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",,r relations viii ,ho.o stut,T i,ato ior p"ni"
ns 1 t ssp. - ~ 1c,,or, rt
tt,.,t; ntssto,: cyen q, rn!j!lccd ssste a,.a
piay a ieort urt s,o ~ s1 .ne u HaIons "t u ,l ~
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,.,,., ....,s, M"uNn.n n'.'.' ~ WV"
M, Nv, ~ ~ ~ nxtuM hxiIas sess9i io sGi!tG . Tor
!tst y tlio wUiing.i IL wnr: trust tlls nuslou
,1, w. s aSn isrest " tliu aiil,ltet ~ VIII
'Sss haa'a"o saS cs'ns'%S'a S % e"s"se's". saSs 10
TIE llihtt sEAs
aop.R eor IA ec S% ~ Sn II rules
and q s"efarns ts csl iey eysI:is ss:i snasf u
!aS '1y Gn!. nr.S r stssc; tnofS 80 thas
rules Ii, tho cnap Ut yoastis III uCrprcnt fmtt,tI-
% a'iiu; ttlgetiliE u t,fn wAtert. Those tntcrnu-
1,nnl t!,lca tilt!er l'tlt silKhty tr9n oir uwl,.
$S 's sSS's s ha % s:SX sp1f Ct 'Sc
United stntta .,r, tho hlgl, srat mud IN foreign
Watsrs Gn1 y, trox t9 aotion ol tho Hta'e le
Iar1nGnt ~ .1aaellnnth,x tho rules. Rnd Il, nc.
,nnitr,nin ~ 70 tHp, ts,. w" IT, IT, npH "t
wntrrA Of tho Tnilcii States. thoy nru llpv vurv
Echcrusly Known and oucyr,l,
,u.,,r ,,,,u,,,rrs
The State Department mn continues ta pub
lan TO rug country t9o triltlO hil iliIuD Dctilr'
im tMn rc!'urA fseeivftl IRON itR nHlcefa nhruMds
nc success ~ thls ct1lrsC warrants tta cunttntl
aEcc atd slien nppr1rrAuon as tlny lIr Required
~ eEet thu Tat,i.ily INCREASING demand inr tiinse
pMn'!eat!tlss, ;, WIN special rctntunGt u tho Al.
,hafn ,d smtt0a txgnsluon te UctDSr nt,t,sr or
o. Wol1S gSSpers OH sho eosto''sgoods trude ut tho
THE INTERNATIONAL SANITARY CONFER.
for whsch1n 1870 Congress ,nadu provtslon. rs.
snnhu,i IL fnia s,,tv T., i"n,,,r,. In.t M,,
tho snssnms wsrn ynrni.5oai i2 .,m,'i ,s,' II" ~
ff,onvf n rrsrhnd ~ s,,nnct n,rc,,,su . i, .at n
inv thn fttHre ,,o1inm ~ thn I.a ~ p,os. ~
tho icrchauu. ri vIo,ys nrt,"", ~ IL noss III.
liable fhn rtiii nr,tncnIs ~ fhs s,Ss,m.s nnw,.
bean already peescntad 10 tho setiate.
As pertinent to tots general, subject, | calf
your altehtlon 10 tho operations OF tile
NATIONAL, HOARD OF HEALTH
cstab|J.hrt hy not of Cnnvr,..s. unnrovrH Narch
ly tna ntt n. 1unn Il, t,,o s"1,r wnar III VIZ
tntu s;,ni, tnnHs,,rca n. ,mtvhs In 'tn,,nd ,,,.
s0ry fnr r,re,rn,lt,r ,i,a ,1s srfs1t,,t,i rf cfsi
tnulnus or Infectious diseases from f6rGlgn
sanntries into eho Gm!tct States, or from osu
oIatu . aMto MMotnct. THO execution OF tho rules
anu leEa!aL!ohs pFcrAfe1 W tn9 bonr'i afId ny"
psuvcM W NY ptenecessor mas ions nuen ~ ar.
t,,, tsSt .ne poeeess OF epsdefng tseaac. ana hsa
hMus r Ienueten siipstnt!al aHrvteU to tue Nation
1nc InteInntlonas hnnltilfy Conference. ~ wulGh
/ HHFG fGkGffDu, ptl0ptGtl Il form ul Il O}ll OF
, 1881-12-07

