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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Georgia---RepubIfca Mass Mectfng--'
Bishop simpson I'm Gcorgia.--FecIine
I'm the Churches. &c.

ATLANTA, Ga, October 19.-Tbe Repub-
licans hold mass meeting October I'D at
this place. .,
The Confederate States laboratory build
ing at Macon, Ga. now used by the Georgia
State Fair, will be sold by the United States
Marshal December Cd,
The camp-meeting and conference, held
by the Methodist Episcopal Church here,
closed Sunday. Bishop Simpson, of Penn
sylyania, preached sermon on the Chris
tian character of st. Paul, Several thou
sand persons were present.
rian church, of this city, invited Bishop
Simpson to preach therein Sunday night,
but owing to outside pressure the Bishop
was notified that the courtesy of the pulpit
could not be extended to him on account OF
his prominent position and influence in the
North during the late war.
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PURCHASE OF CoTToS LANDS IN MISsIs-
sIPPI-A SWEDISH CoLONY.-St. Los1tS, Oc-
tobcr 1S.-John Swanson, proprietor of IN
extensive cotton factory near Stockholm,
Sweden, has just purchased 1900 acres OF
land in Dunklin and Stoddard counties,
Missouri, where he will establish colony,
build a factory, mills, ETC., and carry Oh the
cultivation and manufacture of cotton. The
land selected is well adapted to cotton-rals-
ing. Dunklin county will export this sea
son 7 600 to 5000 bales, and Stoddard about
5000. The enterprise gives employment TO
| 300 families, 4 part of whom are on the
way from Sweden, and the remainder are
soon TO follow.
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SIGNIFICANT RssoLUTIoSs.-At 4 Labor
Reform Convention held at Providence, r.
La .cw days ago. the following among
other resolutions were adopted:
"Ns9lrcd, That the Bible doctrines Of
III" >ntlt!nc>S Of USury and the moral right
u. release from debt when the principal has
been paid in the form Of interest, rent, CT
profit. entitled the Lords Release, CO.
iurily~ with the science OF natural equity ;
that since our national burden was incurred
unta class rule which forced workingmen
into Iatllr, or shot them down for refusal,
while il allowed disloyal wealth TO remain
III home with increased facilities to iattcn
On tnn public distress: since the full amount
originally leaned the Government in the
'urN 0f interest will soon have been more
thau paid, unless the war debt Is cancelled.
according to the contract, in legal money,
or speedily assessed on the whole property
Of The nation, enlightened cNpcdicncy, im-
p"rutiyc necessity, and religious duty, will
require lis Reputation.
"H.So!rcd. That rs capitalists control and
nuiov mainly the wealth Of the world, for
BE protection Of which taxes are chiefly
levied, property should hc taxed, and not
persons: and rs the national bonds pay Il
larger profit than most other investments,
we hold that they should be taXcda heavily
~ any other property.
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Hiram yTa.bridse ON the louisville
Convention and the South.

CINCINEAT1. October 19.-General Hiram
Walbridgc, of New York, addressed the
Chamber of Commerce to-day upon the
Louisville Convention, which he regarded
as national-evcry State being represented
there. 1t was the unanimous sentiment of
that body that the South Impoverished by
the rebclion) should be aided by the Go
vcrnmcnt in developing her resources, and
to this end the Convention favored water
communication between the Ohio and the
Atlantic, reconstruction of the Mississippi
leveeS, steamships between southern ports
and Europe, and another Pacific railroad.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain nnd Flour Markets.
CORN AND FLOUR ETCHhSGE,l
RICIfMoSD, VA, October IL, 1899.
OFFERINGS,

