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A REMARKABLR CURE

SORES ON THE TONG UE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT, SORE GUMS,
SORE MOUTH, SORESIN THE
NOSE, AROUND THE
EYES, se-.
recently exhibited, few bottles will cure ia
ronic. or through the ELECTS Of Mercury Potas-
@, Corrosive Suhlimate, from six 10 o.e doze n
bstties may be required TO make Q permanent cure
A remarkable instance OF personal beauty re-
stored u 9 Lady disnsured BY the rsysees of a
frfghtful disease.
From the advanced sheets Of new Medical vork
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PREnATURE.-The President has the tax bill
yet under advisement BY mistake an an
ncuncement was made in Congress thar this
ball had been approved by the President
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FALSE AND TRUE
BIZ JOHN RADwAY, NJ. ID.

nstion for the benefit OF the sick Illustrated win
ssns in their natural and In their diseased % SonIi
ticp. Every person IN ssarch Of health and desir-
which will be sent free of charge. d. remrtins one
three cent stamp for postage, 10 Rsdway o Co.,
FIRST BOTTLE-At the end Of the FIRST bottle
her strength, appetite and spirits were improved,
and the snail pimPles; blotehes, pnstnles, dlsap
rs.see "A Apr6lSs ihs hssSI,snt , ever the .urfsoe
itching. and served as q reliable antiseptic IN
cleansing and purifying the putrid flesh.
SECOND BOTTLE-At the end of the secop
uterus. IN pain shs sSa
abatsd the skin Es ally improving. the eyes grow
ing brighter, strength and appetite increasing.
sores on the srm., and inerussd scales Of the
bands. Gradually disapYesrtns, ieucorrhea greatly
bladder Improving. --
and arms clear and smoosh, hair growing on the
scalp towels regular, and skin free from irritsion
tace clear Of sores.
sxTH AND SEVENTY BorTL Es-uloer
S The 81 and sRs sSssS. hssS.
:sp S.ss ineres.s oi :pri bSoS ss
,NINTH B0TTLE.-An signs Of disease ersdu
Ally dissppearine, frequent rides in the Park great
ming 70 grow RAPIDLY, akin smooth and clear and
The ulcer In the neck hesled.
TWELETH HBOTTLE:-Continuiae the Re.olv-
ent sfter an eruptions bad disa ppeared she eaiDed
n nesh and psrsonai beauty. No more trouble IN
the uterus, kidneys, etc. Bowels regular deeefivo
ors.ss regular Lleod Prrs her n.ils perfeet, hair
70 her fFisOds pictofs Of health and beauty. =
For nix moeths after the uss Of the tverns bstt,e,
abe continusd taking three teak eoonsful oftbe Re-
seyent per day, and tvo Of the Pils three simss q
, In THE von1erful cses lesson may be learped I'm
regard 70 IT, true Deans Of seclTng persons bean
t., Coed Rore; rich tlcod will neke healthy fibre
and clear skn, beautiful oooplex5es and luxuriant
su.hes sRSyns Srsssy :dssssscs. ssd soass s,ss
isslons 70 the hsif, are injudeps, The psinf
psvaer &C.. clogs up the Dores obstructs the free
esssse o. sysss sd - aoes - ysrp,ration. thus
cation Of the blood and nuids Of The skfn q P.r.
blood is secured by the Resolvent, and sil vbo
biessnes R. r Resoivent is sold ss 81 ser s.,,s s
Of No - Maiden Lane, n. T., and ~ 6r,s-s..ss
sveryvbere. siI bottles for sS. ~ " Drssr'ss
FB.-eKE THAT 9HR WORD saps.p.
RILLI4H Is Oh TIE LIABLE or TAoe
coA
II eARsApARILLIAN
CANNOT BIZ OBTAINED rRou
WASHINGTON DRUGGISTS,
RApwAY co.,
81 nAIpEN LANE,
~ NyW FORK.
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GEO. A. TowHsnD has been engaged as cor.
respondent Of the Hartford Euening Post His
nIst letter viii be upon .'Horatio Seymour at
Home"
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Government Securities

