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BY TELEGRAPH.
Supreme. Court Enthusiastically oil
tho Enfertor-The Ohio Election.

Supreme. Court Inttcrs-Secrctary OF
tho Enfertor--The Ohio Election.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 1.-THE fall
term of The Supreme Court commenced to.
day with between six and seven hundred
cases on the docket. Among the questions
to be decided are the validity of the enforce.
ment act, and alao the validity of the act 81
the California Legislature prohibiting the
importation OF Chinese womep. Attorney
General Pierrepont was before the court to.
day attending TO the interests Of the Govern.
meDt.
Unless the appointment Of the Secretary OF
the Interior Is announced tomorrow the
office will be vacant. as under the law the
Assistant Secretary cannot act for The De.
partmeut for longer period than ten days,
which taye now expired.
There is great excitement in all quarters
over the Ohio election tomorrow. Several
heavy bets were made here on the result.
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RALTIMoHE's GRIMES ON SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY. II Among the reports OF criminal
doines and their consequences in Baltimore
during the past forty eight hours are inciu.
did the deeds of the experienced burglars
who have been opening and pluudering
stores and warehouses in the centre Of the
city. The reports show that they gos into
seven stores in ore neighbGrhood, but their
plumber amounted to very little not above
few hundred dollars In the total. Some
thieves who made raid on house near the
Lexington market on Saturday night Jared
better. their booty amounting TO over six
hundred dollars in coin and jewelry. In ad.
di,ion TO the exploits Of turelirs there are
saddcr features of crime 10 note, the worst
of which is the preparation of nameless
outrage tina. caused great excitement in
East Baltimore and very nearly led 10 lynch
ing. Something of the same sort was de-
vcloped in West Baltimore, and both OF the
men accused of the heinou5 crime are row
lodged in jail. - american.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. October 11.-Co'ton firm sales OF
G26 bales at 13aG14sc. Southern flour steady
common to iair extra, $5.SU@t6.90: g,1d to
choice, 6.95@rf9 Wheat frn.er ana In fair de.
maud fer sound nd new neWn and od WHIT" o5
amber western: fl.30MS SO for sound new and
old white western. Corn acliye and h'gh'r; nc.
ern mixed: 73H@74c. for high mix=d ana vel.
low western. Oats a sradc frmer: 36655c:
@ na kite GasaeG "r
2 &c. gold for cargoes l9G22Ec. gold for ioblotS.
sugar quiet and steady. Molasses unchangcd
iGaSG 0Hc. Rosin firm at rI.7OuSs1.75. Turpen-
line firm Ut SOC. Pork brmcr; new mess lob lots at
1872 5O@B22 80. Lard qu'et and firm at 3 81 &C.
lGr prime steam. WhlsKey shade easier sr 1.lsk
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October l1.-FIour quiet and steady
Wheat dull: Peunsy !vania red, 81 30@f1.35: Ma
r,and red. $l.lO9sl.45; amber, s1.50@tl SIS !;
white. VI 2UGSl5o Corn quiet ad ,frmcr;
Provisions easier. Pork steady and firm. Bulk
meats-Shoulders, 0c.; clear rib: 1870 l4c Ba-
gen0Sm S 1HAe eear r1o ~ i4i na ans
quie and finn. hiskcy dull at $l.17 sugar strong
at 014gl U2c.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE cattle market
was rather dun this w, k, but prizes are hrmer:
3.3GOhead arrivedan we're scldat 7a7!'. for extra
Pennsylv mia aud W. stern steers 5ts64c. for fair
10 good; 4@I5c. "a H.. gTGs>, fol- nn.on. 10
.0d nj 5G6c. - IL gross. Hogs were lower:
$500 head arrived and were soIdat :12@$l3 r.
wv CINCINNATI.
CfSCINSATI. October 11.-Flour aniet and
steady. " heat steady ana firm AZ S1.3OG*1 80.
&, ri dull; mixed and white, 5S062c. Oats dun at
900 35c Barley d9 aud pncIa.Stu hy G q nnd
higher ut s22. 7!sa s23. Lard quiet and 'teady;
stein, 1897, kettle l3aGl4c. Bulk; meets
nnmir ally uuchargeh. bacon steacy ana ilrin.
a, SC so common lirht, $7@S7.25; good II lienl
meIium,S 7.5u@t7 10; good bu chers.; - S59:S'
RECEIPTS, 2,275 head; shipmenmIs, SIG bead ;a
Butter steady and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 11.-Flour quiet and nn-
changed. Wheat quiet and unGnanseJ Gn,n 9niddl
Rye dni at SOC. Proylsio IS quiet aud steidy.
Hulk meats houlders, 9as@9hc; Gear rio.;ides
1870 SIC clear sides, 14Sc. Bacon hculners,
clear c1s5de a4@G senT siee ia 4s
Whissey quiet and unchanged at Sl13. bagglng
quiet and firm Ut l3HGl A..
st. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, October 1l.-Fl0ur STEADY anu nIin
for low grades; medium and choice du'i; Nneat
nrmer; 40. red winter. $3.50. Corn inactive;
No. q mixed, 57Ac. bid for car-lUts Oats quiet
and weas No. 2, 3Gfc., October. Barley quiet and
unchanged. Rye scarce aud nothing doQe FORK
steady aud unchangSd; nkn nhani6sr. on ex@i0c
CLEAR RIO SIDES, $40 44c.: clear sides, A.. Whs-
key-Noue here. dogs steady ann nrm; : altle
sSGs 1 ts thG,se R5!ss sS 20 s6; so
g. IS good 10 choic Texans, 81 5SgS4'1e'- tne
uium u fair, % lO4t3,60; common' SZ'oog
Receipts.-Flour. 6. 600 barrels: wheat. $4,000
bushels: corn. 81 90 bushels oats, 63 99O push.
els: barley 10, 900 bushels; rye. 600 bushels I;
hogs, 1870 head; cattle, 1885 head.
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Teachers Institute In Washington
tHUiiey.

