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NEW YORK. Oct. 29-i p. m.-Cotton quiet
every respect; Cuba and Porto Rico l2ll3k
cents. Flour quiet and steady Southern s75
1850. Wheat advanced; demand fair; No. 2,
81 .52dl IS. Corn advanced; demand fair; ala
Oils. Oats quiet and steady; II cents. Rye
quiet and stssSdy'hIS. Pork quieta and steady;
BALrGMoaE, Oct 2o.-FLouR.-The market
continues very much depressed, and prices are
nominally maintained. We note sales to-day
100 bbls. common Western super at t9.25; 100
6bls. spring wheat extIa at $s.a', and 100 bois,
GRAIN Whsdf-Market excessively dull and
prices still tending lower.
Sales; white prime at % 20; good do. at s2.lb.
Red prime at t2aoGt2aS' good at $2.fe; fair
Corn.-Receipts, 1890 bushels white, and
2,Tl0 bushels yellow. The market continues
to droop, and prices are steadily working down
Sales; 2,ioo buohels prime old white at u "a
Gsl 23 81 old blue-eye at ei .o5; 100 at 500
0oc.; $50 at 75676c. Yellow, ESQ old at 81 rs;
old white wa. held At I.ioS,iis, and yellow
q S,.:.;Resssipt:l 900 bu'held Market DULL
ana prices soo a so.hdIg =, -oo an, "A, o,
At csc.
,Ry.-Receipt,, 100 bushels. ssleu go bush.
Provisioni.-The market is very dull, and we
-lsx6is71 cts. for Shoulders; lsl feles< cts. for
rib Sides, and II cents for clear ttss; Hams are
nominal at l7@l9 cents, as to quality, Bulk
Mess Pork continues Arm at Sso5o. Lard Il
very dull at lsDlslz cents.
Seeds.-Clover seed 10 quiet at " 5oDfT.T5;
timothy, a sI1Sept3i max dull at s2.6o.
Crushed, Powdered and arannlated, l5sb cts
A white, l5lI cents; Circle A, Is cents; b, l4lS
cents; O Extra, ltsS cents; o yellow, iEI cts
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CHARLESTON, Oct. 20.-Gov. Scott has issued
the following proclamation;
To The Chi=ens Of South Carolina:
FBLLowciTizgNs; The numerous complaints
Psses q nm, %pas and
persons excited by intense party feeling m Ike
u my duty to issue the late proc a nation call
,%S VpS sHe fSs %s o unite n
natton to diseountenance and denounce law
lcssness and violence in an effort to recover
and maintain the good name that has hereto
fore been the heritage and the pride Of our
beloved State.
1t is now my pleasing duty to congratulate
you upon the Beneficial results that have en-
sued from the admirable and well-timed adj
dress OF General Hampton and the Executive
Oommittec OF the Democratic party. In hoo.
uron the people to support the laws, to pre-.
serve the peace, and to denounee those crimes
which ,1 have 90 rsS.nty been committed in
These patriotic counseis cannot fatl Of hay.
Ing wide and wholesome Inn uenoe In moder-
ating the vehemenee Of feeling Of those 70
they have quieted the approximations and con.
eiliated the respect and good will Of their po-
This il certainly a just cause Of csngratuls.
tion to every well.wisher of the State; and It
gives me unfeigned pleasure to acknowledge
sId 20 81
| eiproeating to the fullest extent tho pacific
policy so admirably ineulcatcd by the Demo
cratic leaders.
| Let recriminations and irritating diseut-
| sions be avoided, and appeals be made to the
| intelligence and reason, and not to the fears
| or passions OF the community.
Differ As we may in political sentiments, II
| is the dictate alike OF wisdom and OF patriot
ism for sll to appeal to and connde in the Ell.
| cacy OF peaceful remedies for political evils,
| actual or supposed.
Let "besr and forbear" be our maxim; and
so shall the peace, prosperity, and honor of
our beloved State be maintained and perpet-
uated, and her time-honored escutcheon will
be preserved unsullied and undimmed, In all
Its origin al purity and lustre.
(Signed) RoBxRr l.. ScorT, Governor.
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prusOSH,

