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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-The manner in
which DR.. J. 3. johnson, the Mayor, con-
ducts the mayoralty has excited the opposi-
ton of number of citizens, including a
majority of the City Council. The Mayor
has, however, alarge body ofsupporters, and
there is, engendered no little personal feel
ing. The Mayor has been causing the ar
rest and punishment Of persons OF all So
cal grades found publicly drunk. however
quietly they demeaned themselves. The
Council altered the law so as to add disor-
der to drunkenness before an offence be COM
mitted. The Mayor vetoed the amendment,
and the amendment was passed over the
veto; but the Mayor still refused to sign the
bill. This morning Q7th) Councilman Mush-
back and the Mayor met at the corner of St.
Asaph and King streets. Some harsh words
passed Mr.. Mushback dealt the Mayor a
blow, which was returned, and then both
parties clinched, many blows passing. After
the parties had been separated, Mr.. Mush-
back was arrested and a very large crowd
gathered in the neighborhood of the sta
tion-house, the affair causing much excite
ment. Mr.. Mushback had hearing before
Justices Bell, Thompson, Nails, and Whit
tlesey, and was fined five dollars. Baltimore
Sun, 18th.
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OPERATE MANAGERS SUED.-Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg and c. D. Hess, travelling
as the English Opera Company, had sher-
IFS summons served upon them while en-
gagged in the performance of "Lucia di
Lammermoor at the Academy Of Music,
in Philadelphia, ON Monday evening. This
is notice OF suit to be brought by some
twenty-five persons who aver that they were
engaged as the chorus Of the opera COM
pany, and were summariy discharged, the
reason for their discharge, as stated by the
choristers, being that it was not thought the
contracts guaranteed to the choristers pay
for at least four nights in week at the rate
OF 81 per night. The suits will not inter
fere with the compuny's engagements, as
Miss Kellogg and Mr.. Hess are provided
with bail for all the suits. =
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A TOUCHING scene IN COURT Wash
ssrgton, d. g., October 17.-In the Cri.
minal Court to-day, Judge Macarthur,
Martha Coleman was arraigned on the
charge of forging the signature OF 10.
seph F. Kelly to thirteen receipts for rent
The evidence was positive against her, and
she was convicted. On the announcement
of the decision OF the jury she began cry.
ing aloud in the most piteous manner, and
begged the judge for mercy. Her appeal
touched the heart OF the judge, and on be.
half of her children, for whose sake she
asked the clemency OF the court, the Judge
suspended sentence for two weeks to allow
her to see her children, with the promise
that she would return at the end OF the
two weeks. a- - - = 81.
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The Shoe and Leather Reporter says that
a Massachusetts manufacturer has recently
sold two lots OF boots and shoes OF the me-
dunn class to dealers in Germany, and has
lust received duplicate order from one OF
the purchasers, who stated that trade
could undoubtedly beworked up In France,
Germany, and other sections for cheap,
coarse goods like those already forwarded.
A new post-ofice is established at Rodo-
phil, Amelia county, Va, on the route from
Jetersville to Cumberland Courthouse, with
James FL. Anderson as postmaster. Joseph
Miller is appointed postmaster at Rawley
Springs, Rockingham county, Va, uice A.
Y. Lee, moved away.
Plymouth. church, on Sunday morning
last. was abandoned by the members TO
stran gers, so that the visitors who have been
tbesieging the church might have an oppor-
tunity Is hear. and see Mr. Beecher. 49,, .5
; From Cenmissie ner DuelPs annual state
ment OF Incorporation OF the Patent Office
it appears that it is largely more than self &c
sustaining. 81 i, . q
Russia is taking steps TO promote cotton
culture In Central Asia, where the annual
product IS now about t0, 900 pounds. Anne
rican seed is to be introduced. ~
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VIRGINIA DAY-THE RUSH TO PH1LADEL-
PHIA.-At Camden station yesterday there
was a continuous stream OF through pas
sengcrs. The A. NJ. through train was
composed OF twenty-five cars, the 2:40 P.
