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New York Cnt,la Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. II.
The Erie road is not yet open and
much stock Is laying back on its line,
late rains have injured the repairs oi
the former week. Cattle for the week
9, ,2SO; on sale to-day 2,GS5, besides 200
State. Tho market has not changed from
Friday, the bulk OF the cattle selling
at 13al5c; average 14c for good quality
and medium; nothing sells above 16c;
there are not many Texans to-day, and
none OF them very poor, and nearly all
the cattle will sell. The offerings TO-
day were 1,6l0 at Communipaw, and
l,024 at One Hundredth street; sales oil
70 fair Texans. 6 cwt, 12c; III Illinois,
TX cWt, 14LSalGc; 1877 Kentucky, ~ cwt,
l5alGc; ll5 Ohio, ~ cwt, 13Ifal51Sc; 100
Missouri, 9 cwt, l2al31c. The weather
is fine and the dead meat markets are
good.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Total receipts,
q. $50; for the market to-day, 69Sp,
This light run makes a good market,
but lambs have declined Il to 20 since
Friday. They arequoted AZ 7a9c. Sheep
6A6c for very common to medium, and
OK to 6Xo for prime to extra. All arc
selling as follows: 500 Ohio sheep, 81
pounds, exc; 23O, 10 pounds, SIC; 200
Michigan, IS pounds, &c: State, lOi
pounds, exc. Lambs-5G State, 81
pounds, Sc; car load from Canada, g.
pounds, SIC; and l50 Of 65 pounds, 90.
Hods-Total receipts OF hogs l7,775
with 06 cars today, Sundays hogs in.
cluded. They are decidedly weaker
and prices tending downward. Dressed
hogs went slow at 1870 on Change
live are quoted at ONalO1Sc; the best on
sale to-day bringing l0<c; two cars,
90S pounds, Michigan, with one car
l64 pounds, at 9hc, and ono car, lac
pounds, exc.
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|GheQntellia
THE NEWS.

A private letter from q candidate on
the Republican State ticket, In MIsSIs>
SlppI, says the political campaign In
Mississippi Is being carried on with
great vIRor. Each side is doing lis ut
most 10 secure the votes OF both whites
and blacks. This latter are In the ma
IOrity, and their votes are In demand.
The Republicans have a thorough or
ganizstion throughout the State, and q
complete canvass Of the voters OF the
party Ia now being made.
The figures OF registration shows
that the total number registered ls $780,.
037; OF this number there are S0,76l
colored men, and 69,l76 white men,
giving The former q majority Of q, ,6S5.
Only l,4lG whites who applied for reg.
Istratlon were refused. About the
same number OF negroes were also re-
fused. With the above figures az q
basis, the Republicans count on elect
Ing their ticket by from fifteen to twenty
thousand.
Jacob Thompson, Secretary of the
Interior before the war, has arrived In
Washington. This Is his first visit
since he left 10 engage in the rebellion.
The report that the Rothchllds have
sent all agent to offer loan to the Gov
ernment Is denied by friends OF that
firm.
Attorney General Hoar has rendered
lengthy opinion to the Secretary Of
War upon the application OF Wizard.
Arrick and Ames, for new trial In the
Dyer case. lie holds that there Is no
proper basis whatever, upon which TO
claim re>openlng Of the case, and
there is no probability that 1t will be
granted.
The fair OF the Charitable Mechanics
Association, at Boston, closed Satur.
day night. The receipts have been
much larger than on any previous oc-
casion.
Through trains are now running reg.
ularly on the Erie Railroad.
The Yerger case will be heard In the
Supreme Court, Friday. AS to the
question Of Jurisdiction, the Brown
case from Texas Is to abide the decision
In the Yerger case. The Court ad-
journed upon the announcement Of the
death OF ex-Presldent Pierce.
1t ia said that Marshal Barlow, OF
New York, has sent two Of his deputies
to Wilmington to examine the Hornet,
and ascertain from personal observa-
tIon her real character, and demand her
further detention.
1t is reported that another expedition
slipped quietly away from New York,
Sunday night, to the aid Of the Cubans.
The Erie and Susquehanna Railroad
eight has come to an amicable end, the
former road leasing the SusquehRnna
property for period Of 90 years, on
terms acceptable to the stockholders.
Assessor Thomas T. Shaw has issued
orders that all dIstillerles In the Second
Ohio District shall be resurveyed.
The Catholics have purchased the
Turner opera house property In Day.
ton, and will erect on It a splendid
cathedral, in which event they will
have resident Bishop.
At Cincinnati thetthermomete stood
at 600 al 4 A. NJ. yesterday.
Josiah Keck horss.whlpped Thomas
II. Yeatman In Cincinnati, yesterday
morning, for language used by the lat
ter at meeting OF citizens In Delhi
township Friday, to abate the Fertilizer
Company nuisance.
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FALMOUTH, o., October 10.
A man named Jacob Goodman, a
resident Of Buffalo, N. Y, engaged in
peddling clothing through this coun-
try, assisted by Bennett NegoiIa. a
Swiss by birth, aged twenty-five wears.
left Centerton yesterday afternoon ned
ding along until they reached n noint
three miles northwest OF New Haven.
In plain sight Of u farm house, between
three and four O'Clock In the after-
noon. Goodman was found aoon ar
ter In q helpless condition, and died
In two hours. having been beaten over
the head with piece Of iron three
feet long, which was afterward recog>
nized as one that belonged to q farmer
where they had previously stopped, and
which Negolia had picked up. After
procuring the iron, he refused to ride In
the seat with Goodman, but took seat
In the rear. Goodman had three hum
dred and thirty dollars.
NeRolia was pursued and arrested al
Centertou and taken 10 New Haven,
where he was placed In close conhne.
ment. Two handkerchief were found
in the wagon, stained with blood,
which he claimed was caused, by bleed.
ing at the nose. The money was found
In his possession;
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OhlCago Market.
CHIuAuo, October III,

