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"CAsTE."--The New York World dis
poses of the t'easte" question in the fol-
lowing tart paragraph:
cat meeting of blacks In this city on
Monday night certain imprisoned speeches
were made, asserting the immense progress
of the negro race towards gentility, and
the clear right of said race to adj
mission, on equal terms with whites,
into the best hotels. With the custona-
~ ohluScncss of the African, II does
not appear to hsy" .'ruck the orators at
this meeting that it is but a poor sign Of
gcnti!ity Tor any one TO seek TO thrust in
where ne is no, wanted. A certain measure
Of what may be termed politenesS is char
acterstic Of the negro ; but. If meetings
are to he held for the purpose Of facilitating
intrusions. Cuil,s reputation for civility
will sink To the low estate Of those carpet
bag sneaks who are ncrpetually whining
about the social o>traciSm they meet South,
as if any hut m iugraincd hackglard
would seek admission where not wanted,
or howl about it when denied"
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AUGUSTA County Falr-The Counties
Represenfed-BaIloo Ascension.
ESPECIAL TRLgeRAM To rHr mrs,

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.l
sTAuSToN, Oct. 17.-Preparations for the
Augusta County Fair are in active pro.
gress to-day. The entries of blooded stock
nave been more numerous than any pre-.
v'ous year. There are also many fine
horses entered.
The counties Of Augusta, Albemarle,
Rockbridge, Bath, Hyland, Hardy, and
Rockingham, are all represented.
The aronaut, Mile st. Clair, arrived here
from New York this evening on the first
through train since the flood, and will have
q balloon ascension from the fair grounds
at 2 2. NJ. tomorrow. 6.
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The international workirgmeu'S general
meeting at New York have ratified 4 mani
tcSto declaring against war between nations,
and in favor oiuniverSal peace and fraternity.
Of all their class.
AdviceS received at Washington concern
ing the health Of Chief Justice Chase indi-
cate, says the Chronicle, that it is very
doubtful if he will ever BE- able TO resume
his seat upon the Supreme Bench.
Mr.. Sinclair Touccy. Il well-known Re-
publican politician of New York, was
knocked down and robbed of a diamond
pin, studs, and watch i'll that city on Satur-
day night.
Nevada Territory has Il population OF
Il SIS and Il property valuation of SO, 5O0,-
Onn.
Eleven stores and two hotels were burned
in Orangevillc, Canada, Friday i4ht. Loss,
$4,000.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.--The movements In the
heavy. but stu bc hind last year. Rec, ipts from
all ports, 76, 7o1 bales total since September, 272
$50 Dalcs, against 2S9,97l last year. exports from
Sock at all potts, 1911 bales. against u3,oG4
Sock nj inte riOr towns, 329 bales against % 5e
Stock in Liverpool 5G50t0 bales, against 42s, 600.
Anne rcau ton aoat, 81 COO bales. agai st 90 e00
Iudian cotton afnat 37t oc0 bales, against $50 900.
. he msrket here during the we continued to
decline, and was devoid Of animation. ..
The weather in thu South Is favorable, and pick
ing IS progressing Wig ,rou:Iv. ..
table Of exports of leading articles for the year
aggregates $500, COO OOc in which cotton fg res a;
1921, 600, OOO or nearly one-half. The details are
Uplants 1924 600 600, and Sea Island, "a oo9 coo.
The previous years tables show exports of up
lands ut $500 $50 900, and Sea Island 1T nearly So
500. 600,
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Terrible Hurricane ard Flood I'M
Cnbm-Two Thousand Lives Lost
En0rnctas E,oss OF Property

