being frightened
away. The would-be murderer or his rea-
sons are still unknown.
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y,ne Cottnu Market in Memphis.

MEMPHIS, October 22.-The revenue as
SCISSOR has decided that shippers must pay
The tax on cotton instead CT sellers, as
heretofore, which makes q difference OF
two ard halt per cent. on former quo
tations, and hes canscA s,aGnation IN the
mlrket 70 day.
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Coon News FOR THE LIQUOR DEALERS.--
Among the decisions by the COMM ss'onel
of Internal Revenue IS the following
Selling or offering To sell distilled spirits
at less than two dollars per wine gallon
does not raise any presumption in law
that the tax has not been paid, because
spirits may have been recliiied and then
0liulc1
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Ntnr:sip HiaaSt2rS.

FoRr MONROE. October 29.-Thc steamer
SaragosSa, from New York Tor Charleston,
has arrived here with her SmokcStack
blown away.
The schooner Boston, for Baltimore, Is
or the beach below Cape Henry.
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yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, October 29.-Thcre were
eleven deaths from yellow fever to-day
among them Lieutenant George Lee, who
has been acting assis ant adjutant general
in this district for some time.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia I"fuu'9r says:
Some people assert that as Mr.. John
son is Mason the influence of the Order
will be used to prevent bis impeachment.
1t is not believed that any Republican
congressman will be governed BY this inilu-
cnce, but it shows the desperate eXpcdi-
rnts Johnson will make Use Of to save
himself"
1t is understood by many that "the Sc
crct influence in Congress which Thad-
deus Stevens, on one occasion, denounced
as the obstacle to impeachment was Ma
sonic sympathy WilmiHyt0m (Dol.) Cone
mcrcinL.
We suppose, then, that the next step
taken by the Radicals will be war upon
the MasouS.
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TIE RAILROAD UNIFoRM.-The New
York JfaiI says the new uniform system
among railroad officials in that State has
been inaugurated, and the Improvement
is already subject of congratulation
The officials objected to it somewhat at
first, but they have adopted the uniform
and the traveller now knows whether the
man next to him is a railroad employee OF
a fellow passenger.
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TIE Hoe CHoLERA.-Wc learn from an
intelligent gentleman who has recently
been in Scott county that the hog crop i'll
that section has been seriously diminished
hy the ravages Of the cholera.-LmcA5~y
| Republican.
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4 DEMOCRATIC platform PLANK.-In-
lucnlial Democrats in Washington declare
openly ia favor Of making one Of the
planks il their platform in the next Pre-
sdcntial campaign the advocating Of the
payment of the national bonds in green
~
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u->"N bHENEp.-The barn Of Mrs.
A.1emarle county, four miles
charlottesville, together with its
,:AIrats, was burned on Sunday
I1ga:e va, the work Of an iucen-
wy" Is supposed to be some one
.... ~, .-.a way, sought revenge upon the
"is. Macon, who is the deputy
-., VI 'A@ county, Tor some act per
II tie discharge Of his official
49, LWc.L-ul NerS.
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Erom Wilmington.

WlLMlNGToS, October % Cotton
quiet I7hc. for middling. Weather
clear. 30 material damage IN this sec
ton from the late storm.
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l-9"a HAVE \ FAIR ELECTION We
se no hesitation in declaring that the
y.ioa IN this county was not only IN
r 0.ti"WIy and yillainou>ly fraudulent.
.ae negroes were everywhere threatened
'ae t.ois OF Dodge yankee RadicaD
H.. '.oou,c Ii tucy did not vote the
".'ea. ticket. They were made to be-
.1'c i..,, their right 10 vote hereafter de-
ended NPon supporting the infamous con
"".o4" "ao axe trying 10 crush the
...'.."N and destroy the property of the
i-'1.e Of Mec&Icnburg. 4 system
NEoaage was practiccd at the polls to
very negro vino desired TO vote the
>""4i.Ea iIcGet.-C!ar&ScW Tubacco
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LoNG SESSION OF CoNGKEsS.-Th pro-
position for continuous session of Con
grcsS to the end OF Mr.. Johnson's term is
iavorably received by the Republican
members who have been in Washington.
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..... / MINISTRY MAGAZlNE.-Thc Lite
y. I.,1.s''e@ oi The University, we learn,
..'1 % publish monthly magazine,
...l number Of which will appear IL
The editors will be Mr.. Joseph
-.. ,, s-hait O. the Jefferson Society,
e. '''' ".O. Harris on behalf OF the
.9- Society Charlottesville ChrOn-
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NEW GOOLS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and B!cachcd Cotton, all grades
Brown and Bicachel Sheetings,
Pillow casa COtton.,
Linen Shectings and PILLOW Lirens;
Great bargains in Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOuRHIHG GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Mer!no
BiA.ritz, Fontaine, do Lainoa,
P0plins Otiomans,
Alpacas, Rom bazines, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLIIs.
shewls. Ehawisi
Fine assortment. Flannels, Table DaInask,
Napkins, BE- lmorsl Skirts. Cas5ireres,
sa,inetts Kentucky Jeans. &c, at
WILLIAM n. BELL & CO.'S,
"a % 3V7 Broad street.
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rIrO THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND.
i A. !ntesd % prefer regular charges and -pe-
cihcatiors agaiu-. Colonel Rose. the superb,
teudeEt OF the elections In this city, de-!re -
once written statements 10 me OF all such ia0''
cnnIucr acts, and declarations OF Colonel A'9o
embraced or slludoi Z In my protest. !,
want no rGmors, bu, facts, anu theso i'o'' -.
ab und Trustworthy sources ,,,
| again counsel the utmost fornIafaH.o' ~ :,
Gencs and propr,ety. Tie rsign ~ ta,e - - "
an end. JUN u. 80. 10 -
! October %, 1897.
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General Grants Conversation with I,
Southern Editor.