IxtIrt. In if,,,, n,.nf. " "''A'''' ''"s "~e"F"''
SWITZERLAND.
Tho Swks f1nvGrnln6nt l,As BuEtuitf.i Tho u,Nn,
n'rce* ot mir .ffDl'',nlttn uni soil.,iar ugputs
fur tho f,r0tretiuil Ot fss ultizGns III cuintrps
whnrn i IL MT ltseir renruseite. Thjs ra,l,lnst
hns, within rrnrrr l!ulis. bum prIintc.i. ijur
pr'aest aua|,lts Inn cn,lict VI tho authorities
g,r1tion ta ths co,,ntry q criminals, ani o.hor
thioluh tae co}heraaon q llu Gs,t,ii nissio,,nrs
of Etni9ratlnn u Now Yark, uave hun soat
@ II S 'e's te eess %en ,uy %1st nrov s "
eHeetlvc ro'lcy shnn tlIpl0natlu rut''oIlstrance.
THE rASyutAy BrArrs.
The rGHnIatipn M 4! q G,saar ntly!lsaes naso tct
cmnt.Meu VIVA tb9lhatill hhn Snrvlh slIrb thn}r
admission iato tho family OF European slhtGs.
MEXICO.
As Ia natural with rontfu,lo,ls statns having
lkr nsti,,ti,,ns mid lIku nI,T,a t,r ,1vM,,.nr,,t
aliij t,rycoonloIit. tt1s TrfendshtD Of tc iintri
HtWtcs and Mvxico has i,rri, c'instnmtIy mnn.
III encouraging lid McxiuHn tjOvcrnnrnt tn i,
beneficial rttAtixation nf the mutual nIvantaHes
Wn.cn WV iGsnit rom tbe opehtnR M th9 rlEti
Il n,'rnn, ~ shat ,eans IT, ,,rnv ~ rS,1 tra,
hc awlcsne.s 10 e"n,,non % n on tho rr",r on a
~ suppfeH.. .uc ;inslFs nl tne tcsrffatoh liz
GUMS VII e''nar sluo .. 'uo hlon onla"oe'
The uaishborlnR States Of Central America
ltnve preserved intcrtnl pelcc. Nnl thofr mt
wr fmst n1 Ths ~ nys ss sn q tt. m
nf tileir craving disposition, t., subordinate their
local Interests tn iiinso which nrn ct,1nt,on IL
Tho boundary dispute lnsiweci, iiiia,efsai anti
Mcxics, hts trorlu tlia tiuvcrn,ncnt ii, oppns-
lunity to osegsss It's ES o1s,s FOR prcycntins
curlnx .psaceft,i soIusion Of ito H,es,iuf..
rhsrIsb strt,tlx hpnu thut. III ylcw Of dir rUIa.
ISns q a VIII sryn ,n 1o'h countries F friendly
Thu Costn Hicat, Government lately formed
m nisasemehr WIN Golon6a for settling 6y
@ arbltra,,is shouid be- ofeset snccessivciy 10 10 to
I;rest1ent' Of ,hS Arxcntine Ennfsdsration. TnS
King Of tlo BuIglnt,s has declined 10 aci, hit ain
not ID sci advised Of thu notion OF tue King OF
pte terrtory which ro protectea 'fS Sy @ our
tranty engagement viii, ono Of The parties, It Ia
sssa M r sho a ~. s VIZ,
crltucut bur ncrtlytn II th,lluht proper to make
IT, Views known tU tho pIsrtIcs to tho lErocmcnt,
mo- to intimate them to tho Uc!Klan Govern.
ment,
,r,,r ,,oxu,r noh.ruxr
r,t, ,,,,s,ioa. ,,rn,.t,,,, NJ ~ w. nr.no.os
jntcroceslnio waterway lcross tho lsthmua "
Punatna nro or grave National Importance. Thla
Government his NOT i,ccn uninindiul of tho
pad 81 ~ Ss sfoas
Dy TIM rannf. unj blls sought to render them rr-
fective by fresh engngr1Ients With tho COLON.
tnn tilt,o neanttatiofs. 10 ihis e,il. aftsI sicv
had h reaehc @ Sa Whit nppenrca 10 oo IL .nsiuasiy
y M HssS
assItrle,i and by il proposal for renewed lie.
9otiations on II n,odiacd basis. Mcanwhlo this
Goyprunir,t learned ,haf Colombia hn,I pru-
nnActi to thn Enrtln.,nn Powcrs ia i, II, II ui,nr-
n1ltce OF tho neutrality of The proposed Iusil,sln
trvo;,tiSn t,r os,r ot%atons "a ~ he ~ soo x.'nr.
unten nf tho INTEGRITY III COLOMBIAN, territory
nnd Ut tho neutrality Of tho cnnni itself. .aiy
, 1881-12-07

