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NEW York, Oct, 2O.-By the U. S.
steamer Florida we have news of inn.
portance from. South America.
The Herald's Panama correspondent
says the prospect is that the republic of
Chilli Will becOmpelled to submit to the
demands of Spain for indemnity for
alleged damages suffered by the SPAN
ish fleet In the Pacific during the Peru
Wan troubles, in consequences of being
refused coal and other supplies in Chi
liam ports. Admiral Pinson, who, COM,
manded this fleet, has had conferred on
him by his government the additional
rank of Minister, and been endowed
with power to insist on the indemnity
demands. He has also Mt his command
the facilities for enforcing them. Though
there is great indignation among the
CHILEAN people upon the subject, it is
believed that the government will final
ly succumb. Owing to the excitement
regarding this matter, business through
ont this lately prosperous republic is
stngnated. ss tll- 'on
In Peru the revolution continues, but
drags along in a very slow manner, aud
no change of irnPortanceyin the rela-
tons of the two hostile parties is re-
corded. In soIheso OF the States of the
Columbian republic revolutionary ope-
rntiOns were still CONTINUED, but they
did not appear to be of serious propOr-
tiOns. }5iIL -L4iSO.l
No new revolutions are reported in
any of the other republics of South and
Central America, and they seem to be
enjoying senson of quiet
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New YORK mnrIxer.
YoRK, O.. p.


corToN-Dun, heavy and lower, at
5T@5sc formfd dlings also by auctiontO-
day on government account 1900 bales:
prices for middling to fair 55@57, for
strict middling 5S95l1S, new medium
5O1<C951N, good ordinary 463<G475S.
5FLoUR-l0@20c lower, declined chiefly
upon common and medium grades;
- O5[9S 20 for extra State; IS 1893 90
for eXtra r. 81. o.; 50 1OC3l2 so for trade
brands, market closing heavy. WHISKY
STEADY; western at 2 so. WHEAT-2
csc lower for spring and SC96c lower for
WINTER; 81 62gl 20 for Chicago spring,
St64tgf q for Milwaukee club; 81 52@
/ l as tor amber Milwaukee, latter price
Tor choice atioat; 6SCgI 90 for new
NllLWau6es- SPRING RYE-Quiet and
without decided change. BARLEY-
Dull and nominal; Inferior state at 90;
Canada West 1 .. BAiLIY Malt
DUH. CoRN4Without decided change:
Sl9S4c for sound and and S5ClSSIZc for
sound mixed western. OATs-Sieady
at 5O954c for unsound, 5T@j9c FIR
sound. COFFEE-Quiet and firm, SU-
GAR-Birm; Cuba AIuscoVndo l4G1l5Js.
A1oI.AssEs-Quiet. PETROLEUN@Shade
lower, ut S6aS7 for crude, 6l@J62 for re-
fined in bond. dull but
closed more active and firmer; SSl T5(Q
Us 10 for mess, closing at $SS on cash,
S26 5O@2I 20 for prime and ~ OOCa27 %
Tor prime. mess; Tor Nov. sellers option
u O0CD32 80; 500 bbls mess deliverable
months from December, sellers OPP
ton, 81 90. BERF-Firm;s sales 400
bbls at $l1 OO@lS 20 for plain mess and
Sl4 OO9l7 90 for extra mess. BEEF
HANS Unchanged. CUT MEArs-Are
scarce and FIRM at lTC91Tlz for shout
lers, and 2O9231< for hams. BACON
Dull. LARD-Eirm at 24I[@129. BUT
TER-In demand MT 2S@42c for Ohio,
and 4OCG55 for State. CHEESE Firm
ut 141z(glS1z. FRE1GHTs 10 LIVERPOOL
Outlet and firm.
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WHY NOT USE 4" REsT4

@ Over twenty years increasing ,Ie1nnt has
established the fact that MATHEWS VESE-
rIAH HAIE DYE, Is the best in the world 1t
Is Lhe cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not TuboH or make the hulrappeariusty and
dead, but impaFts TO II new life aud lnstre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tered. A child can apply IL. Always gives
satisfaction. Only IS cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, ;t-r.r4 -tu a8.It
A.LNIATHEWS, Manufactures, n. Y.
DEhAS BARNES q CO., New York, whole
ale Agent& may2Otiycod
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stock MARKET.

