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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 29.-American pig shows little
movement. buying confined TO small los. put nricss
showing tile change. Scotch pix Is freely ohered.
aud has q moderate sale, with prices easy.
Rails have n good demand. Wrought scrap
Is quiet and firm. Following are the quota.
$2I. 5OdS22. so. and forge at tl9@f2l Scotch pix
ut $3.50 k24 so for Gengarnock. e24 50@s26 for
Coltness: S24Gf25 for Gartscheirie. and s2l.oO
1f23 for Egnion. English steel rails are 0soted
at &60Gs61, al d American steel az S60@&G5 AZ
mills: old rats at S27@&27.50 for u, ann $3.50
sZS 80 for d. b. Wrought scrap at t27@s27. 90.
sx ship, and &2s&s32 from yard.-Journct or
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By Telegraph.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK September 80 -Neen.-stocks strong.
Money on call. 2(G3 per cert. Fxchange-Lons.
4s0k; short, 4S3. state bonds dull. Governments
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. September 30.--The Posts financial
article says: The markets for all classes OF Secur-
lies continue strong, and In the markets doni-
Date0 by speculative Influences the tone Is becoming
decidedly bush. This Is due 10 the facts that the
short interest contracts 10 deliver stocks yet 10 be
bought Is very large: that the prospects for easy
money are good by reason OF continued heavy gold
imports; that railroad earnings continue largely
profitable. and 10 the growing feefDg that the
rising tide of pro- perity Is TOO strong to receive
more than a temporary set back, even II thai, by
any probable turn In political affairs. United
STATES bonds are 3 d4c. higher for the long DATE
issues ana lower for the short date Railroad bonds
are strong ar an advance of 4G12 per cent: The
largest being in those of the Southwestern rail-
road. The markets for STOCKS IS s@2h per cent.
higher than Yesterdays closing, although there have
been reac ions from time 10 time. The leading
stocks have been Burlington and Quincy; Mil
waukee aud st. Paul Kansas, and Texas, Dclaware'
and Rock IsIaud Notwithstanding the appa.
rent uncertainty OF the contest for the con.
troll OF the Western Union Telegraph, and
which Is attended, so f.r ~ dealings In the
stock are concerned, with unusual risks The stock
has been active to-day at 9s4M994. American
Union has advanced 10 81. Louisville and Nash
willie early I'm the day sofa as high as 1873, and Is no"
156. Chattanooga Is steady at about 90. Money on
call is easy to get 2I3 per cent, on lime at 3d4H
per cent, and on prime mercantile paper at 4sG5 !
per cent. The market here for foreign exchange Is
Gull and weak. good many bills are making against
the shipment to Europe of our securities, princ.-
pally railroad bonds and shares.
The following quotations were current Today:
United States per cents. l0Sa4l0SB: United
States Az per cents, lO9@lo9b; District OF Co
lumbia .65's. -; New Jersey Central 72b Obto
and H,-sissippi, o4Hi Eric. 3obi Michigan central.
955; Hannibal and ~: Joseph, 39h; Lake Shore,
los; Northwest, 106S: Northwest preferred,
81. Paul, 94T; 81. Pau preferred, =; Wabash,
-. Louis and Pacific. 374: Wabash, ST. Louis and
Pacific preferred, USk; Kansas and Texas, So;
Western Union Telegraph, 9sk; G. c. and |. c.,
lS4; Pacific Mail, 40.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 30.-Vir9inia 6's. de-
fsrred, z consOs. 59S; second series, "a past
due coupons, 90h; new 10-40's, Az; 10. 40 cou-
poDs, 95h. Bia to-day.
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NEW YORK pETROLEUM MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 80 Export demand IS very fsirs
aud there Is q strong market. sales OF 10000 bar
rels renned at lc. Crude IN shipping order QUOTED
az 6AG &c.: nsptha at 10hc. kehned quoted -
Ike. for New fork, nominal for PhiisdeIphis, and
Ike. for Baltimore. Refined IA cases al 144@
l5Ac. Clint Roudebush Co. favor US with the fol-
Gates icrnde petroleum. here, $4,000 barrels; on
City, 800 600 barrels: Bradford. 100000 barrels
opened at e9hc.; highest sales Of kt.0oh; lowest
sales at 9eAc closed al 9sSc. bid. Exports for the
week, 5.6l6.0S2 gallons; exports from January
1st. 1922 $40 gallons: exports same time iasf
year, Is0,I72,9s9 gslons.-Journdt If Com
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Sayannnh's Commerce.