| -
HAVANA, Oct. IA hurricane occurred
here on Friday night. Little damage was
done to the city or harbor. At Matanzas,
however, 1t was very disastrous. The rise
of the water was extraordinary. 1t iriun-
dated the space between the two rivers
where the railway depots are located. The
depots, trains and passenger-house have all
been swept away. The loss of life is esti-
mated at 1000. The loss of property can
not at present be estimated, but is enor-
nous.
Cardenas also suffered greatly. The lower
part of the city was laid waste. The inte-
rior of the island back of Cardenas and
Matanzas is desolated. The sugar cane,
being backward this season, sustains less
damage than other crops.
The loss of cooperage and stock i'll ware
houses on the low grounds ut Matanzas is
very great.
The following is list of the wrecks ut
MatanZas Bark Hunt, brigs Baxter and
Charles, and schooner Edwin. Besides
these many vessels were damaged.
This has been the severest hurricane
known in this section within the past CEN
fury.
HAVANA, Oct. 16.-Spanish steamers from
Spain with 5000 troops have arrived here.
Gen. Yalmaseda reports fight at Monte
Nueva, in which 100 insurgents were
killed,
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Tina Nathan MyEpER.--Thc New York
H,w'} thinks that there is still :; pro'a-
l,I'N Z" the arrest Ct the murderer Of Mr..
N.laa'., and >ta,cS that the detectives have
recently expressed Il!c belief that the late
FL. ...."trmdcYf ut police and Capt. kclso
w." !rl,a ne inst satisfied who committed
"a. Ia@gd.' 81 Mr.. benjamin Nathan, but
A' Io>-c,.!ng the evidence 10 convict,
49, :.lt II would be madness TO make IN
a.!r-i ANA >U1,icci tie suspected party to
p&1I.t 'Epo>lrc. Two detective, it
',riH,. lott ivr Europe soon after the muir
DER, "'r.,r >orrcct Instructions from the late
superintendent, and returned 4 few days
me, and some persons belleve, says The
"!i'rr, jh1t they have brought with them
""l"i G'rh evidence. Stun
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A2EIvEr.
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
merchandise and passengers W. L. Brett.
Schooner II. Il. Ely, McAll!ster, Philadelphia,
coal, :. II. Halves.
Schooner G. P. Stickney, Matthews, Philadel-
phia coal, j. II. Woodcock
Schooner W. S. Thompson, Rsiner, Phlladei-
phia, coal, w. Roberts W, l.,
Schooner Mary augu:ta, Wooten, HaVre &c
Grace, coal, W. Roberts. .
Schooner Mary G. Iliott, Buell., Wilmington,
Del, gllano Allison & Addison.
Schooner Francis French, -, Phlacelphla,
coal, S. P. Lathrop.
Schooner z. b. Carter Reed Norfolk, shingles,
James Gum.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
ca2ndise and passengers l.. Is. Tatun
ste amer State OF Maryland, Irayers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. Z. Brett.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Oct. 18.-Arrived, steamer Adml-
raj Reybold, Baltimore. merchandise ana passel-
s-rs, York MiVer Railroad Company, and sailed
18th On return. =.
AQUA CREEK, Oct. 16.--Arrived, steamer GeOr.
pcaria, Freeman, Baltimore, merchapdise aud
passengers, Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Po-
tonlsc railroad Company, and sailed l7th on re-
turn.
INK TELEGRAPH.l
FORTRESS MONROE. OcG. 1.-THE pilot boat
Slicer rerorts arrived al the Capes ship Oliver,
Walsh, from Callao, and received orders FOR New
York. Passed ill., Tor Baltimore, brig Skyal,n,
s:aidc. from Malaga; brig l.alia, from Ponce.
Passed out, bark Mani.on, for Aricabo; steamer
Liberty, for Cubt.
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syr1AssrIss.


An dlVEKsrbAtlBOATk
y ca ny. 70 Il E1RyoaK. -
1NSs - TaE.SAMes RTyEB. q ne sfasT and
elegant ted States lrgfI stsaDter
o IL N4S VI " &c y TER s-Ss
Captain q. G. GTTUBn, ss
leaves c1mpanY rs whaIf At sockets for the
aeoys-aaD; d places on MONDAYS, WEDSEs.
DAYS, ard F8TISky5, SttHALF-PASTag Six
O'CLUGH A. NJ, and RETURNS ON Tuesdsys
Thursdays, orid Saturdays.
Passengers arrive IN Norfolk in time TO con-
meet With steamers for BALTIMORE and pofnss
EGr!h. 1911 rs ~
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg On ar
rival OF steamer 7, 90, ~ - y 81.
Fare TO Norfolk a SO.
liberal arrangements made for EVENING EX-3
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdsys, ana ss-
turiays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Bslti.
more, and principal LANDINGS on Chesapeake bay,
and all regular landings on James river, at REA-
SUEABEE RATES.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. b. TATUM,, General Agent
sci aasyrs~s Office. COmpany,S wharf.
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CnMMERGIAf,.
CopH srf FLOUR arxCHAFeE,t
aiCHEoEps Va, Oct, IT. 1870. :