w III AAEu SAseb
SIGNAL. SERVICE, =
Tho sepusate organization uf tho SlHllut Scrv-
iGu Is urEei hy ihu Sucretnry " Wat. s.iI full
statement Ut the alsAutuRvs ur slluh pormauc,,t
Ghici SIxl!al Dilcer 4 llutaIIrI accnunt uf Tho
nsufMl wurk Grrtnr'llol by thy hiKaat Corps un4
TltE INDIAN BuI.EAU.
sycsSary n % ii Wiz regarding thoregais.iois trc.
tkIuHtly iEua Ivy tho lnulNh NlrVau uVuil Lie sub.
sIstv,,cc department ot tho army for the casual
apprOpriatlona ara HxhausteI. Tho Wur Ilc-
pHrtnrnt should tlot 1u !eft. by rcasun OF inalc-
liynto p!oylslIn lnr t1o lniai. iluruAn. tu con'
trlDutu tur tho inAllItouanea ut tho Indians,
Ct,Asr DEEESsl:B.
Tho report OF tho Chluf Hf Engineers furnishes
pruveiIlullt ot rivera mud hnrlors. coniulvnh
this @ ruport IL resari ~ the condition. af o,,r .or.
tIHcati0ns. especially our coust dofcnsea. ald
u S.fsss ~ ~ s:''nXs sseSsy 4 81
QUIZ torpcdn yyatoll would btatnprovp4s
INTERNAL lsr!soyE,EStN
I also ca1l your Intention Il, tho rctnhrka upon
tho lmpr0SGlnunt ot tau buutl lMKs VI tho Ills
sastpnl ilyur, The proposed FREQ Irl1uo over tho
rnlolnAu nlyor Ut GodFYotown. tho importanuu
ut completing Ut at early aey thV uorth why of
ne q ho Sx stsls ~ WIZ a:s whis ~.
puar In hls rppOit. Tho actual expenditures or
iIa depart,cnt I9s tlo seaI yrar c,.dlnY Janu
e IT, 'st it, ysss ysss lsss wssS Ghs est
lnatcs for 1851 ure $li o. ,s,d.u1.
TIE NAVY,
Tho report Of tho Secretary Of tho Navy cx-
hlbiix tlu condition OF iilAt branch Ut the seyv-
tcc. and presents valuable Gusvrsu0ns for IT.
inlprurI1nHht. cali your usprcta! AtttNtlot. atstl
70 ihs nppvnIcd tpport ol thu Auyistry Hoard
which hu t:u,lycneh ~ dvvIau suitable IlloAs.
ures tor increasing thu e!.lgicncy Of tho
navy, and particularly ~ tho rcport ~ " tho
character aud nuiiluE OF vessels necessary IL
plars II np,n footing commemorate witb tho
necessities ot Tho Government. caHnnt tos
strongly urge upon yul &ny c0hvlcuoR t4At every
cvn.llstAllQ,a VI N4tioual sato,y, eevnomy, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-18
NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS, SICK
HEADACHE, NERVOUS HEADACHE,
DYsPEPTIC HEADACHE,
SLEEPLESSNESS, PARALYSIS, AND lNDl-
GEsTION, ARE ALL Durable
DISEASES.
DIR. BENSON WARRANTS HIS
CELERY AND CHAHOSnLE PILLS
TO CURE EVERY CASE,
NO MATTER HOW CHRONIC OR OBSTINATE
TIE CASE MAY BE.
THIS STATEMENT Is MADE AFTER YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE IN THEIR USE.