SAVANNAH. GA, September 30.-The Bril-
fish ship CASTILLO cleared to-day for Liver
pool with Ills bales Of cotton, the largest
cargo OF cotton ever cleared from any At
lantic port. The arrivals OF foreign steam
ships at this port for the past month num-
bered twenty-six, and the entries OF coast
wise tonnage were the largest known in the
history OF Savannah.
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Congressional Nominations.

ALBION, n. Y, September 30.-The Re-
publicans OF the Thrtieth congressional
district have renominated the Hon. John
Van Vorbis for Congress.
PouGHKgEPsIE, n. Y, September 3O.Z
The Republicans OF the Thirteenth district
to-day renominated John Fl. Ketcham for
Congress.
AMSTERDAM, N. Y, September 30.-Judge
Hilton was nominated for Congress to-day
by the Democrats OF the Twentieth district.
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Frost I'm Piedmont.

ORANGE, Va, September 3o.-Frost fell
In Piedmont, Va, lat night. nearly a
month earlier than usual. Its severity Is
not believed to be sufficient to iniure mate
rally the tobacco or other CROPS.
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senator Jones sHll a Republican.

NEW YORK, September 30.-A Herald
San Francisco special furnishes card
signed by Senator Jones, OF Nevada, de-
claring the statement that he had left the
Republican party "a stupid invention OF
enemies" He says: 81 never was more
ardent believer IN Republican principles
and supporter Of the Republican candidates
than now"
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA BREADsrUFF MARIE

SEPTEMBER 29-The market toby IL active
and prices for grain are higher. There Is no change
to note In -four. The receipts OF wheat are light
700 bushels sold at Csc, 81 81 OF, 03. 81 90.
and US for Fuz, and .0S, ELL o,
alb, ell and 41.16 for Lancaster 10 quality.
Bat little corn offered which sold M SEC for
white. No oats reported. aud 1863 tnsLes Of rye
brought 90c. Country produce continues scarccs
and wanted st quotations. Gazette.
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CHER crude. Mani.
MA s,fss gl Isl 1850 20;
1886 $1,000 4,740,0e0
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

RICHMOND LlvE-STOCk MARKET.
sEPTKNBER 29.-Prices tbis week ranged ~ fol-
BseS Catffs.--very hest. 4dlkc.: good. 3x03kc:
thin steers, old cow. g.. xm2se: -. groaa'
BuIls-Medium 70 heavy. 2s63Sc. v -. arcs.
Hogs yery best. 6k& 7c.; common eradess ~
ca 9Ss. p n, net.
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LouIsyILLE LEAF.rOBACCO MARKET

SEPTEMBER 2S.-TheIe were some sales OF old
stock Of low grade deaf, which was as dull aud
stess as ever, but for her styles the market was
active ana frm. The sales aggregated 200 hogs
heads.
AT the present writing there Is a very decided and
very agreeable prospect that the contractors for
France, TIA y, and Spain are about TO be shorn of
considerable quantity Of WOO. They may be pun
shed very severely for undertaking everybody
else, and the more they lose the better, as matter
Of sautary warning. IL will lie good for the bear
spectators 10 fnd that :" there Is limit 10 this
thing to pass which is attended with certain
amount OF danger.
The Ninih-street House sold 40 hogsheads hogs
heads Union county iugs at "a 81 So, "a 10. ~ Do
$3.50, $4.l5. S4.l5. and $500: hogsheads hc.
Lean county common leaf and Tugs al % 10 and
1890; hOgsbead Grayson county Tugs at a. so {;
9 hogsheads Logan county common leaf and iugs
at $3.50. 90 o. "a 90, :4.75, 1910, t465, ~ 20,
"a 90. and "A: 3 hOgsheads simpson county COM
mon leaf and Tugs at $3.50, 81 05, "a. go, a go,
and 395; q nogsheads Breckenridge county COM
mon and low leaf at 1910, $3.50, s5 AS, $40,
a. as, and a. IS; lS hOgsheads Davies county
trash al private sale -COurttr. Journal.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 29.-There Is a fair inquiry aud
prices firm. The quotations. for Virginia are 4Ec:
54@5Ac. for hand-picked.-Journat Of Cow-
merce,
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OrFicEor rnx PoLIcE DEPARTMENT.
MANcHEsTRR September ~, 1850.
rTO ALL WHOM THIS ORDER NAY
EFFECT.

