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1Rc Turf.
PIMIICO RACES YESTERDAY.

BALTIMORE, October 25.-In the mile-race
for two-year-olds Pique won; Danisehetfs
second. Balance punched. Time, 1:45a.
In the one-and-a-hali-mie selling-race
Rappahannock won; Kilburn second; Ber-
tram third. Time, 2:404.
In the ive-eighth-mile race, gentleman
riding, One Knot won; Zeppa second.
Time, 1:09s.
In the mile heats, in the first Vermont
won. Time, Las. Glen Dudley won the
second and the race, distsncing Vermont.
Deadhead won the hurdle race.
In the fourth race for Harvie stakes. four
mile heats, no pools were sold. 1t is prob
able the starters are Ten Brock, Barricade.
Algerine, and Ambush.
Pools for the FORTH race to-morrow-tht
Bowie stakes, iour-milc heats-sold as fol
lows: Ten Brock, 500; Aigerine, $50
Amherst, $40.
..s.gsa THE NEW MARKET RACES.
LONDON, October 25.-The race for tn
Ancaster Welter handicap plate through
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NEW YORK DRY.Goops MARKET.

OCTOBER 23.-In the irregular demand that has
been made for small asSortments Of cottons, wool
lens, dress goods, cloakngs, ginghams, and orders
for spring goods, there has been fair amount OF
business reached. yet We cannot speak OF trade as
displaying any active movement. Buyers Of many
markets who have been absent for some weeks are
again putting In their appearance. but they DO mol
seem to be charmed with the appearance OF the mar
ket and are consequently Is conserYauYc,h nol
more So THAI before their departure.
The pleasant weather seems TO have impaired
some activity to the jobbing movement as with all
of them there has been more or less doing than we
had 10 note nc this time last week.
For staple styles Of brown and eolored costons
there is a steady demand OF wide dstribufton and
some makes OF the latter are well sold up. LisnsS
weight fine brown sheetings are very CLOSELY SOFA
and some makes to arrive 0at value" Canton tan
neis are moving quite well, although oieacned shirt
ines and sheelIngs are III very light movement
| Pint-cIo;hs are slow and sluggish the uluerence
OF Lice. between buyers ana seers ann ma
business beyond what Is actually necessary lne ano
Cations are Continued at 8 cashto per cent
ctr For 64xf4 extra cloths, SSs casn ZOE
I and Axe. less per cent, for 6oxoO. :,
Trinfs nave moved very quietly WIN asen.s. a ~
onIv the choicest work and best styles afS
With the Mermaek oebing e SHe ,ns sa sn
had heavy day in prints, ana boih tns aSomTi
piece trade have taken quite loeraiiy, a'.sous'
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LATEST FoREIGN NEWS.
Frunce.