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMoSD, VA, October IL, 1899.
OFFERINGS.
Vhsni.. white. go bushels. Red, l,2lo busheis.
rorn.~Wnite. 20 bushels.
Odts.-6s5 bushels.
Rye.-225 bushels.
Wheat.-White. So bushels very good at sIso;
Is bushels good at 4 pad a rgh S
good mt sI.35: 100 bushels common ON private
terms Az bushels very good on private terms
l56 bushels good ut si323 l5i bushels ltF ~ s""-
Oais.-so bushels very good ut SCI 40 bushels
prime ut 5ec.-total, go bushels.
Rye.-223 bushels very good at sl.e''
RE-ExuIDrTEp.
Uhedt.-Red. 225 bushCls'
OGts.-1H bushels.
Rye.-50 bushels.
Observation-Disclosures OF Wheat on Change to-
day very light, consisting of but 30 bushels
white and 1910 bushels red. of which 228 bushels
red were re-exhibitcd- and o. bushels white ana
Les: bushels red were sold-lcaying over ITO bus'-
els white and l20 bushels red. The market was
active for rcd Wheat, and prices were firm.
Oats dull of sale at the figures of the preceding
day.
Offerings of Rye light, and all sold at yesterdays
rates.
But one sample OF new Corn las been yet Of
fercd on Change and that was small lot sold ny
Mr.. Workman on the 18th instant.
On the 18th October, 1868, prices were Corn
White, old prime, st.42S; whise, new, Slosnsi.l2.
Oats, prime, CSC. Rye, prime, sl.65. flaNseea,
prime 1886.
NEW YORK.
OCTOBER T.-P. M-BfeddStufS.-The Flour
market is shade irincr; sales 9,lo0 barrels AZ
S5so6$5.9O for superne State GG! So 10 for extra
state: SG.20M 1886 for choice State: $500 s69U
for supporting western S6GISs.5o for extr; west
crn: 50. 15 SO. 10 for round hoop Ohio ana ioM
So 60 for trade brands. Southern flour Is shade
better sales 400 barrels Mt SG.35GSGs0 Tor common
to fair extra. and So $l0.25 for good to cnoice
extra, California Hour Is quiet and nominal.
Rye -four Is steady 5aes QfI5p barrels.
GrGin.-The Wheat market IS shoGe hrlner ana
closed dull sales 80, 600 bushels ut so Tor
winter red and amber western, Sl.55MSl.S7 Tor
white western, and 1892 for No.: spring. Corn is
lac. lower: sales 81 900 bushels ut slO2 SloS Tor
unsound .a'Xnd western. and $1,000 II for sound
ditto Rye is quiet. Barlsy ls quiet: sales :, 900
bushels Canada ut Sl.55, and 500 bushels stale a:
:, G &c Iarry Malt is quiet Oats are dull s1les
I',ouo nuShe'S "' ~NG~'" for new southern ana
western.
Total Stock Of Grain in H0rehouse u, 10. II
l9Ga-W heat, S7l ,99S bushels; corn. 33t ISL oats
Co. ISL rye, so, 1907 barley 5,sis malt, C08lJ peas
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Washington News:

WASHINGTON, October 19:-The revenue
receipts to-day were 1927 900.
The proceedings of the United States SUI
promo Court to-day were unimportant.
John w. Dixon has been appointed col
lector of the district at Yorktown, Va.
Commissioner Delano has ordered prompt
proceedings against several New York and
brooklyn street railroads for false returns.
The legal profession here think the SUI
Dremc Court will take jurisdiction in the
Tnrnnr caSn.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