CHICAGO, October IL.
Steady at S4l5a60O forsprlng
extras. m..
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and 2a2I low.
er; sales No. l at 81 0Sa1 OS1f; No. q al
96Xa9S1<C, closing with buyers at o. ";
sellers at $50. This afternoon the mar.
ket was unsettled at $50, seller October;
9sho seller last half for No. 2. Corn
Opened dull; No. 2 sold at 50XA60c,
subsequently became 1rmer and the
decline regaIned, closing firm and quiet
at 6ls{a62c; rejected at 6SIfa60c; nc
grades neglected and nominal. This Of.
lernoon the market was unsettled and
fairly, active at 62hc, seller October;
62Ao seller last half for No. 2. Oats
Less active and irregular, ranging aI
35I<a8711 11Ic for No. 2, closing at 361 1lG37c.
Rye-Less active andloWer; sales No.
at 73a75c, No, 2 at 70G72c, and rejected
at 65a70C, closing at 7Oa7lc for No. 2
Barley-Dull and 2a4o lower on No. 2;
sales In store at d Is, closing at 81 q
seller the month. -....t. .. ...-..
CArrLE-Dull at q 25a4 SIX for
butchers' stock; s. 6211a7 80 for light Il
extra shipping steers. o.
Hoas-Dull and easier at SS40aS 90 fol
commen; 50 05a9 % for fair TO medium;
70 40a0 IS for good, H
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VARIETIES.

There are elghty-nIne bull.rlngs In
Spain.
The Rochester century plant has
been cut down.
Chicago has established GENTLE
mems 'trotting rnatinees.'
"A Theatrical manager advertises
for good old man.
Charles Dickens has resumed hIs
readings In England.
The new Brooklyn FIRE department
will cost $l5O,OOO year.
-Eugenle wears the engagement
ring that belonged to the Empress jose
phine.
The new chlgnon Is out. 1t hangs
down tho back, and costs 81. fax; SIS,
hair.
The Prince dc MetternIch gets $50, :
600 for his Johannlsberger vintage this
year.
John @. Breckenridge Is a Ken.
lucky delegate 10 the Louisville Con-
ventlon.
An East India inventor has found
how to make gas out OF street dirt and
sewage. .
"A st. Louis tripe woman, just dead,
had hoarded $4,000 In greenbacks and
5000 In gold.
The population OF Sweden ia said
TO be on the decrease, owing to emigra-
tIon to America.
Vermont had five towns at the re-
cent election, where not a single Demo.
cratic vote waA cast.
The Russian Government proposes
10 unite Odessa and Constantin0ple by
submarine cable.
Six and a quarter miles OF the
Mount Gents Tunnel have been bored,
and but one mile remains.
Punch acknowledges the receipt oi
$50 jokes on Mrs. Beecher 'S-toe put.
ting her foot in IT,
Hon. HoratIo Seymour Invites In
tervlewing reporters TO dig potatoes
with him on his farm.
An EnglIshman, without the means
OF foreign travel, fired haystack In
order to be transported.
"A Western town 10 without news.
paper, because the iadles' sewing 30.
clety answers just as well.'
Two men have been fined 500 each
in Baltimore for exhibiting women In
dancing the Can can.'
The London papers are discussI ng
the question "Would 1t be proper to
kill incurable lunatics?"
-Colfax, at Salt Lake City, refused
! 10 accept q public reception rendered
him by the Mormon authorities.
Boston is trying to make the rest o!
the world believe the profits OF her
"Peace Jubilee" were 100000.
Gen. Sherman Ia exercising the
most rigid economy In the War De
partment, and reducing expenses right
and left.
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COMMERCIAL AND FNANCIAI.
mArFERs IN WALL sTREET,
OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE
DANK,

