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DestrnotIye Fire al ChIencn.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-A fire this morn
ing destroyed stores on Lake and
South-Water streets, involving a loss
Of $45O, 900, upon which the insurance is
$237, OO0. Tho origin of the fire is un-
known, but the following are the de-
tails: No. 253, South-Water street,
where the fire first appeared, was
owned by VIM. b. Ogden, and occupied
by Daniel Banker, Jr., 81 Co. MS a to-
bacco factory. Ogden's loss Sl2,OOO, in
sured for $1,000; Bankers loss $4,000.
insured for $4,000. Nos. 24O and 25l,
Hayes, valued at $24 200, insured for
900; $40 occupied by Murphy, Boyle
q Clark, commission merchants, loss
$50, 600, insured for $40, 900; 25I occupied
by Wincherod d Daniels, in the wool
trade, loss $4,000, insured for SI2, 1000:
No. 255, South-Water street, owned by
estate, John Link, valued at $l2, 900,
Smyth q Co., flour and commission
merchants, loss 5000, insured for
$4,000. There were $15, 1000 worth Of
seeds, Shakers, in storage, owned in
Rochester, Nos. 234 and 237, Lake
street, were owned by s. s. Hayes, val
s ged an. at IT. $4,000, insured for
sash, doors, etc.; loss S25, 600; insured
for 5000. No. 286 was occupied by
Reinbald d Lagnus, hardware; loss
$4,000; insured for $4,000. No. 2SS,
Lake street, owned in Fort WAYNE
Ind; valued at S15 900; insured for $lO,.
600; occupied by Elisha "A. Mears,
stoves and tinware; value Sl25, 900; in.
sured for $4,000. No. $40, owned by
the estate of John Link; value $l2, 600:
insured for 5000; occupied by ii.
Wheeler, VERGE & Co., commission
merchants; loss IS, 600; insuracc S., 500.
It is impossible to get the full reca-
pitulation OF insurance, but the follow
ing are the losses of tho eastern compa-
MES SO far as known: Rtna, SIS, 900;
Home, n. Y, 900; Phocnix, SIS, 900;
Liverpool, $4,000; LorilIard, $1,000:
Metropolitan, 5000; Hartford, S., 600;
Fulton, $1,000; Howard, N, Y, 5000:
Harmony, 5000; Washington, N. ",
$2,OOO. -
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- , = r =
&c San Francisco.
NovESrnER i6---wHEAT-Marhet dull and
prices unchanged.
= NITNINa sTocKs-G Generally excited; oPhir,
STA, 500; Yellow Jacket; eS5; Imperial, 10.
Legal tenders, 70.
Toledo.
NovElLBER IT.-FLoUR-DuIlT i-l-rJf
IsO-Wheat-Winter, q shade lower;
sPEing, Sc lower; sales Of white Michigan at
= u A amber & 81 No; Spring g g IS Corn
O9ts-9c lower at 4sk94Sc. Rye-2c. better;
sales at 81 10 for No. /.
LAKE FRRIsHTs-Un Unchanged.
Chicago, -or
=, NoyENBER l7.-FLOUR-Dun and declined
GRAIN-Wheat-S Steady at S29e o. for No.
i 81 I61E9l IS for No. 2. CoTn-Qulet, and de-
O3ts-Duil and declined Sc: SSaS6 for No. 2
5lsoN IsIoNS-Dull.-Mess Pork 81 lower,
FRRTGHTs-D1ll.
Milwaukee.
Ok, NOVEMBER l7.-FLouR-Dull, and declined
GRALN-5SWHEAT-Du s. OF for No, 1: g sSgS
@2sa for No.s.i corn-Deciided e.
st. Louis.
NoNEMBkR lI,.--kLouR-Weak and sc bet
ter supertine S. 5O9lO 90; single extra choica
H-Whent-droopins: SS6I fall - ina
65 prime s. 671k92 7Os Cfoice 81 TSs2 So
Corn-HeaVy and unchanged. Oats-Un-
PRovTsIoSs-Pork-Dull at SO for new
mes; clear sides l6C.
| Observation-Disclosures.
RuRiAIO.
| NovENRRR l7.-FLOUR-QuIet and easier.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and nOmIn0lIY low
en-. en-, Corn-Sales 5000 bus, opening at ST 10,
~ SSIsSslnS 81 81 G9l 0S quiet Oats-Sales,
Sanad9 az 81 II; state is held at 81 OS6SIOS,@
l CANAL FRBIGHTSj-CIose IN Nyay,, N,rI-
wheat ls1S, corn lBIS. " n
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BY THE CABLE
Advioes to the 1eth Of Noyember.
speelal o Lhe IntelHpaleer.

