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LETTER OF GENERAL WoOL.-Gcncral
John i. Wool, in letter addressed to
William f. Porte, of New Orleans, dated
the 9th, concludes as follows:
"In conclusion, have only to remark
that I have ever been the friend Of the
Union-thc whole Union. l had no pre-
JUDGES that would prevent me from re-
siding in one State as well as in another.
In the South as well as in the North, in
the West as we'll as the East. | con truly
say that ] know but one country, and that
was the United States, and but one inte-
rest, and that was the interest Of the whole
people. To preserve the one in tact and
to protect the other has ever been my aim
and object. When my whole conduct,
both before, during the rebellion, and
since, becomes known, ii will be discover
ed that never considered it any part OF
my duty to 90 beyond the requirements Of
the Constitution or the rules and articles
of war. During the rebellion the part |
performed was not influenced by vindic-
tive or reycngcful feeling. My whole cf-
forts were to restore the Union, and to
bring back the people within its folds with
as little severity as possible. Where |
commanded, neither plundcred the pco-
pic nor permitted those to do it who were
under my command, and never failed to
restore to the rightful owner plundcred or
stolen property. Experience had taught
me that mercy tempered with Justice often
accomplished more than the sword.
"MoSt truly yours, JOIN 4. WOOL"
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GLoEIous ENDING TO a RADICAL MEET
1yG.-Iu Alexandria, Tuesday night, q
meeting was held to nominate Radical
candidates for the city Offices. At half
past 2 o'clock John Session, with tears in
his eyes, was appealing in behalf of his
colorcd brethren, but was continually in
terrupted by two other coored men, until
finally, unable to bear it any longer, he
made Il spring in among the crowd, hitting
right and left, and knocking men in all di-
rcctions benches crushing, window-panes
smashing, yelling and whooping, tist-and-
skull fights all over the house, the crowd
surging like wave, until the rostrum was
filed, when the janitor of the building
appeared and put out the lights, the last
thing seen being Tucker, who was vocite,
rating that the meeting stood ADJOURNED
until Thursday evening Gazette.
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The Markets..

New YORK, October ia. M.--Stocks
excited and depressed. Money, per
cent. Gold, 49,. Stcrling-Timc, 100 Il
GlO92s. 52O's, '62, coupons, ll2,8. Viz
ginia 6'S, a.. Tennessee 6's, new issue,
G331. Flour dull and dropping. " heat,
corn, and oats lc. lower. Rye lc. better.
Pork heavy at S23. Lard quiet. Whiskey
steady. Cotton quiet at 1913 sc.
Freights advancing. Turpcntine, 81 %
5Sc. Rosin-No. |, $3.50.
New YORK, October lO-P. M.-Cotton
lower; sales, ! 800 bales at l9c. Flour
State, $99Sll.25. Wheat active, and add
vanccd l@2c. No. !, S2.4Og$2il =; No.
,, S2.32l., GS2.37. Corn heavy; western
mixed, $l39l5G$l.l2. Pork firm. Lard
heavy at l40ll3Ic. Sugar active; Porto
Rico, l2@l2 &c. !; Muscovado, II l,Dl2 &c.
Other groceries quiet. Frcights ilrm.
Stocks excited and heavy. Money, !
per cent. 5.2O's, 'C2, coupons, ll20ll2 3.
Gold, l43 588ll32l-closing at ll33s.
BALTIMORE, October lo.-Cotton very
dull; middling nominal at l9l2@2Oc
Flour quiet. Wheat steady. Corn very
strong; white and yellow, SllS43l 80
| Oats active and buoyant, and advanced
| @3c. good to strictly prime, $22.IOGS2.I1
Rye higher ut *l.G5gSl.7j. Provisions
firm stock scarce.
CIyc1yNATG, October l0.-Flour dul
and unchanged. Corn, $l.lO. Whiskc,
firm. Mess pork lower at $3.50. Bacol
firm shoulders, II &C.; clear sides
Is C., to come out Of the smoke.
LONDON, October l0-Noon.-Consol
oi3.lG. United States bonds, u.
FRANKFORT, October l0.-United State
bonds, ~.
LlvERrooL, October l0-Noon.-Cottor
quiet; upIands, 81 sales, $4,000 bales
Corn, lbs. ID. Other articles unchanged
LONDON, October lO-2 0'c!och.-tl'
nances unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, October lO-2 o'c!och.-
Cotton continues quiet; uplands, 6@si.
Orleans, sgd. Brcadstutls steady. Pro
visions irregular. Pork, II.
LONDON, October 9-Evcning .-Consols
gll,. United States bonds, II s..
FnANKrogT, October 9.-Unitcd State
bonds, II Il.
LIVERPOOL, October 9-Evcning.-Cot
ton irregular; sales, 1000 bales; up
lands, S3s. Brcadstulls quiet.
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ForxEY ON TIE RESULTS OF THE ELE