tt.-.sf. NEW York, Oct. 20.
Government Stocks lower; U.S.6s, 'Sl,
Nov. coupons, 1885; IS, 1910 coupons,
g2zs;T $40, list series, g7si; z $40, DIDO.
Stocks steady; Mo. Is &c; Ohio & Miss.
cert's 261z; Canton 3a9S; n. Y. Cen. 9II4;
Eric S63S; do pref'd 81; Hudson 1857;
Reading ll31{; Mich. Southern 697S; 1t.
Wayne 961z; Pittsburg 9SsS; Toledo 1Ol;
Rock Island IO6
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Cos. .Wells,. Proclnmation

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2l.-Gov. Wells
has issued his proclamati ion, calling for
proposals to reconstruct the levee and
expense of the State. a petition was
received by Gov. Wells from the citi-
Zens of North Louisiana, asking him to
take steps to prevent the threatened ne
gro insurrection in tint section of the
State.s= 49,. f-n
Two negro regiments raised by Gen.
Banks are to be disbanded this week.
Niger papers says these regiments will
retain their Organization notHithstand-
ing their disbandinE.. = titAH as
Gen. Fullerton has issued a circular
doing away with restriction on transfer
of the sale of real esL0te, ADVISING par
ties first to ascertain whether property
not under lein or in actual possession
of the bureau us abandoned or confis-
Gated.
Cotton unsettled, sales of GOO bales at
sic. Sugar firm, prime Louisiana 173<c.
Freights 70, New Y ork by rail Ike; by
steam 22<c. Bank check 8 onLNeW York
threh cents discount -
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From RIehmond.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 2O.-The Raleigh
papers of yesterday publish telegram
declaring TINT every dollar of the debt
contracted toad tho rebellion Should
beTepudiabed finally and forever and
expressing the hope that the people OF
North Carolina will wash their hands
of everything that partalIes, in the
slightest degree, of the rebellion so re-
Gently crushed by the strong arm of
the government.
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- BUFFALO, Oct. 20.
reports are nude for flour and grain,
Whisky 81 %. Pork $36a36 40, Canal
freights to New YOrk-Wheat 25. corn
y oats l4A. ImpOrts-FlOur 7,7V3 bbl.
wheat l4'2S5 BUSH, corn 81, eco bush.
barley 1916 bush. Canal exports-Flour
ZIG BUSH, corn S,O65 BUSH, and oats
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Death oran Aged SIinIster.--Destroyctl
by Fire. 'li f!i-H' n I-

Providence. r. l., Oct. %. The Rev.
DR.. Nathan b. CroclSer, since 1858 the
oldest presbyter of the Protestant Epis-
for more that 60 years Rector OF ST.
Johns church IN this city, died last
evening, Oged 81 years. tr5un ~.
The WashingtOn foundry owned by
the Borstow store company, was de-
stroyed by fro this morning. Loss
about 81 200. Insurance will probably
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DIR. d. ii. sEELYE & co.
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Chica.ro Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.
No. l, and 81 12Izal IA for No. ,. Corn
firm Mt $50 for MOL and 44c for No. ..
Oats dull ut 2I5zc for No. /. Provisions
firm; Mess Pork $3I y. Highwines
steady ut 81 %. Ereights declined nc,
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Maximilian it is said has issued n de-
cree directing that no vessels be admit
ted into Mexican ports, which cannot
show proper papers from Consul of
his Empire, in the port from whence
they sailed. ~ -. -.
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JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 1I.-The LeGis-
1ature endorsed the course of Hon. VIM.
La SHarkey by electtng him u. S. Sena-
son Davis, commencing March 4, 1863,
ity- am oYerWhe Ginning nEt6 ffEy-one
Yiundred tOtWeuty over Fulton An-
derson. There were two ballots, but no
election to fill the unexpired term of a.
g. Brown.
The majority. Of the Legislature Is in
favor of negro testimony. ttits
Shannon, of Clarion, was elected State
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rhat(.nIh nInrLnt

e., New YoRK, Oct. 20.-Gold without
firms may purchase gold to remit bal
anceS under the pressure of the high
rate, of interest at London, helps to sHs-
tain the quotations. As yet, however,
we hear OF no important Transaction OF
that character. Tie quotations opened
at 1861 declined to 146 and recovered
the \. again. 1 -s5[T.
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IN p Rseal tlfF Ff9 q flmes 2 Gay.
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Lhree cents dlsconnt.