n II Brothet.on, L. 5. A.; Gen. G. Ward,
Philadelphia, and q. Il. Davidson, Liverpool
r.urlcad, arc at WIZARDS. Colonel John Han
COCK, Philadelphia; John +. Young, Santa Fe,
Gcorgc Gildcrslievc, of Mobile, and J. Bowie,
of Maryland, are at the Kirkwood House.
william Everett, L. S. Al A, Banty, U. s. N;
A. q. Lawrence, Rhode Islandi WV Duan,
U. =. A., and Henry Etting, U. S. N, are at
the Ebbitt House. Secretary Seward left
town last evening for his homo In Auburn,
n. Y, and will be absent for several days
He goes to attend 10 some private matters
General n D. Forrest has challenged General
Fitzpatrick to mortal combat, and refers him
to General Basil Duke for the preliminary ar.
rangements. James II. Mars, esq, Chief Ap.
poIntment CLERK. Post ONCE Department, has
returned from his visit to Frederick, Mary.
land, where he has been for some days, for the
purpose Of recuperating. The Commissioner
OF Pensions yesterday appointed DR.. W. @.
Provost examining surgeon at the local office,
New York city, N. Y. The Secretary of the
Navy has appointed DR.. Henry Stewart, of
Orleans, Louisiana, to be assistant surgeon In
the Inited states Navy. Major General Han.
cock was 10 New York yesterday, and at
the New York Hotel. Charles Livingston,
brother of the celebrated African En-
plorer, arrived In New York yesterday
Paymsster James Tolpree has been ordered to
the Ticonderoga, and Paymaster A. J. Priteh
land has been detached from that vessel ant
| ordered to return to the United States. Hon
VIM. Faxou, Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury, left for his home 10 Connecticut las
evening. General T. L. Spinner, United State
Treasurer, left town last night for his home
near Ogdensburg, New York.
NEw PrBLICATIoSs.-"Mabe Mistake,
by Mrs. Ann 5. stephens. Author Of Fash
ion aud Famine" "Soldiers' Orphans" Pub
lishcd IylPeterson s. Brothers, Philadclphia
For sale by French n Richardson. Motto
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT;
SCHUYLER CCtFAx,

81 care nothing for promotion, 50 long a. our
arms arc successful. Grant 10 Sherman, FsJru.
vry, lSo2
''lfmy course Is rot satisfactory, remove me at
once. do not wish In huy way to impede the
-uCcess ui our arms. '-Grdnt tDHiticck, February
3, lSj2
This is Republic, where the will Of tho people
Is the law Of the land. ''-GtnsrdI Grants letter 10
President Johnson, August, 1857
~ shall have NJ policy Of my own to interfere
against the viii Of the people. '-Gr1nt'S Letter,
Nay ~, lStS.
Human liberty, the olly rae foundation Of hu
man ggy-rumeGt '-irdntS Letter 10 CHisrls Of
NJ pLts
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Reccption Of General Grant.