NJ. train OF eighteen cars (all we'll filled, and
in two sections each), while the various
trains throughout the day and night were
crowded, and consisted OF two or more
sections. a
The Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Bal
timore Railroad Company also carried a
number OF passengers largely in excess OF
previous days. All of the through trains
were dispatched in three and four sections,
and the local travel was also very heavy.
The Northen Central is doing largely in
creased business via the Pennsylvania Rail-
way Company from Harrisburg.
The Baltimore and Potomac railway are
continually running extra trains. and the
excess of passenger traffic from the South
is especially noticeable. There is also a
large Centennial business from local sta
tons on the line of the road. The limited
express Of yesterday morning could not &C
commodate the number OF passengers. and
many were transported who could not OBJ
tain seating room. Shriver's line OF pro
pellers is daily transporting large number
OF Philadelphia passengers. The Richard
Willing. Of this line, which left yesterday,
had several hundred persons on board.
The Norfolk and other lines OF steamers are
daily landing in this city large number OF
persons bound entennial-ward.- Baltinaore
Gazette, 18th. -.
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Pool-selling on the result Of the presiden-
tial election is being carried on briskly IN
New York. At Morrissy's, on Monday eve
ming, on the general result, Hayes sold for
SCI and Tilden 500; on the State OF New
York, Tilden S12 and Hayes 81: The bet.
ting on Morgan against, Robinson for Gov
ernor was about even. ~
General Butler, in his speech at Andoyer,
Mass, on the 18th instant, said: "Ihe elec-
tions Of the past week show that there is to
he o contest Of the most determined charac-
ter: q contest which is doub<a.a. I: say it
frankly, Mr.. Tllden's election ID not lmpos-
sible nay, not improbahs.' M@
The proclamation which Attorney-G Gen"
eral Taft prepared, and the President sign
ed, covers them both with iniamy. It is the
boldest and most shameless attack upon, the
RIGHTS OF citizens ever made under repub-
licarl government. - Baltimore Gazette.
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SOUTH CARoLINA-WHAT JUDGE MACKEY
SAYs.-So far from deprecating the presence
of the United States troops, the Judge is
prepared to .'welcome them with hospita-
BILE hands," and in lieu Of few companies,
would salute with gladness the whole army.
He asserts with patriotic eloquence that he
is fighting for and under the flag OF the
Union. He says it is impossible to conceive
the desertion of the negroes from the Re-
publican ranks, and their deep-seated dis
affection. When I asked him if the colored
rally on the Democratic side was not a
evil o. the wisp," and mere political clap
trap he replied, with demonstrative re-
ioinller, that they would go for Hampton
by thousands, not hundreds.
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A BID FOR Charleston Neus
and Courier. ]-Aiten, October 13.-United
States Marshal Wallace has been in Lee &
Clyde's Office all the morning paying out
money to negro witnesses. About fifty
came up to-day, most of them from Rouse's
bridge, and for every cross affixed to the
affidayits yesterday the philanthropic mar
shall is paying $3.50. This immediate pay
ment OF witnesses certainly looks, to all who
know negroes, like bid by the Govern
ment for perjured testimony. The wit
nesses are coming into town from the Sill
yerton section, leaving their campaign
meetings, and eager to earn their easy
wages BY falsely swearing Democratic gem
tlemen into jail. The filing in OF names,
and affixing the cross Of these negro volun-
teers to the printed afidavits is going
steadily on, and Marshal Wallace blandly in
formed me that he would remain here some
days, as he has a pile Of work ahead OF him.
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Presilens ars,.rli,lt,s reclamation.

lSpeciai dispatch 10 tic Bal Itnute Gazette.
WAsHINGTDN, October 17.--The proela.
nation OF the President regarding the In.
suiTection lin soutl, Carolina lis q dreary
farce upon its face. There are no cases Of
disorder TINT would warrant the name, and
yet The whole depart ol the Atlantic Il
Concentrated upon this single State. Gen.
eral Sherman fumes with anger at this infa-
nous order, but his mouth Is closed, us lie
is under the command OF his supporters.