Nv specisi ucstous from ths Mayor s,n sa-
tbor,rs 10 carry nto effect the ioance e wIl1en
reis Ing 10 HOksEs, AuLks. AND AsSkS KUN
The owner or owners Of such anisasi Or sainsS
above named viii take petice tha< on nnd onef ~
snin,sIs whesher hoobed loose, snd ranetee eess
ids IL the Enclosure u the owner % 0unese y AZ
mnes isne. or alley or upen tho easy ecSuooss ~
~ o0ser a. Owners az sny soch sf11a! - eegefs4
~ :. Dan '''' : s''.i'Ss 3 - iS>' 3
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

SEPTEMBER 2S.-The following are the quota
tiOns:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common 10 good, f4.50@S6.
LcdG.-Common, t6.50dS7; medium, $3.50 !;
good, slOa$11; fine, sl2@Sl4; extra fine, Sl5ds
Sic.
Stemmfng.-Common, 1894; Medium, SEQ
$3.50 good, tS@l&9; lne, Sl0@tl0.75.
DARK ToBACCo-MANUFACTUR
Lug FiHers.-Common. S3.50@S4; medium,
S4.506S5 good, S5.50GS6.
Le0f FiAers.-Common. s51t5 so; medium,
&6Gf6.50; good, t7G$ S; fine, .9MSl0.
JVrdDpers.-COmmOn, s7.50HSS.00; medium ,
Ss.50Mf9 good. S9.50@Sl0; tine, &lO@tl1 :
extra sun-cured, Sl2@l5.
BRIGHT ToBACCO-MANUFACTU
Sm0kerS.-Common, Ss@Sl0; medium, tl0@
sl2; good, Sl2MSl6; fine, Sl6@S20,
FiHerS.-Common, &6GSS: medium, &7@f9 !;
good, Sl0@il2 fine, nominal.
WrdppeTS.-CommOn,S 81 0HSl5 medium. VI 5@
t20: good, s20AS30; fine, &409S50; fancy. sec
@S75.
WrGDDers, NShOgGnH.-COmmon, f12@sl6 {;
medium, 81 jM@20; good, f22@$25; fine, $500
$40; extra, &45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
principally TO good old heavy-boGied Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old lugs, S4@s5: Kentucky River Tugs, S10@
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, Sl3GSlS.
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Fire harrisburg, Pa.

HARRISBURG, PA, September 30.-A fire
this forenoon destroyed Early's National
Greenback Hall and several other frame
buildings in West Harrisburg. Loss not
gwen, but it is covered by insurance.
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NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET.


SEPTEMBER 29.-Sicily quoted at s75at76 for
best brands ana s30@i40 for low grades; yir-
ginia al S45 a s50.-yourRdt Of Commerce.
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nUPONT,s POWDER.

$500 KEGS DUPQNT's sP0RTING,, BLAST
N'o"o ina. AND NfNiNG-POWDER-
The most Oopuiar powder IN use; never fails Always
70 be rrIiss upon. For H :s,s ~ y woprHAM
"a .,oe on Agent Tor Dupont
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An Exfradited Embeszier.
FIRE RECORD.
Business Houses Burned I'm Schuyler
VILE. N. Y.