THE SITUATION UHCBANGED-THE MARSHAL
VIII, NOT SUBMIT NOR THE MINISTER'S RE-
! SIGN. &C., ~.
PARIS, October 25.-The French situa
ton is unchanged. The Government OF
gans continue to declare that the Marsha
will not submit nor the Ministers resign
lie Soleil again to-day urges mutual con
cessions. The Republique Ffancasse re
iects all idea Of couciliation. Ii says: ih'
resignation OF the Ministry VIII not pc SUI
fcient: nevertheless, it is believed that IN
fuential members OF the Lett are resolved
on moderate course"
Gambctta will deliver speech next week
at the American circus.
THE PRESIDENCY OF THE REPUBLIC.
PARIS. October 25.-The Moniteure, refer
ring to the recent statement in the Constt
tutio7eIe that President MacMahon, in q
contingency of the defeat OF the present
Ministry. and OF a conciliatory Ministry
which he might form to succeed 1t, Wouio
again dissolve the Chamber OF Deputies and
submit the question OF bis resignation to q
sort Of plebisicite, declares that the Presi-
dent has at no time contemplated resort
to plebisicite.
The Uniuers Gegitimist), abiding to the
recent utterances Of the Soleh (Orleanist),
asks whether that journal has adopted its
moderate tone with view OF paving the
way for the election OF Due PAumale TO
the Presidency Of the Republic.
The UniUerS says rumors TO this erect
haye been current. The Duke de Cafes,
speaking at Nice, made an appeal for con-
centration among the political parties. NJ.
Gambetta has, made speech in Moore IN
support Of the Republican candidates. The
fact that throughout his speech he avoided
all allusion to President MacMahon has at
tracted some attention.
Rome.
FATHER CoNCI's OFFENCE.
LONDON, October 25.-Several dispatches
from Rome assert the General of the Jesuits,
by the Pope's order, has expelled from tne
society Father Conci, editor Of the C'ultta
Cattoiica, who, both as sacred orator and
writer, was heretofore regarded one OF the
brightest ornaments OF the Jesuit order and
the Roman Church.. Father Conci's offence
was maintaining that temporal power is not
necessary to the well-being OF the Church.
It is said he intends to publish full ac-
count OF his differences with the Vatican,
dating from 1871.
The War News.
AIDE-DE-CAMP OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA
KILLED.
BUCHAREST, October 25.-A telegram from
Gorny Sudan announces that Prince Ser.
jins, of Leucbtenberg, aide-de-camp Of the
Emperor OF Russia, was killed in recent
reconnaissance.
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By 1'eIegrRDn
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK; October 25:- Cot quiet gp!ands,
TO
500 bales. Flour slightIy in buyers favor. without
S heavy: comm " e fsis ss,rs. ss.7S@ssa5; food
srensS ioWss S
lee-Ro shade Grmer aud fair in demand: Job lots,
ut sSG ssc for fair to good refining: refined steady
and in fair demand. Molasses-New crop New
to sd TaoM
steady. Rosin unsettled q, 81 .65@$l.75. Turpen-
tive ne es %s 4a hHst st more s pG
port, s9s@95c.; closing at s2hc. whiskey steady
ats1.ll. Freights steady
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 25.-Flour dill and ur-
changed. Southern wheat quiet and steady: western
dull and easier; southern red, good to prime, $l40
@$I.4s: amber, js1.50@$I.56; western steamer,
si2os; So7emSer s 4os bid al s si4aH
bid; Southern corr dull; western dull and easier;
Sa
lower t3na at 3s@38c: Rye quiet Provisions hesxy.
clear rib, S,ic Coffee higher; job lots, iG@20K.
.Whiskey lower. Sugar steady. f'.''
s.--..,t'.s.'| CINCINNATI.
CINcINEATI, October 25.-Floar DIM q, ana nm nm.
changed In;e w Wheat dI: red sl2o@siS0a Corn
Ryein good demand. Barley stronger. Pork in fair
demand and arm at $l4 Lard y, fair {lemand. and
1925. Bulk. Market bare. Bacon strong
and and, higher; clear ribs; 9sc: clear sides 9Ae:
creamery, ssc.: prime 70 choice western reserve,
22@23c.; Central Ohio. 20H@21c. Sugar quiet;
refined and granulated, ll@1lac. 49,,
LOUISVILLE. .,,:
1 T. ost?Ss 2 Wi 1 steady ss and s
81 LIS amber and white, ii rs @$I 80. Corn quiet:
Rye dull, Oats dull aud unchanged: Pork firm at
des anS ssssS for
aud winter. Bacon firm; shoulders, none here;
sssF s s9ss liz Wssscy Steady E'F Rsni
dull ut 1910. Tobacco frmer but not higher.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. October 25.-Flour quiet and IN
haxe sa s Gas c snd
Barley QUIET ana SnsIan S WhI'ky qqis End end
shoulders, 0Ic clear lib. clear sides, &c.
paa ussi steady
good demand; Texans, s2.25@$3.76: Sheep scarce
:. -. J >y1.'' CHICAGO. '.tra
CHICAGO October 25.-Fleur steady md firm.
sR5bE SIssSSlsS S Sss et Al
the year, No. Chicago spring, Sl.05. Corn
steady aud firm. Oats fairly active and O. shade
she du rye a!s fa aaS nGans
October, $I2.93@t12.70 November. SPAS all
| the year. Lard irregular; options higher and cash
lower at $s.35@&S.4O cash, Ss.82h October, ss15
bid all the year: Buk;neats steady and unchanged.
Receipts: : Flour, ii 600 barrels; wheat, $4,000
bushels corn, 1900 bushels; oats, $4,000
bushels rye, $500 'bushels: Charley $4,000
$4,000 bushels corn. l02.a09 bushels: oats, 80 :
! 900 bushels; rye, 1880 bushels; barley, $4,000
| afternoon Bodrd.-Wheat fairly active af IL .09S
| OSLO October, &l,04h November. Corn easier
23Hc. November, 2a,ic. December. Pork firm de-
nland light at sl2.4714xl2. 80 all the year. Lard
Irregular at 50 6eeoctonets S8.l 7h all the year.
NEW DIRK SYT1oH MARKET.
| NEW YORK, October 26.-Cotton-Net receipts
Al bales; gross, 4<7-bNaess Futures closed firm
Sales. $1,000 bales. Fta1ies: October, S11.24@
fs11.05@S1I :06 january, HlIo@sll.l1i Fob
ruary, 11:22@Sl1:23; March, Oil .sz@s1i.ss;
| April, Sl1.5O@911.b1; sfnY, &1J.829t11.68;
June, 81 .76f1Hf4rfS. sls5ss-5-.s
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LAST NIGHTS TELEGRAMS.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM WASH
TNGTON.
THE RACES AT BALTIMORE YESTERDAY