They have been tested time and time again, and
always with satisfactory results This preparation
Jus. meets the necessities Of the These diseases
are all nervous diseases. Let me say Just what my
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cure Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sick-Heidache, Ncr-
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nervous weakness irritation, dependency melan-
choly, and restless, dissatisfied miserable state Of
mind and body indescribable. These are some Of
the symptoms Of nerYousncsS. Now, 70 be fully re-
stored to health and happiness is priceless boon
and vet for so cents You can satisfy yourself that
there is cure for you, and for So at the very fur
thest that cure can be fully secured. These plsare
all they are represented to be- and are guaranteed to
give satsfactionif used rs directed. Please rcmcm-
her they are prepared expressly to sick-lIead-
ache, Nervous Headache, Dyspepue Headache,
Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paralysis, Sleeplessness,
and Indigestion, and vl cure any case. Price 5oc,
or six boxes for $3.50, postage free. sold by all
druggists, Depot, No. loo north Eutsw street,
baltimore. oc I5-eodIw
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NAcANCIEs on COMMITTEES PILI.nD
yorktown Ka.f.r,i.x

NO GRHA1 CROWD YRT-THs NATTER OF Bx-
0RBITANT cHLRGBs--rROGRAMN FOR To-
DAr.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l
YORKTOWN, Va, October 1.-THE num-
Der OF arrivals here to-day was greater than
on any preceding one. The crowd is still
not very large.
In consequence OF the failure TO carry
out the Association programme and the ac-
curate statements Of newspaper CORE
spOndents of tho eXorbitant prices charged
for board, the influx OF visitors has not
been near so large rs was anticipated.
Prices Of board have fallen some. Lodging
house keepers and others who expected to
accommodate visitors would not q week
ago make terms for longer than day at 3
time. The slim attendance, however, has
had the effect Of dissipating the expecta-
tons OF cxorbitant rates, aud now board
may be had at more reasonable prices.
The laying OF the cornerstone Of the
monument tomorrow will be an interest
ing ceremony.
Several hundred Masons from Richmond
and other portions OF this State and other
States have arrived and gone into camp.
Early boats tomorrow will no doubt bring
many hundred more DIasons.
lBy Associated PreSs.l
LARGE ARRIVALS OF CITIZENS AND MILITARY.
YORKTOWN, Va, October 17.-Quite a
large number OF people arrived to-day, and
there are more on the streets and along the
road to camp than on any day yet. The
Governor OF Vermont and escort, consist
ing OF the Ransom and Esty Guards, Of
Vermont, and the Burleigh corps, from
White Hall, n. Y, arrived this morning.
The troops started no once for camp.
ARRIVAL OF TIB OwITZERs-GESERAL HAN
COCK IN TOwS-TIE POLICE, &C.
YORKTOWN, VA, October 1.-THE staff
OF the Thirteenth Brooklyn regiment and
the Richmond (Va.) iIowitzers arrived on
the steamer City OF Richmond this after
noon. The former were driven 70 camp
and the latter marched. Everything Is
quiet at camp, and the troops ere in splen-
did condition.
General Hancock drove down to the
town this noon, and was Srsetcd along the
route by soldiers and civilians.
The town is full OF thieves, and all classes
of gambling Is INDUCED in. Captain Pa
ratsr who has charge Of the small police
force here, says he shall have TO have as
.istance to keep things in proper shape: 1t
il said that FIVE hundred additional police
men will he brought nom surrounding
cities to assist those now on duty.
Governor Cornell, OF New York, arrived
If about 1880 O'Clock, and was Immediately
driven to camp. The veterans from the
Soldiers Home ut Hampton, Va, about
four hundred in line, have also arrived.
I'm ROUTE TO YORKTOWN.
BALTIMORE, Nh, October 17.-Governor
Littlefield and staff, with a battalion OF
state troops from Rhode Island, arrived
here to-day, and left on the steamer NJ. L.
Weems i'm the afternoon for Yorktown.
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Firoa I'm LOEikn.