New iYoRK, Oct. Owe learn from
the Merchants Express Co., OF this city,
that the cargo of The LOST steamer At
lantlc consisted of l17S bales of cotton,
800 bOXes of candles and one case OF
lnerchandtze. The passenger list in
cludes Mrs. Wolf, O.Livingston, Capt.
w. II. Wilson, Charles s! Smith, DIR.
Myers and lady, H. III. Maloney, w. f.
Lansing, ID. d. Dexter and RObt. Golfer.
-Four boats left the sinking craft, one
of which contained three ladies and a
child and an other passenger; this cap
sizedandall were1ost. Two other boats
in whichwere Capt. Williams and crew,
wore upset soon after leaving the ship.
The fourth boat got or with four per
sons and it is thought they may have
reached land. Those who arrived here
were saved by clipgfng to the utter part
of the ship. ). -.
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EXPENSES PER oUARTER

TUTIoE-First Preparatory, So; Second
Preparatory, 81; First Collegiate, S.; Second
Collegtate, 9; Junior, SO; Senior, SO 80;
Latin, French, German, or other Language, IS;
experimental SCIENCES, 81 extra, each; Draw
ON, 81 Mnsict on Piano, $40; Use OF fnstru-
ment, g 50; Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, ID and Sd
quarters, 80 cents each quarter.
BOARD-S45; Fuel and Lights ST Washing
s; Weekly Board, nom Monday to Friday
nightSs3I so Fuel and Lights, 81. sri
cases at the commencement of the quarter
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and April 18Th.
July %, 1895. = NS't44'' a. p Pr Ell LEI,
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Toledo Markef.

TOLEDO, Oct. %.
Wheat 3@5c lower; sales Of new
white Michigan ut IS, old No. red
Wabash 10. Corn steady at SIC. Osts
quiet at ST1Sc. Lake FreiRhts-Sc ON
corn to Bufiillo.
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s BaItanlora CalfIo -lInrI1et,

4..l,iL 3 MORE, Oct. 90.
Beef receipts 1900 head; supply Is in
excess OF the demand; 55za6x, gross,
t9E IN tefloE and otolmafy; TaS1z for fair
ind RoDdS "a for eXfffzan advance AZ
fully &c. Hogs declined and closed
unsettled; IL 25a19 90 per hundred, net.
Sheep ellned; ordinary and fair dull
at 5a6 50; fat7a7 50.
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Nov Yorl, linneN NInrILna.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.
Money more active and-very firm Mt
"a p. c. Sterling Exchange steady ut
l095S9lO918. Gold is without decided
change, opening at 1I61S, advancing to
1863 and closing at 146l[
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NASHVILLE. Oct. 2O.-The guerrfIIa
Champ Ferguson was hanged to-day.
The execution waE strictly private,
The stage coach to Lebanon, Tenn,
was attacked by highwaymen on We'd
dnmage done.
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The Latest.aNeWs.

BY TELEGRAPH.
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Bethany College.