WAsHIHsToN, July -, l66s.-Jay Cooke q
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernment securities:
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OFFIC CIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Pssed ct Second Session Of Fortisth conereu

TPUBLiC-No. 5o.1
An ACT for nofding terms OF the district court
OF the United States for the southern district
OF Illinois At the city Of Cairo, in said Sta,s
Be II efsdcted ~ hs S.,sdte G~d Hosse Of Reprs-
seHtaiires q Ire waited Stare II Amerioa an con-
gress dssenoled. That in addition 20 tue terms OF
the district court Of the United States for the
southern districts of Illinois, now req nired BY
law TO be held in the city of SpriR gfield. terms
OF said court shall hereafter oe held at the city
of Cairo, in said Stale, commencing on the
frst Mondays OF March and October in each
year.
Approved, July }, ls6s. .- --
rs-r4
TPUBLlC-No. Se.l
An ACT confirming the title - tract OF lxnd
IN Burlington, Iowa.
Be q enacted by The Seaot< disi Hosse If Repre-
sostoares Of kt UHiied Sta;ss Of A,aev7sI an Ioa-
eress assessbIed, That all OF the title OF the
United States in and TO a se rtain traot OF land
IN the city OF Burlington, Des MONIES county.
In the State OF Iowa described an being west of
lot number nine hundred and seventy Eight m
said city, south OF ALLEY street, West OF Boun-
dairy street, and north Of Market street. and
which was originally reserved from sale by the
United States and dedicated TO public burial
purposes, be, and the same is hereby, confirm
ed TO and vested in the .lndependent Sc bool
District OF said city, to be forever dedicated %
and used by said school district for public
school purposes and for no other use or pur-
pose whatever.
AnprOypd. 1uly 4. lS6S
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ME. WELLS, who has been nominated as As.
sistant Secretary of the Treasury, was rejected
not long since as an Assessor Of Internal Reye.
nue. for the Detroit district, both Of the Michi.
gan Senators opposing him. As they have no,
changed their minds ne will not now be con =
frrned -
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MORE cottages have been rented at Newport
Than ever before, and some Of them as high a.
four thousand dollars for the season.
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NoNISATIoNs.-The following nominations
were sent TO the Senate yesterday IS. Fergu-
son Beach, Of Alexandria, Va, to be United
States District Attorney for Virginia, vice
Chandler, whose term OF office has expired
Joseph w. Meeks, Jr., of New York, 20 be Con.
sul AT Nantes large number of nomina-
uoks were also made 10 NIL post ofices al un-
important points
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MINISTER TO AUsTRIA.-There Will be some
opposition, by the friends Of Mr.. Motley, 70 the
confirmation of Henry NJ. Watts, as Minister
10 Austria, but the impression is that he viii
he confirmed. M. Watts is gentleman of
large wealth, who lives in retirement in PhiIa.
delphia, and has not taken any prominent par,
IN public life, but is Democratic If anything, 10
politics.
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lNTKkNAL RHv.SuR--Ths receipts da,
from thIs soeIce were sa7o,li7i3.
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POLIrIcAL.-"Brick" Pomeroy thin Ks ..ihere
Is hope yet"
Representative Bingham predicts that
Maine will give Grant 2O,OoO majority.
The California State Convention Of Free
dom Defenders Is called for August 3, 10 meet
at san Francisco.
Wendell Phillips is out In Anti- aarety
StGnddJ-I denouncing Chase and demanding his
impeachment
The Hartford Post says: mir. PendIeton
cannot complain that his name was dropped
suddenly. Ii was the most gradual dropping
possible IL was dropped syllable by syllable
and letter-oy letter. For instance-tne Escort
came II early IN the week with n loud, distinct.
and clearly pronounced .Harrah for Pendle-
ION. The halls and corridors OF the hotels the
Ioooles OF Tammany. and the bar-rooms OF the
nieuopohs were full OF IL. In night or two IL
changed. Through the chink Of glasses the
sound came, 'Rah fr Pendulum A little later,
legs became uncertain, and voices husky, and
The cry was 'Rah fr Penlum' Then collars
wilted. greenosck badges began 70 disappear-
the DEFIANT tone grew softer-dHd thicker, as the
sounds suTSied mp from full hearts and
stomachs, Ray z Fe'hi'n.' And AZ last, one
melting morning, Just At dawn Of day, Poliee-
man $50 found ciInging to a lamp.post near
Ihe Fntn-ave. Hotel, a dilapidated patriot. an
pareisd in a mildewed linen du~ter and hsIf
n ereenback badge, who, 10 all inquiries, ms de
the sole reply, (Hicl Ray t(Hie) P1'rnp IL
was the last OF ihe Escori.''
-CharIss Francis Adams, our late Minis,sr
10 England. 10 70 bs run In Massachusetts next
winter for United States Senator in oppositio.
TO Charles Sumner.
= Robert J. Walker cenounces the New
yo,t platform. and does no, SPEAK kinnd,v q,
SEYMOUR or Of Blair. he wanted Hancock.
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TIE friends Of Hsssrs. Motley, Hale, and
Clay VIII comoine TO prevent the confirmation
Of any one TO Austria, Russia, or Spa,n.
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fPuBLIC R1soLuTfox-No. %. :
JoINT RESOLUTION authorizing certain dis-t
TILED spirits 70 BE- turned over % the SurepoA
General for the use Of the army hospitals.,.
senfotires f ts Cnit>d States Of Anserica o. Coa-
grtss asseatied. That the Secretary Of the TrasL
'ury be, and he is hereby, authorized 70 deliver
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IPuELIC-No. 2l y

