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VEGETINE.
..... VEGETINE.
VEGETINE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
RENOVATES AND INvIGoRATES THE
e.. WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, TONIC, SOLVENT, AND
a. ~. ' . DIURETIC.

yEGETISE is made exclusively from the juices Of
uly-sclected barks, roots, and herbs, and so
strongly concentrated that 1t will efectually erad
cate from the system every faint of Scrofua, Scro-
fulous uumors Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous Humor,
Erysipelas, Salt-Rheum, Syphilitic Diseases, Cam
ker Fantness ut the Stomach and all diseases that
arise from impure blood. Sciatica, In6ammatoIy
and Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt ana
Spinal Complaints, can only be cfectualiy curcd
through the blood. .-.-...
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases OF the Skin
Puslucs, BlotcheS, Boils. letter, Scaldhead, and
Ringworm, VEGETINE has never failed to effect
permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop
sly, Female Weakness, Leucorrhoea, arising from
internal liberation, and Uterine Diseases, and Gen
eral Debility, VEGETINE acts directly upon the
causes of these complaints. 1t invigorates and
strengthens the whole sytem acts upon the secretve
organs, allays Inflammation, cures liberation, and
regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habltual Costiveness,
Palpitaiion Of the Heart Headache. Piles, Nervous
ness and General Prostitution Of the Nervous Sys-
tenn no medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
as the yEGETINE. 1t purifes the blood, cleanses
unl of the organs, and possesses controlling power
over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINE nave
Induced many physicians and apothecarles wnom
we know to prescribe and use II In their own iainl-
lies. ~, n. Il. -
In fact, vEGET1SE Is the best remedy yet disooy-
cred for above Diseases and Is the only reliable
Blood-Prriaer yet placed before the public. +, 81,
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STRIKE OF RAILROAD EMPLoYEES.-Ne,c
York, October 24.-Last night the engineers
and firemen OF the Jersey Central railroad
struck at midnight, wherever the trains
happened to be. The fires were dampened
and the men left their trains.
The strike was preconcerted. The pas
scnsers were left the alternative OF walking
to the next station OF remaining on the cars
all night.
Elizabeth, n. D., October 24.-The strike
causes great Inconvenience. Businessmen
living miles from the city are obliged to
make their way home the best they can.
Competing roads have made all through
tickets good. The feeling is greatly against
the engineers and 1iremen for causing the
public to suffer such Inconvenience.
Neu York. October 24.-Later.-The
trouble with the engineers on the Jersey
Central railroad has been adjusted.
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THE HARMONY OF THE PowERs.-Lo London,
October pa dispatch from Vienna to the
Times says: The most touching hamony
reigns again among the Powers. Germany's
answer, uttered with the almost cynical
frankness which has more than once startled
diplomacy, may be credited with having
brought the new understanding about.
While she saw no objections to the six
months armistice, the only chance for pre-
serving a common understanding and q
common action OF the guaranteeing Powers
was to declare with Russia in favor OF the
equally unobjectionable six weeks armis-
tice, because Russia's committals might not
leave her free to compromise, while other
Powers had perfect liberty Of action. Even
England, which had already accepted the
six months armistice, decided to accept
this basis for the restoration Of so-called
harmony by offering no opposition to the six
weeks truce, but having at the same time
disclaimed the lead which she hitherto held
in negotiations with the parties, the initia-
tive now devolyes on Russia, and General
Ignatieff has returned to take it.
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WAsHISGToS ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, October 24.-A ttorney- Gen
eral Taft has gone to Philadelphia for seye
raj days.
Two hundred and Hisy thousand dollar,
In 4a's were substituted to-day.
Secretary Chandler has gone 30 New Yorh
TO look after politics. He will probably not
return until after the eventtnl 7th Of No.
Yernber. ,3 81.
Goldsmith,s Maid trotted two heats against
time ut Washington Driving Park to-day In
2:25k and 2:184. The last was o splendid
performance-tle best time, Doble says, she
ever made over so heavy q track. s
Interest due November LIST viii be paid
on the 18th instant (to-day) without rebate,
Colonel Elmer E. Washburn, chief OF the
detective corps Of the Treasury, will re.
sign. His successor IS unknown. !,
Captain j. G.. C. Lee Is ordered to Column.
bia, S. c., to temporary duty as chief quar-.
termaster Of the Department OF the South.
