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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAI.
wheeling wholesale market.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING;
NOVAmhAF 10 1890.

APrLEs-Green In steady demand,
prices not so we'll susIHlned. We quote
fair 10 good at s. so: choice S3 per Dbl.
BuTTER-Choice. scarce and In de-
mand, common dull, with supply con-
siderably In excess OF demand, choice
roll brings 9Oa35c. T
BuCKwHEAT FLOUR-4A4Xc per lb.,
supply limited.
BRooMs-A %, s. 5OA5 20 per dozen.
CANDLES. Star, ,22a25c; city mould, ,l5c.
CHBEsE- Western Reserve lSal9c;
Goshen l9A2O.
EGds-In demand at 2Sc.
GRooERIEs-steady and but slightly
changed; Fair TO prime Rio coffee 2Sa
25c; New Orleans Sugar l411al5Xc; Por.
to Rico 13Tal4IGc. Cuba lSyIalS]<c; A
Coffee lG11c; B do. 1916; G do. lGc, and
crushed l711c. Baltimore Syrup G5A7Oc;
New York Syrup sOosSl 90; Choice
Drlps 81 10. --.-. ..,r7
FLoUR-Dull with downward tenden.
cy; fancy 81 OOA7 10; red wheat family
IS 50a6 90; rye flour IS rs.
FRATHERs-00ao5c per ID.
GRAIN-Dull with downward ten
denoy. Wheat-Unchanged; we quote
white at 81 9oa1 80; red slOOAl 10. Corn
Lower and dull at 85a7Oc for old, new
Csc. Rye-sOc. Oats-4Oc. Barley
Spring 81 GOAL Is; fall 81 25. !
GINsRNd-7Oo per lb. y !
G1Ass-Flrst quality 8 by 10. a 90; 10
by IL, "a so; second quality by 10. IS;
10 by l2, 50 so per box of50 feet. Dis
count lOHc for cash. ...
HAY-BAled $40 per ton. ?
IRON AND NAlLs-Common bar sizes,
S}ls411; horse shoe, 53t; heavy band AZ
ask; hoop and light band, 6alO; round
and square, 39la77l; oval, 4Ns5; half
oval and half round. 41fa51f; boiler
lron6A9; tank iron 5It. Nails, 'l0d 10 GOD
81 so; Sd and 81. 81 70; Sd and I'd, IS 90;
I'D and Sd, IS 25; Sd, 60 90; Cd, 81 rs; Sd
6ne, S775; I'd flne, IS 25.,r,r
LARD-lshcln tlerces; supply limited
oILs-Lard Oil, extra, 81 45al 50. Car
bon OIL may be quoted at $50; no charge
for PACKAGE. u.g
PRovIsIoNs-No quotations. stock
entirely exhausted. Es 20
PoTAToEs-Dull and lower; may be-
quoted at 40a45o per bushel.
RAas-4c per pound. 2- .'
SRRDs--Flaxseed In good demand at
500. Timothy aud Glover Seed NOM
inal at g 70 for Timothy and Ss2 for
Clover. .a '...' I
soAr-Unchanged; family exc; Ger.
man $40; Eastern 1OAl3c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead l2c per
pound, Shot, s. 25 per bag. /
SoDA-61<a7c IN keg: 9o In papers.
SrARoH-saS1ic; Maizena,, l2Al4c.
sALr-Dalry, $ 90; Ohio River, 81 IS;
MusklnEum, S225 per Dbl. I
sNuFF-7SA75c; do In boxes Of six
dozen, IS 80, r...,.....
TEA-Gunpowder, 81 5Oal rs; Young
Hyson, 81 SOal 90; Black, 81 GOAL 10.
ToBAcco-owlng TO the late frosts
Leaf Tobacco has advanced; Manu-.
factured, unchangedi Navy, BSa72c;
dark los and Ks, Gsa7oc; bright los and
Us, 70as0c.
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WIHNEPEG.

Trouble Between tho Indians ana
Canadian Authorities.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
A special from st. Paul says q pri.
vate letter from Fort Garry states that
upon hearing that the Canadian Gov
ernment had appointed Governor for
the new colony at Wlnnepeg the half
breeds organized to prevent bis entry
into that settlement, and on hearing OF
his approach formidable band Of buf.
falo hunters went down to Plnbine to
prevent His Excellency from crossing
the line and were prepared to use VIC.
lence 10 any extent 10 compel his re-
treat. This action arises from the hos.
tility OF the Indian confederation and
their plan Of territorial dominion. The
bands Of Chippewa Indians at Forest
Lake are reported dissatisfied and dis
posed to MAKE trouble.
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Tho rrlbulatIons of the lillian.