THE RACES AT BALTIMORE YESTERDAY
THE SECRETARY OF WAR HAS GRANTED
LEAVE OF ABSENCE TO HIS CLERKS TO
GO TO PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK
TO voTE-THE PRESIDENTS EMBARRAss-
MENT CONCERNING THE ENGLISH MIS-
sloN-JoHN SioRRlssEY NOMINATED IN
THE SEVENTH NEW YORK SENATORIAL
p1srRIcT-ARRIvALo OF MR.. TlLDEN FROM
EUROPE-THE PIMLTCO RACEs-NEW
CASES OF FEVER AT FERNANDINA-THE
EASTERN WAR NEWS, &C., &C.
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GEORGIA.
CONDUCTORS INSURANCE AssocIl

CONDUCTORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
ATLANTA, GA, October 25.-The Con.
ductor's Insurance Association began their
tenth annual convention to-day. The mem
bers were welcomed to the city by the Mayor.
The annual address by eX-President Sey-
mour dealt with railroad strikers. The bust
ness thus far has been only routine. The
convention will last two days. A barbecue
will be held here and an excursion to
Charleston.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

OCTOBER 23.-Therc Is q slow market; medium
while fine stock rates weak. saes are 10000 b..
COLORADO At 49,; $4,000 ns. slring California,
bales spring California at 24hc.: 1000 lbs. No.
Ohio at 45hc.: $4,000 lbs. fa California, 19gpc.;
ern Texas on private terms; $4,000 ios. x Ohio
ut 45c; 5000 NJ. medium Ohio at 45c.; 5000 Ms.
unmerchantable deeces on private terms--JoHrRat
of Commerce..
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MAHINE'rSTEILsiG
MINIATURE ALMAEAC-OCToBHR 26, 1877.
gum gum rises ssts s sSs his TIDE 7:,a
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 20, 1877.
u. Z sEE@-Esa ARRIVED

Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New. York, merchan-
disc and passengers; G. W. Allen q. Co.: agents.
smed and passensels. orer ssspf
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise, and passengers, Ell b..
Schooner Caroline W. knight, Dyer, Norfolk,
Schooner George C. A. Trayers, Mitchell, Bal,i
more, salt.
Schooner William s. Farwell, lord, Boston, mill
Schooner +. G. Babceck, Trceu, Providence, coal,
Curtis & Parker. -. Es...
Schooner Mary G. Carroll, Carroll, Philadelphia,
Schooner Clarissa Allen, Butler, Newberg, n. Y,
coal, Curtis Parker. d..
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore October Gath, schooner Roxana,
From New York October ESD, schooner Hattie E.
From Philadelphia October esd, schooner c. r.
Snnickson, Blizzard. zt"s-
From PhiadeIphia October oath. schooner Clara
Bark John Haryie (Br:l Lockhart, cleared from
New York for West Point, Va, October $50.
for Richmond October Esd. ~
Brig Stephen Bishop, Gtlkey, from Richmond, ar
Schooner Dora *. French, French, from Rich-
mond, arrived 1t Hayre October 2lst. ~.
mea E, M.ap Eeer from Rich
at New York October Esd. ~.
m ssaes az pb Hssa a. Ses hen
town, Haze,on were IoadiDg at New York FOE
mond October gath. -
Fl BY telegraph. {,
FoRT MONROE. October 25.-Passed In f3r baisi-
more: Barks Bell Stuart, from Liverpool; AID
| maui, from Bremen; Psolina e, from Genoa nate
Cam. Mary A. Goodwin. A. rrasnas: LAY st shIns
Annie BingaY, for Bclfssti Lizzie Ross, for bre.
men; barks Alfred and Kate Crosby tos ne
Oyos for United Kingdom Tailsman aea 80 m
and Peerless. PASSED. out from Rtchmona; eenoon-
or, q ~ Evans and Napoleon. ltszss
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New York.
4 FORGED CIRCULAR DISCOVERED.