An ACT 10 amend section five Of an act entitled
'.An act concerning the registering and re-
eording of ships or vessels approved de-
cember thirty-one, seventeen hundred and
ninety-two.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House Of. Repre-
se1tdtires cf tie United States of Anesioa IN CON-
gTeSs assembled, That section i've OF an act EMU
tied IAN act con cerning the registering and re-
cordIng OF ships or vessels, appro we'd
December thirty-one. seventeen hundred and
ninety-two, be, and the same is hereby, re-
pealed.
Approved July :, 1868.
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HelmDlln,s 0nlrIbullOn.

The New York Commercial .Adrer-
tiser suggests Mat DIR. Helmbold's
contribution OF $4,000, to the Demo-
cratic party, will be of great use, con-
Steering the iudiseretions that
they have committed .Helmbold's
remedy, says the AdrertiSer, is claim
ed to lie useful when there are Black
spots flying before the eyes Black
before the eyes Of the Democratic
party has been their perpetual failing,
They are are dr. adiully troubled, not
only by the hlues. but by the blacks.
Oeher conn laints for which the rem
edy Is said to be good are
Los OF Power General Weak
ness, Trembling, E. ormous Appe
tite,' Pain in the Back, Restless
ness These are all symptoms of
the present condition of the Demo-
cranc party. and The contribution
would DC most timely If the patient
was not actually beyond the reach of
cure" The Cincinnati Commercial
adds: The only suggestion that we
would make is that the contribution
of Dr. Helmbold was in cash when it
should have been in the celebrated
extract Of Buchu. Forty thousand
bottles of Buchu was the thing. That
would have invigorated Democratic
constitutions and prepared them for
next time. The cash will be wasted.
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MO NETARY & COMMERCIAL
rev FORK harKes.
By Telegraph.l