WAbhlNuIuNI D' vi Nov 1U'
II Is stated that the Cuban steamer
Lillian was released at Nassau on the
10th OF last month, but was not allow.
ed 10 take coal. Capt. Harris put to
sea burning the woodwork OF the
cabins for fuel. He met two schoon-
ers laden with coal, and while taking
1t aboard the British guuboat Lspwlng
came up and fired some 20 shots 1T her,
and then took the Lillian Into Nassau
again. She was seized by British
authorities and pillaged. The men
who were on key we're taken oil by
the schooners, but were captured by the
Lapwlng and taken to Nassau and re.
leased. They have made their way TO
points on our coast where they are be-
ing cared for by the Cuban Junla. The
Lillian Is still at Nassau.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW 1oRRI NOV III.
CoTToN-Decldedly lower; tsales 8, 800
bales AZ 25Na257GC for middling up.
lands.
FLoUR-Closed steady for medium
grades, with a moderate export and
speculative demand,
GRAIN--Wheat--Steady, with a
moderate export and speculative de.
mand at 81 37a1 3OX for winter red and
amber western; 81 2Sa1 90 for No. 9; and
81 SSal 81 for No. spring. Rye-Nomi.
nally unchanged. Oats-Quiet at Ga
&c Tor western. Corn-Dull at 97caSI OF
for unsound; 81 O3al 90 orsound mixed
western.
PRovlsIoNs-Pork- Firm, with mode
rate sales OF mess at $50 75aS0 90. Beef
Dull, without decided change. Cut
Meats and Bacon-Quiet, without ma.
terial change.
LARD-steady at 1711a179lc for fair to
prime steam.
Eaas- Firm at S5aS7c; and 25a3lc for
llmhd = =
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SPAIN.
Attentions 10 Gen. BickIea Discus.
sion In tho COrteb.
MADpJn Nov IN

Attentions 20 Gen. BickIes-D Discus.
sion In tho COrteb.
MADRID, Nov. 10.
In the Cortes yesterday President
Rlvero paid his marked respect 10
Gen. Sickles, American Minister, by
visiting him In the diplomatic gallery.
During the sitting Deputy Mazaveddo
asserted that the tillibusters hadItheir
headquarters In Paris and London,
with raInlticalions In Madrid, and that
they made business OF disseminating
by telegraph. The reports are calCulat-
ed to lnjure the Spanish interests
In Cuba. He desired dispatches
10 be Immediately telegrRphed to Capt
Gen. De Rodas assuring him that Spain
will maintain her honor everywhere.
Minister Becreva replied that Spain
would sustain and defend herself ut
home and abroad; her sovereignty In
the colonies as well rs on the conti-
nent would be maintained and YindlcR.
ted. He informed the Cortes that he
had just received official telegrams
from Havana which announced that
the lnsurrection In the Island OF Cuba
was diminishing.
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ST. LOUIS, November 10.
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAlN-Wheat-FlRt, dropping anL
Irregular. Corn-Steady; 500 for mixed
Oats-Qniet at 47AASc. Rye-BstLer a
65a7Oc. Barley-Steady bat unchanged
WHIsKY-Lower at 99caSl.
PRov1sIoNs-Dull and unchanged
$29aS0 90 for new and old pork; 1915
l6A for bacon shoulders; 2Oc for cIeai
sides; all on orders.
LARD-Dull at l6xc.
HoGs-In brisk dem and at OalOc.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
UNIVERS SITY

UNIVERSITY.
HOY. J. T. HoKE. PreiT Board Of Regents.
4. 9. sTuRdLss, SOc'y "
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., Prestient,
ana Professor OF Mental and Moral PhIlos0-
aU'.. ply.
+. y. LYON, A, NJ, Vice PreSiLlent,
Professor OF English Literature, aud Princl.
pal Of Preparatory Department.
s. q. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor OF Astronomy and Physics.
~. II. H. PIERCE, A. M,
Professor OF Mathematics aud OF Military
Tactics.
~ J. J. STEW VENSON, A. NJ, Phi. d.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
\. W. WOOD. Ph. D.,
Professor OF Anolenta and Modern Languages.
o. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department.
D. 3. PURINToN, Tutor.
-.... GEO. N. HAGANs, ESQ
Superintendent OF Grounds and Buildings,
. HUGH. W. BROCK, MD,
Lecturer on PhysiOlogy and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. OLLIE.
Lecturer on CiVil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TERN begins lst rueslay In sept'r.
WINrER TERN Ist Mon6ay in Deer.
SPRING TREK !" 81 Tuesday In March,
Cd Wednesday In June.
TuITION.-Preparntory, IS % por Term OF
l3Weeks,
uIRslSsSlIy, Is !SsslE IS 90 per Term of
BoARDIHG-Not 70 exceed 81 por week,
aS-send stamp for Catalogue.
MoRGAHToWN, W. VA. sepI.eaat
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New York city Items.