UFF6HINS26s II
Waedt.-Whlse, a,asa bushels, Req, 1,tas bush
'1Ciorn.-whi,e. 100 bushels. yellow, 20 bushels.
Mixed, eco bushels.
Oats. -4s6 bushels,
Rye.-?s bushels.
SAI.ES.
E1eat.-Wbite, 200 bushels fair at SL45; 274
bushels good nc 81 so; 60 bushels foul at &120; DO
bushels weevil eaten ut 81 IS; o. bushels at $40
100 bushels foul ar SL25; 13O bushel5 prime on pri
yatp terms: 60 bushels aged at 81 5oz busHcs
good at @l.5ei 40 bushels ut Sl.as. Total, $50
bushels.
els foul at 81. 2s3; 10 bushels prime at 81. 40; 90
bushel, 70 al at 81 Is 12s bushels at S120 90 bush.
els inferior at SllO; IS bushels fair at $2 %
bushels inferior at Sl.17i; IS bushels at S1.25.
Total, 500 bushels -
Cor7..-White, so bushels damp, new, DOC. Yel-
low, &c bushels at 81.
Oats.-262 bushels very good at 45c.; so bushels
prime at 473c. Total, BIZ bushels.
RE-ExHrBITED.
Wheat.-White, s7G bushels. Red 200 bushels.
OltS.-50 bushels.
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TREAsURE-HUNTING.-Tt is stated that q
ring" of Texas politicians, headed by q
member of Congress and 4 collector of one
OF the largest ports in that State, is in WASH
ington intriguing to induce the Secretary of
the Treasury to hunt up some alleged mil
lions of treasure which should have reverted
to the United States upon the dissolution Of
the southern Contcdcracy, and part of
which, it is charged, certain cN- Confederate
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sEwING-aIACHINES.

WHEELER & WILSON SEWING
wv MACHINES, acknowledged to be TIE best
In the world for family purposes, because they use
no shuttle and mske the lock-sritch, which VIII
he OVER Fl FIVE We HUNDRED THOUSAND SOLD
AND IN USE! Awarded the first premium az
the WORLDS Fair three different times over all
sewing machines exhibited for family purposes.
Sold on the instalmens principle, and tnstruc-
ton given in using by G. l.. RADWAY,,
Sc % - 73s Main street, Richmond
WTNG-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SIS "
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. sen
the oniy PROPER NEEDLES for tee ShCAI
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. .-..,,,
Wa rils Gary street pear Fourteenth
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York s,oc,x .,,., ,...,

New York Stock and Money 1arket.
NEW YORK, Oct. H-Noon.-Gold ia. Stocks
steady. Mopeys@s per cent. Exeh .nge--,ong 81 ;
short, O. a2s, llsi, 4, = =, :
hrentne'-Gold dull ranging from 1,s to lis,,
nu. ciosea steady. 'ss's, li2s; efs nis; 1859,
iua' new noa; 'eTs, Iioa; 1875; i1oa. s-4o,s,
iood' Ienhessee's, o.; new, eoa. Virginia e's,
% .: new, W; Louisiaua's, est new, esq., Levee's,
Is SIS 81. alab sna's lol SIS 20. Georrt a,s 10
Is, 90. soath CarolIua's 8, 80 new 70.
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From Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. %, VIA HAVANA,
Oct. 16. - Congress reassembled to-day.
There was no opposition to Tehuantepec
concession. A bill for general amnesty,
with few exceptions, was passed.
The California Gulf pearl fisheries have
Welded bountifully.
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Civil Rfss,rs I'M "a Circus.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 16.-Messls'
Murray d Stone have been arrested ut the
instance of negro named John Brown,
who was thrust from their circus for insist
ing upon occupying seat in the place re-
served for ladies accompanied by gentle
men. The case, after brief hearing, was
dismiSsed
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The Memory Of Gen. Lee mississippi
State FAIR.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. T.-All business has
been suspended here to-day. A mass meet.
inc was held in honor OF the memory OF
Gen. Lee. Resolutions requesting the press
of the country to forward to the Faculty oil
Washington Coege copies of sne t tn ths
death of Gen. Lee, with the view to COM
Milling a memorial! volume, were adopted.
The Mississippi State Fair opens here on
Monday. 1t promises to be Il great success.
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An ELEcIHH IEIcK.-A letter from Scran-
1'H, "a, represents that Il respectable and
ihlurH'Mi German citizen OF LuZerne
'"nntT, "'tn hid been recently naturailzed,
Wa refused hi vote 10y the Republican
once! "E account Of iii apparent flaw III
u" papers. The applicant. however, went
away and tiack,Hcd his face, turned his
'"Elnan name Into English. and his vote
".t> received By the Republican officers
without word Of dissent. Then, to them
@~'on.>n4cnt, he voted The Democratic
I"H"l. lie i, threatened with prosecution,
GlA be threatened in reLuln Il prosecution
~ dctg.G42 Ai!n OF his right 10 vote.
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4 RAILROAD MURDERER CONVICTED
Mansfield. Ohio, Oct. 15.-The trial of VIM.
Gage, for murder, by throwing a train of
the track Of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne,
and Chicago railroud, near Lucas, Ohio. last
May, killing an unknown man and wound
ing two or three other persons. was con-
Cluded in The Richmond Court of Common
Pleas last night. The jury this morning re-
turned 4 verdict of "guilty of murder in
the second degree" Gage will bc sentenced
TO the pcnitentiary for life.
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The Hurricane.