BY Telegraph New YORK, Oct. 81.
CoTToN-Heavy and shade lower; sales
of 400 bales at 2692516c for misidling up
lands.
FLoUR-Receipts 1874 barrels; market
heavy and prices declining: sales OF s, ACC
1aareIs a. g 5 1g9 90 90 ior snPern9e state and
10 for extra Western; 50 3099 So for white
wheat extra; 81 65@S0 81 for round hoop
Ohio; S. 00@I0 90 for extra st. Louis: IO1
IA OU TO good to choice do: closing duil
California is duh and heavy ;sales of $50
SACKS at 81 SOLO 50: Rye fionr dull; sales
of l50 bbls at S608 20.
CORN MEAL-Qnlet.
WHIsKY-Quiet; sales 100 bbis city at 90
WHEAT-Receipts, 7es2S bushels; Ia2c
lower; very moderate inquiry for export
and milling; sales 81 900 bushels at 81 SIS for
No. 2 Spring, the latter price IN store
about To bushels No. do. at 81 Is for Am
Der Michigan, 81 35@2 e5 for white Michi-
gaL and " 70 for white CalIfoinia. f&s
RYE-Nominai, at 81 5691 So for West
ern.
( BARLEY-Dull and heavy. rf
BARLEY MALr-Quiet: sales of 600 BUSH
els. 1 -
RYE MALr-Ats1 81 tx.
OoRN-ReceipIs, 4, $40 bushels: market Ic
lower; sales of 1900 bushels, at 81 I2aI IA
for unsound, 81 I59I 10 for sound mTxed
Western closing at the inside price for
sound; 81 W for old mixed Western IN
store: 81 "a for white Western. -
OATS-ReceIpts 40 984 bushels; fairly ac-
tive and firm sales OF 6l 900 bushels, at 75c
for new Western. As4 - A-'a s
COAL-Unchanged.
LEATHER-Quies aud unchanged.
WooL-Wlthout decided change: sales
of 6z5,UO0 pounds at 45052Lzc for domestic
fleece; 441ag55c for pulled. 49, - n
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at 20g201zc for refined
bonded.
RICE-DulI, VTr 4
CoEFEE-Steady; sales of 900 bags Rio on
private terms.
sUGAR,3In iair request; sales of $500
hogsheads Cuba at 1I1<0l1sxc. re.f
MoLAs>ES-Dull at 96cS1I VI.
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Counsel for the Careless.

The body is machine, and cafelessn ess
In its management Is as sure to read to
evil results as carel eSs n ass in the manage
nent of q steam engine. Yet the last
rotertion OF this delicate piece of the
Creators handiwork from the subtle
causes of disease by which IL is surround
ed. 1t is no easy thing to repair the 81 s.
difficulty IN fortifyfng II against many of
the dangers to which IL is exposed. Guard
against nervous debility. At the first symp-
tom of this forerunnsr of more serious all
ments, sustain the hagging energies of
nature with HOSTEFTER'5 STOM ACH
emily, until bodily vigor is thoroughly re-
stored. ut creates an appetite, ID on oteS
Tor, it might AZ properly be said, coD1peLsl
the complete digestion OF The food, regu-
lates the secret1ve action of the liver,
tones and invigOrates the bowels, i'm
proves the con Iition OF the blood, and
gives frmness to the nerves Upon
q system thus strengt thened and regu-
lated in ali It's functions, the fogs and
exhala ions Of Autumn, pregnant with the
elements of intermittent and rern1ttenL
lever, can make little or no Impression.
Whoever supposes that fever and ague is
an unavoidable evil In certain districts. at
this season OF the year, is egregieusiy mis-
taken. AS edectually as draught of cold
air is shut out by the closing OF q door, tins
com plant, and ali disorders of q misasna
tic type, M ~ be prevented by the use of
the BIITERS. When Sicz ness can be
ay0ided by q means SO safe and simple, Is
1T not the merest faulty to neglect the
pre- Ventfve or cure for dyspepsia. bilious
ness, intermittent fever, nervous disOr-
ders, general debility, or constipation of
the bowels, this pEEe vegetable prepara-
tion stands alone.
90 AkA - se8s
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Oincinnasf Market.