LIT" I"a1t nee al The RichmoR! hi p ttch.l
&El>GpuS, Va, October S, 1915.
j Teachers Institute for Washington
'.L,i IL, JH>t ~ ,urncd, having held its
'"'>t"@> hire tor lh!ee days. II is said to
I've teen tie largest one ever held in the
sac, "Eh o." NJ, ptiou. There were Sc.
''A('>t''n i'acHelS present. There are
sA' Aund'c! >.hUUlS in the county. Dr..
"!31'T, Nalpr JED. Uo'cbkiss. and Protes.
-! >.h o""n, were present, and gave very
'"'t'h.hing aad Instructive lectures and ad-
s.'>"> on tHc whole common school syS-
'"'- -'"-iarhy, writing, arithmetic, gram
~''' d. b" teachers seemed very much
.-.'''',rd, and 10 doubt went home feeling
.""' h'N ~ TIE ln..ltute. Ii an observer
80! t!'!.!>', would say the lectures were
u" 'i'N Ike college lectures and not
-" "-" % 4 Lorma character. Another
.''.',''h would b. the Hi>prCnunciation Of
"'"">. !no>c who stand at The head Of
CO.'S" III nrn school. and come to teach the
y ','."'!' should br Very particular about
'4." 'i"rtb. The following words, on which
-''"2'' !r> 10 not Ditlrr, were almost con-
"a, az y &'';r"npna d during the discussions ::
. .' r. Fd''M. apparent. ISOLATE, are (pro-
''''''Q l'he ~, recess. dc.
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"CASToN INSIDE LINE"
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

On and after OCTOBER 1ST the splendid iron
steamers OF ibis line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner Of
rectnn each "trip at Canton, Md. hast Baltimore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for PhilafelDhia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All frtigEt by this line covered by Are and marine
insurance free OF cost. No dockagc charged al
Richmond. Rates "a low as any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
Dond.
Frrights ordered BY this line should be marked
"Canion Inside Line" and sent to the Pbilaael-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philade,.
pbla.
Freights received daily IN Philadelphia and Rch.
moHd. For further information apply 10
l.. z. TA1UM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-secOud and rOck streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
Us. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadepha- Ia
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New York Items.