SARATOGA, September 30.-A large fire al
Schuylerville began in Oliver Brisbin's dry
goods store ut 2 o'clock this morning, and
the following business-houses were burned
Oliver Brisbin d Co, L. Wasbburne, dry
goods; j. HORN Brook, hardware; Seth
Lawrence. drugs; the Western Union Tele'
graph office; Joseph T. Smith, ieweller
Miles Root, furniture; Seward Winney,
meat market; and the Schuyleryile Stand
ard printing office. Total loss estimated al
SGD 900.
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INDIANS REPORTED sLAIN-M0vEMENTS OF
HAYES.
SAN Francisco, CAL, September 30.-A
dispatch from Tucson. Arizona, says that
two miners report that General Carr had a
light with small party OF Victoria's band,
eighteen Ia number, 10 Ratchet mountain,
and killed them all.
A dispatch from Rozeburg. Oregon. says
that the President and his party arrived
there yesterday at 4:30 Il. NJ, and will pro-
coed directly TO Portland.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, september 81, 1881,
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Whfte, 1872 bushels. Red. 5,762 bush
els; Of which $50 bushels were re. exhibited.
OATs.-2s0 bushels; of which 80 bushels were
re-txhibited.
RYR-0S bushels.
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FURNITURE.

CHEAP FURNITURE sToRE.-M
~ FALL GOODs.-speciaI attention j. cali -
I'd 10 our large aud elect stock OF neg and De. NJ
sirabe STYLES OF PARL0R SUITS IN spun-s
and raw-siIk reps aud hair cloth varied asorimens
OF WALNUT SUITS, in Queen-hnne and ,rg sst-
GOODS or every d. scription. We would esreciaily
ask al who Itend buying fu niiure 10 call ana TX
our goods. We are determined 10 cell cheaper thtn
any house Ia the city. Easy terms of payments,
"' r. GATHRtGiIT y SON,
90 lam l6 Governor street.
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Personal.
VISIT OF GENERAL HAMPTON AND Mr.. RANDALL
GIBSON TO GENERAL HANCOCK.

New YORK. September 3d. General
Wade Hampton, OF South Carolina, accom-
panied BY General Randall Gibson, newly
elected senator from Louisiana, called on
General Hancock yesterday afternoon and
remained about an hour. General Hamp.
ton left for home In the evening train. A
most cordial greeting was given them by
General Hancock.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. September 80. 1880.
sALEs.-10 shares OF National Bank Of Virginia
stock at 964: o ditto al % shares OF X. aud ID.
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flour.

Fine. s3As3.5O; extra, s4.759t4.s5 superfne
&3.50@4 common family, s5Ggs5.25.
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RICHMOND, September so, 1880.
uAyJNG DULY QUALIFIED AS EX-

III ECUTOR OF PATRICK LAkhlr, ares = 60
hereby reaue 81 all persons VINO are Indebted 70 III
estate "a come forward and settle with NE. An,
one having . claim against the said estate VIII pre-
sc,,f M. ~ me 10 me for settlement.
~ % a.s TIMOTHY KERSE. Executor.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFAC1URED TOBACCO
MARKET.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.

VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and 1ne pounds, 75@ooe. !
Virginia dne and extra hg, 75@sGc.; Virginia fine
6-,nch and l2-lnch twist, 60@62c.; Virginia me.
dunn 6.inch aud IL. inch twist, 4Gs4sc; Virginia
medium los and los, 46@4sc.: Virginia medium
I2-!nch pounds, asa soc. Virginia common IL
inch pounds. 4Oa 45c.:Vrgipia good bright linen.
85c: Virginia common l1-.nch. 32@33c.: Nir.
Tna mahogany and bright navy, 3s ana as. "A
@45c.; Virginia black navy, SIS ana As 4Ze14oe'
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking. s1.20@*l25; Virginia
assorted, 45@60c. North Carolina and others, 40
@60c.
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO
Fine bright SIS, 5l@54c.; Gne bright, 80, As, and
Dsbd ao double thick 5s 45@47e; mahogany
single thick IS, 45G47c.s &c; aud Toe Pmgs snd
fright double thick IS, 46d4sc.; bright single
thick 3's 46@4ec.; bright &c. aud loc plugs ana
fancy styles 4s52c plaio wrapper 10, To- r.' alo
l6-oz &C.: PLAN. small work, 4Zc. SECOND Kr'ues-
| MS, rs, and KS, 4O@42e.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Second grades, MS. rs. aud s. 40G4lc mlSeo
Mug. smoking 3sc.: STEM smoking, In pager. 2ee;
IatsS iSs "a and z's 27m3Oc. bright and granu-
lated Ia bags 29d 75e. pipe smoking, ia paper rs
c.-COurfer-JourndL
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.
SEPTEMBER 29.-Tnere was good trade 10 an
grades ana prices generally strong sales 3Oo noe.,
heads Ksn11sGi l ss a zoo eases 1879 New
England al ii@3cc.; 70 eases 1879 fats Oh p ri.
yate terms: 90 cases 1879 Ohio al I've; Suo oses
Havana AZ esc.aslI5. Quotations for Virginia
leaf are DsEc n%on ,as 4eaas l sosa ID o s
DC: dark wrappers at 9Gl4c. Brighi-Commou
mahogany at o@l Sc; good mahogany a. nS%SVsI6
| M2Oc good bright at 26r35c.; hoe oright al so
| 645c: extra bright at 45G6oe. smokers brish,-
Common at e@12c.; good at l2@l7c.; me !" ~
Manufactured 7oJaeeo.-BlAck work-Com;
moo and medium, 10 bond, 9l2@slo' xoon any
ine. 10 bond. tie@tle. Bright wors-Commo,
and medium, in fond, III asi9; good and nne, Ia
''"'' CHER crude. Mani
Hbds. Pig. Lbs.
| Exports for the week. 5,l26 2I2e ei,Vyt
Exports from Jan. L.. 64,s3t 5000 4,5aV,Oo'
/ Exports same time last
4 year,. 71,S47 IotzfT oiVlvrcsl
Receipts for the week, hhds............. 4Olt
Receipts for the week, bxs. ana cs....... -
Receipts from January i, hhds......,"., 1925
Receipts from January i, oxs. and cs.... 1Zzs0ot
| Receipts sane time last year, hhss-,.... I4,0e1
Receipts same time last year, BIS and e. 1855
TJournat of commsrcs.
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WHEAT White, 81 bushels prime seed on pri-
waite terms; 9 bushels good az S1.l3; Is bushels
fair at sl-tota, 90 bushels. Red, SIS bushels very
caster on private terms; 60 bushels very good Lam
caster at Sl.l5; 500 bushels prime mixed at
sl.16; 3,110 bushels very good mixed on private
bushels very good mixed at $l.l2; s bushels fair
mixed at $l.05: 3l2 bushels very good Fultz on
private terms: 234 bushels prime seed Fuliz at
sll2: 206 bushels very good Fuliz al Sl.l0; 81
bushels good Fultz at S1.0S; 80 bushels good Full
at Sl.07; 664 bushels fair Fultz al 81 %; 100
bushels common FultZ at u 03 80 bushels COM
mon FultZ AT 97c ; 2S bushels common Fultz at
95c.; SO bushels common Fulz at 93c.; 10 BUSH
els common FultZ at S5c.; ~ bushels common
FuIiz al S0c.-tOtal, 1888 bushels.
OATs.-70 bushels prime spring at 4Sc.; 10
bushels very good spring at 45c.; loo bushels good
spring at 44c.ttotal. $50 bushels.
RYE.-36 bu- hes choice on private terms
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NEW YORK, September 80 -Neon.-Stocks strong
Money on call. 26l3 per cert. Fxchange-Lons
1901; short, 4S3. State bonds dull. Governments
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NARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURK ALMANAC-ocToDER l, 1880.
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STATE YAlR.

STATE FAIR.
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
sECFRTARY's 0fFIcE,
RICHMOND, VA, September ~, 1880. }
books FOR THE ENTRY OF AR
~ TTCLEs FOR PREMIUMS al the twenty-ArsS
ANNUAL FAIR OF this society
ARE NOW OPEN.
They will be closed on the 20rn VI oCIosER.
PAIR OPENS ON THE 26rH OF OCTOBER, AND
WILL CONTINUE FOUR DAYS.
Premiu,n-lsts furnished W. A. BURKE,
40 23 eodtOr20 cecfesafy.
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The Eastern Question.

LONDON, September 30.-A Constantine
pie dispatch to the Times says: GAS soon as
the Sultan had learned that Admiral Sey.
mour had gone TO Cettnic to concert COM
bined action with the Montenegrins RIA
Pasba was instructed TO warn the latter that
il they advanced on Ducieno he would at
tooG p,ivori
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The Disaster 10 The Steamer Campus.
Count de Chambord's Birthday.