The Soldiers and StilOrs' Republican Cen
'raI Cumm!t'ee respectfully in"ite and urge
the corporation OF ali Republican orgluIIn,
'ions HuA cltIoHs In this city, Georgetown,
the Ulz;H-t 81 Columbia, Allen tlIIIl, and
vicinity. IN thc grand reception and loy,. l,.
MyHs'Th'.u. TO take place On the return of the
Republican leader, Grucrh T., ;. Grant, to
this Ciiy,
All OFgAnizttiOns not included AS such with
in the Boys IN Blue, are invited to send dele,
gates TO report at a business meeting 10 be
held AZ Republican headqunrters $40 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue At p. m, Wcdncsdsy evening,
NoyCmucri
The Kcl.AI,. Al rIUls Iu each ward and In
Heosgc'own, are lrsTrctfUuy requested to
select marshal tor each ward, who wlll re-
port for nss.IuMcut 70 duty, sc, 10 General
Albeit Grant. rImntu.IEg Bnyf IN Blue, on
nr before the date above gwen.
The cummanlIug OH -rr Of the Iipl- III Blue
wlIl Issue the necessary IusIucluIa, DIdlIr,
&C., .. an early date. 1t Is bclc'cd that tIis
WI. DC the grrndest political Demonstration
,'cl ~'u,ssrI in the Fedora! District, an.
'yrIy h'..al-,u Is expected to aid heartily
IL the cnalt &, 3, c.rc w.'A honor our grcAI
leader "l. lie I.'.3a. "'!.r. his hone, ant the
nat.UL.a y,..'n
Fy UrIcT "l'..' ....,r.,r
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DIED.

FITZGERALD. Suddenly, on the 9Th instant,
at Y o clock, o IN, pAIRICK firzpRRAtD, aged SS
yeats. May he rest in peace
The funeral will take place frgro, his late resi-
dence, on water street, foot Of Market street,
Georgetown, D. C., this tFriday) morning at 9 %
O'Clock Tho friends Of the family arc invited to
attend.
PREY. In Georgetown. GU the morning Of the
18th instant, MARIA ELLESoR, infant daughter Of
Andrew and Mary q. Frey, aged Il months.
Tho friends OF the family and respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral Friday afternoon at three
o'clock, from the residence Of her parents, No. III
nj stfect.
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There Is no more sure precursor OF the
downfall of party than this-an earnest and
persistent effort to explain. Mr.. Seymour ia
on q tour, and the chief staple of all his
speeches is cxplanatIons-a studied attempt
TO defend some dogma OF the party. whilche
pcrambulltcs the West on a pilgrimage de-
s.gued to dciead his party and its platform.
Frank B,AIr comes East As far as New York
TO tell the red-hot Democracy at Tammany
that he Is not 80 bad as he is pAinteL-that his
Broadhcad letter Noes him injustice. lie
don't mean II. lie Is really peacefully in
clncd-lOvcs the Constitution and the \ niun.
1t very amusing to see how these Demo
cratic candidates are Jumping abolt and max.
ing hasty work to cxplain their position. while
the Republicans are calm and serene and stand
nra!y IN their assured strength. There is no
need Of explanation. All is clear and plain,
and they steadily push On the column with
IIll confidence Of "A assured victory.
ict u mare ohe ihi"s or inc oih"r'
MI seymour argues IN one oil ms recent
hpccshcs thNt Il WI" be peter 'of the country
10 cIcc; Dcm'r' 'u' ffes!'eht, e'eA though
we continue :" have E'i"'.'cah NohRress
NY"' u requires no &c 'sIe'th OIL 'ss"r'h sc
iDF Is :" say 'htt we 10 NOT oeIieFc ms and
We thILA that any sensible man, who has OBJ
served VIC 'lis.gs4 1AI confusion incident TO
NJ. Jo"As1hs administration anu lhsepafah!e
from tho aaiR:on.a'.- pOhcy which has dis
tHgai'!1@ y Lon. the I1lsy OF Congress, "!.I
agree Wax" Us ~ hI'''h-IH''Jh' certainty
10 o"' So "tc'e 'A'' VIC va nave oFucF'
Pe'.c ho' ,.'.,.'''y 10 "H' i'vcF"me niHI
aAtiis sH .as IS '"g prose- SAFE Of uiags
-oAt!nuc'. 10 'c.'L'tt these t''coId'h' ele-
meuts eve! 'ga'" only VIVA the sight Giher-
ehce OF Substituting M Heymours name 10
the place Of Mr.. JoAnson's, Is what Mr.. Scy'
moLr would nave US 10, LOT he euIogiLes hI
johnson and compliments him Tor the course
he has taken But Is THIS wise or ehpedient
tranthg' II you pleHse' the moral imposHoi'
ity oil MT. seymour eIeetloh' hepuOhea'
congress Is uha'olG'UIe None uuI an isho
ramus Will dispute THIS II is certainly pa'en
to every Intelligent politician
sun on th.s h!Po'hes'S' hoth'hs Is gN4heC
in the way oil Fehel from our present "'uo'e'
We simply '0WLn" the same FeFlme' ana go Oh
nd mhHRH", with the same disturbing IN
huenc"s TO dlstorcert and distract nc IegisI"
tlOh and business o! the country 10 this pFu
uent or discreet IL II deblFN'Ic 10 'he etea'
mass oil our couatfyme W. thlhk NOT
Even admitting the i"et OF mls'skes ana Cd
uoxious legislation, on the part OF the hepuo
Means we oelle'e me oP'n'o" PleEaS w"
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AnnIvALs At TnEnnrELs.