LONDON, Nov. 10, Evening.-United
States Consul, Morse, publishes in the
newspapers to-day a letter, in which
he explains the agreement between the
American Government and Frazier,
Trenholm d Co. BE states that:the title
ofthe United States to all Confederate
property is therein fully recognized,
and that said property Is subject to the
legal liens for advances.
Chief Justice Chase's Recent Inter,
view with the Presidenf..-The Cues.
ton OF Impartial Suffrage.
NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE Posts
Washington special says, conflicting
rumors are afloat respecting MI. Chaseis
recent interview with the President. II
Is said that the question of Impartial
suffrage was discussed, but all of the
statements thus far made are specula-
tons and unworthy of credence, as
neither Mr.. Chase or the President has
communicated word concerning the
conversation. All that is known is
that three or four individuals, Demo-
Gratis and Republicans, have advised
the President to recommend impartial
suffrage to the South in his message.V1
The Worlds Washington special
says, an official denial is furnished of
the story that Chief Justice Chase had
an interview with the President last
night, relative to the question Of ex-
tending universal amnesty to the South
IN return for impartial suffrage. His
interview related TO the causes for the
delay in the trial of JEFF. Davis. Judge
Chase was not present last night with
the Cabinet as stated.
A Herald's Washington special saws.
Chief Justice Chase Is at the White
House again this evening, in consulta-
ton with the President upon the subject
OF the compromise measures which the
leaders of the principal parties are now
arranging upon. The compromise is
said to confer on the people of the South
general amnesty in consideration of
their accepting universal suffrage, with
qualification either of property or
intelligence. It is believed that this
measure VIII be received by all parties.
The President seems inclined to give
the subject fair and full consideration.
Inc cabinet meeting to-day was at
tended by all the members, with the
exception of the Attorney General, who
is on a visit to New York, The meeting
lasted several hours.
The Times Washington special says !:
Chief Justice Chase was again with the
President tonight, and remained with
him until late hour. His interview
with Mr.. johnson relates to the propo-
sttton mentioned in my last nights dis.
patch. proposing general amnesty in
consideration for impartial suffrage.
Governor Swami and several members
of Congress were also in Washington
to hold interviews with the President,
but the whole evening was spent in the
consultation with Judge Chase, conse-
quently the rest of the visitors failed to
see Mr.. johnson. Thelamnesty-suffrage
proposition meets with almost univer-
sal approval from the representatives of
all parties here assembled.
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The Case Of Rev. Dr.. Jamee PriestIv,

.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 1s.-Rev. DIR. Jas.
Prtestly, recently suspended from rela-
ttons with the United Presbyterian
Church, for charges of cruelty to his
wife and family, indecent and blasphe-
nous language, maintaining improper
relations with females; delivered a short
farewell address to his congregation, in
which he disclained against the action
of the Presbytery, who acted on the
positive testimony of three witnesses.
while testimony on his behalf, of an
aged father, kind brother and affection
ate children, was only negative, and
necessarily of no avail. He defied the
world to prove that he was guilty of
ustng indecent and vulgar Language
which he AabhOEred above all things.
He thanked God that he had not been
found guilty of adultery. The sem
tence Of suspension did not affect his
relation as pastor of the church, as any
dissolution mnst be at the request Of
his regation. He asked them not
20 act hastily, but thOughtfuIly and
prayertully. He prayed 70 God that he
might be allowed to remain here to live
down the calnmny and reproach hean-
ed upon him. This was the last time
he would appear in public thu the sus-
pension was removed. The conpre0a-
ton was visibly affected, the Docfor
having still friends and adherents
among them. Mrs. Priestly has petit
toned for divorce. go
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Finea.