LONDON, September 30.-A Paris dispatch
dated yesterday, to the Times, says: The
Count de Chambord completes to-day his
sixtieih year. The occasion was celebrated
by about dozen banquets in various parts
OF Paris, and a commemorative mass az the
church Of st. German DIES Pres was at
tended by thousand persons. Masses were
also celebrated at Marseiles, Bordeaux, and
oiher towns.
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NEW FALL STYLES
ruRSirURg. ~
New ami elegant styles
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
PARLOR SUITS,
in Hair Clob, Reps, Raw six, satin Delalues.s
Plu-h. snd other elegant goods.
Large assortment Of low-pricsd
CHAMBER SUITS.
DiNING-R0Oa FURNITURE.
MATTRESSES, &C.
Examine my stock. and you will hnd aoods 10
suit aDy one SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
- 24.eod Governor street. Richnend.
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8itlmond 1ispstfh,

rn,pAy OCTOBER !. $780,
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rhe Allied Fleets and DulcignO-Tho
SuIfnn's Obstinacy SurDriSing

LONDON, September 3O.-Dispatches from
Gravosa to the Times say that it is now
generally believed that The fleets OF the
Powers will not 60 to Dulcigno.
A Constantinople dispatch to the Times
says that the determined obslinacy OF the
Sultan causes general surprise, as he is-a
nervous, timid man, who does not venture
beyond the limits of his well-guarded
pleasure. grounds.
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S'H ES-S or TIE sy.Jk.

IIeslient iiaSoss p ,ut yesterday ct Columbus
Tho Socialists at Chicago threaten to Dol, tho
Green back presidantial ticket and sst IN oac
! OF their oTp.
The tc1Sus ouumraiers oil Cincinnati foot ur
population ior that city Of 24G. l53. Cauu!-
| llug tho Immediate suburbs, claim vii! be
| made Of 500. 600
Tho tr at Marsh4lI. T,x,s, OF Curric, for
tho murder Ct tho ACTOR Porter, ended Saturday
10 verde, OF no! guilty, on tho ground of ill.,
sanity.
The National Board of Health ate ak Gus
to get their 500. coo from tho Treasury o,
Washington TO entoic, quarantine rcgulatitrs
against pts'lblc visit OF yellow fever.
Three cases Of s1icidc occurred in Baltimore
90 Saturday. A young wife shot herself
tnousn remorsc, can maker drowned himself
10 d. OF dependency, and young man hung
himself through despair from i'll health.
The grand Jury of New Orleans have visited
the Chinese dens where white persons male aud
female, assemtls to smoke opium. They will
make special rcpor, directing the attention Of
the city authorities to this social owl
Rev. Samuel Robbins Btowr, ono Of tho
earliest missionaries toChina nnd Japan, through
"'oSo StIi'o eoslC vi luC uT5C OIlQGSO D09g
wsro sent 10 America to be educated, died at
MonsOn, Mass, yesterday morning, aged 10
years.
-Four eolo1ed children were burned to dcath
near Shubuta. Miss, on tho II n iostant-tho
cabin taking fire while their parcats were at
church. There we're five children in the house;
but ono awoko AMI made its escape, though 10.
able to rescue the Others
- About o'clock Saturday night tho steamer
Grand Eepubic, which 1uos bNnconNcw York
and Rocksway, colded with tho steamer Ade-
lalde, which plies botwcen Vow York and Long
Branch, and tho latter boat was sunk. Tho
accident occurred off Leroy street. New York.
NO lives Eero lost. IS the Adelaide had landed
her passengers just previous to the Collision.
AT meeting Of the board of directors of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, held at
Memphis on Saturday. Ii. w. Cole, President
Of the Virginia and East Tennessee Railroad,
was elected Vice President to fill tho vacancy
occaSIoned by tho resignation OF q. McGhec.
and will at once assume control of the entire
consolidated limo ircm Memphis to Bristol.
A letter has been received by the vito of
Sexton BilImire. OF Mount Vernon nj. f.
Church. Baltimore, who mysteri0psly dissp-