MEMPHIS, October 29.-Dr. Bard, editor
of the Atlanta Daily NerS, says that the
reported conversation between General
Grant and himself as published was I'M
authorized by him, and is erroneous in
several important particulars.
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Assault orr Z; .s:ute Eans:aIie-!a We
I.s.i.s Throat Cs,l.

BosroH, October 27.-Thc popular feel
ing against the Stat" constabnlary came
near having another fatal Illustration this
evening. 4 man named Thomas Kelly
struck one OF the officials named Thomas
Preston, on the corner OF fremont and
Bovlcston streets, and then ran rapidly
away. The constable pursued him and
tired three. shots-the last of which took
effect in one OF kclly's legs. The wounded
man was taken into custody, aud it is pro-
bable a warrant viii be issued Tor ConsLa-
Die Preston arrest.
Mrs. Helen Smith, who lives il Oxford
place, was seized Us il man while walking
IN Harrison avenue tonight, who blind
folded her and then cut her throat, inlet
ing probably ia!al wound. The woman
thinks it was hcr husband, with whom She
had not been living for some time.
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Is 4e5,o33,l2H ;
From SSaSiiiDg:OC-

.IcHS JAY KNOX,
Dcputy and Acting Comptroller.
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DEAD THIS! p FA d T II 3 !!
~ AND YOU WILL PROFIT By IT!

DEAD THIS! p f A d T II l b J!
~ AND YOU WILL PROFIT By 1T !
GREAT BARG AIMS
IL ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODS
OPENING THIS MoEHIid
EZgEIEL,S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
No. Il MAIN STREET.
frsarly opposite -. Charles Hotel, next door Ia
Sir. Julius Bears cheap suoe store,)
5000 yards beat quality CALICO for n!nepencs
yard and upwards
5000 yards best BLEACHGD and DaBLEACaED
SHiETINUS for a Linepencs yard
5000 yards BLEAcHtD and UHBLEACRED
rHGET!NGS, full yard wide, Tor shilling
5000 Yards GOODS FOR MEMS and BOYS
WEaR-seliiDg off ~ great bargains IN these
guod--vou cannot fall 70 buy;
S 900 yards WHITE, kbD, IbLLOW, BLUE, and
GRaY PLsNSELS. very cheap;
10 0cO Yards DRESS GOODS Of al styles, at ex-
tremsly low prices. jqst 10 suit . these hard
:imse," when you have bu. little money 10
,pars for dress.
II you nave Dry Goods 10 purchase, call at my
store and you will be surely suited In ST LIZ and
PhlCES, and save A. least twenty i've per cent.
on ali you have TO bay. Be sure TO md tho right
store, which is desis grated BY the large swinging
sign with the inscription OF > ;,
E,ors cjnn.d on Saturday. ANA
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Special to the Dispatch.
WAsuGNGToS, October 29.-The follow
ing has been issued:

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. J
OFFICE or CONTROLLER OF CCGRESrT,
WAsHSGTOS, October %, 1867
Ibstrcc Of Q"nrteriy Reports Of the Wti""0'
Binktng .i&s"ciItioDs If tie t"its1 States,
sb0wjng their conditjon on tie no.7,i"g IF The
f.st .yondnY in Octojei' b.toTs the com1nejtce-
,asla 0f business.