~ MRo ob;n.on " \ onApwIG LICE ca
WiIlSms q " PhSmpt sn 10 L x xt; ' I'D y
ists, " RrooE. Hotcb htsw Scs vile Il
4 Swami, Philip K Keansy and viii VIE M Nil.
SSiTcsr{ MIR .s A qnrr,lss, Nsw YORK 9 u Tomr.
leon leon RLienst,sn 'gbnTsii M, LUgss Snues
i ssieri Wn y TSsss.f., dsorsc Hs.;alar, /
vile, Fulton. n Y, Mi.s NJ NAP ro a. 4 Vs, Nv
? Mullen iaiesGufss 4 oSesbSCSsh. ,RsltI.
VIM N Reber' II SN, 7 tyns,n Ts,s . = p p
whitehead, Chicsgo; ] d walker and wife,
Mich; Daniel ! TomPkins,. Newark, N j Il
hiR s 6auium, Va, Chss Tbomss' Foliett
| Asher, Engiandi x Galbraith, LiyerpooIt ] a
| Burch, + q Halliday, N Y; NJ Burns, Nash.
9! Mira ] D Ford, n Y; J = sullivan, n o;
RoImitt, PsilsdSiphis; A 5 sili II S Pa; q R
VIM Siyde. vJfrSog Evans P SnsS h r
Wood, ir, N o, L Richards and wife, st Louis;
W.. nm,neeies' Hon Peabody, DiEgs,
Crosden John Rosoh ~, ~ n,, 1, IL Tsnn,
? Wi,iisms ohsa,G n 5urn1 III. iMGnai
VII. RarI ~ Du.ns Tenn; gowgin ana
mnna. conn, sna we ,Nf Jss ~ M EN-
Tesss oonh' =" Leeds N " LIB "ahefs'
W H Williams, L T NewEisk, PSii,deiphi.;
Norton, Leavenworth, Kansas; Isaac A
Y; Mems hon, wife and son. Va, W Swee.
ney, N Y; Dickson r Wseryner. PItt,burr, W
Van Wiska, st Louisj ] WJames and wife, S
q Beall and vile, Mrs Jobnson. MIS- san.
ders, Warrentos, Va; q NJ Foster; s ii Sibiey,
wife and nurse; L A MoDeyitt, Dol John Haf.
cock, George Repplier, Philsdelpbis; j II
Vincent, X II Ober, ii NJ Northrup, q II
B. Jana MsP Ph nHsh SHs
J H Ward, Baltimore; WO Ossood, Chicago;
% ySnn E 35Slss%.a' NJ; M: i b jsISsiss;
Strer,. Va, i he wo,fs smith NJ o'''' 'N"ue'
u1puwnOn nnI,sn
Geo v Howsrd, O,t HoBSIC dtIS.pt B.lt,.
mo- m1r 81 p hswis Newton, Wsshington; New.
D 'Riee, Chss III Campbell and b Searles, N
Y; Richard ] Bowie and wife and Miss Hoi-
l. id, Roesvillei Richard Roche, PhilaaelPhis;
baltimore, WIN Peck, Miss; VIM A Clark and
yy on,,a hi sa wliismss' "a; John +
Y. Ms, SANE =, ~ ~, nenTx 4 she'"oou'
41'' oiAy 'nu uausn'e'' hio"n''
VII johnson and wife, West Va, Charles
IL Weir, Baltimore; II Torrey, Phiis; ] San
!, derson, W b Brister, Baltimore; j b Nevins,
| y Gorton. Phila; Thos Carter Nd; Mrs
ppnns psin MISS Iua br9 s1s menry
| XII, ms Iuiuh ~ u nenney
Grny Il Il, fVaaeY' Sai roIs, hW Ne
Ei.nst ni,' M Eaton' rnliiaueiphisi W
ChssIey, Nd, A L ReiS and S wife SreepSp, .
pRr tIs,,o MI ah1ersoh, bit SkF
| prmtori BalIimorei " Dsioy, fhilaueiphin;
nohn Sto9e, kiehm9nd, Esi samuel y
S " SnssSen anu WE, MISE hh a Snl,
| sy.h' IeoIge W wilson, Wllliem hlIl ahI
NILE rn,,yp pfi N eteoTges c2nnty' mai lanes
Hr %4 LipieM, ~ L. ul M A Msi,y'
| D., lanes Beiger' New york; W 4 White'
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virginia Agricultural Fair.