Secretary Cameron has gone to Phila.
dolphin. .l,...g ..sss-.s.. .ss,,i.z
r. r -: THE PIALICO RACES TO-DAY.
BALTIMORE, October 4.--The track al
Pimlico promises to be excellent tomorrow.
The pools sold briskly tonight at Barnum's
Hotel and Johnson's, as follows: Dixie
stakes-P. Lorillard's Carole and Shirley,
$16O@S2O0; Sultana, S60@S80; Vigil, $500
800; Doswelps Algerine, $25@$35; Her
togo, S25@S42; Red Coat, S10GS15. IT, Z
Third race, Central stakes Clebaugb,
s45; P. Lorillard, s3l; Belmont, 1872; Nc
Daniel, $25; Bowie, So; G. Lorillard, SO.
. ]. Fourth race, two-mile heats-Tom Ochil-
tree, $50; Add. SIG; Athline, S5; Partner
ship, So; Paladin, %. 's& Enijs y; :
t. 81 DEFAULTING B4NK-OFFIGER. :'F.i
NEW YORK, October 24.-Thomas Ellis,
paying-teller OF the National Park Bank, is
a defaulter in $4,000. It is supposed he
stuffed package OF tive-hundred- and one
thousand-dolIa notes in his pocket. He has
been absent since Saturday. Five thousand
dollars reward is offered for his arrest.
MARIND DISASTERS. f.,...- ~
HAVANA, October 24.-The British bark
N. e. Chapman, with coal from Phiiadel-
phia, was totally lost An the hurricane
Thursday night on Cayo Diego, near Glen.
fuegos. The officers and crew were saved
by Spanish man-of-war.
The American schooner w. C. Reid got
very badly aground in Cienfuegos harbor.
Three unknown vessels are reported ashore
on the coast near the same harbor.
STEAMER IN DISTRESS. '.'
NORFOLK, October 24.-Put in: British
steamer Oberon, from New Orleans to
Liverpool, reports: "Spoke, October Sd,
latitude 800 36< north, longitude 76o ~
west, steamer Pottsville, from Galveston to
Providence, with propeller gone. Supplied
her with provisions"
TOBAcCO-FAcTORY BURNED.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 24.-An incen'
diary fire destroyed the Consolidated To
bacco-F Factory at Gilroy. Loss, 100000.
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WAR IN THE EAST. Belgrade, October d.
Intense suffering prevails in both armies.
Most Of the soldiers are wearing linen, and
have no blankets.
There arc $4,000 Bulgarian and Bosnian
refugees In Servia. $s
Ignatietf has been INSTRUCTED to inform
the Porte That interyentioneon the part OF
Russia, Greece,s and Roumania will follow
the rejection OF terms. sy.
London, October A.-The Russian Min.
lister, Ignatieff, has had a private audience
with the Sultan. s' @ .s..
1t is stated that the Porte is ready to grant
Russia's last propositions provided the In
tegrity Of the Ottoman Empire Is guaraI,-
teed. i,so h. ,.a4. 4sf
The Russians believe that IL the Turks
take Krushevatz Russia will make armed
Intervention.
A Reuter- telegram from Constantinople
says: " It is stated that Russia has already
indicated her willingness to agree to the
six weeks prolongation, II necessary, OF q
six weeks armistice. 1t is hoped an agree
ment will be reached on the basis Of Tur-
keys acceptance OF such an armistice rs an
nounced in semi-oficial statement in this
mornings Post"
A special from Pesth to the Ne,cs reports
that there is intense excitement there and
strong hostility to Russia. In case Russia
commences war 1t will be difficult for Aus
tria to preserve reciprocity. !
a Vienna dispatch to the Times says ::
Not only from Constantinople, but from
all the provinces in European Turkey, is
there news Of growing excitement among
the Mohammedans; OF conventicles held in
mosques, and Of armament. The ministry
is divided against itself, and the Sultan is
too inexperienced to take the leadership of
affairs. This purpose is most favorable for
Russia's diplomatic action.