New YORK. October 1l.--The lnman-Line
steamer City OF Berlin arrived at Queens
town to-day, making the trip in seven days,
fifteen hours, und eight minutes; the fastest
from port 10 port on record.
The legality Of the transfer in December
last of the Little Rock and Fort Smith rail-
road and lands is about to be contested by
the old boudholders.
DR., Fl. II. Hembold has been discharged
from the Bloomipgdale Asylum.
An unknown schooner ran into and sans
the coal. barge Y. L. Lee off the Battery ST.
turday night, and Captain Cooper's wife aud
child. who were asleep in the cabin, went
down with the barge and were drowned.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMFY,
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS, May so, 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,-TRAIN No.

OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. May so, 1875. &
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No,
- l.-CnAnLorTE EXPRESS. Westxsrd-Lsasea
s:s5 4. NJ. leaves Dundee al i:14 r. M: leaves
E ii; leaves Salisbury al s:ls r M; srrivss a.
TRAIN no. 2-SEw YORK AND VIEW On.
LEANS EXPRESS. Eastward Leaves Charlotte at
!. s a. M :, a.
sore, Al 1866 2. d.; leaves Danville at 1:13 P.
2 Se :: h:imsSs a. sqga s7
TRAIN No. s.-THRoyaH MAn-NEw YORK
leaves Burkevin. at 4:52 P. NJ; leaves Dundee at
lo os P: NJ; leaves Danville at 1899 p. ~;
Leaves so Greensboro al PAP NJ leaves Salisbury
A; n; afriyss al Charlotte at sis A. NJ '''o
Iea KAiS Sbs NO a.Tn1susH MAn Eastwsrd
lsayes Danyills at 6:(s A. NJ: leaves Dundee al
arrives q Rlchmond at sss ?. i II. ii''0 a NJ;
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNcHBURe ccoMMopATroN
at Burkevllle II 1913 =. ~; leaves BnrseyiIs
At 1:2e P M: arrives at Lypchbure at 4:2f P. X,
NO tickets TO points beyond Burkeyille will be sold
TRAIN NO. e.-BURKEv111E ACCOMMODATIONS.
Eastwsrap Leaves Bsrksye 4, 44s A. NJ; ar
Train No. Q connects at Richmond with the
| Chesapeake and ohio IA IIrOad. =
Trans Nos 3 ana connect al Greensboro with
trains 10 and from Raleigh and GoldsbOre'.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun.
dee with train. on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad and Washington CITY, Wiz.
GINA Midland and Great southers railroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Phadelphis, and
New York. -.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains to and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and2 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richm0 md Airline rail.
road 10 and from GreeDvie, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest.
eTn points.
/ Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, augusta, Savannsh, Tallahassee. anG all
southern points.
Train No, connects at Burkevile with the At
aniic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch.
burg, Chattanooga, and all SOUL western points.
Tickets sold to all southern and snutt wecferr
points, and s2pgaga checked through.
! TphrOken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Paman sIeeDers run on all night trains.
Local tickets are coed only for continuous pas
SAGE TO The points banned on The ticket No lay
over checks will he Given.
| T. NJ. r. TALCOTr,
Engineer ard Superjntcppcrt.
W. r. WEST Master OF Traips. se27
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