This wholesale concentration OF troops Ii
one OF the sensations OF tonight. Every
man upon the streets and at the hotels con:
templates with horror, this aggressive
movement upon the 9partof the Federal
Government. The most Digoted parti-
san Republican can only condone, and
none can vindicate this wholesale concen-
tration Of troops. It is q very common
thing to hear people say tonight il Grant
dares to do so much now, backed up by the
counsel OF the lowest and most degraded OF
the politicians, what will he not be able to
do to defeat the Inauguration OF Tilden ON
the 4th Of March, when he will be backed
up in any attempted usurpation by q hun
cry and despairing party Of ofice-holders
and their hangers-on. The supplemental
order OF Secretary Cameron and General
Sherman reveals finally the length and
breadth Of this bayonet conspiracy that has
been hastily ripening since the October
election, and which has now eliminated
with the aid Of the carpet-bag villains whose
necessities require the stolid disregard Of
the law embodied in President Grant.
This supplemental order OF Cameron's
sends General Hancock's entire troops sta
toned in the Department Of the Atlantic
into the State OF South Carolina. This or
der is OF tremendous Importance. y
An officer here familiar with Hancock's
force says that at the expiration Of the three
days mentioned in the proclamation GEN
eral Ruger will have ten thousand men at
his disposal. Ii this is not enough, more
will be furnished if volunteers are required.
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WEST AND HwEsT.-Intelligenc re-
ceived here to-day from the States OF Ohio,
Michigan, and Wisconsin is such rs to give
the Democratic leaders hopes which they
have not dared to entertain before. 1t is
said that in Wisconsin the disaffection in
the Republican party is so widespread, par
ticularly among the Germans, rs to make it
not improbable that the State will cast its
electoral vote for Tilden. In Michigan it is
alleged that there is danger Of the Republi.
cans losing the State on account Of the intense
disgust that Secretary Chandler is running
the Republican election machine. Many oil
the most prominent Republican party leaders
are refusing to take any interest in the can
vass. From Ohio the news comes that the
Democrats there are entering anew into the
canvass with the confident expectation OF
wiping out the small Republican majority
of October Washington telegram-Balti.
more Sun. . /
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sly FeleSrnp5.
NEW YORK.

o...s, = lrn,.o,,r, 60, =, !, ! 90
SEW fohh, octo1tS iHnco onUaodaeaJr et res
OF % D NSo ~ Rritntn
G Sappa Sn ames nss b,lSs. continent
1922 AZ IJaa .cbanna q aoa boes Southern fionr a
Iod ~ a,a With f ;nSniry. Common to fair ex-
s s az az asa En on 20 cboica nxtrn ar, hs6A
~ sIa1 EoJu DS 9S5c h;gher VIII
IL. , iiit d a !SI on1saS % for
,v;nter rod western. S1 32@8i35 for white west
ern. Corn h@lc. better; 5Sc. for graded mixed;
59c for ungraded western mixed; bSzc. Tor yellow
southern on dock. Oats q shade lrmer and mode
rately active Rio coffee quiet and frm. Sugar quiet
and firm, owing 10 gold excitement; S8@91c. for
fair to good refining; rehnea tlrmer. Molasses
quiet; New Orleans new nomina!iy SSc. Hice un,
changed. Tallow frner at 91qSao. hosn dulI ano
easier at $1.90@$2. Turpenrne trim az 56G. PORK
opened frmer and little excltsa cioseu anast' MS~
$l6.7o@$I1iT4 lakSer a1f n a,,,ar
Ae' ~ iDst ~ or Tg,snpR
Dali, inionh.