General Ignatietf, the Russian ambassador
to Constantinople, may carry. everything be-
fore him, or il he fails may induce such an
outbreak OF Mohammedan feeling as might
justify almost any step on the part of Rus
STA"
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GIT LOFTS
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE Observation-Disclosures 2o,. 1870.
Sun CT s:91 Neon tIss 1a aaS
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER "a, 1876.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Edward slade, Soper, !New York, coal,
Schooner WILLIAM P. Davis, Moore, Alexandria,
wheat. -
. Schooner Callsta, Whidden, Rockland, lime, A. S.
Lee. - 500 as:7 49, [.
schooner l. FIN, Wliamss Bradley Seossetown'
sE zst.tfs go Sailed s&"
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen 81 Co.
Steamer j. W. Everman, Platt Philadelphia, ner-
chandise and passengers, W. p. Porter, agent. 50
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, Iner-
chandtse and passengers. L. i. Tatum, agent.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore. merchandise
and, passengers. l.. b. Tatum, agent. t,.tL !r~
yi se6 old For Son lumber c t Parfer
Schooner Lulu Lynn, insley. Philadelphia, gran
lite, Curtis & Parker. .1.1Yo
dressed hoops, Josiah Harris. -
Schooner Amelia :Hearn. Hearn. Philadelphia uiG
Ware river, poplar wood, Curtis Parker. .,si'l
MEMORANDUM. sss fnss
NORFOLK, October 20.-A survey was held yester
more for Rio Janero in distress, and 1t decides
that extensive repairs were necessary before. sh
could put to It was found that portion Of ne
false keel was carried away Of grounding IN TN
james river, and her copper was also someWna
| damaged. Captain BLK, her commander, Is nov
bard at work trying to get his vessel ready for sea-
DISASTERS IN AUGUST. i f-.E;(
The direction of the Bureau Veritas has publishe,
the following statistics OF maritime disasters report
ed during the month Of August. 1875, CONCERNING
ell flags: Sailing vessels reported lost-.30 Engilsn
10 German, Dutch, Norwegian. 4 American,
French, s Spanish, Q Danish, Austrian, italian
/ Swedish, 2 OF which the nationality Is unknown
norted missing. Steamers reported lost-6 English
B German, l American, Belgian, Portuguese
total, II.
- BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE, October 24.-Sailed: Barks Ain
trucht and King Oscar, from Richmond. Passed II
for Richmond: Brig Hugo, for Baltimore.
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KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
KING WILLIAM COURTEOUS

kING w ILLIAM COURTHOUSE,
October %, 1876.
Editors Dispatch: The County Court
Judge jones' was in session to-day. About
the only case OF importance was an appeal
warrant from the decision OF q justice, al
lowing damages against the Richmond,
YORK River and Chesapeake Railroad Com
pany for a COW belonging to Mr.: James
Johnson, of this county, which was thrown
from the track and killed by the passenger
train several months since. The case was
argued by Colonel W. W. Gordon for the
railroad. and Colonel William r. Aylett for
Johnson. The decision of the Justice was
reversed.
Major Douglass delivered to-day one Of
The most Interesting campaign speeches ever
heard at this place. The Majors popularity
in the district is wonderful, and he will be
returned to Congress by large majority.
The corn crop is said to be good. QUI.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


t.ra l5i:& OFFERINGS. ais: saGE lis.
.WHEAT.-Whne, 45s bushels. Red, 1882 BUSH
els. s+a ~. -ZJtI. slt. 81, -L.lsI ts.Et
els. -" 'sS5..5 @l.,'' -. =
OATs.--50 bushels. .ti&s.s,3 sSz&t -.
RYE.-64 bushels. mo. h. -. !. 10y i
PoTAToEs-200 bushels. ..s 80. 4
..s. ........,. - SALES. ,37,.,1
WHEAT.-White, 16 bushels fair at $1.S4; $50
els very good At al as: 20 bushels prime 1t $1.45
total, 45s bushels. Red, 632 bushels very good at
$1.45 80 bushels prime at As; 124 bushels very
good at sl.43; ITO bushels good at sl.4a; BUSH
els seed at 81 AZ; 40 bushels seed at $1.47; 140
private terms; 500 bushels at 1885, so bushels at
SLIPS; II bushels at 81 .06-total, 1870 bushels.