'H n. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN
~ SURANCE AGENTS, iei4 hA1s sTFRE7
NORTH BkITIsH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, OF London and Ed1n.
bnryh ,Engla ud-ca pifaJ, 81 y. 100000 gold:
AMaZON INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Ctnci2
matt Ohio-as3e:s ever $1,000, 900:
YANHATTAE FIRE INSURANCE COAPk
NJ Of New York-as.ets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG Insurance. AND BANKING
COMPANY. Of Lynchburc, Va.-assets ovs'
'.hTTaSTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, o.
srooklrn, Y. Y.-assets over x300.o00:
PHOENIX INSURANCE. COMpAN1' OF brook'
Iyn N Y-assets over 8Z,00C.00O
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth Va--assets over 100000:
i.epOsI.ca with the Treasurer OF Virginia, ~ oes'
ocl. Losses eouitabIy adjusted and promptly phft
at this agency Applications solicited, and inme'
Ssts attention given tkareto &C In
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Fires.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 1 1.-THE hosting
works of the Utah mine. Virginia City, have
been burned. Loss, $3.50, 900. The shaft
was one thousand feet deep. The engineer
hoisted out the miners until be was badly
burned. Four men who remained below
when the engine was abandoned escaped
through an old shaft.
Bosrox, October 11.-Four houses OF the
Boston Ice Company were Destroyed by fire
last night, together with six hundred tons OF
ice. Cause, lncendiarism.
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Decision Of All Important Church
Case.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE long con-
tested church case growing out of the sus-
pension in 1868 of George 81. Stuart, Of this
city, by the General Synod Of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, for singing hymns and
communing with other churches, was hnally
settled to-day by the Supreme Court of Penn
sylyania at Pittsburgh in favor of the Stuart
party.
The particular case which has been decided
was the suit against the Fifth Reformed
Presbyterian church, Of this city (Rev. DR..
McAuley'>). to eject them from their church
property. BY this decision they retain their
property.
The opinion of the court was read by
Judge Gordon, ard is one of the most i'm.
portant CHURCH decisions ever given in this
country. The principles involved in this
case will determine the suit pending against
the First Reformed Presbyterian church
(Rev. D.. Wylie',), and the Second (Rev. Dr..
SterretrS), in favor of these churches and
against the Synod.
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Tits -N"'r York. October l0.-Wn-
y' ! t.""er'>, tlouf- and graiu.merchaDt,
No. ~ fr9at street, has made AN assign.
4~a'. !o~ Ittu;r vas the result of losses
- "'1'! "d'anrc> on gtain. The liabilities
y. ,'.H 70 or heavy. 4. 5. Herman, dealer
!. '","fenr,a at Il White street, also made an
~ "' h'u,> Of George Reichenberg and
''''" 4" Co., co;ton.b r oker:, yesterday an.
/, V" ,Atir IutDItrty to meet their engage
~. Liab'h',c. not stated.
',,'" ttEc, n.y.. Uc' ODER 9.-The failure
aI'. g." a., Of Montgomery, Ala, is re-
,' III Louisville by the creditors, to
}~yGyy. e'''" III ''' eua "a
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, October IL, 1875.

L
OFFERINGS.
+ WHEAT White, 67S bushels. Red, $3.50
bushels.
CoRN.-Whhe 824 bushels. Tellolp, GLE BUSH
els lfiIfd. 63G hu heels.
OATS.-220 busheIs.
RYE.-26 bushels.
MEAL.-14 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White 81 bushels common at S1.15:
so bushels far IL $3.50: so bushels very good al
$140: SO bushels 1T $l.25: 2S bushels on private
terms 36 bushels good 1T f1.3S: so bushels
good at fl.40: so bushels very go1C at 81 AZ: ! 8
bushels ut II i bushels crime on private terms
total. 4GS bushels. Red. S72 bushels very good on
priya'e terms: 100 bushels fair at 81 32 Sd BUSH
els common at 81 20: 46 bushels common al 81
1So bushels al 1928: los bushels at f1.10: so
bushe sat 81 .2S 81 bu hsls good ats as: Ga bush
els ut IL 90 bushels very good at 400 "a bushels
fair at 81 81 26G bushels fair al 81 33-toAl, zoos
bushels.
CORN White. $50 bushels very good at Toe.
Surrendered, 20U bushels 1T 75c. Aired, So
bushels very good ut 7o;.
RE-EXHIRITED.
WHEAT White. 30 bushels Red, $50 bushels.
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TYPE WRlri<G IN THE MAILS. The Post
master. General decides that " matter printed
or written with typewriter is matter TO
which no specific rate Of postage is assigned,
and as such is ject 10 letter-rates OF post
age. 1t is also decided that subscribers TO
new. papers should'rcmove their names from
the margins of such papers bef>rc mailing
to other parties, otherwise they become sub
inci 10 lelier.nnSIauc
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rno uas. WIT Fatal Prize. Fight.