: NASHVILLE, Nov. ia fire this
evening destroyed the wholesale gro
Gerry store of J. s. Mundy. Loss $1O, 200;
partly insured. 80
FLORA, @. W., Nov. l7.-Thes mills
owned by, ]. Frazier, aud leased by @.
Whitlaw, were totally destroyed by FIRE
this morning. The mills and stock
were valued at $40 900. They were
mostly insured, yEjnEs
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MEMPH1s, Nov. 16.-The General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church,
were engaged during the day principal
ly in discussing rules and parliamenta-
~ orders reported by the revision com.
mittee, and hearing reports of the exc
cuttye committee Of domestic missions
and education.i The proceedings oftIle
Assembly awaken general Interest,
Its deliberations are harmonious, and
the greatest good feeling prevails.
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.AErested for Rorgery-.DIel.

iIoU1svILhB, Nov. I6.-Walter Scott,
who recently committed q heavy rob-
bery In Cincinnati, was arrested to-day
for forgery. Important papers. were
found on his person.
]. Hon. Timothy Craven, prominent
politician OF Southern Kentucky, died
at Columbus, on wednesday. ~
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81. LOUIS, Nov. 16.-Several Phila-
delphia gentlemen, who accompanied
the Union Pacific Railroad excursion
lists to Fort Riley, some days ago, re-
turned stnight from buffalo lhunt.
stxty-Gvemiles beyond Fort Ellsworth,
about fiftsen miles West of Fort Riley!
They Will go on an excursion TO PINOT
Knob and Iron Mountain on Monday.
starting for home on Tuesday mornin1,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETs By TELEGRAPH.
spIrit OF the New Yorx BTarket.

article says: -
There Is a general putting up of outstand-
lns loans per cent, and some of the banks
9 per cent. being the exceptional rates. JyhIle
. per cent Is the prevailing quotation. There
Is q good deal OF uneaStneSS In the loan market
the natural consequence of a combination Of
such as decline in stocks ayeraRin9 ~ TSer
cent, collapse of the imitation in provisions.
dry goods and other merchandise among
manufacturers occasional failures and fhS
postponement OF debts by merchants in Inc
Interior. Discounts are duh. There Is a laI1sS
supply OF paper, but bills only at the hisheSf
credit md free currency; the rates on prime
at the lower rates.
The stock market this morning exhibited n
both boards. There was n wish TO sell, with
but few buyers beyond those who had short
contracts to cover. At the regular board
sales were very large on all leading roads,
and the fall ranged from X to 81 par cent.
After the board there was rather a better
pathize with the decline in other securities.
Old 5-20'9 fell on l per cent. owing to the fur
Their fall in gold, without q corresponding
advance In bonds at London. The Western
standing that tho Company is likely to pass
Its dividends. -
Gold continues weak. Rumors are per
siStently circulated that the Treasury Is SELL
ing goldt the indirect official deplnls to tile
ever, appears to be that the one is willing To
load New York with gold in an expectation
OF the favorable exhibit OF the public finances
70 pc made Mt the opening of Congress, and
the possible recommendation in Mr.. McCul-
loch's report of u policy looking 10 the re-
sumption Of specie payments at no very
remote period, RI 90
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NEW YoRK, Nov. l7.-Seyeral. recsnt
disasters to shipping along the coast in
this vicinity, are reported, with loss OF
life.
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For Memphis and New Orlenn..