STANTON, VA, Oct 2o.-The Valley Agri-
cultural Fair closed to day with grand tour
nament and address to the knights by Gen.
Echols
A. p. Routt h Co, of Liberty MILL, vir-
ginis, obtained the highest and the greatest
number of premiums for native Inventions in
improved cultivators; II. NJ. Smith Co., Of
Richmond, for machinery and presses; Burger
4 Buyers, Of Baltimore, for fertilizers; and
whitemore & Co., of Baltimore, for agricul-
tural implements.
The fair was very successful. The Chess
peake and Ohio railroad passes return Wis.
itors, stock, and machinery free.
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Personal.

A MONTHLY NURSE AMERICAN NOW
"A disengaged, with best OF City references,
would like to make d few more engagements. APP
ply at $50 Twelfth street.
SHIRT NAMING and all kinds Of plain sewing
done At short notice. Also, Furnished Rooms for
Gentlemen ut 81 Twelfth street. spl-lm
DRIyATB MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
L "0LDn DIR. DARBY'S, 40 seventh street,
posite odd-PollVws' Hall. Separate rooms for
uents. ssl2-tf
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Special Notices.

aWs NJ AS M E ETlNG THE
~ Fourth Ward ,-Republieans OF the Fourth
evening, October 9Oth, to deditate the flag aud pole
they have erected At the corner q street and New
can principles, This meeting Is to be near our
friends will take especial pride in showing their
regard for their leader by making, q large and
respectable meeting The Boys in Blue and the
different Republican Organizations are invited,
There will be good music, good speeches. great
be advaneed
By order Of the committee,
J. H. CRANE,
co9-Ns Cha irInAn.
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From New York Naturalization
Horace Greeley Withdraws.

NEW YoRK, October 20.-Judse Davies, o
the Court of Appeals, who presided at the
grest Republican meeting last evening, has
published his opinion in regard to the duties
of registers and inspectors respecting natural.
lied citizens.
Judge Davies decides that the registers
have no right to reject certificate of natur-
alization signed and sealed by the courts, and
that when any such certificate is produced,
the name OF the voter must go on the registry,
Horace Greeley publishes a card announc-
Ing his withdrawal from the canvass in the
Fifth Congressional district.
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pROPO,AL5 FOR WOOD.