/ CORN.--Whfte, 30 bushels prime at &c.; $50
bushels good at Sc; so bushels at 53ctotal, $50
bushels. 4iped. $50 bushels good at Sc; "a BUSH
els common ut 42c.-total, 284 bushels. :,5l;l
OATs-30 bushels very good spring on private
terms; 20 bushels prime spring at 40c.-total, SO
bushels f.'
RYE.-40 bushels fair Mt $780,; "a bushels COM
mon at s2c.-total, "a bushels. i5zs-..,se.tlr
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! FIN ANeslAL.
RICHMcND sToCK. ExcHAN4E

TUESDAY, October n, as78sG
~ Amerfcan Gotdr-f0S bid. -
State Sscarttiss,-y iiginia sonsoIs, ga bid,
deferred, Ok bid. asked; virginia tax receivable
gltg sctrttiss.-Ri ehmond CITY e's. 80 bid 100
asked IL. Pe s City SIS, asked; Eredericks-
& Railroad Bonds.-Yirginia Central Railroad
first mortgage 8.s, j. and D., go asked; Southside
Rniiroad FIRST mortgage preferred 8s, j. and j., SO
asked soufhsie Raifr0af second Inortgzga prefer
red 6, j. and j., So asked Southdde Railroad third
mortgage preferred 6's, j. and j.. 46 asked Rich
naord, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
Eage Us, j. and D., "a hid, 97k asked; Richmond
and Danville Railroad consolidated 8,ss N. and
Railroad Stocks. -Richnond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, so bid, so
nsked;s Richmond, rEredericksbarg and Potomac
Railroad sx per cent guaranteed, 100 par, 92H
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road seven per cent guaranteed, Zoe par, aak bid
par, 90 bid. - s.,1''a ~, q, r.
Canal istocks.- james River and Kanawha Canal
Bank $ocks.-NationaI Bank OF Virginia, 100
par, l01H asked Planters National. 100 par. IL
bid; Merchants National, 90 par, 80 asked State
Of Richmond, so par, z8 asked. !.
Insurance MPdnts8.-Virgfnfa State, 26 par,
27H bid; Granite Insurance Company. 100 par,
77k asked; Richmond Fire Association, 20 par, 10
observation-disclosures River and Ksnawha
Packet l2x par, g. bid. II s,lnsJs:}ni nit
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the New Market Houghton meeting, and
was won by Riseberry; ,Hopbloom second
Liris third. .Thirty-two horses ran.
Austria. ..
FINANCIAL CATASTROPHE IMMINENT.
LONDON, October 24.-The Times, in its
financial article to-day, says: "Only pro-
found peace and 4 great revival OF trade
can prevent financial catastrophe in Aus
tria. Even with these we doubt ii the hopes
OF the Austrian Finance Minister can be
realized, that by 1878 the end OF the period
of deficits will be reached" ..
Spain.
SOCIAL CONSPIRACY Observation-Disclosures ,oF
PARTICIPANTS. .. -
MADRID, October 24.-An official note has
been published here denouncing the social
conspiracy and attempted insurrection or
ganized by Senior Ruiz Gorilla and NJ. Sal
meron. The note says four generals have
been arrested, and will be punished accord
ing to military law. .r.
LONDON, October "a. "A Reuter- telegram
from San Sebastian says the Governments
note alluded to above has created excite
ment there, and numerous arrests OF Re
publicans have been made at various places.
Itis rumored that Ruiz Gorilla has entered
Spain on the Aragon frontier.
Cuba.
EFFECTS OF THE HURRICANE-ARRITAL OF
TROOPS.
HAVANA, October 24.-Partial accounts
from the interior Of the island report the
sugar-cane much broken by the recent hur-
ricane and the damage serious.
Two steamers have arrived from Spain,
with 1000 soldiers. =,
Mexico.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
CITY OF MEXICO, October II, via HAVANA,
October 24.-No decision has yet been
reached in Congress on the principal ques-
tions before that body, but test-vote on
motion to postpone the consideration OF the
bill giving the President ample facilities
until after the new election has been taken,
which shows Senior Lerdos's strength. The
motion was defeated by vote Of 100 to 81.
The military situation remains unchanged.
Revolutionary bands are roaming about
robbing the people. The situation Of sus-
pensc Is beneficial to the Government,
which is gaining strength morally and nat
urally.