The ,tine steamer "ARAIFNIA- ~
[ ssllsslt-t4 Capt. A. q. McCalIan. will leave
l1-i15@24t for the above and MI internejiatS
PlT ort1ss ON Tuesday, November 2Oth, al o.
R For freight or passage, apply on board.
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Boston, Nov. I7.-Dr. NJ. E.Town.
send, q we'll known physician of this
CITY, died Today, after a brief iIIness--
1t is supposed Of cholera.
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Regular Passenger Packet for PIt,s.
buFEII, wheeling and FnPlroP-R,,S..

n The new and elegnnt paF9lenUer
49, steamer "GREY EAGLE" Cant.
15sIJohn Goplon, A. r. Bunii5g
CLerlkt leaves F1ttsbnrgh for PnrkerliJlI
every wednesday and Saturday al I9 M:
leaves wheeling for PnFkeFsburR every
y ennesqaS and SATURDAY at u p. M; leave
F!gll5SkSeEshuTg for Pittsburgh every Monday
anu InGlfsiay at 2 y. M; leaves Wheeling for
faFkeIsDuFg every TuesliRy and Friday al 7
Freight received for Pittsburgh ever, Nom
my . Y, anu Ehnrsday Mt tho Wharf Boat until 5
BOOTH, BATTEbLEa co.
9 ocI Steamboat Agents.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CTNCrNNAn

~ The large and fine steamer apo
ToMAC," Capt. ChnS Muhiemnn.
En- Chris. Young, Clerk, will depart ns
=, ., on Inesday, Nov. Oth, at 8 O'clock,
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
nOVlU-lL bOOTI1. BAYH8LILIEG & Co. AHenfa
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LATEST MONETARY

The money market remains easy, aud the
supply Is abundant. Stock brokers find no
dlncultY In getting accommodated at Der.
cent. on good collateral, but weak parties
have TO pay per cent. There IL n strong ef-
short Ofstocks TO put the rate up to 7per cent.
but the movement has been unsuccessful
Discounts are generally dull, and there is
stiu close scrutiny Of commercial PAPER
Prime names pass at 6(3T per cent. interest:
there Is very little paper that will pass cur!
rent at the lower rate. 3,
The gold market closed mp quietly Mt
l4l7s@l4lH. Cash gold has been IOanlng
There was further decline in the Govern
ment securities this afternoon, as Will be seen
by the closing quotations below :-ReRistered :
ll21T@ll3; coupons, 81, 1l2j<dll8: b.liJ'g reg.
lStered, 90, lO69l07; do. coupons, '62, l0S1Sa,
l0Ssi do. 6l, l089l0GIS; do. '65, 1861 9iOG1z; do
W. jan. to July, l0s1I910S1% Z; 1O-40s, reg. 1OOa
1O01S; Aug. 1905, 10891O61k; June do. 105LG
luJ14; July do. l05l49lO5[; June compouiljfs
81. ll55zGBl1B; July do. 1141{g1l61S; Aug. do
114N@ll5; Octoberd do. 1131<gIi4; December do.
l13H9114; May do, '85, l1IZ@1tlL. = q -
The stock market continued TO imnrova IN
the close, and left on firm. The following
Mississippi certificates 29Sf@3O; Canton, 5Oa5I;
Boston Water Power, ST; C1mberlond, BS3
cps Quicksilver, 4S94sk; Martposa i5aI35S:
do: preferred, 251z@2o; New York Central, i6i
@IOlzff; Erie, 7T3<4H5S; Reading 1877; MIchI-
gan Southern, S25S@693<; Pittsburgh, 8IJ<Gn
S41S; Northwestern, 52952k.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov 17.-Mr. La
peyre, from Pike Lapeyre, and brother,
We was skiltnlly robbed of a package OF
1900 in $50 couponds. interest notes,
Y. ne IN the act of purchasing stamps
to the robber.
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Extensive Millinery Establishment
NO. gOI WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
MADAMOISELLE KEOGH. (