T7ARINA COLOGNE-GENUINE.-The
J. BLAIR, Druggist.
ocI SIS Broad street.
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REyIvALs OF RELIGIoN.-Thc revival OF
religion ut the First Baptist church con.
tinues with undated interest, and with the
most gratifying fruits, under the miniStra-
ton OF Rev. Mr.. Biting. Since the revival
began forty-onc persons have proiesScd reIl-
gion and united themselves with the church.
The RELIGIOUS interest ut Court-Stfcct
Methodist Episcopal church gives promise
of refreshing revival. Nightly meetings
are held, which are well attended. and Scvc-
raj Young persons have sought the penitcnts,
-Lyachbury Republican.
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TUE ToURNAMEHT.--The great excitement
of the last day Of the fair was the tourl!a-
ment. It attracted Il large crowd Of ladies
and gentlemen, who We're eager to witness
the exciting scene. The knights were
splendidly mounted, and made Il very hand
some appearance. Mr.. John f: Ficklen de-
liycrcd the charge, and acquitted himself
handsomely. His address was in excellent
taste. and very appropriate to the occasion.
The display OF horSemanShip was fine,
and the contest highly exciting.
Z, NJ. Pace, Knight OF Halifax, won the
frs! honor, and crowned Miss Eleanor t;o-
binscn, of pittSylvania, Queen Of Love and
Beauty.
First Maid of Honor, by Mr.. CahinesS,
knight of Cascade, Miss Alice Millner.
Second Maid Of Honor, by 7. II. Nc
Dcarman, Knight of -, Miss --.-
U11r;JJp Times
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How IT WAS DoNE.-The New York Times
says that on the day OF the grand gold furry
in that city Fisk 4 Co. set q man to watch
General Buttcriicld, assistant treasurer OF
The United States, and thus learned few,
minutes sooner than the rest OF the crowd
that he had received orders to sell gold:
They therefore sold out at once, and saved
themselves. The Sun says they got this IN
formation by tapping the telegraph.
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k7S SaOuh 5AUOp~ok~ AK sAA0.
Seized by n United States Naval
officer The Cuban Flag Hauled
Down--Her Crew Turned loose In
Wilmington:
WILMINGTON, N. c., October 19.-The
Cuban slooD-of-war Cuba was libelled to-
day, and the United States marshal boarded
her and demanded her surrender into his
hands. Commodore Higgins declined to
surrender his ship except TO an officer of the
United States navy, and under direct or
der from President Grant. After some de-
Law Lieutenant-Co Commander Pierson, of the
United States gunboat Frolic, went on
board the Cuba, showed an order direct
from the President for the ship to be turned
over to him, and demanded her surrender.
Commodore Higgins then surrendered his
sword and vessel to Lieutenant-Com
Pierson, and himself as prisoner OF war to
the navy of the United States. The Cuban
flag was then hauled down by the United
States authorities, and the entire crew sent
aSholc Is, pennieSs condition.
The affair IN SUN" If its aspects is regard
ed here as an outrage, especially the turning
loose in our city of over 100 sailors OVID
marines entirely beyond the restraint or
control Of their officers. In anticipation OF
trouble. large special police force will be
Dut on duty tonight:
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Lynchburg appropriates -, 5OOto her fair.
Chills and fever prevail to an unusual eX-
tent in Lynchburg.
Jackson Wright, a worthy and estimable
citizen Of Amherst county, residing on In
dian creek, committed suicide on Sunday.
The engineers of the Lynchburg and Dan
vile route are about to set out on survey
ing expedition.
Bishop Greene, of Mississippi, is lying
quite i'll at the residence Of Nj. Il. I. Craig
hill, in Lynchburg.
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Father Isyecinfi,e's Position.

New YORK, October 9.-Father Hva-
cinthe, who arrived here yesterday, still
cStcems himself Roman Catholic. He does
not despair of his Church, and still hopes
that the Council Of Rome will give such 4
verdict in accord with progress and the
gospel, and will leave none Of her children
nIltraSt.
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tom, October 1S.-The pastors of the Evan
gclical churches in Boston and vicinity, at
meeting yesterday, appointed a committee
to confer with Father Hyacinthe and make
suitable arrangements for extending to him
public reception, if such step is deemed
advisable.
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A GREAT EsrERpR1sE.-Mr. A. 7. Stewart
has contracted for five hundred miles OF
streets and roadways on his Hampstead
Plains purchase, and purposes erecting
thereon next summer, for the beginning OF
town of workingmen's homes, flye nun
dred dwellings. one hundred of which are
to cost ten thousand dollars each. What
magnificent monument for generations TO
come will this grand work be to the chief Of
our merchant princes.-Nea0 York Herald
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The EPISCOPAL METHoDIsT."-The edl-
tors Of this well-knoWn paper announce
that they have secured the editorial services
Of the Rey. DR.. John II. Linn, Rev. DR.. l.
y. Huston, Rev. a. W. Wilson, and the
Rev. Dr.. Lipsconb, Of the University OF
Georgia The Rev. Or. Munscy viii also DC
IN occasional contributor to It's columns: .
Rev. John Poisai and Rev. : s. Roszell, oil
Baltimore, are the managing editors,
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BUFFALo.-BUfdlo,
=. +. October l8.-Thc tar shops ofthe Lake
Shore railroad were burned Yesterday. A
chooses, and large quantity Of lumber,
ear materials. and tools, were consumed.
The loss is over S300,000; fully Insured.
One hundred and fifty workmen are thrown
ont Of employment. The origin OF the hre
l. unknown.
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From Mexico.