NEW YORK Nov. 10.
State Senator @. ]. Folger will enter
upon the duties OF Assistant Treasurer
az soon as the examination OF affairs
Of the Sub-Treasury department are
completed.
A new public market Ia to be erected
at cost OF one million dollars. on the
block bounded by Eleventh and Twelfth
avenues and Thirty-fourlh and Thirty
fifth streets.
Judgement was found In the United
States District Court, to the amount OF
$AO.O by Judgd BlatChford, against
the Cunard steamer Russia, for sinking
the Australian ship FilgIe Maggoera iu
this harbor.
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BELKMAP AND ynERMAN.

The New BecFetRry Runs his OWn ma.
chine. rI
WASHINGTON, November 10.
II Is stated that although Gen. Sher>
man had written the annual report Of
the War Department, Secretary Bel.
KNAPP repudIates It, and will write one
himself. Ills stated that Belkuap has
repudiated an important claim passed
faVorably by Sherman; and since that
he has superseded two orders issned by
the General. One OF these repudiating
the orders Is said TO have contained In:
structions to the heads OF several bu-
reaus directing them TO make all re-.
ports 10 him, personally, as the General
Of the armies. ...
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QUEBEC, Nov. 10.
The barges Langenney and Oaklear,
with wheat for the Eastern States
was wrecked on Lake San Francis.
KINGSTON. Nov. 10.
The schooner Alexandria hence 10
Oswego with barley, ran ashore at
sacketts Harbor. and Is breaking up.
The Pandora Is also ashore at the
same place, and has lost both anchors
and all the sails.
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The smith Murder Trial nt Chicago

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
The evidence yesterday In the Rev.
T. B. Smith murder trial, developed
some new facts brought out by DR..
Burlingame's testimony, which are
considered damaging to Smith. More
Important was the fact that the neck OF
Mrs. Smith had livId appearance, as
II some violence had been inflicted.
But this was rebutted to a certain ex-
tent by the testimony Of several other
physicians, who testified that the livid
appearance was the natural result of
death by strangulatlon, and also per-
sons who die natural death. The
evidence will probably close to-day,
and the trial by Friday.
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Funeral of Admiral Stewart.
PHILApELpnIA, Nov. ID

B PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
The funeral OF Admiral Stewart was
an imposing display, the streets were
crowded with spectators. The pro.
cession was about mile long and In
clnded the first division Pennsylvania
militia at Ronaldsop. A cemetery
burial service was read by Rev. DR..
Tago, rector Of Christ Church Eplsco-
pal. During the afternoon business
was almost entirely suspended.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.
FLouR-Qulet and steady; western
superhne s. 25a5 IS; extra IS 75R 9 25;
family Sc 5Oa7 so.
GRA1N-Wheat-Steady; prime to
choice red 81 S5a1 IS. Corn-Old white
u GOAL OS;, new 80a9Oc. Oats-55a59c.
Rye-Dull at 9OcaS1 20.
PRoVIsIoNs-Un Unchanged.
WHlsKY--Moderate demand, and
lower; sales 81 0lal OF,
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CAUTION.

Hoonanda German Remedies are counter
telted. SEQ that the signature ofG. n. JACK:
sON IL on the wrapper OF each bottle. AL
othen are counterfeit
German Medicine Store, No. 6Sl ARCH Sneet,
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly U. n. JACKsoN q 20.
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SAN FRANoIsoo, Nov. 10.
The Chamber Of Commerce appointed
q committee TO draft memorial urging
Congress 10 grant an additional subsi.
dy steamship company to enable It 10
perform semi. monthly trips 10 Japan
and China; also expressing sAtlsiacIion
ut the appointment Of Governor Low as
Minister 10 China, petitionlng the miss
aion 10 ba flrat.clA8s,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY Gable Telegraph 10 the Intelllgencer.
ENGLAND.
The Amnesty 4luestIon EnrIand,

The Amnesty Question England.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
The Central FeniAn Amnesty Com
mlttee, ask the Irlshmen 10 abstain
from the use OF tobacco, until the Fe.
nian prisoners are released. Their OBJ.
ject In making this demand ls TO reduce
the revenue ol the government and at
the same time provide means for keep
ipg up the Amnesty agitation.
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Trust Sale.