REuE1VRRsuIP OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE
BANK.
NRw YORK, October IL.
Judge Cardoza this morning appoint.
cd y. N. Jordan, cashier OF the Third
National Bank, receiver OF the Gold
Exchange Bank In place of Augustus
l.. Brown resigned. Power was given
10 the new receiver 10 adjust all claims
upon or In favor Of the bank, inolud.
lug, OF course, the settlement OF the
gold business Of Friday, September
24th. 1t Is believed the affairs OF the
bank will be satisfactorily adjuste ed
during the present week.
RuMoRED WHEAT PANIC AT CHICAGO
The monotony OF Wall street was
slightly relieved this afternoon by ru,
NOR on the Stock Exchange that there
was a panic In Chicago wIsh The fall Ia
wheat 10 90c, and the subsequent re-
coyery to 95c. As the public and prl-
vate kilograms did not mention any.
thing about the panic 1t was dIscredited,
DEPRESSION OF STOCKS.
The Stock Exchange is being un.
faVorably affected by the depression ID
the grain trade In the West and the de.
creased earnings Of the Western roads
has responded today by the market
declining In the leading shares.
ANOTHER FAILURE.
Az the one O'Clock Board the suspen.
sion OF the stock firm OF FiLzhugh &
Jenkins was announced. The firm waI
not large one but had a high reputa
Llnn,
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CNCGNNATI, October II.
FLOUR Dull aud unchanged; family
IS 5Oa5 75.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and nominal
81 GOAL IL for red. Corn-Dull at SSa
90c. Oats-52a5Sc, and dull. Rye
Dull at SOC.
ToBAoco-Unohanged and in gooG
demand.
CoTToN-Dull at 25c.
WHIsKY-$l 10; fair demand.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Dull at S9l
Lard-17Nc. Bulk Meats and Bacon
Firm, but quiet; no bulk meats offer
ing; no bacon shoulders out OF smoke
held at 16s<a17c to come out; clear rlt
and clear sides sold at zoe.
BurTER-Firm ut 30a85c.
CHEESE-l5al5Xc.
0ILs-Llnseed Oil-Unchanged - anG
quiet at 9Sca$1 90. lard Oll-DeclIned
10 81 30al 35. Petroleum-82a34c.
GRocERIEs-Sugar-Steady ut 13Hs
16c. Cofee-201la251o.
GoLD-lS0 buying.
E1oHANaE-Steady atitpar buying
and lilo premium selling.
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UTAH.


the MOrmOns Knock for Admission %
the Union. ...
.. SALT LAKE, October s.
A great number Of people from all
parts Of the Territory are here, A
meeting Of citizens was held here yes.
terday afternoon In the new Taber.
nacle. The crowd was enthusiastic,
numbering over twelve thousand. The
Hon. A. Smith, Brigham Young's
counsel, was elected chairman, "A
committee was appointed to draft a
memorial TO Congress, asking the ad /.
mission Of Utah as a State. The memo.
rial represents that similar petitions
were sent to Congress in '56 and '62,
and that although properly pre-.
sented, they were never brought to q
vote. The memorial claims a prece-
dene Of the other Territories admitted
into the Union with far less order OF
government and general resources for
self maintainance. The Territorial Gov
ernment at the best is oppressive
relic OF the old Colonial form our faith
ers threw of because of lis injustice,
exaCtion and tyranny-particularly the
practice OF the Government appointing
officers from distant States who are un-
acquainted with the necessities Of the
people. The population of Utah ls
now 100, 600, and they are anxious for
aelfsRovernment.
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mARKErn BIZ TELEaRArn.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, October IL.