New York, October 19.-Dates from the
city of Mexico are to the 18th.
Mr.. Seward was ut ManZanilla. Presi-
dent JuareZ has gone TO the same place.
Congress had refused to grant further
railroad contracts except to parties who
show their ability TO fill them.
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,Else unprecedented; Fcniau Invasion of
Canada.
TORONTO. October 19.-'fhc gunboat
Prince Alfred has been ordered to lie gotten
ready for service ut Goodrich 10 defend the
towns on the upper lakes against reported
Fenian priyatcerS.
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T..c Ohio Election.

Columns. O., October 19.-GovernOr
Havcs's official majority is nearly 5000. The
Republican majority is one in the Senate
and three in the House.
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FeRESS-MMKING.

DRESS-NIAKING.-MIsS a. WILSON
I y Gate Of Main street, respectfully announces
To her friends and patrons that she has now re-
moved to Fourth street between Grace and Frank
lin, where she is prepared to do FASHIONABLE
DRESS AND CLOAk-MAk1NG at prices to suit
the times. - . u.x,
whr LATEST AND NEW EST PATTERNS re-
ceJvcG from Madame bcmOrcst monthly.
Also, CUTTING and FITTING. oc 1S-codd
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Mr.. Horace Greeley, it is said, is about to
purchase one thousand acres OF land III flr-
ginia, and will parcel it out and settle ten
families on the tract,
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North carolina State Fair.

RALEIGH, n. c., October 19.-The State
Fair opened to-day. The exhibition Is cH-
ccedinely fine for Il first day.
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ArrwrT 70 OUTRAGE GIRL or TEE
Ns.ts.-AhOut 6 O'Clock last evening lit
ilr g:r.. aged ten years, The daughter of Mr..
Gr9rra Wexford. a clerk in the State Depart
mont. was coming through Joncs'S woods.
vhf.hor she had been to gather hickory
mats. when She WAS met by stalwart neGo
named Sen. Washington, who violently as
-e.trd her with intent to commit n rape.
The child screamed aloud, and the negro
vas only deferred FROM his diabolical at
Tempt - the approach OF assistance. He
w., arrested Washington Republican Of
".,>#.E.
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Eronvy-Guoy Storm nj the West.

TEcavy-SnOw Storm "a the West.
ST. LOUIS, October 19.-There was Vlo-
lent snow-storm here from I o'clock till
noon to-day.
LOUISVILLE, by. October ia heavy
snoW-Storm set in to-day at noon.
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The Tennessee Senatorship.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 19.-The bal
loting for senator commenced to-day. The
chances are in favor Of Johnson.
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The missing $1,000 package sent to The
Treasury Department, and mentioned in
these dispatches few days ago, has turned
up in a street. car, where it was dropped by
. Treasury meSscngcr.-DGtd, IN Sun.
Rev. 4. b. Earle. Of Amherst. Mass. has
nrrrlcu a call to The pastorate of Calvary
Baptist church, Washington city, and will
commence his mini>tration> on sunday, No.
N,ml,r 18th. He is welt known in Rich
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CATTLE.-Thrty-one carloads of cattle
arrived from Southwest Virginia on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad Yesterday,
and were shipped Ga the Orange read To
different points in the North.-Ly1'ch5oHy
R9nnhLcnn 1917.
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INSURANCE coMpAxrEs.
IGERMANIA
M LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
| OLE NEIN YORK