Especial telegram to She Di'paieh'I
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, October IT,
Leice Brothers gold-mining property, sit
uated near Pendloton's station, in this
county, and consisting OF twenty-stamp
mill. three engines, and hosting engine,
was totally destroyed by fire yesterday eve
ming. This was probably one OF the best
equipped concerns of the kind in the State
The whole property had but recently un'
dergone thorough renovation, ten stamps
been added, &c. The fire was accidental,
and the loss is estimated at $4,000. Nc
insurance.
J. r.. Crooks steam saw-mill, situated IN
this county, was also destroyed by fire yes
terdav. The amount of loss Is not YET
ascertained.
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nonhinEham Politics.

lrpccia Telegram 70 the Dispatch.I
HAsRIsoSBuRG, Va, October 17.-There
was large and enthusiastic gathering Of
the Democracy to hear Colonel Skinner, Of
stanton, here to-day. lie and Biofiett
spoke In the courthouse. The Democracy
Is iubilsnt, hopeful, and unterrifed. FauE-
tleroy and colored orator Crooks Of
Richmondl and w. s. Luty addressed
the Coalitionists outside OF the courthouse.
Several white Readiusters who heard the
Coalition speakers left in disgust, declaring
they were done with that party after hear
Ing the Richmond orator. The published
announcement that DIR. s. II. MofIett Is an
independent candidate for the Legislature
is untrue and very poor canard. He Ia,
OF course, warmly advocating the election
OF the Conservative-Democratic nominees.
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EIGHTH DAT or Tua SPECIAL SESSION.
WASHINGTON, October l7.--In the Senate
To-day Mr. Teller was relieved from fur
Their service on the Committee on PriyI-
ieges and Elections upon his own request.
Mr.. Sherman called up his resolution
directing the Secretary Of the Treasury to
transmit 10 the Senate a copy OF the renort
OF James I. Moline, and urged its conside-
ration, but 1t went over until Friday.
The Senate went into executive session.
aud in half an hour adjourned. The con-
ilrmations made in executive session were
indian agents and minor postmasters.
VACANCIES on COMMITTEES PILED.
The President pro TEN. announced tho
appointment OF the following senators 10
MI vacancies on committees: Foreign A.
fairs, MeSsrs. Aldrich and Lapham ric.
burnside and Conkling; Finance, Mr.. AID
rich rice Burnside; Commerce, Mr.. Miller,
Of New York, cice Conkling; Military AZ
lsirs, Mr.. lIawley rice Burnside; Judici-
AIRY, Mr.. Teller uics Conkling; Post-Ofices
and Roads, Mr.. Miller, OF New York, rice
fhtt; Education and Labor, Mr.. Aldrich
rice Burnside; Engrosscd Bills, Mr.. Miller,
OF New York, rice Conkling; Transports
ton Rou es to the Seabosrd, Mr.. Lapham
rtce Plat; Privileges and Elections, Mr..
Lapham rice Teller.
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--LATEST FOREEGK NEWS.
Continued Captivity or Exile.

ROVE, October 1.-THE Pope, in his
address to the Italian pilgrims at st. Pc
ter's yesterday, stated that the deplorable
state Of affairs placed before him the alter
native Of enduring continual captivity
made harder daily, or Of going into exile.
He therefore asked Catholics 10 watch and
pray. lie concluded by saying that he was
no longer secure in his palacc-that he was
outraged in person and dignity in a thou
sand ways.
LONDON, October IA special from
Rome to the Times says il is impossible TO
describe the enthusiastic cheers after the
Pope gave his benedictiOn on the pilgrims.
The Pope looked thin and anxious. a gang
Of roughs pelted the pilgrims leaving the
Church of st. Vetale, shouting, clown
with the Vatican"
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Prom Norfolk.
[snoclsl t.legraln 70 the DispAtch.

I3pecIAI IeIeHfHih 70 Ilt JIEIFA0VH'I
NORFOLK, Va, October 1.-THE whole
city is Illuminated with electric lights to-
night. and the effect on the decorations Is
gorgeous. The streets are thronged in
every direction.
Twelve companies OF North Carolina
troops, comprising the First and Second
Yorktown battalions, under command OF
Colonel Il. d. Hancock, arrived tonight.
The Ariel makes the first connection from
here tomorrow with the Newport News
railroad to Yorktown, the road being COM
pleted.
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Count do GraSse Invited 10 VISIT
(hnFIeAfOD.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October 17.-Mayor
Courtney, on behalf Of the citizens, has
invited Count de Grasse to visit Charleston,
where two daughters OF Admiral lie Grasse
died and were buried. On wednesday,
while the ceremonies are in progress at
Yorktown, the dc Grassc tomb here, when
Is now being restored, will be surmounted
with commemorative arches OF eYergreenS
and moss, and decorated with flowers con-
tributed by the citizens.
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CufpsPsn, Va, October I7.-This has
Keen grand day for the Dcmoorsts--a
large turnout and the grcatest enthusiasm.
Major Daniel made magnificent speech,
and all agree that the greatest good was
done. The Resdlustcrs, represented by
Drewry Hinton, sttemptedt TO hold special
meeting after refusing TO discuss with
Colonel Gibson, and failed to get together
over hundred, three fourths OF whom
were negroes, and they soon deserted and
came to the Daniel meeting. Everything
points 10 good majority for Culpeper.
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Fatal Accident.