KEY WEST, Fla, October 1.-THE
steamers Cuba and Gulf Stream have ar
rived. They were four days in getting to
the wharf. The Cuba reports having felt
the hurricane seventy miles out. The ma
val squadron and monitors are all safe.
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II MoURN1NG.--The daughter of one of
our prominent naval officers, on duty in
this city, is wearing Grape on her arm for
General Lee. 1t appears that her parents
We're in Norfolk at the time of her birth
so she is a Nirginian; and :: rrmonStrance
from her mother only had the effect Of MAX
ing her remove the ''weed' from the out
side so as to be partially covered by an al
most transparent sleeve 0$hing!oa Star.
If.iOyy.7' 10
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Liberation of Negroes Captured from
SsayfrS, &c.

HAVANA, Oct. T.-Gen. De Rodas has is
sued a decree liberating from slavery 1900
negroes captured from slavers during the
years of 1866, and 7.
The French mail steamer Darien has been
lost. Her crew was saved.
The prices Of sugar are stiff, but un-
changed. The transactions are large.
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Atd for dine Frencr-Japanese VISITORS

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE French
ladies RENTED to France, saturday, over
$50, 1000 for sanitary purposes:
A number of japanese of high rank ar
aived here Saturday. Among them was the
Prince Imperial, heir apparent to the
throne. He is the first of the Royal family
that ever left japan.
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An.SEAUH r IETSs
~ 4 r L l. J. Z 81
RGSTAURATEUR, -N
l.O4 LAIN STREET,

Has rtGttcd bis saloons. and iHvites the custom OF
Ola frierG8 wrCGc p.trGnlge ana goodwin ne ii;ts
cd for ty-ert seven years. us Lttbir.o
,or.ab,c and retired. AMI tie gentle Ladies 81
Richmond md from abroad vii una on BIS biliS
GF fare al THEY Gc$irc, whirh VIII DC SeF'ea ia
IN. most elegant style OF his art.
TIE winter programme i row preSeutcu WIN
al is luxGrie5 ana lcacle3 OF lano an "att!,
30 Inril u,arsc; and the luxurious c@p; rlGnAnns
frgm \ rth and south will be found IN ms larder.
enc. ovst@rs fish. vcnson, d" I'D ana tame lo"i,
%r Er served IL the best styles 10 order.
pis BAR j. supplied vita AlQIHRs S gnsur-
rnsssd hy thaye IL any bar Il IN" nelted Sta.e,,
ti,e most exquisite style by his experienced par
keeper. .,, ,a,,e IN HE mi.
,.q.s. rooms sunplIed promptly according to Or
U.HEYRS, SCPP%E&, AMI MEALS furnlsilHra
'.tintrv customers will always FIND accolnmouh-
ton and their o-ic?s promptly hied. OF
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Sfaamhnaf Race.

NATcHEz, MISS, Oct. 1.-THE steamer
Natchez beat the time of the steamer Lee
to-day twenty minutes. She was received
here with music, firing Of cannon, and Il
display Of fireworks.
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RexoIL al Martinique.

HAVANA, Oct. 16.-The negroes at Martl,
nique revolted on the 24th ut. Ihey burned
fifty plantations and killed some Willis
The revolt is caused by the French reYolu-
ton.
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TLOTUiNG.