BALTIMORE. October 1SSFlour steady and dr m
western extra, .759$56 90 family, Yo.1 0Gg$e.1o
Wheat active, strong and higher; Pennsylvania red
S1.35@S1.37; MARYLAND red, good to prime, Sl.3S
amber, 81. 4O@Sl.42; white, $1.30@$l.S6. South.
crn corn quiet and steady white, 52@o7c. yei.
low, 53@57c. Oats quiet and steady; southern
prime, 39@42c. Rye firm at 62@e7c. Provision:
dull and heavy. Mess-pork, $1S. Bulk-meats nomi'
mai: shoulders TIC; clear rib. SIC. Bacon-Shoul
| ders, S40Slkc.; clear rib, l04c.; hams, l6G017c
Lard active and unchanged. Whiskey-Sma'i sales
at Sl.Io's. sugar quiee W aoaSsiAo'
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By Telegraph.
- NEW Yf,RK. /

rs 49, NEW. 1ORh.t ~ 5000 49, s5
Noon.-Gold has been mp to IL 4 md ID now 1lI7s.
Stocks active and strong. Money. lob Exchange
Long, 4s4H: short, 4s6. States dull md nominal.
Erentng.-Money easy; offered as Q. Sterling
stronger at 464. Gold excited at lllh0l114.
GoIernmenrs dull but strong. States ruiet and
nominal. s,
The Wall-Street markets opened in a whirl Of ex-
citement The ,warlike rumors from the East, with
involved in the Turkish troubles had marked effect
on the Wall-Street and merchandise markets this
morning, all having been thrown into the greatest
without parallel for years. Boisterous and excited
brokers bid for any amount, as almost any price, and
RED the price up to 1134. Yesterday morning 1t
opened at 1094; so that intwo DAYS the price adj
vanced full four per cent. 3tsf 800
.' t-' BALTIMORE. 755.s 4. scs' &,
BALTIMORE, October 1S-yirginia 6's deferred,
81; consols, 6s4; second series, 341s NoEth Caro-
lima 6's, DID,, 10; new, g.. .eIi!le,. 4
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soldicrs AL sontl CaroIll,a.

fFrom the New York Herald, j 7ths
They 1.-THE Rep9bll eansll are determined
to Iefnstate themselves In power by these
means. Who shall assure lis that four years
hence they wilt not use the same means
the same force--once more TO reflect them.
selves and their corrupt southern allies
The question Is very grave 1t has manyse-
rious sides to it. 1t forebodes dangers Sc
much greater than even the most SIN.
spired" Republican orators, tell us would
follow q Democratic victory that, taking
their words for it, q prudent voter, having
stake IN the country, would risk the
Democrats rather than such Republican
policy. So
Governor Hayes and the party managers
ought to know that the use OF troops and all
this Federal interference in, the South is
causing vague. feeling Of alarm among
thoughtful voters. They, ask themselves,
Where and when; Is this to ends The war
closed eleven years ago, and here Is General
Grant openly threatening to send the whole
army into Sonth Carolina for no other OBJ
icct than to reelecs partisan Of his, con-
trarv to the will OF the majority OF the peo-
Pile OF the State. Here are the Republican
managers using the most dangerous. and UNI
constitutional measures, not merely to per.
petuate their own power, but to support
and reflect in the southern States set OF
men who have for years kept those com
munlties in turmoil, have robbed them, and
have misled and misused the poor negro to
his own destruction, and their selfish adj
vantage. Nothing is more certain than that
il the Republican party is to continue its
league with the Packards, Kelloggs, Spen-
GERS. and Chamberlains it ought to be
beaten. No party deserves success or
can safely mold power over the coun-
try which deliberately continues its
alliance with aud support OF such men.
II Governor Hayes connot now control
his followers-his ellow-leaders-how can
he, with the best intentions, be expected to
control them after election? II by silence
he now consents to such dangerous and yio-
lent interference, is he not fatally committed
to it? And is it safe to elect President
who is silent at such time, and thus con-
sents beforehand to the most extreme policy
OF the most extreme wing OF his party? Is
it not, on the contrary, in the highest de-
gree dangerous to the country?
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Connecticut farmers, says the New Haven
y'ar"ai, are felicItating themselves on hay
ing saved tens OF thousands Of dollars by
we $1,000 appropriation to the State agri-
tiu s station through its exposures OF
fraudulent fertilizers. .ss., ss1I,s .sjfs, 81
!, IL Is stated that Secretary Of the Treasury
Hnorrlll has determined to run against ,Mr.