FoGNEY ON TIE RESULTS OF THE ELEC-
TloH.-Forncy's Press says:
"The defeat of the Republican party in
PHILADELPHIA is overwhelming. We have
fallen off in every ward; and while We do
not conceal our profound regret at the
unexpected event, neither do we conceal
orr satisfaction that we have had to en-
counter host Of prejudiccs and an Or
pauization- of bigotry which can never
arain be so powerfully arraycd against the
R,publican party. From this hour let the
organization for the Presidential campaign
hcrin: let the errors which in large
degree assisted yesterdays catastrophe
be instantly repaired. Let our friends
everywhere grid themselves for the StruS-
ole of 1865. What Andrew johnson may
do, very short time will determine. lie
dcicd the people when they sternl y re-
linked his attempt to restore the traitors,
and if the verdict Of yesterday IS con-
strued as an endorsement OF his persistent
and hcllish purposes, a new ana yet heavier
obligation will be laid upon the great
Republican party. AS we write, 1t IS Ger
tain that Ohio has refused TO ratl1y the
amendment comforting suffrage upon her
colorcd citizens, aud it is more than pro-
liable that, stimulated by such result, ne
will cuGcayor to declare all the acts OF
reconstruction unconstitutional, to invite
the traitors to take their seats i'll Congress,
and possibly to bar the doors OF the
national capitol against the legal y-clectco
representatives of the people. III Is nlne,
ccssarv TO rcproach those VINO nave aiocu
go .rrnurar,, this the most wicked anu
dangerous man OF modern times Dut II Is IS
right that the Republican party should
appreciate the full extent OF the Crisis ana
tie full measure OF its new and imperlous
obligation."
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From Washington:

WASHINGTON, October lO.-The quar-
terly reports of the national banks to the
7th instant are nearly all in, showing that
the banks generally arc up to the require
ments of the law.
General Sherman leaves for St. Louis
tomorrow.
The revenue receipts to-day were Sl'4'-
900.
Twenty thousand dollars in well exc
cuted counterfeit 80 bonds of second Sc
ries, due June, 1868, of $1,000 denomlna-
ton, have been presented at the treasury
within the last few days. They are all OF
the A or B series. The most prominent
defect is in the red seal, which is larger
than in the genuine.
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GREELEY vs.. GREENBACES.-The Sccrc
tary of the Treasury on the 9th Of August,
1868, issued circular, from which the fol-
lowing is an extract:
1.-The following is the decision of the
Secretary in reference to the redemption
of the public debt. All coupon and regis
tered bonds forming u part of the perma-
ncnt debt of the United States ,sW be re-
dccmed IN gold. The fvc-twcnty skies
belong TO the permanent loan, and
so also do the twcuty-ycar skies Of July
Is, lSGl."
Now, can any man of common integrity
propose that we shall violate this official
promise by pretending to redeem our debts
with irrcdccmable paper ?-GreeIey.
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Indiana. and Iowa should oil point ono

Indiana, and Iowa should oil point one
way, it would not be reasonable to say
that local causes were accountable. If
the Republicans in these States hold their
own, or nearly do SO, there will be no basis
FOR the Democratic claim that the people
arc becoming disguised with that party.
If, however, the Democrats should gain to
the extent Of their success in California
and Maine. the fact would be convincing
evidence that the people are in some way
displcascd with tho Republican leaders.
From the Philadelphia Press (Rad. J, October
The defeat of the Republican party in
Philadelphia is overwhelming. We have
fallen oil in every ward, and while we do
not conceal our profound regret at the un-
expected event, neither do we conceal our
satisfaction that we have had to encounter
q host OF prciudIccs, and an organization
OF blgotrics which can never again be so
powerfully arraycd against the Republican
party. 1t is unnecessary to specify the
causes OF our overthrow. These are now
so sufficiently familiar as to be rcmcm-
bcrcd as warnings in the greater trials i'm
mcdlatcly before us-warnings which, like
the overthrow Of the Union army at Bull
Run in 1861, will only better discipline and
prepare the champions Of human freedom
for a Drawer and a luckier conflict with
the Sy1npathizcrs with the rebellion.
From the New York Tribune (RadicaD, October ..
Pennsylvania yesterday elected Judge
Sharswood to her Supreme Bench by o
small majority. This is as We apprchcnded,
though not as VIC wished. He is an able
man, while his long experience as Judge
and bis residence in Philadelphia gave
him decided advantage over his COM
paratively unknown competitor. This
triumph is personal, and rather in spite of
his thoroughly bad politics than because
Of them.
In Ohio, so far as We have returns, the
constitutional amendment runs steadily
behind the Republican candidates, but not
far behind. We estimate that 200, 900 Re-
publicanS have voted for it, while perhaps
10000 have voted against it. 1t is said to
be unpopular, but is no more SO than Pro-
tcStant suffrage would be in a country pre-
dominantly and additionally Romanist, or
UiCc rerSu. Privileged classes always
cling tcnaciously to their monopoly Of
power. The vote ust cast for a manhood
suffrage in Ohio is positively and rcla-
lively better than was ever before cast
while whites alone voted in any great
State Of the Union.
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A Man blows His Brains Out.