CLoriIiNG'
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
1905 MAIN STREET,
have nov ready 10. the fail and winter large and
elegant stock Of CLOTHING: and GENTS FUR
NISNING GOODS, which they are Offering at
such prices that cannot fail 10 please all who may
favor them with II ell
SHIRTS I'Ai:E IT, ORnEG.
nc Is Ivy
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The Released Eaniana.

AUBURN, n. Y, Oct. 1.-THE Tenians,
Storr, Thompson, and ,Manniy, have been
released. In response to serenade, they
said that they thanked no party nor admin
istration, but only the people, for their re-
iaoSa
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TIE tribute paid by Governor Walker,
Of Nircinia-himself a Federal solder-to
the memory OF General Lee, as reported by
telegraph Yesterday. was a noble exhibition
Of true manhood. The people of that State
and Of the South will ever hold it in CRATE
tul remembrance. Walker represents the
men of the North-Grant's Treasurer
[HoutwcllJ its hyenas.-Nacon (GaD Tcle-
v,.J1J2i
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Domestic Markets-TBY TELEGRAPu.1

NEW YORK. Oct. 17-Noon.- Flour 1o@lsc.
frmer at 45t@lse; Rosin guiet:: freights trm.
4NEw YORK. Oct. H-Egentng.-C9tton closed
easy: sales, IS, 900: uplandS. l5sc. Flnur-S State
ana western superfne, $500 $3.50 southern a M
er: common TO fair extra, &5.Sc@$s:Sc. Wheat;
=, n,,r red and sr mestet sssa1 red
r ra s %:kc y" dsss ss er si 1t s
at at 4ssGisc t'e K5sa d ie I'' at e@os Taiiow
heavy ut SsN9tc. Freights very firm.
Gold, l1s@liaS. Money, 5als Sterling arme!r at
st@a!. Governments firm. SOutherns aull, with
out material change. T..
BALTIMORE Oct 17.-C. ton very firm, holders
are asking hi her rates: mddlines, l5tc-
BALTIMORE; Oct, Iz-alour steady and fairly
a r cSr 5 and IL VICE. sas Bs
con firm: stock scarce; shoulders, l5c. Whisky
quiet at 9cc WSl
super tine, $3.50 .5.75; extra. ss@so75; family
tra, ss.25gs7:25; fimlly, *7:5oGse;7 Is: western
sse@s5S s'e4WHIha amber ss75o eoSd
to prime 4oS0c: common to to far 1sso
sises, lSSc.; hams, CSC. Lard. lie. ~
CINCINNATI, Oct. 17-Flour steady and in
moderate Demand. Corn duh and dropping: old,
5sl55c.;- new. 43@45c Pork quiet and weak al
S?5 so. Lard steady at 16c. Bacon quiet and I'M
changed. Whskey, siDs5c.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. r.-Flour firm; extra family
IS 25. Com quiet choice old, shelled s5c. Pro
visions heavy. Mess pork, SEE; Hams. 25c lard
lssc. Shoulders, Htc.; clear Sides ls3c. Whiske!
| dull At S4GlS5c.
| WILMINGTON. y. c., Oct 17.-Cotton dull ant
nominal midd!inas, lie. -.
| SAVANNAH, Oct, l7.-Cotton very firm, holder
| asking hisher prices; middlings, H3@i4se.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.-sugar fair; new rec
| tilted ll2c centrifugal, I22: receipts. 1s hogs
| head - first this season. Molasses-Prime ne
s1.O9. Cotton active ut full prices; middlipga
| li3T0ltsc.
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NIEg.>IA<-A new office is established at
i'n'"!'~ Castle, Nurir county, and JGhn NJ.
IE.m'- Il appointed postmaster; OH route
>aiNA J." SURF COURTHOUSE. The salary
u Iav Postmaster al Manchester IS read
Ni,'.I # 1850 yer annUm. instead Of 500.
10 taA" ...er. january, i'll.
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Executive Amendment.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Josiah DAILY has
been appointed collector for the Sd MISSES
sippi district, ,,,. ,,,or,,,
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maHENE IHTELl.AaENCE
POET OF aICHMUND. OCT. Ii, 1870