"'aine Tor The vacant Maine senatorshlp.
An abundant crop Of mast in the South
promises corresponding!y large hog crop.
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Fatal Accident I'm Fluyanne County.
WILMINGTON, FLUvANNA COUNTY, YA.,l

UCCODUT 10, iS7U' J
Editors Dispatch: A very sad accident
occurred about half a mile west of this
place last Friday morning, which resulted
IN The death of little son of II. II. Holland,
Esq. Mr. Holland was on his way to mill
70 have some grist ground, and the oxen
became little unruly and ran hastily across
: little rut, throwing his SON OF one Of the
bags OF corn, which was placed on the
Nngue Of the cart, aud before hiss father
sould extricate him from his perilous situa-
uon the wheel ran across his chest, break
ing several ribs and iniuring his lungs so
toadly that his sufferings terminated in death
ma few hours. B+st++.
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Democrats Considering what Is to be
.-ss, 49,. Done,

WASHINGTON, October 17.-An informal
meeting OF leading Democrats was held at
the Ebbitt House late this evening to dis
cuss what policy shall be best to adopt to
principal speaker. x plan was preached
and approved which will be perfected to-
morrow. This is to telegraph to Wade
Hampton and his followers to peremptorily
withdraw from the canvass and leave the
Republican ticket without any opposition.
Then the Democratic House will not allow
the vote of South Carolina to be counted in
February upon the ground OF its Illegally.
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a BAD CASE OF HICCouGHs.-A man in
Tripoli, Pa, succeeded in hiccoughing him
self to death the other day. The hiccoughs
began at 8 in the morning and lasted with
out interruption till 2. H.. when death
came. A physician prescribed laudanum,
bot baths, and a dozen other things with
out the slightest effect, and the man himself
tried "nine swallows" and all the other
folklore receipts bearing on the case
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ONO Coon FOR NOVEMBER Washington,
October IA private letter received here
from Judge Thurman to-day says that if the
Democrats in Ohio had not conceded that
State to the Republicans, as matter OF
course from the start; that the Republicans
could never have carried it. He now says
that there is not shadow of doubt but
what Ohio will go Democratic for Tilden in
the November election. ~ =, g.
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COMMERCIALS. "
/ ss-sy3g - ---9s-----St5 i &; --,a,s Z.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. !
RICHMOND, October ls. 1876

OFFEIsINCIS...E
els. - &AE ~
CoRN...Whtte,. 65s bushels. Nared, ss2 Bushels.
RYE.-34 bushels.
FLOUR.-135 barrels. .
SALES.
WHEAT White, ITO bushels prime az $1.40;
90 bushels ut S1.30: "a bushels at $1.35-total,
206 bushels. Red, l58 bushels very good at $1.40;
&c bushels at $1.3o; 512 bushels at 31.35; 81
bushels q. 81; 48 bushels ut $1.32; LOG bushels
very good at 81 SO: ~ bushels at $1.2S; 76 BUSH
els ut 20; 100 bushels prime at $140 80 BUSH
els at S1.27-total, 1910 bushels.
CoRN.-IHhtte, l5O bushels on private terms Il I.
52c.-total, 1884 bushels. Mired, 81 bushels at 54c.
IL bushels prime at &c.; 124 bushels ON private
terms-total, 232 bushels. !lsf
RE-EXHIBITED. sr.
CORN White, 294 bushels; MiGed, 90 bushels.
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!. oFF1c1AL VOTE oF:1Np1ANA..


<Typ1iSApoL1s; october 1s.-The aggre
cate vote on the State ticket is A3,403, O.
which williams received 213,0 98; Harrison
2O7. 979; Harrington independently Il, 226
Wilians's majority over Harrison, 8, 119
The largest Independent vote was Tor New
SON for treasurer-15,945.