NNHIS INSTITUTION IS LOCATED IN
one of the most beautiful and healthy
portions OF the hin country Of West Virginia.
Wheeling, and SeUes miles from Wellsburg, at
which place, persons coming either by boat
or rail- can md hacks ready to take them to
the College. Situated as It Is in the country
1t Is removed at once from the temptations to
extraYngance, and the facilities for vice which
attach to Colleges In or near large cities
Young men who desire q thorough education
Will nnd peculiar advantages in Bethany Col
lege- She has an experienced Faculty and
affords the best education on the lowest ferms
The 18th Session will commence on the Isl
Monday in October next and Terminals on
the last Thursday OF June, 1850.
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, President.
w. X. PESDLEToNy Vice President and
Pofessor of Mental Moral, and Political Phi-
oSophy and Bellies Lettre8
CHARLES LOUIS LooS, Professor OF Ancient
Languages and Literature. a
u; w. JOHNSON, Professor OF Mathematics
and Astronomy.
R. RICHARDSoN, Professor Of Natural Phil
losophy, Chemistry and Natural History.
TERMS.
Boarding from $500 to SI,5O per week.
Tuition, per session of 8 months, 5000.
Washing and lights extra.
Naturalization Fee So 90.
For Catalogues or further information nd
dress ": h. Pendleton or c. L. Loos, Sec'ty.
augls-2md&tw Ftss
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PRMApELPH1A, oct. 20.lThe gene
raj convention OF the Episcopal Church
viii not adjourn this week, but will
continue its sessions until the middle
Of next week. 1911 lss
The rear wall of the. building, Iafely
occupied by French q RicqarClS, whole
sale druggists, and which building was
burnt about two weeks since, fell this
morning, injuring three men seriously,
and another IS believed to be buried
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educational.
Wheeling Female College.
WHEELING. w. VA.

WAEELAHGsW W. VA.
TNHIS INsTTTUTIoN, CHARTERED
recently reOrganiEed under q new p0affi ~
directors, VIII be opened as Collegiate insfi-
tute on the flrSt Wednesday in Sentemher
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly rehtted and newly Furnished
throughout
In the liberality of its arrangements. In the
extent and comprehe OF rs couTse
OF study IN Its methods OF tuition and COW
eminent, and in the ability and experience OF
lts Board OF instruction, the public may rely
upon It's being hrst-class seminary.
Having had many years experience in con-
Guc4ng leading Educational institutional in
the Eastern and Middle States I feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and Tie ear-
nest cooperation of the citizens OF Wheeiinp
and vicinity, the College will soon be able tS
extend 70 young ladies all the facilities for an
accomplished education to be found outsld
OF our eastern metropolitan cities 80
II affords me the highest satisfaction to be
able to 1nnOunceGthe engagement OF a COrns
Of teachers of distinguished ability, expe-
Renee and reputation.
"A NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be orRnnfZa1
at an early day, having especial reference 10
the preparation OF young ladies for the bust
ness of teaching.
A PREPARATORY DEPART1rEST will he
opened for SUCH Misses Us are too young 10
enter the collegiate.
The Institution viii be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denomlnational
principleS the leading churches OF this Vicini-
", the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
kpiscoPalian, being represented in the Facul-
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The FenInI, C.onrrc.u

=.PHILADHLPHLA, Oct. 2O,-At the ses-
sion of the Fenian CONGRESS on We'd
nesday, General Sweeney was Unsigned
II sent on the platform, and was re-
ceived with much enthusiasm, but de-
'clined making II speech. 5-
AS the convention went to work ut
the afternoon session a resolution was
adopted prohibiting delegates from
mailing notes of tho proceedings Of the
Convention, and they were ordered to
destroy everything they Ind already
written for fear they might DO lost and
give informatiOn,tot the enemy. ''
- Three of the delegates We're appointed
report of tie proceedings of the conyen-
ton to be forwarded to the press, sub
ject to theinspectiOn of the lead Centre.
The report of the Envoy of the Bro
therhood from abroad was received
with the most enthusiastic demonstra-
tons.
Resolutionswere then adopted by the
members of the convention rising TO
their feet, in ono accord, pledging their
fullest support to their friends abroad.
FrUITRSnA We TspnTrGsnTS-CS
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under the ruins.