4 FORGED CIRCULAR DISCOVERED.
NEW YORK, October ga forged circ,l-
lar purporting to be signed by me has been
extensively circulated among the newspa-
pers asking for the insertion of paid edi'
torial on the greenback movement. No
such circular has emanated from the office
of the American Bankers Association. The
whole is forgery.
ISigHedl JAMES BUELL., Secretary.
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DclaWRrC.

ARREST OF An ALLEGED FUKGEK.
WILMINGTON, October 25.-The sheriff OF
Fulton county, Ga, was arrested in this city
to-day upon requisition from the Governor
Of that State on complaint OF Mr.. j. 81. Jack
son, Of the well known Jackson & Sharps
Works, charging him with obtaining
several thousand dollars from legislative
committee of Georgia in 1873 by false
pretences and by making false attidayits.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 23.-The sales to-day aggregated So
hogshea Is. The Pickett House sold 20 hogsheads:
hogsheadS Galloway County leaf At S5, $500 3
s4.95. *4.05;3 hogsheads johnson County (lnd.l
Tugs at 1910, $3.50, $3.50: hogsheads Missouri
low leaf ut 80 .60@s5; 2 hogsheadS Built County
Tugs ut 50 10, 1855.
The Ninth-Sireet House sold Is hogsheads: 4
h0gsheads Hancock County leaf 1T $3.50, 10. 10.
1896. $3.50; 4 hogsheads Sfuhlenburg County leaf
at 1856, $3.50. 1910, 1920: l hogshead Ballard
County leaf at $500: hogsheads Tennessee leuf
andlu at s. 40; $3.50. $4.l5, -, $500 $50
1t 1880.
: The Ninth-Street House sold 1S hogsheads :: 4
hogsheads Hancock County sleaf at $500, S0.l0,
1896, $3.50; 4 hogshends Muhlenburg County leaf
ut $3.50, $3.50, 500, S4.20; l hogshead Ballard
county leaf at 81 90:'S hogshcadS Tennessee leaf
and Tugs at 50 40 1880. S4.15, -, 1920, 1920,
$3.50, 90 80; hOgshead Mctcalte County leaf IT
g. SO.-Innrisr- LONrnnk. - 49,
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Tennessee.