NEW York, October II.
MoNEY-Qulte plenty and easy at IA
I per cent for call loans, mostly at 5ae
per cent. Discounts dull at 7al2 per
cent. The banks are dlacountinR only
to q moderate extent at the former rate,
and there Is very little confidence In the
maintenance OF the present ease In
money for any length OF time. Sterling
dull at 109al09N. ...
GoLD-opsned at 1SON, and closed at
lS01l; carrying rates 3a6 per cent.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Dull but steady,
Coupons OF 'Sl, 1l95Gal2O; do. '62. l2OIt;
do. '6i, 1l9I<a1l9N; do. '65 llSHal20;
do. new, 1lSallS1S; do. '67, 11Sa1lS1S; do.
'6S, llSAllSh; lO-40's 10S2lalOSjS; Pa
clfics, 1079<al0S.
STooKs-Dull and lower, closing
steady; Western Union Telegraph 3B;
Pacific Mail 65N; Adams Express 54IS;
Wells, Fargo q Co. %; American 341f;
United States 66;S; New York Central
l75H Harlem 1870: Hudson River 1853;
Reading lS5H; Erie 32H; Michigan
Central 12l; Michigan Southern S4N;
Illinois Central 1872; Pittsburgh lO2;
Northwestern II; do preferred S39S;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
"a; Rock island 1052<; st. Paul GS; do.
preferred SlN; Wabash 5Sk; do. pre-
ferred so; Fort Wayne S5A; Terre Haute
29N; Chicago & Alton lS0; Ohio & Mis-
aIsSippi %.
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TORONTO. Octohar IL,
Prise Fights Near Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October II

The recent freshet so filled the locks
Of the Schuylkill Navigation Company
at Fairmont as to render them impass-
able: the consequence was q large
number OF boats collected there. This
afternoon two prize fights took place on
these boats. The first between two ne
groes for S25 side; the second between
two boaLmen, to decide the merits OF
rival fire companies. The police ar.
rested the four parties implicated.
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Hen RutIer ON FInnnne.
NEW YoRK, October II

"HW 9VAAt VUIUUdI IL
General Butler, while In this city
Saturday, warmly defended both Pres.
ident Grant and Secretary Boutwell,
from all charges Of completely with the
late gold panic. He thinks Congress
cannot pass any direct law that would
prevent gambling In gold. The only
way to effect this would be TO make
greenbacks the standard OF value and
gold an article OF merchandise, which
could be done II the Government would
accept It's own paper In partial pay
ment OF custom house revenues.
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PHILADELPHIA, October II.
Funeral OF Ex.PresIdent Pierce.
: CONCORD, N. H., October II.

The remains OF Ex-Presldent Pierce
were removed ut eleYen o'clock this
forenoon TO The state house, where q
large number Of people took the last
view OF the departed, including the
children OF the public schools. All
places Of business were closed from Il
to .. The remains were taken to St,
Paul's Church at l, where the rites oil
the Episcopal Church were performed,
Rev. Or. Eames and DR.. Cort OF st.
Paul's Church, and several other cler-
gymen being present and joining In th 9
responses. The funeral procession left
the church At 2 O'Clock and deposited
the remains in their last resling place.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
10y Cable Telegraph to the InLsllEenOOr,
FRANCE.


Tho RIOts IN AVIgn0Il.
PARIS, October II.
Dispatches from AubIa, In the De-
partment Of Avlgnon, have been re.
celved up to late hour last evening.
No outbreak had occurred among the
miners, but the strike still continues.
Yesterday a large public meeting In
the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF BellvIlle was dis
persed by force. Resistance was offer
ed, and several Of the rioters were
wounded.
There WAS large meeting Of the. coti
ton manufacturers OF the city OF Mul.
hausen, on Saturd ", 10 consider the
question OF the American cotton sup.
ply and other matters incidental 10 the
trade. They denounce the commercial
treaty recently concluded, and urge the
substitution OF the customs tarlh.
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CAUTION.

Hootiands German Remedies are counter
telted. Bee that the signature ofC. N. JACK
BON Is on the wrapper OF each bottle, All
othara are counterfeit.
German Medicine Store, No. ESl ARCH Sueet,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly G. II. JACKSON 4 20,
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PRICEs,

nOoaanaS German BItsserA Ref bottle sS@S @
HoonandA German Tonic, put up In ouaT
bottles, Sl 80 per bottle or half dozen for
T@,
nTDo not forget TO examine we'll the ar.
lele you buy, In order 70 got the genuine,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers Ia Med.
cine everywhere, jyl2
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New York Produce Market

NEW 4Uhhi OUVUUeI IL
CoTToN-Fully 10 lower; sales OF 25O
bales at 26hc for middling uplands.
FLouR-Closed dull at 5alOc lower.
GRAIN-Wheat--Dull, heavy and
lower. Rye-Quiet at 81 14al 16 for
western. Corn-Firm and quiet at CSC
aSl 05 for sound mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Small sales at
$50 IS. Bsef-In moderate request and
steady. Cut Msats-Firm with moder.
ate demand. Bacon-Firm with fair
inquiry. Lard-Qulet at 17SalSc for
fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet without decided change.
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lNTRRRsTINa no WHISKY MRN,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tue Original Democratic Ticket He.
VlVed-VOLIng under DInleultIeS.