ALBASI, Oct. 96.4Sfr: Thorn, city
editor OF the Troy Times, was last even
ing nominated as Union candidate for
The Governor: has appointed A. j.
DettenhOher, Judge of the Marine Court
in place of Judge Carthy, dieceased.
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q QAIR6. oct q. LThs trial or Emerson
Etheridge closed to-day. The accused,
submitted his case without argument
and is confident of acquittnl, except on
, nnimP9rtqPt charges, 10 which he plead
Seven hundred and thirty bales of
cotton passed for Cincinnati. ..i.
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New YoRlS, oct. 21.-A special to the
Evening Post, dated Washington, Both,
says the Freedman's Bure1u received
dispatches from Texas tlIfs a. M Civ
ing very favorable accounts of the con-
subsisttng at Government ex pense in
the city of Galveston. Labor is in great
demand throughott the State.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-The packing estatt-
lishme1t opESs FayOFites &, Son, also,
Williams q Cog. tdnheky,i burned
last night, Loss about 500, O0O-paf-
TALLY insured. ~
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MmMnuIkee lIRrkcf.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 20.
Flour dull. Wheat unsettled at
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2O.-The steamer Sun
set sunk near Augusta, in the Missouri
river On Thursday! Thd boat md car
go are total loss. She was valued at
thirty thousand dollars, but the lnsu-
amount
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IHUhsDAf's PlkocEEElpINGs. :
The congress was called to ore
fIau6 Eautra in fha ChniF

The congress was called to order, the
Head Centre in the chair.
The chairman addressed the congress,
advising tinanimitY aud active pru-
dence and caution In all their deliIinra-
tons. He advised an entire revision of
the constitution of tire organization, and
read a statement in relation to the de
lay in issuing the bonds of the Irish
Republic. He also suggested certain
changes in the financial management of
the Organization.
The committee on credentials were to-
make a final report, and It was resolved
that no more applications for seats in
the convention be received.
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2 -----------ts-l--.----.-ll..-.-ll

NEw YoRI, Oct. 20.2The 56tlFg9
York; arrived pTdaE from Hilton Head.
a quantity Of cotton lying on the
'bulkhead, piers 90 and 81 East river,
just arrived from New Ofleans; took
fire today, and was damaged 70 the
amount OF about s. 900. II belonged to
J. NJ. Avery & Co., and Norton, Slaugh-
ter & Co, AbouEthe same time quinn
tity ON pier a; also took fire. Damage
5000. =. u. =, -. ~. -. =. - z
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TO INVALID SOLDIERSl
ArtiReial Les, Arms and Crntohas
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANuFACTuRE
%. GEVYA1 HosprTA1.

u. s. GENERAL HOSPITAL, \
vTAKEW 4FssTTtsa T W R'' q 18th N 1855
i you that have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
LEoRAE, and for which you are agent. For
" and convenience, have never seen any
thing to equal them, and 1 therefore cheerfJllly
recommend them toany who are unfortunate
Very respt, your obed't serv't
JOHN KIRKER,
y "A. A. Surgeon, us. A., in charge
WHEELrgEG, w. Va, April 9th, 1885
have carefully examined the Artificial
Legs of LEONARD LEGRAN, and find them
simple In their construction, of good work.
They viii be quite rs Ssrviceahle as any artI-
hcinl legs in use, and on account OF their sim
pllcity and strength less liable to need repairs
i cheeffnlly recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs. gt4Fl- =
JOHN FRIESELI.
-, A. A. Surgeon, u. S. A
HEBRON, PI.KAsAHTs COUNTY, W. VAL
Mr.. CadrEss BehEer, WheeifnO, II. Va.
!. Dear Sirs-I have now been using the two
half legs OF the LeRTan make, furnished lJy
you, for over two mouths and It affords me
great pleasure in saying that they have been
great 81 abstraction to me in TINT time. The
limb b simple In construction, strong, and. Is
very comfortable; in fact / ind It Just the
limb which the necessities OF my case require.
IhOpe there may be but few who have been
so unfortunate as to have lost both their limbs
as have, but II any such should be found, to
such especially, and to all Others, whose mis-
fortune 1t tsto be deprived OF a limb, 1 cheer
fully recommed the LeRTan limb on account
Of It's strength, simplicity, and general adap-
f-l3 Very truly yours, &c4 Z,ls
For further part ieulars coll on or address
CHARLES BEHLER, Agt.,
Monroe 81, 6et Aahet & F0,srth.
Aptz-Y tELsE lr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-21

DETROIT, Oct. 20.-The cigar manu-
factory of Ntessrs. Rosenfieid Bros. Of
this city was damaged by fire and VIZ
ter last night. Loss about 81, 900.