BoSToN, October Henry B. Churchill,
recently of the firm of Churchill & Ben
son, real estate agents in this city, shot
himself, at the Montanum House, in New
ton, last evening, in presence Of his family.
He had been away for somc time to escape
arrest on charge OF forging Il check for
5000 on the Newton Bank, in the name Of
his brothcr-iu-law, George w. Bacon. He
kissed his wife and a couple Of twin chill
drcn, laid down on Il sofa, and without
exciting any suspicion Of his intention,
shot himself twice through the heart.
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VISIT TO THE LISEs.-General Beauro-
gard, with party of friends, paid visit
to the lines around the city yesterday.
Although he was intimately acquainted
with works of defence, he had never be-
fore had the opportunity of inspecting the
works erected by the Federals during the
long siege which they prosecuted for the
capture Of the city.
During the day many ladies and gentle
men called at the Bollingbrook to pay
their respects to him, and many more will
do SO to-day. The General has not lost
any of the tclat which his highly honorable
career as soldier acquired for him during
the heroic defence of Petersburg.-PetsrS-
1urQ Inder.
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acknowledgements Gains Through
oHt the State.

INpIAHApoLIs, October S.~Thc elections
in the State were for county officers only.
\ few scattering returns from different
parts Of the State show Democratic gains.
Allen county.-Dcmocratc majority,
$50 gain, 800.
Johnson and Hancock counties show
Democratic gains.
Bartholomew county.-Dcmocratic ma
jorty, 500 70 700; last year, 23O.
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TIaryinr.d Democratic nominations.

BALTIMORE, October 9.-Thc Demo
cratic Convention today nominated the
following State ticket: For Governor,
Hon. Odcn Bowie, OF Prince Georges
county for Attorney. General, Hon. Isaac
D. Jones, of Somerset county; for Comp
troller, William }. Leonard, OF Worcester;
for Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals, James
Franklin, Of Anne Arundel; for Commits
sioncr of Agriculture and Labor, DR.. ".
S. Mcpherson, Of Frederick.
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The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G. Lewis
has been nominated by convention as the
Conservative candidate for the Conven-
ton from Stafford and Prince William
counties. Yesterday, at Hamilton, six
miles above Leesburg, the Radical nomi-
mating convention was held, and William
Williams, Friend from Waterford, and
Captain Vial, late of the United States
volunteer forces, but now residing near
Alde, were the successful gentlemen
Alexandria Gazette, 9th.
There are now five candidates for the
Convention for Albemarlc: Judge Rives,
William II. Southall, G.. L. Thompson
James Taylor (colored), and John B.
Spiecc.
1t is perfectly evident how all decent
people ought to vote and we are graft
fed to learn that the intelligent and re-
spectacle colored people of this place will
vote for Rivcs and Southall. - harIottss.
uiNe Chronicle.
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The number of stockholders present in
person at the meeting of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company is the largest
ever assembled since the organization Of
the company. The excitement among
them is great, and is hourly growing in in
tcnsity. So far, however, good feeling
and courtesy have prevailed. -Lwchbnr9
Ne,rS.
The Boston Post is surprised to find that
Chandler is on the stump, since his nor NAL
yacc is under the table.
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IMPORTANT TO POSTMASTERS-D
PosTMAsTERs Nor DlSFRANCHIsSD.-We
give publicity to the following decision OF
General Scholicld on the question Of dis
lranchiSemcnt OF deputy postmastcrs. Ills
opinion has been solicited by Il gentleman
Of this vicinity who formerly held the
Office oC deputy postmaster. The following
cndorSaiion was returned:
cory.
"a deputy postmaster is NOT subject
to diSfranchiscmcnt for participation i'll re-
bciIion.
"By command OF General SCbCfcld.
WILLIAM ENNIS,
"I'irSt Lieutenant Fourth Artillery,
a. d. c. & -Act'g a. y. Generals
AS different ruling has prevailed in
some registration boards, we hope that all
deputy poStmastcrs will avail themselves
Of the opportunity now afforded Of having
their names registered as voters.-Lylcl-
btu,j NcrS, l0h.
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A Democratic State Senator Repudi
n;cs His Party and Joins the Rndi-