By Telegraph CINoINHATI. Oct. 81.
FLOUR - Unsettled; family nominally
S8@l8 %. atlfFFET :
WHEAT-Irregular; hard to give quota
tions OF any use; NO. Winter red is held
at 81 rs; no demand.
CoRN-Dull at 95097c for old and 58a6Oc
Tor new; the supply exceeds the densand
OATS-Dull, and not saIabIe at the close
above sec for No. /.
RYE-Dull at 81 2501 49,
BARLEY-Held firmly at full rates, but
not much demand; Canada, 81 4002 SO !;
state, y SO92 35 for Spring; no Fail offer.
Ing, ana prices therefore Nominal
Z C0rroN-Steady bat quiet at 23Izc for
middnng.
Observation-Disclosures: bat little demand
for any article; mess porx held at $50 rs,
but no demand; rstaiung al 1870; bulk
meats held AT llNglic, but. no saIes; ba-
con inactive, and In very light demand !;
shoulders BE, sides 1870, 1870, and I7c, tor
RIB. clear rib, and clear; MANS very dull I;
sugar cared offered pres ssingIy at I6aI71Sc |;
demand very light. T
OLLS-Ltnseed oil very dull: no demand !;
~ can be bought at 81 0291 %; petroleum,
dull at 993zc for re1ued.
BUTrER-In better supply, and pri ces
dropping: fresh, 30@s40c.
EGGS-Scarce anu bring zTc.
EXCHAEGE-Dull at LILO discount buy
Ing, and par selling.
-MoHEY-The market continues close at
lO9H per coat; the demand is rather
pressing.
GoLD-IS614, buying.
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SAN FRANCISCO, October 19.-Hong
Kong advices of September 10Th. and
from Yokohoma of September 10Th,
have been received.
The Japan brings over FIVE hum
dred passengers and $1,000 tons of
merchandise. She experienced heavy
weather most of the passage.
The steamer China, hence Septem-
Der Sd, arrived at Yokohoma on the
10Th.
Adviees from Japan state that Mi
kado has issued proclamation de-
creeing that Yeddo. the Capital of
Japan, shall hereafter be called
Yonkei, or Eastef4 Capital
The port'of feddo viii be opened
to foreigners October 1st.
Intelligence from Nagass represents
that the town of Noegata was bonn
barded by steamers from Salsama and
Chaisua.i The place was totally de.
stroyed.
Van Brandf,-the Prussian, charge
.d'afdires who was grossly 1insulted
and attacked by part of the escort of
The Japanese Minister. Of Foreign
Affairs, while retar rning from. Gov
ernment House, has protested against
the, Outrage, and demands complete
reparatiou. - 81 N x y q ,
There has been no military event
| of since the last advices,
though a considerable number of
fights are reported, the advantage
| resting with the Northern army.
CoAsTRIEs BAY, August 22.-The
steamer Herman exploded, killing
| George @. Herman, first assistant, and
Bernard, third assistant engineers
and five Cinnamon, and badly scald-
ing the chief engineer, Harlow, aud
three Cinnamon.
| tits reported that an American Of
/ ficer belonging to the steamer Oneida,
was killed at Hioga by the japanese
Two seamen, several mIds hipmen from
the United States steamer Oneida
and the French war vessels Belle
Zuez and Vernes, created q distur-
bance in Hioga, while under the In
fuence Of liquor. The officers of the
Mikado attempted to arrest them
which resulted In scuf1e, pistols be.
I. ing fred. The offenders escaped. 70.
The Japanese Government ha:
given notice of its desire FoF autreaF,
in regard to having the duty on tel
|, and silk revised. SiHsfANi~
j. Ross Browne, U6itedl State,
Minister to China, arrived at Shang
hal, September 9th, and left next da,
for Pekin via Tensin.
Burlingame's Mission Treaty i
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the movement. But a difficulty
had sprung up in the meantime.
Frank Blair was an obstruction
in the way of treason. He refused to
withdraw, declared his belief that his
sentiments were the real sentiments
of the Democracy all over the coun-
try, and stated that he did not recog-
nize the right of committees or
candidates to change the action of the
Convention. Here was a dilemma.
But the World undertook to drive
Blair from the field if he would not
retire willingly, and SO cons pirators
opened fire simultaneous SLY at Wash
ington, in this city and in the West,
by a declaration that the present
Democratic ticket was hopelessly de-
feated, and nothing could save the
party but change of front.
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sT. LOUIS.
Arkansas Matters-A Great Election
E1pectedTS