MAUAmO1OGlhE AEUdh,
MILIINER DE PARIS,
i'll enlarged her place of business, has now
ON hand an entire new assortment Of the
very best styles of
FRENCH MILLINERY.
Through her numerous agents in Paris, she
IS enabled TO present In advance of other es-
tablIsements the very latest European styles
In BonnetS. Head Dresses, Caps, Feathers,
Ribbons, Frames, etc.
y''' THE SALES ROOMS H-
Are constantly stocked with the choicest
goods, and those sending orders can be &C.
commodated at the shortest possible notice.
THE MOURNING DEPARTMENT
Is thoroughly organized, and has been
made speciality in the Establ iahment.I
TILE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
OfItsrs great Inducements to Milliners, who
can at any time be furnished with pattern
bonnets of the very latest styles, prior their
n. B.NfTench, English and German spo-
ken. nov2-6m
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The money market is more active and firm
at sos per cent. for call loans. Sterling eX-
change, dull and lower at 1OS5k9lO9 gold for
flTSt-ClaSS bills.
GoLD=Lower; opening Mt 1927, and closing
at l4l. Total exports OF specIe today, S852 TSj
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-He0vy and easier
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Revenue Stamps.

"A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
IA. nXe, ana proppSe 70 supply RIl my OiI
esis .on5eI and any new ones who may wish.
possible, intending 70 Keep 4 NiIse - NM,
constantly ON hand J..C. ORR, ESxECjoiSF.
NOS 3td.2tW (Register cOpy.)
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wHoLEsALE sfARKEr.

The wholesale produce market has been
much excited during the present week owing
70 great depression In prices. Busines8 Is
fair ana extensive. Pork dealers have been
compelled to suspend.
The Hour market has been comparativeIr,
qulet. me arrivals both present and pros
induced buyers to hold of. THIS with tbe
decline In gold, has produced q tiepressIOn.
less supply than last year. The EuppIV az lou
grades has increased, bat IL Is still fnotierSte
for the season. To-day the market was les
active and 25ca barrel lower.
There has been good degree of aciivftSy e.,
the wheat market owing 70 the liberal anil
Vals; but at variable rates. The arrivals in
prospect are larger, but as the season Al nd
NRnce1 there Ii little prospect OF n, sl-,, ,,,i
lated stock at the close Of The Seas1ns TIa
present supply Is $4,000 bus. Prices have de-
e etli a9Llng the week from So l0c bus, aud
mere mas peenR good demand for barley
IoEexPQft and home trade, Since the ist Of
sSplesLr1Def we have exported $1,000 bus,
SSilt - an excess OF half Of tho crop over
tasS year. There are now in the canals $4,000
bus mostly Canada. The present. stock n
10000. The market closes DC lower.
Corn has been moderately active at vnria-,
bic FHte8. The present stock b 2B00OOO bII,r
and . daily increasing. The market closes
The pork market has been extreu,elv ,,or,.
able. The arrivals We're Large and q decline
Of s. 50 per barrel has been Submitted To- Tiie
decline since the INST of the month has bean
Sl4 20. The adVices from Great Britair, orS
favorable 70 . large pig crop. Our sioeIS h
large and speeulRttOn has entirely aiaietJ
Beef IS without change and the nlSTlZei rr-
Lard has declined and closes heavv ~ ~
,, Gotiee has been fairly active at pEeYIons
Tine receipts pT cotton have been liberal and
prices have declined SC per b: busipess hSS
1il veLy hfsSSyy, iPPerg being the principal
Q I'eE4ltotA. The market closes quiet I
H
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CoTToN-lc. better and more active, closing
FLoUR-Dnll, heavy, and 2Oa3Oc. lower.
GRAIN-WheOt-Very dun, and &c lower
Corn-lIreRular, unsettled, and lCE2c lower
saieS OF lSS 900 bushels mixed Western at i2S6s
aaoRt. &-'- ~
WHIsKY-Quleta and unchanged.
PoElI-Opened decfdetIIy Ioyy-
e., but closed more firmly; sales OF 69i0 bbIs
az SZI9Xs % for new mess, closing at ST. reg.
ular. Beef-Quiet; sales Of 80 b6IS. nj private
prices LArd-LoweE sales OF ], 400 Ms. at l9M
&c. for refined in bond,
GROCERIEs-Quiet. 70
FREIGHTs 10 LTvERPOoL-Quieta and with
ont decided change.
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NoYE1tBER lT.-CoTToN- Steady: taieS ~
~ gaiss low Eniddlipg Ct sley8s1i receipts
GHOcEKIEs -Sugar-Dull; fair. l2al3l<e-
Aolaaaas-InferiOr 50; prime 71a75Cs.i :
Sterling 50. New York Exchange 5S91<e
FREIenTA
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