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION. =.
BOSTON, November IL, 1876.

II. X. STEVENS, ESQ: 1 H@A
Dear sir,-During the past five years have had
ample opportunity to judge Of the merit Of VEGE-
TINE. NV wife has used 1t for complaints attending
lady of delicate health with more beneficial results
than ANYTHING else which she ever tried. have
given 1t to my children under almost every crcum-
stance attending a large family, and always with
marked benefit. have taken it myself with such
great benefit that cannot find words to express my
UNQUALIFIED appreciation of its goodness. E',t
While performing my duties as police officer IN
this city it has been my lot to fall In with great
deal Of sickness. Iunhesitatingly recommend VEG
TINE, and never knew of q case where 1t did not
proye all that was claimed for 1t. Particularly In
cases Of debilttated or impoverished state or the
blood Its effects are really wonderful; and for all
complaints arising from IN impure state OF the
blood it appears to work like CHARM and 40 NOT
believe there are any circumstances under when
yEGETINE can be used with injurious results, andlt
will always afford me pleasure to give any further
information as to what know about VEGETINE.
WILLIAM B. HILL, Police Station 4.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
NEW MARKET RACES

NEW MARKET RACES. .-s..
LONDON, October 24.-The race for the
Cambridgeshire stakes took place to-day at
the New Market Houghton meeting, and
was won by Riseberry; Hopbloom second,
Liris third. .Thirty-two horses raQ.
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; By Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 24.-Gold opened at 1O9X.
Noon.aaStocks active and strong. Money, 2. Gold,
ernments iactiye and better States quiet s South
Cardinals and Tenpessees, old, better; Yirgina1s
lower; rest steady. =
! Euentng. -Money active; offered at O.. Sterling
dull at 4S3k. Gold steady ct 1l0T. Governments
active and steady. States quiet and nominal.
s,.,... ST. f.,,s BALTIMORE. 4 bar, .7t.Yf Z
BALTIMORE. October 24.--virginia 8,s, deferred,
81; consoIs, 6SX; second series SAX. North Caro-
lima 6's,f DID, 16 new, g.. f'oa si3'i@8E'tEuTsft
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SOMETHING UP.-Jay Gould and Sidney
Dillon, OF New York, dropped into Wash
ington this morning. Gould went to the
Arlington, but did not register. Subse-
qaently he went to the War Department, or
" NJ least said he was going there on business:
Nr. Gould is to meet President Garrett OF
ue Baltimore and Ohio railroad, in Balti-
more this afternoon. which leads to the in
ference that his business is with reference
% Increased rates for Government transport
&'ion.- Washington Star, October 23d. y
The War Department has received tele-
ram from Moberly, no, announcing the
aeath at that place on Sunday night OF Col
oael Oscar A. Mack, inspector OF national
cemeteries. He was aide-de-eamp Of Gene
raj George Fl. Thomas during the war, and
rendered distinguished services. SIS.
jesse Morris is appointed postmaster at
Fancy Gap, Carroll county, Va, vsee James
/. Mitchell, deceased !. g -sz. .s.ss a
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COWS.FOR SALE.

HAVE CONSTANT Z 0NEEa
hand from ten to fifteen FRESH CSSaMss T. s ssn
ana 4, ,soTs ~ ash win find me ut my place, on
the SrooE turnpike Just beg and the cattle ssaie
bnnse For further Information apply az stan -
New Market. III i,ncEpH ETRsH. 4
oc l7-2taw4w Fsx - eooI1I- = --e----
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The STOCK MARKETS AND THE STOCK En-
London, October 23.-To-day's
FMGncier, in an editorial article, says: The
liability of the stock markets to fluctuate is
largely increased through causes connected
with the internal condition OF the Stock EX-
change. 1t Is believed that there are in that
establishment an unusually large number
who are destitute of the capital which is ne
cessary for conducting business with safety
10 their felow-members with. whom they
deal. 1t is delicate subject, and one for
the raising Of which we shall probably re-
ceive but scanty thanks, but it would be
very easy, and it is certainly desirable. 10
devise means for improving the existing
state OF things, under which the market for
the whole class Of stocks may become disor-
gained and their prices be correspondingiy
prejudiced through the anxiety secretly felt
respecting the stability Of dealers, who, al
most devoid Of capital, may have transac..
tons open to the extent OF hundreds OF
thousands OF pounds OF stock. .a.-
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RE-EXIIIBITED.