BOSTON, Octo Der 11.-Mieaael Corney, o
principal, and the seconds Ia the iatai pre-.
ignt gave themselves up TO The ponce last
night, aud were locked up for examination
until this morning, wien they, together WILD
other participants, numbering 10 all one
d zen, were held for Trial,
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,n',' I"'' ENROLMENT ESTIMATES. - Wash.
'.,'' Vctonei 10 The reports of Colonies
.~, -" and A1,H 10 General Humphreys,
,1,,.., 'n' 'h2'h'er corps, contain the fol-
s.' ''"tNa'ts lDr river and harbor i'm
,.,,.' "..'.'s in Virginia. West Virginia, and
!, :, a'plIHa: Great kauawha river, w.
.,,.',' ''o''0o; JJmes river. Va, $3.50, 600:
~, '.''r|oh I'er. Va. $lI3 600; Acco'irk
igr.n' e. e. :ii,o0O; Occo4uon l,vcg, Va,
,',, t'.H'htIh river, Va, $8 $50; Caps
''f, y. c., $40 pu
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October 11.-For the Gull
and South Atlantic States, rising barometer
uorthwesterly to southwesterly winds, and
cooler and partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, north
westerly wiodS, falling temperature. CLOUDY,
or partly cloudy weather, and occasional
rain 81: airing during Tuesday.
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RICHMOND AND -ETERsBURat
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
JUNE /. 1875 trains
~ on this road viii run ~ follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND sourH.
$40 A. NJ, THR0UGHMIL daily fe1cepl sun,
dayl; connecting for an points seutt
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT Train daily Except Sun.
day), with coach attached d, for Peters.
burg and stations on the Southside
road, LynclburR, ans the West.
1:A5 p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train win r,ake
close connection at Petersburg fol
500 P. d., FREfGHT daily Except sunday,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:30 A. H.. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except
Sunday With coach attached.
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Rar
and West % IS ts
SCOOP. NJ, FREIGHT daily texcept sundays
coach attached.
1876 P. N, THROUGH NAIL daily except Sun;
Fredericks buTg and Potomac railroe<
for all points East and West. PULLMAN
Sleeper attached, RUNNING through 20.
Baltimore. Also making close con-,
nection with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West
The MAIL TRAINS win not step between Nctr
usond and Petersburg except CnestsF. .,,, r,,...
Passengers will connect az Chester VIII Si2y&r
Hil railroad on Mondays, Wednesdays, ana kh-
days. r,.uu-.s,.. 81, 49,, yrcus
Appomottox depot. .,,w s.>...n,ard.,e
my 20 a. ohAW, ouaeLID .>.s.ss--.~s
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ADJOURNMENT of the Norss, f,aror,,.
Constitutional f,narax.a

RALEIGH, October 1l.-1he State Co,s,,,,,
tional Convention adjourned to. div Gina d;a
after session of thirty.one WORKING da..
ln the last few days Of the session manv IN
portant ordinances were passed. amo,,ntino
10 general emancipation Of the LepisIatmre
from the restrictions under which II hoe
labored since 1868. and giving II larger now.
ers. The public debt-question was mn. in
terfcred with. Several Intellectual atiem n,s
were mlde TO repudiate the speciaI.tax
bonds va
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The Noe Observation-Disclosures! Arrests.

New YORK, October 11.-Three addltlonal
arrests have been made in the case OF The
murder of James II. Noe-a man who was
With Dolan, the alleged murderer, on the
day of the tragedy; woman with whom he
had been on the night before; ana man
who had been in his company after The muir
der. The wom,n made confession impli-
eating Dolan in the murder beyond ques
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The North Carolina State Fair.