Ngy YORK, October 1.-THE steamer
crescent City was in the dock to-day,
having her bottom painted. Twelve men
were at work on her, when she suddenly
lurched and settled over on her port slde.
John Hart was killed instantly, and VIZ
liam Butler seriously and John Mccain
lforeman) slightly injured: The remainder
81 the men escaped. The vessel Is not
danNpged.
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present term. = = = WIN s''' mig 'oe
y mas been asceriained ~ fact thu,
PRESIDENT Arthur has asked Ter tho rcsig.
nation OF First Assistant Postmaster a eue-
raj iyner and that Frank IIaiton. 81 the
burlington Hotokeye, viii succeed him.
tyner Is absent, but l. expected here TO-
morrow. No doubt Is felt that Tyner,s re-
ssgnation has been written. II Is reported
.eal Judge Freeman, OF the Post-O Once Dc
partment, win soon be SURPRISED.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YGRk.

Nfh 1Ghhs
NEw YORK, October 17.-CottOn quiet; sS1es,
1885 bales; uplands, li:c.; orleans, llic.: con-
solIJated net receipts, 43,3l5 bales; eIportt-is
Great Britain, lS,2Ol balcs continent, 2fS2 Bale.
Southern Hour quict and steHdy; common 10 Tar
extr, $3.50: good u choice extra, s7.50@Ss.75.
Whcst opened l1,c. higher; uSgraded red, tl.ao
No. | red, fl.54H; No. rel; october, sI.o Is
SI.B2I; November, Sl.53@sl.53k; December,
Si.bstGsi.57K Corn opened 1eEc. higher;
closed With the advance partly lost; ulgradeI, %
@7llIc.; white, 75tc.; November, 7lhs12c.
1eeemGsT 7S75SG4 c oa op s'GR r and ni IN
Inquiry. Coffee dun and easier: Rio ezrgoes, sleS
I2c.; Job lots, 9@l3Ac. sugar-Rcfned nrm ana
I'm fIr demand: standard a." Ut4 ei,c. MOlhs-
ses qulet aud unchanged. Rice steady and quiet.
Rosin dull at $2.535lys .5T.. Turpentinea shad.
higher 81 soc. Wool quiet and unchanged. I,oTa
opened strong: closed dull and weak At SlS.ou
LaIs75 Ailddes quiet and nominal long clear;
Zoe; short, 1Otc. Lard opened higher; closed
weak With the advance lost, ST sl2.O7s. Freghts
lower ,r,,,o,g
BALTIMORE, October l7.-Flour quiet: Hew-
arf-Streef and western supcrhnc, So.5U9Ho
ca trn, ss.25; family, en- y-EIills snper-
~ S5Gss.50; Flo brands, 3SGss.23; Pstapseo
family 1913. Mhcat-SoutEem steady Aad quiet
western lower and quiet; s9u!hegn red Sl;SSS
her, i.45H9sl45Y; November, si:4 ssess 81
Decsmber, sl.53A1el.53r. Corn - southern
ste.dv: western lower and dull; southern white
ysc yellow, 73j,c. Oats steady; southern, asa
S9c. western Write, 5OEOlc.: mixed, ASek1sc
ProvisIons weak aud quiet. Aless pork, sls.0o
Rulk Observation-Disclosures aud cestr-rib sides, packed
q and IOkc BacOn-SOGlders, 1Oc.; cledr-rit
ddos Ike: hams. 15esl0Ac. Lard-Rehnsd
Iac Cotfee dpll: BIO cargaes, Ord'rary % fair
0HIIkc sugar Arm ut Ike. Whlskey quiet ~
sIlpSasl. 90. Freights dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI October 17.--Elour strong; fam
ne a7AeT.2O. Wheat frmer; No. red winter
II al Corn nrmer: No. 2 mixed, 09c. DAT
strong : No. 2 mixed, Ate. Rye in good demsnd al
al ny Pork auiet. Bulk-Inests quiet; shoulders
Dc: clear ribs lie; clear sides, iAc. Whisky
Arm nj sIl3; combination sales OF finished goods
SOS barrels on the basis OF sugar quiet hno
steady: hsrds, 104alle.; New Orleans Sgsac
Hogs dull; commos and light, s5@s6; packing
and butshers', sG@s6.7O.
LOUISVILLE.
IouIsVIIIR. October l7.-Fl0ur quiet and nrln
extra, s5.75e3sG choice 10 fney, ,sSGse.oO
Wheat steady ut 3t.45. Corn unsettled and geno
rally lower II lac. Oats quiet at 40c Pork AM
lard nominal. Bulk-meats steady shoulders, 20
rJbs. se.eTk; clear. sl0.37h Bacon stehdy
shoulders, &C.. rib, lll.c. Whisky steady tsl.l3
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. October 17.-fl0ur noininally an
changed. Wheat opened higher; declined on BOY
optI0us and cash, closing scarce AMI nfin no. .
red fall, si.45t cash, sl.4Sh November; el.osa
ileccmber. Corn opened higher: declined u o4c
cash. O5,.c November. 6Skc. December. Oat
opcued higher; closed loweri to'sc. cash. ao'se
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS
x,.r pIsPATcH PROM All POINTS
7HE YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL.
s,,ua,ion In the old Historic
Town Assuming Lively
Aspect.
,,vNT FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
,..cec, 10 she Memory of Sastiee
clifford.