and security OF this t5frpsny,s Investments 1t IL
only necessary TO glance at tile atinexed extract
from the official table from the report for iss5 os
noh. William Barnes, Superintendent of the Iusu-
rance Department 81 The State of New York, show
Inc tic proportion of realized CASH to unrealized
or CONTINGENT items In the asset accounts of va
rious New York com anfes
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NEWSPAPER SUsPENsIoS.-l'hc publication
of the Weekly Sentinel has been suspended
in this city, but will, it is understood, be
resumed in a short time. nj Gordonsviilc, by
its new proprietor, Major Hcrbert.-Alet-
QndriG Gazette.
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So. Imitation. Reported in circulation.

TIE TENNESSEE PUBLIC DEBT-REsoIU-
TIoys or TIE STATE SENATE AGAINST REpu-
DIATIoN. &c.-Nash0iUe, October l8:-ln
the Senate to-day the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
..Res0lreG, That the people OF Icnnes-
see will never sig1alize their restoration to
the control Of public affairs by cotntenan-
eng in any manner disregard OF Their pup
lie obligations. ..--..-,
:. Resolced, That under strict retrench-
ment and rigid economy in all other re-
<pects all available revenues and resources
d tie State should be faithfully approprl-
atcd TO paving interest on our bonds, debt,
and the security of the principal at matu-
rity, forwl.ich they arc in honor bound"
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t>>.>sGRs~ Stl1r4:>.rr..-irf .tie Secoma
d:>rrla, Of Virginia, embracing Norfolk and
vr.nr>,ur@. the following assistant assessors
wr-s q pointed Yesterday by Commissioner
D".@un: Archibald Mckillup, Isaiah Fear
igg. Charles L. Nash. L. i. HOLMAN, Nor
San sherman, George II. Maynard, John T.
Dunbar, JuncS Hcaton. and Charles L.
Sracrby.-FUru(y'S Chronicle, 1871.
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARASCE.-Mr. David
I. Uoag, of Boscowan. New Hampshire;
arrived in this city on the 18th of Septem-
Der, and regi >tercd at the Norvell House,
where he remained until the 9th instant, ut
which time he mysteriously disappeared,
and nothing has since been heard from him.
=. S.--Since writing the above we learn
that Mr.. Hoa% left here on the 9th instant
for Petersburg in company with gentle
man. who left him at Burkeyille, and who
afterwards met him in Richmond that eve
ming. where he remained for several days.
He seemed 10 have no special business on
hand. and the inference of this gentleman,
from the mans demeanor and conversation,
is that his minu has become deran9ed. Ii
that is not the cas-. Z ! EVIDENT he has prac-
ticed a deception on the hotel here, and this
seems to be the most natural coEclu>lon.-
LynchGnry Iirgtnsan, 1871.
MYSTERIOUS D1sAPpEARANCE.-Nr. y Ills
q. PoindcXtcr, IN old citizen Of Bedford,
residing near Forest Depot, LETT his home
on Tuesday morning last and came TO this
city, having i'll his possession number Of
valuable papers and Som1 money. lie re-
manned here during the day, and his friends
supposed he returned TO his home in the
evening. He did not. however. and had
not returned up to yeStcrday.-LyachbnTg
Nctrs, 1911.
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Tie Cuban War.--Spnnisa Reinforce
rnnnfG.

HAVANA, October 19.-Thrce steamers,
with troops, have arrived within torty-elght
hours. Another steamer has landed 1000
troops at Cienfucgos: Another steamer ar
rived this morning filed with troops.
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Foreign News.
SPAIN.