The Legislature stands: House-Repub
licans; SO; Democrats, 45; Independents, 2
Senate-Republicans, %; Democrats, %
Independents, 2. So. j:.s>z-
THE MpHERsOE STATUE UNVEILED. I
WASHINGTON, October 1s.-The statue o.
General Mcpherson was unveiled to-day
There was fine military display, ana
vast multitude witnessed the ceremony. Is
The 5tWo-daYs' rednion OF the Army OF
Tennessee commenced to-day. Ihere are
about one hundred and fifty members OF tne
Association present gQ&a :;
MARYLAND D1Y-LIsT OF KNIGHTS.
Pg,iA D De rl October 1s.-The follow.
inc Is a list OF the fifteen knights who will
naTticinate in the tournament tomorrow;
With the special designation OF each: a.
Crosier. New Hampshire;. 2. r. MeFar.
land. ,Jr.. Massachusetts L. q. Luzby,
Rhode. Island; William p Bryan, Con:
heeticut: George v. Bacon, New York; Q,
d. Chapman, New Jersey; e. NJ. Perry,
Pennsylvania; r. L.. Kane, Delaware; r.
w. Hsriord, Maryland; 2. F. Gallaher,
virginia; j. III. Hardy, North Carolina; q
N. ,Jarbol, South! Z Carolina; Q. A. Fox,
Gaoroia 20 CHARLES White, Jr., the Centen-
NAL; a. B. Suit, the Union.
sH1pWREcK ON THE CALIFORNIA COAST. +
81 SAN. FRANCISCO, October 18.---The ship
Rydal Hall, from Cardiff for San Francisco,
was wrecked near Spanish Town, thirty
miles down the coast, last night. Vine q
the creWwere lost. The balance were taken
Of this morning. The captain refuses e
come ashore The ship is fast on the rocks,
but she viii probably soon go TO pieces. #
ILLNESS spF FRANK BI.A1R, sR.s 5ss
& IWAsHrNa;iT ro October IS. Frank blair,
sr. is very sick. !! q. !. =
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RuaoRED RESIGNATION OF GOVERNOR
HAYEs.-A dispatch from Columbus. Ohio,
to the New York World, said that it is ru-
mored that, by! the unanimous request OF
the Republican State Central Committee,
Governor Hayes will resign the governor
ship OF Ohio this week, in order to further
his chances for the presidency. r.a2;,
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sqThere il good deal apff pluster on the
surface, hut boti, sides reallze that ~ B an
uncomfo1tably clear case OF nip and luck
Tribune.
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MARINE INTELLIaENGE.

= =. MARINE INTELLIGENGE. n 4,
MINIATURE ALMANAC--OcToBRR. 40, 1879:
Sim rtses Gle Noon -; $. 49,. $50
sun sets 5:l4 high tide. Gao
PORT OF RICH5IoND,a OCTOBER 10. 1875. 2
ttt To-. ARRIVED. 70 y5s.g 81
steamer John Sylvester, Oxford, Norfolk, ner.
chandise and passengers. l.. B. Tatintf agent
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. T.. b. Tatun, AGENT M. sy..I -
r,y.. f ,ltss:.F5 SAILED. sS.75 b 37rf;
Schooner j. C. Crafts Greeley, New York, coal, g.
Storrs, ngent. 80 :, - :.
coal, Curtis s. Parker.
CLEARED. FOB THIS PORT.
!, From Philadelphia on the 18th, Schooner james
From Boston on Monday, schooner Julia f Pratt.
MKMoRAyDuI. a
Schooner Dodo, Heron, hence, at Philadelphia on
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Z - RE-EXHIBlTED.
CORN White, 294 bushels. MiSed, 96 bushels
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

KlCHMUND, OctUDtrrI 10, TOTO.
The breaks. to-day comprised 155 hogsheads and
boxes The offerings at auction on Change We re
100 packages, (which 81 were taken in, and the
remainder sold ut prices ranging from 1925 to S52
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sAyANNAH, October 1s.-Total interments
to-day, r; OF which 8 were from yellow
fever, ...-.'1t' 'f-