Correspondence Cincinnati! Commercial.
CAMBRIDGE, October 5.-Ilon. Robert
Savage, tho present Democratic State
senator Of the nineteenth district, com
posed of the counties Of Guernsey and
Monroe, has come out and publicly de-
clarcd that he will no longer support the
so-calcd Democratic party, and that he is
an out-and-out Radical, having spent some
time i'll the South, and seen and heard for
himself the necessity Of standing by Con-
grcss in its plan Of reconstruction and
other matters pertaining to the welfare
Of the Government.
This rat has no Judgment. He went
uto instead Of out Of the sinking ship.
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The Animal Conference of the African
Methodist Episcopal (Zion) Church met IN
Petersburg on Wednesday, BIshop ). H.
Clinton presiding. No business was done
the first day.
Let the Radical colored people read the
on the wall from Pennsyifa-
MIA. Indiana, Ohio, and Connecticut. :,
Did they hear that thunder ?-ChGrEot'eS-
ollie Chronicle.
Now-for prudence. Will we lie 10" :
Charlottesville Chronicle.
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NIGGERlsM IN PuILADELPHIA.-ln Phil
adelphia the popular salute on the street
is, " Have you heard the news" Com
panics of men are yelling that "This is
still white mans country; ;" heres
YOUR Niger equality % Leading Republi-
cans admit that the negro equality question
in this State is dead. They openly express
regrets that it was allowed to enter into
the campaign, and Stevens, Kelley, and
other Radicals are generally condemned
for their advanced idcas.-Ie!eruIn IN lie
raid,
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TIE Coal TRADE.-Tho demand for coal
continues to improve, ard shipments from
the mines arc daily Increasing. The ton
mage of anthracite by Philadelphia and
Reading railroad this week is 5000 tons,
and bv Schuylkill canal 2G,9S0 tons. To-
tai. 1850 tons, against 74,oG7 the CORE
sponding week last year, showing an IN
crease of 3S,iS2 tons.
Prices of coal continue firm, with an
inward tcndcncy.-Philadelptta dnIrtcdl,
Ain
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SECRETARY MCCULLOCH.-It has been
ascertaincd that large number of national
bank men who arc interested in retarding
the resumption of specie payment have
Joined the whskey lobby in its efforts to
displace Secretary McCulloch. A large
sum of money has been raised for this
purpOsc.-E0rney.
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TIE PRESIDENT Observation-Disclosures is
naturally great rejoicing at the White
House. We hear, says the Washington
Star, that the President is exceedingly
iubilant, regarding the results of Tues
days elections as an emphatic popular
endorsement Of his "policy."
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WHY We WERE DEFEATED.-For some
weeks we shall have copious and various
explanations Of the causes that have led
to the defeat of the Republicans in Penn
sylvania and the loss Of the constitutional
amendment in Ohio. The only reason we
feel inclined to give is that VIC had not
votes enough, and the best advice the party
can take is to accept these defeats as a
warning, and to work harder to convert
the people to the right way.
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GENERAL ScloFlELD.-General Scho-
field commandment of the first military
district, arrived in Washington yesterday.
His arrival was the occasion OF much
speculation, aud gave rise to rumor that
he had been removed; but 1t was ascer-
famed that his business is purely OF prl-
yatc nature. -t0rney.
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q Radical 7E0Bbed il. EucyruS. Ohio

CINclNNArI, ONO, October S.-Thc cdi-
tor of the Bucyrus Journat RadcaD was
mobbcd 1T the polls in that town to-day
for presenting a negro to exercise the right
OF suffrage. The extent Of his injuries
was not stated.
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Richmond Tohacco Exchnnu.. oc,ol,er 10