LONDON, October 19.-An article in the
Times discussing General Prim'S power
says no King can rule i'll Spain unless ac-
ceptable to General Prim.
MADRID, October 19.-rhc Government
rcguIds the Republican instruction as end
ed, though precautions against new out
breaks are continued. 4 conspiracy to sur
render the Government barracks at San
Mateo was discovered and thwarted.
LONDON, October 19.-Privatc Madrid adj
vices state that the Government replied to
the demand of De Rodas for 3 200, 0G0 that
Spain would supply the men, but Cuba
must supply the money.
FRANCE.
PARIS, October 19.-The Emperor has
held two councils at Compeigne.
The party of the Left in the Corps Le-
cislatif has issued pacific manifesto.
The business places will be opened to-
morrow. notwithstanding the continuance
Of the clerks strike.
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FORTRESS MONROE, October 19.-The mon
itor Dictator has arrived here from New
York.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

TUE COUNTERFEIT SEvEN-THIRrY BOMBS.
The proof has heen obtained within few
DAYS past that the plato from which the
spurious Issue was printed Is an clectrotypc
from the original plate, and that the electro
,y,>jre was done in the Treasury printing
Lrrpau. Particulars ms to the manner and
liz whom the counterfeit was obtained are
withheld for the pceSent.-Ddtd, IN San.
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y EW tOt&TEEFEif> ON y ALTON Al DAMS.
The United States CouaiYJcit DcicctOT gives
the following list Of new coEncricit> that
have appeared since the first Of the present
month:
Third National Bank of Chicago, III. los
raised from i. Well done. DIS raised from
j.. First National Bank OF Springfield, III.
~. imitation. Farmers National Bank OF
Reading, Pa, reported i'll circulation. LOOK
cut iur all farmers national banks, as the
town and Stale can be easily changed ana
piulcd from tn" same counterfeit plate.
-, .}cwctt CITY National Bank, JcWCtt
city, CT. In the imitation the date on
The deck Of the ship is 1922. 1t should he
l:99. Ghe date 1i92, on the right end OF the
Genuine bill. under the Indian princess, IS
lrlt off Of the imitation. I'll" Word..'' feb
u2idvr The cGgraycr>s name III imitation, IS
fer
y. Icwett City National Bank, CT. The
coar>csC part Of the bill is on the left end.
The femGi" lryh the stars Ocer her hcdd.
The genuine have sixteen stars i'll two hall
circles. The imitation have tWcnty-tMee,
and very iudi>tinct.
los, Farmers National Bank OF AmSter-
dam. \. Y. The letter " \ = in ''AmSter-
dam under the words National BGnk OF
III the above imitation, is smaller than the
other letters. and the Cared line under
.'UylTED2 runs into the shading OF the
"uNlvEu" The genuine does not.
pos, Fourth National Bank, New York
city. In the battle Of Lexington, on the
Jeff end Of the bill. the man lying on the
ground. his right foot in the genuine does
no, touch the lower border. The imitation
touches both lower and lett borders.
Mutual National Bank of Troy. los. I'M
itution. Dangerous; the first letter U in
mutual is out of proportion to all the other
letters. The curved line under the word
'.uSITED" in imitation extends into the
Shading Of ''UNI."
Auburn City National Bank, n. \. los.
Imitation. The shading Of the words "AU-
BURN CITY in the counterfeit is all blurred
aud heavy; the genuine is clear ana DIS
tInct.
So. Imitation. Reported in circulation.
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TIE New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thou
sand dollars in ones. $4,000 in twos. and
500, $50 in ten-doliar notes Of the new lc-
,Il-icndcr currency, were received at the
Printing Bureau Of the Treasury yesterday.
Hl!t the backs Of these notes are printed by
The New York houses, the face and seal of
,hr Treasury being put on in the Depart
T1rrt. This, with the numbering, trim
ming. Sc, will cause 4 delay of something
Ike ten days before the notes reach the
lands al the Treasurer TO be pnt into circu-
Iat,au.-N dShngt0n Republican, 1874.