IMMATURE ALMANAC. OCT. IS, 1870.
Am rises GO Moon rises........ 200
lun cots ......,. $50 High tide. ........ 1877
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH
LONDON. Oct. T-Noon.-Consols, s9s. Uniled
States bonds s0t.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. IL Noon.-Cotton opened firm;
up:ands, SID; Orleans, SID
LIVERPOOL, oct, -Erening.-Cotton closed
huovant: uplards ssd.: Orleans, sgd. Wheat
firmcr for all descriptions. Flour ilrmer. Pork
declining. Lard firmcr.
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Fatal Accident IN EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, Oct. IA maya
zine exploded here to-day, killing, and
wounding fifty persons, including three
EurOpeens.
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YIIST RECEIVED, fine lot of I'M.
81 poeTEDs CIGARS, az various prices. 8 S s.l
n. WOOD j. SONS, corner or AIntn apc MAIN ~,
streets, and try some OF them. ~
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CoHEyhrs OF THE ENGLISH PRESs.--Lon-
1>H, bct. l5.-Ihe English journals are
,rcuiln2 with eulO@istic obituary notices OF
Gen. Lee. In the Times this morning Col.
FroIn2ni", Of The Guards, goes so far rs to
say Inc Only blot upon the reputation OF the
2fcat c3tnIIa!dcr was the escape from ami
niiati"n OF the northern army after the bat
u" o Fredericksburg, which il TO be attrih-
o'ca - the fact That his scuse Of humanity
"Se.p,""Ird tA" stern duty Of the general.
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Pennsylvania Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-Official returns
show that Mercur (Rep.) is elected to Con-
crcss in the 18th district by 1l3 majority.
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BOOTS, SHOES, xe.

yKTINGO, Elicit g. CRUMP,
wv 1908 MAIN STREET, bet. 1aIh and l4n.
We are in daily receipt Of our stock OF ROofS..
SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., comprising the latest
and hest STYLES of LADIES', Misses, Chldren's ana
Gents Boots and Shoes also an excellent ne-
sortment Of the very best farmers heavy g9pd ef
which we are selling very low. A cali solicited.
g. z. WIHGO,
late with Gardner Carlton.
JOHN u. ELLETT,
late with T. s. Baldwin.
JAS. d. CRUMP,
late with Waggoner Harvey.
JAMES A. GRIGG, Salesman. DC Vim
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E~,OAL AND WO0D.-ANTHRAClTE
COAL for CRATES, stoves, and furnaces CLIO
YER HULL LUMP, II ELL, and SMITHS Okh
ana PINE WOOD, long or sawed; al greatly re-
tcenth and Cary or 7os Grace street.
so 10 CHARLES Ii. PAGE co.
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EAeaGE 5&Gs
THE CHEAPEST CLOTHING-HOUSE
IN tbs CITY.

u. ". X sc, SIS BROAD >HhEfT,
,,holr.al, and rc;ail ie:lv. III CT OTHISG, FIE-
\l~llISG 60 PD%. HATS. EtfS. and UNI
Hkr AA>, takes ilcl&utc III calling attention o
his re ~entiy-purchas.d supplies. Great bargains
are offered In gents. youths. "nd boys Clothing
Gents +, finishing Goo IN great variety. Hats
Cans SIX and Ging1am UInrrcttas, III great va
ritty, o. excellent qualit:. Piece GHssim"leS OF
choice qualities, large ASSORTMENT OF gents %nd
Youths CA.cs, Ne. Low price; and QUICK sales Is
iry motto Please cali il for selves, 4: 32S
Bread street, conner "f 81. ii. y. 4. 81,
"a. 1.:,u Clio higr. &c.
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NTEW WHOLESALE CHINA, GLASS,
IN AND QUEEN SNARE HOUSE,

am receiving direct frrm The manufaetnscss ~
sna,ns Stock. embracing all me TO- fat zee snd
dssigns purchased on tha most fsyeI snaS ssaa.s s
since The decline In gold. ~; =.
teress to exafnc my saeek ana 2rlsnss Ks esaVsS
making sleir purchases IA 4 g IN M sssect
n "a 10 keVu G&ss&A 70
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The Removal OF Gen. lees Remains
LEXINGTON, Oct. 1G.-The committee OF
the Virginia General Assembly have re-
ceiyed no assurance that their request TO
bury Gen. Lees remains at Richmond would
be granted. Their removal, however, ID
DrOlmble,