accident i'm New York = Failure In
.,,,sselphia-A Boston Cotton-waste Fac
uurned-Count dc Grssse Invited TO Go
:. charleston, =. c. The GTent Gale In
zealand aud Rlsewhero-The Pope and the
t,alian Pilgrims-Tho Sisuntion In Ireland
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
DRoTECTION FROM MALARIA.

So numerous arc the developments OF Malaria
hat peopIe continually suffer from this noXious
nelson when they least imagine 1t IS lurking In
NC cIiITJ,S AND FEVER, HEADACHE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
GENERAL DEBILITY, BILIOUS FEVER
LASSITUDE,
TYPHOID FEVER, NAUSEA,
ARE THE
PAINFUL oTFsPRINGs OF MALARIA,
and have their origin in disordered liver, which,
n NOT regulated IN time great suffering, wreiehed-
ness, and death will ensuc.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
PURELY yEGETADLRl
ia absolutely certain In IFS remedial Effects and acts
more promptly in curing all forms OF Malarial dis
eases than ealomci or qulnine, without any OF the
,n,urlous consequences which follow their use.
n taken occasionally by persons exposed TO Ma
isria. Il will expcl the poison and
PROTECT THEM FROM ATTACK
See that YOU get the genuine Ia white wrapper
with red Y, prepared only by
au 30-dcodiy&wly y H. zriLiN w
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Failure OF q PhiIadelphi. Butcher.

Bradley, wealthy butcher doing heavy
business, has spendcd-liabilitie not
known to the public. lie is endorser to
the amount Of $4,000 on Washington
Butchers Sons, recently suspended, and
holds their paper to 4 large amount.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. October II, 1851.
sALEs--FRsT DoARD.--1,200 Virginia console
AZ Sal; 1000 Richmond aud Danviile gold e's
at 1901; 20 shsrcs Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad at Al: 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia
aud Augusta Railroad at 4Dlf; 30 shares Peters
burg Railroad al ass, 10 do. at a5if, 30 do. at
25S; 80 shares Columbia and GrecnvIIie Railroad
preferred AZ 50.
SECOND BoARD.-io shares Atlanta and Char
lotie Railroad stock At T2f; 90 shares Eichmond
and Dtnrlle Railroad stock at 1908, 10 do. at
1908, so do. at 1OOX: 80 shares fetersbnrg Rail-
road at 254. 10 do. at 25X, 90 do. Mt o3l.