NO EXCURSION-RATE TO PENSACOLA.
CHATTANOOGA, October 25.-The report
that the convention of railroad men had
adopted an eXcursion-ratc to Pensacola is
premature. The Convention has taken nc
definite action on the subject.
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paid to persons, companies, or corporations
This is the whole kernel OF both bills. The
second bill provides that the expenses Of
the Court of Claims shall be paid first, the
direct claims OF the first class next, and the
direct claims Of the second class last. II
there Is not enough money to 60 round II
Is to be divided pro rata. All claims must
be filed within one year from the passage Of
the bills. No claims are to be paid until al
are adiudicated, and an appeal to the Su'
preme Court may be taken from the iudg'
ment OF the Court Of Claims on any claim
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.1
LEAVE OF ABSENCE TO CLERKS IN THE wAT
DEpARTMENT-THE ENGLISH MISSION.
WASHINGTON, October 25.-The Secretary
Of War grants his clerks ten days leave to
60 to Pennsylvania and New York for vo'
ting purposes, not to be deducted from their
regular vacation.
1t Is now said, in view OF the embarrass-
ment in which the Pennsylvania delegation
have placed the President with reference to
THE English mission, that no name to sue
coed Pierrepont will be sent to the Senate
not do to offend Pennsylvania Just now, nor
will it prove acceptable to give Cameron
the place.
Bayard, Thurman, and Morgan are the
Democrats OF the committee OF seven to
mature mode OF declaring the President
and Vice-President.
NOT AT TIE BALTIMORE RACES.
Senators Gordon, OF Georgia, and Maxey,
OF Texas, and some others, reported as dis
tinguished persons at the Baltimore races
yesterday, were not there. .....
MINISTER TO ST. JAMES.
On dit Grant is to be Minister to st.
James.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The impression is becoming oppressive
that the Senate will not seat either Spotford
or Eustis. Some Republicans. not wishing
to have Kellogg and Pinchback thrust down
their throats, favor allowing Louisiana to
have her sober second thought. IL is not
beyond possibility that the question will be
postponed until the people elect new
Legislature. It is asserted, however, with
some positiyeness that the majority report
OF the committee will follow what Morton
had outlined, which, il adopted, will seat
Kellogg.
The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons have decided to go into the merits OF
the case Of Spotiord Us. Kellogg. This l2-
wolves, it is understood, a full rehearing Of
the dreary story.
The adjournment OF the Senate to Mon
day is contirmatory OF the determination Of
the Republicans not to act on nominations
until an understanding is reached with the
Executive.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET,
The receipts OF live stock for The week ending
tie $50 hogs, and ESQ sheep. Mondays market
opened brskly. with an abundant supply of cattle
and with good demand for best grades: prices OF
above cattle averaging nearly1 rs bs gross Hog
are dull and shade lower; no extra good hogs ar
irving. One small lot Of extra good sheep sold a
SIC. q 10. gross. We quote:
Beef CattIe-yery best. 5kc.: good, 4@4xc.
medium or good fair quality, 3S@4c.; common
thin steers, &C., 24@3c. q d., gross. e.. 7:
Ho0s.-Very best To-; medium and lighter grades
6@6k@6Ic. q d., net.
Sheep.-Very best &C.. fair to good 3%G4Ec. Z
CGirss.-S5@*l0 q head.
Mich Co,os.-S20@I45 q head.
Weighed on livestock scales, 326 head of cattle
$50 hogs, and 242 sheep. ...
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YclioW.Eeyer.

NINE NEW CASES AT FERNANDINA.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October 25.-Nine
new cases were reported at Fernandina last
night-all colored. No deaths arereported.
The weather is warm.
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OH. a field OF nine horses. and resaIted in
victory for Mr.. Sandiord's horse Start 1.-THE
sane ownersl. Bay finally won the Dulling-
ham handicap, for which eight horses con-
tested. The fayorites for boti, events failed
to obtain places.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO ExcHANG Z.

THURSDAY, October rs, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised LOG ho2sheads, 20
ticrces, and 2 boxes The offerings at auction OR
Change were II packages of which number 81
were taken In and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 1928 to $25.
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HUNYADI JANOS WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
IIUNYADI JANOS.
NEW APERIENT WATER.

Specially recommended for richness in aperien:
salts and It's efficacy in Bilious attacks, prevention
of Govt Piles, etc., and ordinary apcricnt. by
LIEBIG, vIRCHOW, SCANZONI, and Sir HEN
IeY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
In England and Germany.
DIR. J. MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. LAS u laxa-
tive, prefer it to every other mineral waterl'
DIR. JAMES r. WOOD, NEW YORK. "Ccrtain, but
gentle and painless; superior to any other bitter
water" "
DIR. WILLLAMA. HAMMOND, NEW YORK. 1.-THE
most pleasant and efficient of all purgative wa
ters."
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS, NEW YORK. q The most
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted for
daily usc.' s."
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. Requires
less, is less dlsagrecablc and unpleasant than any
other.n 't .'--
DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE, NEW YORK. " Preferred to
any other laxative .... IS
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE. !,
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of THE
APoLLINARIs COMPANY tlimitedl, London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
41and 43 Warren street, New York,
f.. Is. Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
.- '...s.. FOR SALE BY
DEALERS. GRoCERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
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President Tildau.