Breaks and receipts very light Market
buoyant and prices firm n our quo tations Be
low we give the transac lions for the past three
DAYS: 225 hogsheads, Is tierces, and boxes
offered, and sold is follows
aAyUYAcTCRINs TOBACCO.
L,sgs.-Common to medium dark working,
81 10 80; good dark wording, S. 10 sl2 sun
cured. common, 81 to Sl2; cured, good,
sIo TO sls; coal.cured, common, 20 to Sl5;
coal cured, bright, Sl2 TO S25; coal.cured, fan
L.nf-Common dark working, ~ to 80;
medium dark working, SO TO sl4 good dark
working, sis 10 ST.; fine and wrapping, SIS to
soI sun cured SIS 10 S25 and 1872; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to sS5; yellow wrap
p.rs. medium TO extra, $40 to 800 and 500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,A1s.-Yery common and heavy weights
s. 10 800; medium, S. to IS; good, - 10
$40
L,nf-Enclish shipping, Sis to So. 30; con-
tinental shipping, sl3 10 SlSand s23.
srsAxISa TOBACCO.
Ltdf-Common, sl2 to sli; good, sl5 to VT; ;
fine, SIS Ia $40 and s23.
Stsns.-Nery common TO good, 81 10 si'".
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. Drugs, Medicines, &c.

SORE THROAT.
We invite attention TO a new and valuable pre-
paration, THE MCKINLEY STAR POWDER"
which has gained great reputation IN New York
and Europe for the relief Of Clergyaan's Sore
Throat chronic affections Of the nose, &c.
MEADE BAKER,
Pharmaceutists,
&C 10 Ninth and Franklin streets.
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C0roRGD JrRoRs.-Ex-rebel Governor
Zeb. Vance, Of North Carolina, was the
first lawyer Of note who addressed a
colorcd Jury in the second military district,
omnannclled under General Candy 5
order. He addressed them rs "gentle-
men of the jury" and won his case. Thus
far This class of jurors have given satlsiac-
,;nn 70 the North Carolina bar generally.
IDt.npI
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GENERAL SHERMAN.-Gcncral Sherman
has not yet discovered the reason why A.
J. sent for him, and has made arrange
mcnts to leave here for ST. Louis, provided
his Accidency will allow him to do so, on
Friday neXt.-EOrneY.
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TIE CABINET.-There is good authority
for the statement that President johnson
announced his determination to make a
sweeping change in his Cabinet yesterday.
Ills remarks on this subject referred par
ticularly to Secretary McCulloch, whose
portfolio, it is understood, will be tender
cd to Hon. Erastus Corning, Of New York.
This change will, of course, compel the
retirement of Secretary Seward, for whose
position there are thousand and one ap-
plicants, Jcre. Black and ex-senator
Cowan, of Pennsylvania, being in the lead.
The name of Revcrdy Johnson has also
been mentioned. 1t is undoubtedly the
intention of the Administration to reward
the Pennsylvania Democracy, and he can
not do it in q more satisfactory manner to
them than by placing one of the two first
mentioned gentlemen in his Cabinet. Sc
cretary Stanton's removal leaves a vacancy,
which Pennsylvania will claim, and the re-
suit Of the election will undoubtedly be &C
cepted as an endorsement of that claim.
The Conservatives Of the West are urging
General Frank Blair, Of Missouri, and
General Tom. Ewing, ST., of Ohio, for the
War Office, or ex-Indian Commissioner
Bogy for the Interior Department, with
some chance Of success for one Of their
candidates, but which one it is not safe to
predict. 1t is known that the New York
Democracy, combined with the Jere.
Black clique, arranged programme some
time since, to which the President partially
agreed, Of disruption of the Cabinet
after the November elections, which will
now be carried out sooner than was antici-
patcd, as they think there is no longer any
necessity for further delay. Aside from
this fact, and the announcement made by
the President above mentioned, nothing
regarding Cabinet affairs can be asserted
positively. = WASHINGTON Chronicle.
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IowA.-Wc report nothing, because We
know nothing, OF the result in Iowa. 1t
is said to have gone for the Radicals, but
by a greatly reduced majority.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Murder.

SPRINGFIELD, ONO, October lo.-Daniel
lIcitzlcr, wealthy citizen of this place,
was murdered by burg lars last night.
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Mrs. Lincoln is writing book, to be en-.
,;tIc1 {. Five Years in the White House,
and TO contain "startling and damaging
&C., &C.
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Special telegram to the Richmond Dispatch.
Counterfeit 1-3O Bonds.

New YORK, October l0-P. M.-Largc
amounts of counterfeit 80 bonds have
been discovered. One lot Of $4,000 has
been found.
Gold 81 l27.
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pRIED FRUITS purchased in largo
4 Innautttias by CHARLES HOWARD,
=, rs No. Fifteenth street