Auu VEbklllhA DGIAUGEuBAG kIGAAGh mo-
VlVed-VOtIng under DiHleuItIeS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL.
4, It Is now probable that the City
ticket originally nominated by the
Democrats will be run. Hand bills ap.
peared today urging the Democrats In
strong language to vote for the origi.
nal ticket, and stating that printed
ballots would be furnished at the polls
tomorrow. In some places these
posters were torn down causing fights
In consequence Of the break 10 the
river banks all the first precinct OF the
First Ward has been covered with
water for . week past, and tomorrow
the voters will have to 10 TO the polls
in boats, The house In which the alec.
ton poll will be held has several feet
OF water on the first floor, and voters
will be taken In at the second story
window. -.
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ANOrmEx srORM IN THE EAST.
NEW York. Oct. IL

NEW YORK, Oct. II.
A heavy rain storm prevailed here
yesterday and extended through New
England. It is feared that more
damage will ensue from freshets.
PHILADELPHIA, October 10.
Heavy rains has been falling here
since last night, causing fears OF an
other freshet,
PHILADELPHIA, October II.
The rain has not caused another
freshet In the Schuylkill as was feared.
During yesterday $50 canal boats were
towed around to Delaware, for fear that
they might be carried by the flood
against the Market street bridge.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION
EXPLANATION.

HOoFLANDY GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Is q compound OF Fluid Extracts, The
Roots, Herbs, and BRrkg from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
70 be used expressly for the manufRGture OF
this BItters. There Ia no alcoholic substance
Oi any kind used in compromising the Bit
ters, hence II FREQ from all / ho objections In
cdent TO the use OF liquor preparation.
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A New York Judge after the Gold
Gamblers.
New YoRK, October II

NEW 1UHhI OUIUUVE IL
In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer,
to-day, Judge 1ngraham In his charge
to the Grand Jury, alluded to the law
making 1t criminal o9ense for two or
more persons TO conspire together TO
commit any. act Injurious to trade or
commerce; called their attention to the
recent gold combinations, and said 1t
may we'll be the duty OF the Grand In>
quest, as 1t Is undoubtedly within their
province, to inquire whether such oc-
currences have been brought about by
any unlawful combination, and II so,
to present the guilty parties for trial.
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Tho Industrial exhibition at Buffalo.
a Long Iron Beam.

BUFFALO, Oct. IL.
There is on exhibition at the Indus.
trial Exhibition, the largest and long.
est wrought iron beam ever rolled at a
single heat In the country. 1t is sew.
enty feet long, twelve feet high and
weighs three hundred pounds. [Too
llght-evidentlya mIstake.l On Wed.
nesday the horticultural floral and veg.
etable department will be opened. The
celebrated tobacco cutting machine
which was at the Paris Exposition, will
be operated iu the exhibition. Twenty
one steam engines are already in oper-
alton.
The Cincinnati Wool Growers Ex.
position will be here tonight.
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Justice Of he Supreme Court q PeInsylrahiG.
PHILADELPHIA; Juno !, 1859.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
lands German Htten II very good tonic
relieving dySpepuo EymptomA almost di'
rectly. GEORGE EaHARSWOOD."
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

IL Il pleasant preparation OF the BitteR for
those who do not like extreme BlIteIB. II
BIlterS combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable Aavoring extracts. Its use |
recommended when some puIe BtlDlu liant Ii
required In connection with the tonic pro-
peItles Of the Bltters.
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Illness OF Admiral FarraEut.
CHICAGO, October II.

The condition Of Admiral Farragut
has been improving throughout the
day, and he Is now considered 10 be
entirely out Of danger.
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River ana Weather.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. II.
MononRahela 80 inches and recedlng
slowly. Thermometer 570. Weather
clear.
CINCINNATI, Oct. II.
Weather clear. Thermometer 62'.
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Protestant Episcopal Church Mis-
New York October II.

NEW YORK October II.
At the annual meeting OF the Board
OF Missions Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church to-day, the Secretary's report
was read. The general field and home
missions remain the same as a year
ago. Two hundred and eleven clergy
men are enrolled rs home missionaries,
of whom one hundred and seventy.
eight are In the field. The receipts for
domestic missions for 1860 were $i27,7l0,
The report Of the Foreign Committee
was read. showing the mission force to
be thlrty.seven.