ST.. LOUIS. October 21,-A Little
Rock (Ark } dispatch to the Repub-
lican says: After seeing the tele-
graphic report of the dispatch ofGov.
Clayton to the President Of the Uni
ted States. in reference TO the alleged
anticipated troubles at the election IN
Arkansas, Robert A. Howard, Chair
man of the Democratic Genital Com
mittec, authoriz the following:
The cons ervative people, of Arkan-
sas expect to have a quiet election in
November if permitted, and to insure
that result would be glad TO have suf-
ficient u. 5. troops sent to Arkansas
under the command of disinterested
officers. All our interests side with
order and peace. There are no fears
here whatever of trouble originating
with the Democrats. Gov. Clayton
had determined to make trouble pos
sible, and had no authority of law to
purchase the Hesper arms.
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freely discussed in the China press.
Tt has given general dissatisfaction.
containing a new concession. Anti
foreign riots had occurred at Yang
chow. near Chinkiang. The mob
burned and destroyed some mission
ary premises, and attempted to muir
der the inmates. Mining to a small
extent is still carried on by foreigners
at Chefoo. The British Consul had
induced the Chinese authorities to
protect travellers in the Province. The
recent violent opposition had consld-
erably abated.A
A fire occurred at Hong Kong on
the 18th of August, which DESTROYED
a large amount of property. killing
two women and seventeen children.
Capt. johnson. of the British gun
boat Bustard. fred on the city of
Choochi, on the river Han. doing con-
siderable damage, because a boat with
provisions for the gunboat had been
fred on and plundered. Ee
A correspondence from Mexico,
under date of Calima, October 9th,
states that there is discomfort at the
prosecution of war against Lazado by
the General Government.
1t is reported that four divisions of
the Mexican army were ordered
against Lazado, and it is stated that
Seralva, Durango, and Jalizeo, at
Queretaro, were instructed to furnish
all their spare men. -.. -s-rtt,.
Lazado said: I" have 10, 600 troops
under army position, impregnable."
Rumors prevailed that a fillibus-
tering expedition Q from different
parts of the United States, was or
ganizing, and General Marquee had
landed at San Bloa with a, revo-
lutionary party. 1t is now thought
most favorable opportunity for fill
clustering movement. Regret is ex-
pressed that Secretary Seward will
not encourage such. u 1t4
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New YoRK, October p. = The
World states that Seymour will stump
Pennsylvania next week. 1t says,
editorially, If Seymour is elected
President, he will be the President;
and if he lives to pAform his duties,
the policies of the Vice President are
OF as little practical account after he
is elected as the policies of the Mayor
or Senate chamber clerk.
There is quite a panic IN Wall
Street to-day, owing to the tightness
OF money, which Is held very firm at
Z per cent. In gold.
The Sub. Treasurer sold $500 600
gold to- day at 136 62 1009136 81 100.
In the Episeopai Convention yester-
day motion to table the whole sub
jsct of the Tying Canon was carried
80 against o. Subsequently, the mat
ter came up again, and was referred
back to the Committee on Cauons, as
before stated. -... s.i4 -
Tie election OF Oevode in Penn
sylvania is still IN doubt. The con
ference judges in his district are di-
vided on the question, and two eerti-
fieates were sent to the Governor
one declaring Covode elected BY 325
majority. and the other declaring Fos-
ter elected by Al majority. 81 sAN -
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ST. LOuls Market.

By TeIegraph.I ST. LOUIS, Oct. q.
ToBAcCo-Dull and UNCHANGED.
COTTON NAL; sales at 231zc for mid
ding.
HEMP-Very dull: sales. of undressed at
Sl35, and dressed at S240
FLoUR-Steady aud the demand prtnci-
pally Tor low grades; sales of snperfine at
IS 5J96 IS; extra s6 5O97: double extra
81 25cgS; treble extra to fancy S9t9l2 So
WHEAr-Ftrm at s202 81 for choice TO
fancy Fall.
CoRN-Firmer; sales at S5c9sI.
OATS-Lower; sales at 49952c.
q BARLEY Firm at S202 Z12.
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BOSTON.
Stolen Money Recovered.

BosToN. October 21. - The bonds
and money recently stolen from Capt.
Sargent. of Yarmouth, Maine, amount
ing to $4,000, have been recovered.
The thief was traced to New York
aud arrested as he was about sailing
for California with his plunder.