~ HIS ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, October 25.-President Til
den, eX-Secretary Of State Bigelow, and
Congressman Hewitt, wife, and daughter,
have arrived from Europe in the Scythia.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET

OCTOBER .22.-Virpinia bright five pounds. Csc.
MSl: Virginia bright dive and extra twist, 90
M7Oc.; Virginia bright extra 6-inch twist, SO
M7Oc.; Virginia medium g. and 12-inch twist SO
NGGOc.: Virginia common g. and l2-nch twist. 5oGg
SOC; Virginia smoking, IS and Is, 4s@60c.
.-'-@@. -. KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy, bright nlshogany, 54655c:
Louisville navy, mahogany, S3@54c.; Louisville
navy, fine black, 4S@5Oc.: Kentucky smoking to-
bacco, tbs., rs, and Is, Observation-Disclosures
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pETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

| OCTOBER 23.-Netc-Ledf-Comm &C @$6.5n;
medium, S7@p$s; good. s10@Sl2 good to fine, Sl2
@S15; mahogany, S14@S16.
| Luqs-Comnon, $4G1$5.50: medium TO good.
S5.5U@S6 fine, S6GT7.50.-Appeai
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BY Telegraph,


NEW YORK. October 25.-Gold opened at 102k.
N0on.-Stocks buoyant. Money on call, 6 per cent.
Gold, 1O24. Exchange-Loug, 4S1k; short, 4S6.
State bonds unchanged. Governments steady.
Euenin0.-Dloney, per cent. Sterling frmer at
4S1k. Gold quiet at 1924. Governments dull 4;
new SIS, 107k. States 1uiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 25.-virginia 6's, old, 80:
deferred. Ok; consolidated, SO; second series, Az.
North Carolina 6's, old, IS. Bid to-day. -.
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DOX-PAPER, In GREAT VARIETY,
Dat Is, 90, 20, and soc. tt,x. Sent to any I'D.
dress, post-pald on receipt III the price by
j. I ELLYSON, Bookseller,
jy90 HE Main street,
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Political Matters.

MoERlssEY NOMINATED IN THE SEVENTH NEW
YORK SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
NEW York, October 25.-John Morrissey
has finally secured the nomination in the
Seventh senatorial district OF all the anti
Tammany organizations except one. EX-
Sheriff O'Brien is resolved to run against
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Flour.

perine, SG.25@ $3.50; common family, S7GlS7.50 !;
fancy family and City Mills, $SISS.25, and very
dull. .s
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DIsAPrRovAL OF THE SEE DOCTRINE
Newaric, N. D., October 24.-The Presby-
terrain Synod to-day voted against Mr.. Sees
higher-liie holiness doctrine by ITO to 8.
The general sentiment is that he should
resign his pastorate. The Miller heresy
case comes up next.
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xLvTH CONGRESS---Extra Session

XLVTH CONGRESS---Extr Session
WASHINGTON, October %.
HOUSE oE REPRESENTATIVE
In the House the contested case from
Colorado was resumed after the reading OF
the journal. The case was finely disposed
OF on a party vote by the reference OF all
papers to the Committee on Elections.
A petition from the colored people oil
North Carolina asking aid for emigration to
Liberia was presented, read, and referred.
Adjourned to Monday.
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Eighty-seven lake vessels, bringing over
two and half million bushels OF grain, ar
rived at Buffalo in twenty-four hours ending
on Tuesday. This is bound to tidewater by
way Of the canals, and the accumulation
VIII probably be more than can be moved
before the canals are closed by cold wea-
ther
ner two offers OF marriage, and one of them
y, was irom-from-be patient, we are coming
lie news comes from Jennie june,
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NJ E W W A T E r.
HUNYADI JANOS,

HUNYADI JANOS,
aperient natural mineral water, highly recon-
nended by eminent physicians in this country and
In Europe.
Supply just received.
For sale by
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO., Druggists,
| SELF 1915 Main street, Richmond.
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Warrington.

MINISTER TO THE COURT OF ST. JAAEs-THE
COLORADO AND LOUISIANA cAsEs-THE GE-
NEyA AWARD, &C., &C.