CoRN.-Ai1ed, go bushels.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
/ RICHMOND, October "a, 1876.
The breaks to-day were 166 hogsheads and AZ
tierces. The offerings ut auction on Change we re
102 packages, of which number 80 were taken In,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from SO
70
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BY Teiegrapn.
IS nrrru XnDR ts,

Z 80 -
2 NEW YenK. October "a - Cotton quiet and steady;
sales or 3a5 bales at 10X@11 1-l8c. Flour-.Sonth-
ern In Light request and unchanged. Wheat quiet ;
important change. Oats in better request Coffee
as,sf seld 8 sa ssr Ss5 r Pat
fr1ner 10X@1 lie. for standard "A tMolasses-.
Grocery grades quiet; 40@60c: for old New, Or
seS sSs Ss 9 rer Rass ea sy
fair to prime. Rosin firm at $2@S21 10. Purpenthc
frlner at 35Hc. Pork irmer and quiet; new, al6.s5
siosl hasa ssn ssaGIS
ut 81 .14kta$1.15. Freights unchanged. i; Il
BALTIMoRE. ~ .l.tts4;
/ BALTIMORE October 24.-Fonr aalsts steady,
and S9shan a What s,sasdy IN ~
@si.ss;; amber, si.4oas1.zs; white, s1ssS@
Sl.4O. Corn-Southern fairly active aud, steady;
Sa r , saa ssG Sssssss s R sRsna
and unchanged. Whiskey quiet and nrm at Sl.l5lS
81; .fef ~ 3 LOUISVILLE. fa .SeiHf
LogIsvILLE,: october 24-Flour In good de-
a7S 5 pr %sss sn s,sdy s on
seay Me &c. mRs qas
shoulders nominal; clear rb-sides axcs clear sides,
&c. Bacon quiet but steady Lard quiet and un-
changed. ,Whiskey steady and unchanged d .,
80, -, 4. CINCINNATI. d, 4inafsI
CINCINNATI, October 24.-Flour, outlet and UNI
changed. Wheat quiet and firm; red, 81. 15@a1,25.
Corn steady at 47@34ac. Oats, rye, and barley dull
and unchanged Pork in fair demand and lower At
sls Lard quiet; sseann 19s new 9s Sa Is PKG.
ders 8H@7c.; clear ribsides, 8kc; clear Sides $40
6Ac. Bacon Inactive; shoulders, 73@Sc.; clear
quiet and steady mt s1.12. -, s,ft.
ST. LOUIS 1,.'
Sr. LOUIS, October 24.-Fiour quiet and uE-
changed. Wheat opened Gull, closed active and
higher; No. Q red fall, 1.24@&1,34; No. 8 red
fall, Sl.14hG$1.i5. Corn easier; No. Q Mixed lc'
Oats dull and dropping; No. 2, 33@334c. bid, cash
Rye inactive at 57l56c Barley inactive and lower.
Whiskcy steady and unchanged. Provisions quiet
and uuch3nuad r"fE1.' ~. 1850
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MURDER on RAILWAY TRAIN-A TERRI
Bile STRUGGLE AND ESCAPE OF THE MUIR
bERER.-London, October 23.-Leonard
Amblam, Belgian, who was arrested IN
July last on board OF an outward.bound
steamer for Liverpool. accused Of the rob-
berry and murder Of NJ. Murant, banker,
and his housekeeper, at Civry, near Brus-
sells. was delivered on Friday to Belgian
officer at Dover. Arriving at Ostend, the
officer and his prisoner (the latter manacled)
took special compartment in the Brussels
train. On the arrival Of the train at Brus-
ses both were missing. The compartment
they occupied was deluged with blood, and
bore marks OF a terrific struggle. The body
Of the officer was found beside the track
with the skull and face battered. AL his
VaIuables were missing.
1t is coniectured that Amblam watched
an opportunity to attack the officer with his
wrls,-ircns and beat him to death; after
which he unlocked his manacles and escaped.
dc has not yet been recaptured.