HLAbSI ANlER' FIRM MILITARY DlsTRICr,0
sTA1E UPTENAs,
OFFICE w CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
Ar.rII, TEXAS, OClOteT Is, ls1s
Sealed Proposal., 10 duplicate, will be recs we'd
~ ms nlice Until II IA. MON pay, November So,
lT,, TOT -upplying the Pnhts Of BrONusyllle Point
lsIh"l Not iirg1H with wood for one year
Wood t" Lu Of dry, hard, understandable luRllt
SUI lecl to risld inspection,
Delivery u cuinIRcuce N the Isl day u January
next, and to be continued In suCl yuluLliie. s liz
receiving 0ilt"r may T,IuITr
blIs wiz be received " The su9p'y = al n the
rbnYe posi-, or zach rur .ra pant. IL
Each bid must hn Hrc Ninpru.ri Gy ~, u,iu.s ~
twntrspNls h'y rnru"., h"rId-l t. b. d Cielk Of
cpptt'9 Wi9 WI enter Tat" d btud and furnish
good ALi snmUl'ut -ecuufy Ia cNsn tho contact l.
aW ,ra"d l.l", That b." w..l ruhhIly cory mi the
cot T.. 1I- ~. 70 a"s Ior;n, dmd each rcuriy via
l'f9p",a.s (" be- euior,od "Proposals fer Wood
Ipf Bfowh'V.lI", Font Isabel, uT Brak0s, as Tho
case may be. aud addressed to the u nieTstypSd ''
Ny command " Brcyet MAJOR ueneTai j. ]. Rey.
holds. J. A poTTRR
BroVst BT!galieT General, and Chief guaftsTmiAs.
ter, Fifth Military District ocyJ.td
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2g.-The steamer Eagle,
from Havana, brings a copy Of the prOcama-
tion issued by the Republican Revolution
Committee, which Is full of fire and brOathes
the most revolutionary spirit. The document
Tecltes the acts Of despOtism Of the Govern
ment Of Queen Isabella and concludes with
a strong appeal for federal republic, saying;
We pronounce for liberty, equality and fra
rcrmty-CubNns and Spanitrds' We demand
popular suffrage without coercion 1.-THE disSo
luton Of permanent army the establish.
mcnt Of national militia; justice for all
cIssscsi municipal Independence liberty OF
the press, liberty Of GlscussiOnr freedom Of
commerce, freedom Of industry, freedom 10
rmIgratcj the abolition Of monopoly aud the
abolition Of slavery. Let US defend our lib'
crty y nh dignity, and respect all opinions
Let us embrace the opportunity to secure II {
frecdou Of Cuba. We greet the victors oil
~I1In-NN, spanish liberty viva the I'D
elfy ut ruLn' Viva tho federal rcpublic'
Fireman Killed !n baltimore
H'LIINur" O.'Oncr 2".-NttAiss Rockies
/ ter, momhSt Of IIuo' and Ladder Comp any
No. |, was thrown from the truck and KILLED
this morning.
The distiDery OF Lchilling Il william was
burned this afternoon, Loss 10000.
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PROPOSALS FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

PROPOSALS FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OPPiCE or Army CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGB,)
CORNER HOUSTON AND GgKRS STs,,
NRw YoRK, Oct IS, 1858,
Scaled proposals. will be received at this ofcs
1888, for furnishing, by contract, the following.
named musical instruments, via;
nat clarionet, baritone,
] B-hAt oinriOnet, brass tenor drum
D-nat cornel, E-hat alto
dat trumpet,
The above named instruments will be Of plain,
sneXPens.So manufac!uIe. but good, and suitable
for the purpose intended.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by
samples OF all the Instruments.
Further Information may be- had at this ONCE
The United States reserves the right to rel pc any
part or the whole Of bid. as may be deemed to the
Proposals should state how Eoon tho Instrument,
sails for furnishing Musical Instruments. ~
By order Of tho Quartermsster General
g, O. SAWTELLE,
ocJj.td Byt Brig. Gen and On U. s. A.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WAsnINoToN, d. O., Oct. 2o.-Jay Cooke Il
Co furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities;
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G sGHooL viii hold It's ausrteriy meet.
Ing a. the Homo. 10 Armory square, on TN
lion Of officers on SATURDAY, or this week, AZ
$50 o'elook. =.
All persons interested in the objects cf this char
ity are Invited to attend :, ;,oov, nj,
d. N. KELSEY, Secretary oet29.lt
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Prize Fights.