The dry goods market opened mora ouIet
bear contest during the last three DAYS has
resulted IN decline of 69l5 per cent upOn
almost all kinds OF leading dry goods. Yes
terdny and to-gny the bear feeling seems To
have assumed moro settled tone, possibly
only to catch breath for mere desperate
effort next week. The Irregular reduction IN
prices has caused Wide variation in Quota
tons at the different houses, and with the
sui declining tendency of cotton and gold,
prices are still quite nominal and business has
been more unsatisfactory notwithstanding
the endenvorS to Ottrnct agents, and agents
they do not second their EFFORTS at tiiSpoSIns
OF the goods which has resulted in the de-
cline. The reduction has been most marked
In some makes OF bleached goods, prints and
standard browns and delnlnes. There are
however no goods which have escaped the
manfulIy in their EFFORTS to msintSin TIE
prices of brown Blleetlngs and shirtinES and
save the Interests of manufactures, but the
absence OF business and the general tendency
OF Rll goods toward an antl-Wnr basis Inns
compelled n material reduction In prices and
although there seems moro quiet to-day the
ther decided change in the prices OF standards
70 notice to-day, but there are very few sales.
me prices OF prints have been very much re-
duced during the last three days, and still
without attracting very great demand. Job
goods rather than to be able to buy new sup
piles.
Stripes and ticks and. In fnct, almost all the
otnef Kinds OF cotton goods are without any
change or variation from the general remarks
above, worthy of detail. They have not been
the special object of attraction like the lead.
Ing articles of dOmesticS. The grent reIluC-
ton in the prices Of wooden goods has caused
rather more demand, and especially for goods
suitable for manufacturing Into ready mnde
clothing for spring and summer wenr. The
price OF almost all wooden fabrics I'm agents
hands Is now hut little above that OF 1880 and
the market Is fast returning To a settled fOun-
dalton. Foreign goods have followed the
other dry goods and gold, and further gem
ef1l decline; although there has been n very
fnir business done during the last three fIny,S
auction sales have been better attended, but
prices have been very low. The importation
OF foreign goods continues high and IL NAV he
expected that n better foundation for 6usi-
ness Will soon be reached. Stocks are be-
coming reduced. a healthy reaction Is not
improbable Mt an early day.
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MONEY AND STOCKS

Brown Drills-Stark H %,
Ginghams-G Glasgow 26IS; Caledonia n
Cambrica Washington leg; Portland IL.
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JoBBERS PRICES.
Brown sheetings-AtIantic "A % Bedford
Bleached shirtIngs-New York Mills 45:
Frostdale BIZ; Greene Manufacturing Com.
,, Rfl e Merrtmao W 20; Amoslseag IL; EN-
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Pittsburgh, wheeling and I.arkor,.
5F.-l -bt burg. fa -s.i4T
- The steamer 'tLECJIt I,FoTI. i"
Wi, leave for PArkeIBbuFg and
35.l-51575l Sihlllpolls every ueEIday and FTi-
Jay night OF each week at O'Clock
and ThuHsdRy at s A. m, - I''I'A
FOR height or pasgge, apply on boaFl or To
.,o.,o, a, BOOTH, BAFTLLE q CO.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19

Chief Justice Chase's Recent Inter.
view with the President--!The Ques-
ton OTImpaFtIaI Suffrage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19

A LII THE POPULAR PATENT MEDI-
N clnes and Proprietary Medicines OF the
day can be had at 4. BOOKINGS Ding
Store, No. l Odd Fellows Han. noYlI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19

KUNKLE'S VERNIFUGE CONFEC-
IN tons. The most pleasant to the taste
and enectual remedy for worms. Received
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19

< BBLS. OF PURE RYE WHISKY.
y warranted to give satisfaction, and six
years old, for sale by O. H. ODBERT,
CnemlAt. - -nOYl