RALEIGH. October 11..-Tbe State Fair
commenced to-day. Tue hotels are rapidly
filing up with visitors, and from present In.
dcatlons the Fair will be gard success.
All the departments are well represented,
and large number of good horses are en-
tered for the races.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER IL, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer
chandise and passengers, g. W. alien Co, aye nus
steamer j. w. tverman, Plat, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers. W. T. Porter, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Noriolk, mer-
e abG Lons Kew YORK
load -four for South america ,,
Scnoouer Saco, North, Baltimore, guano, Allison
Schooner Nellie Fl. Benedict, Thompson, Albany,
lumber, Z. E. Whitlock.
schooner Lucy Jones, Marhigh, New York, salt,
Ds schopoer Florence Mayo, Hall. Orient, L. L.,
uhospate Rufin, Sutphir & 20.
Schooner hepris,Is, Me Me-, y, n. phiadelpn'a'
Schooner George A. Twtbill, Hopkins, Ale1tn.
dria COAL =. II. Halves.
Schooner Mary A. Loughery, LougnerJ, Fnllauel-
mia. coal P. X. Carr!Dgtou.
Schooner Robert Kealey, Brooks, Havre de Grace,
c0 Schooner o. A. B. Fields Frank, Alexandria coal,
y Scboonsr Eugenia. Miller, Ware liver, wheat,
Haxall, Crenshaw CO. r,,, .o-
ech rOner Farmers heturh' "hi'e' o"na'' ii'ei >
oys ,aaS s 20 Cheeves. Norfolk, corn.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York Octooer 5, schooner E. and L.
Fr"m Providence October 6, schooner Ann Dole,
Ety. Fram Philadelphia October z schooner E. E.
Trom Philadelphia October 2, schooner Morning
Star. lynch. .>o,o, Ia,a, som
mel, Corson. ,
Ernm Philadelphia Oclcb:r y, schooner Il. Z.
s' mum New YORK oc,,ssr o, schooner Joan S
| Reacham, Wtod.aDd.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Tianie Lawry. spears. from h'ca'
wond, arrived NJ New York October =. ~
srig Uauniless. Williams, from kichmoba, AT
mrie p. N. Hsslin, Gould, from Richmond, ar
| s.h"nnnr William NcCer, Wait, from Jaines
river. arrived al ph,lade!thta oc.oocs o,a,.. :,
| .rh.n.er .,in.liI i'esrn. Blor'. VA i"'"'"S !"
Ne. Yor- Oc:cbsr Psh !0r t.ich-:ea.. &
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BY TeIesraDh.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, October l-Soon.-s,octs ,o,,ra
weak, and unsettled. Money, 2k Gold / Ga Ex
s suiRe ona $50: short 4s4 Governments
Ertn dnu S.aaIy. states quiet and st. ady
a ac; lou Gold dull ut 116b@l l6S. Governments
"Sllnc anu lower. States dull anu STEADY.
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DIANO-FORTES.
The subscribers have for sale

The subscribers have for sale
PiASO-FORTES
from Messrs. Chickerlng Il Sons, Boston, ana
iiloofuheid K Otis, New Yofk-eegsnt In style. SD.
irsh in zone, durable In woIknauship, and most
reasJHabte IN price.
ALSO,
4 "KSABEn PIANO which will be sold low II
applied for soon, and several SECONDHAND FL
aant.
It;uGs flnled an;i ~ paired by experienced Rnd
.ftIll,i hand, HJtjDIIGiioh + thRHaa.
oc i I;ppt sellers ard S,ali. nsrs,
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EmbexZ!ers Indicted,

TRENTON, N. j., October 1.-THE I,te
Ssa'e Treasurer (Sooy) and George M. Par.
tersob, member of the late Legislature. have
been indicted for embezzlement,
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AUGUSTA, GA, October 1l.--Hou. Alex
ander II. Stephens was ta ken i'll Saturday.
His suffering is represented as excruc.atlng
and his CONDITION critical. lie Is im'cted
with stone in the bladder.
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BALTIMORE.

4ah; Virginia conspls, "a West vircint,,s O
North Csroliia 6's, old, 10; new, 10; special lax
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THE TROUBLES WITH ENGLAND.

SHANGHAI, October Ian edct bias ap'
neare.d 10 The Gazette. at PekiD, eploIning
ihe proper treatment of foreigners: The In
portant points that the English Minister DE-
nands, However, including The punishment
of the Myrgary murderers, are still in aoey'
ance. The prospects are now not SO iaVor-
able for ulti nate settlement.
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HEAVY I Il Z.
LONDON. October 11.-Jobn Sergis Ga
Intta. merchant at No. Bloomfield street,
Freesbury, Z. c., has failed. Liabilities,
$3.50 900.
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Entail Boiler ExpIosso,

BRrDGsPoaT, CT, October 1l.-A boiler in
John G. Meeken's hat-shop exploded TO-DAY
killing the engineer.
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Markets by Telegraph.

RE-FN IT BT IFU.
White 30 bushels. Red, $50 bus hel.