Boston, October 29.-The prize fight ycstcr-
day in birmingham, between John Koran and
Watt Jarvis, was severely contested. On the
sixty.fourth round Koran struck the centre
stake, smashed hs hand and broke his arm,
thus losing the fight, which, up to that time,
had been in his favor.
OBaidwin and Wormald arc bound over for
trial by the Supreme Court in January. Up
to this evening they have failed to obtain bail.
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GENERAL sTEADMAN RESIGNS
HORACE GREELEY wITHDRAws
PRIZE FIGHTERS IN TROUBLE
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.

LONDON, Oct. 29-Evening After careful
survey OF the field, the leaders Of the Liberal
party have become convinced that they are
sure in the coming elections Of the choice OF
a large majority OF Liberal members to the
new House Of Commons.
The following has been quietly mentioned
In Liberal circles as the probable cast OF the
new Ministry Premier, Right Hon. W. L.
Gladstone; Foreign Secretary, John Bright;
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Hugh Culling
E.rdiy Childers; Lord Chancellor, Sir ROM.
dell Palmer; Secretary OF War, Marquis OF
Harrington.
BERLIN, Oct % Tho session Of the North
Gcrmsn Diet will be formally opened by King
william In person on the ith Of November;
and it is asserted, on semi.otiieial authority,
that the speech from the throne will be OF a
rcassuring and pacific character.
PARIS, Oct. 29.-The Monleur OF to-day says
that the army bill which passed the Austrian
Rcichsrath will not be signed by the Emperor.
It adds that the Minister Of war, Baron John,
has said publicly that Austria 10 hrming only
in proportion TO the extent of her population.
NIHNNA, oct. 2o.-The ammo uncc ment is made
hy the Ministry that the Interpretation which
has been put upon the recent speech OF Baron
Ven Beust Ia a false one; and that the policy
| of Austria is peace.
| VIENSA, October 20-Afternoon.-Thc Diet
has passed bill giving authority to the Gov.
ernmcnt to recruit 10000 additional soldiers
Baron Won Beust having given formal assuI-
aLces that the men to be enlisted will merely
| I'll up the deficiency in the Standing army, AMI
not swell II above the number aScl by law.
NfESNA, Octobes 2o-Evcning. The Minis.
try has made nj explanation to the Reichsrath
as to the strength Of the army. The normal
4.
present active force Is not to be increased.
PARIS, October 20. - Queen Isabella AMI
suite are expected here on the 9th of NovCm'
Ipr.
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The Probable Cast Of Tie Ncv Ministry
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fBr 8. .. TEACHERS INSTITUTE
" o. the N. 4. 8. School OF Wa shinglon Dis
trict Of Baltimore Couference viii be held EVERY
EVENING this week, at the Foundry n. L. Church.
inent school men will be present, among them Mr..
Taylor, Philadelphia; Mr., Vincent, New York Mr..
WysonG. Baltimore; and DR.. Samson, this city
The public are invited to attend. ooaS-3t'
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-w A SHIN @ T q N CITY FIRE
~ DEPARTMENT, October IS, 1865.
All persons haying bills aaainst the Fire Depart
ment, contracted since July .. 1865 are hereby re-
quested to present them to Room No 0, City Hall,
within ave l5) days from date
WIN ". STEWART,
oota-a Secretary.
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Financial Condition OF Virginia.
RICHMOND, Oct. 29.-The Journal to-day pub.
fishes the Official statement of the State Treat
urer for the past year, showing that there was
on hand October !, SlT3, 900.