TAKE NOTICE THAT ON TUESDAY.
i the @Ih day Of November, 1867, At ths
uOnt door Of the Court House OF Ohio
County, the under signed trusteee, By Virtue
Of deed or trust made by oliver Reed 70
l. +. Jones on the Goth day OF April, 1859,
and recorded In the Recorders office OF
Ohio County In Deed Hook No. b, page $50,
will sell ut public auction 10 the highest bid.
der, for i've hundred dollars cash, and the
balance IN four months, tue following de.
Bcrlbed property, that In 10 EAy twenty.one
acres, Two IOodA and twenty'slx perches OF
lRuu, situated on the head WaterS OF Peters
Hun, Ia ONO County, West Virginia, and
bounded by the lAudS OF Elijah MarliuR,
JOhu feTrel, William Brown and others:
raid deed OF trust was made 10 secure
" iliRm Brown In the sum SiOI, evidenced
by n prOmiSSory note due on tho LIST day OF
October, 1863. The amount Of principal and
interest duo and unpaid, and ior which The
sale will be mAdO, " $il51L.
Selling ~ Trustee wall convey only such
title aA Is vested In me by said deed OF trust
oct2s.2td&lLw Trustee,
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New York Dry GOODS Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
There Is hardly any change TO OBJ
serve In this department Of trade; busI.
ness Is restricted to the urgent wants OF
the trade, and although the prices OF
domestic cott0ns are comparatively
low, the market Is, nevertheless, lack
Ing In buoyancy; prices meanwhile are
without quotable change,
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PRICEs g..

HOouAndI German BltterG per bottle Sl9O
hAlfdOEan 500
hoodandG German Tonic, put up In quar-
U@.
sEDo not forgot 10 examine wen thu ar.
lelO you buy, In order 70 got the genuine,
For BAlo by DruGHiAta and Dealers in Med.
cine everywhere. jyl2
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Tho Eric Dinlculliie.rn nt For. JeryIn

= TURT JEKVISI NOV. IU.
A difficulty occurred last night be-
tween the new brakemen and deputy
sherlt1S on one side and the old brake.
men on the other, in which several shots
were exchanged, but no person serious.
~ injured! The old brakemen are
being paid of and discharged aud the
new men put on the trains, which are
running regularly, -. - ,-
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Meeting of Freight Az onts at Louis
villa.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. II

NoUISVILLE, NOV. 10.
The General Freight Agent AssocIa.
tlon met at the Cali House this morn.
Ing. W. D. Sh!nu, President, aud ].
T. Tucker, Secretary. The attendance
Of delegates IL very full, and business
Of great Importance concerning trans.
portaLion Is being considered.
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BUFFALO, Nov

BUFFALO, Nov. 10.
Nothing doing and nominal quota.
tons.
GRAIN-Wheat-No. 3 Milwaukee
81 10. Corn-S2o for No. Q. oats-52a
$50. Rye-9Oc.
FRRlGHTa-24c for wheat.
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toledo market.

FLouR-Qulek. .;'
GRAIN-Wheat-Sa4o better; No.
white Wabash 81 %; white Mich
lgan 81 90; amber 81 II; red held at 81
10; 81 l5 bid for do; sales at 81 10. Corn
-la2c better; No. / s4Ifc: No. 2 49, <c,
oats-QuIet; No. held at 47c.
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IRELAND,
Sympathy for the Imprisoned FenIan.

sympathy for the Imprisoned FenIanS
LONDON, Nov. 10.
There is still considerable excitement
In Ireland. on the question Of the im.
prisoned Fenians. Dispatches from
Dublin to-day, states that last evening
during meeting OF the Dublin Amnes.
ty Association and Amnesty Commit
tee, a number OF men broke Into the
rooms Of the latter and smashed lamps,
desks, and destroyed tho furniture,
purlolned the records and committed
other OuirRgeS. No arrests.
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FRANCE.


Paris "TranquIl'' Once More.
PARIS, Nov. 10.
The city is entirely tranquil. There
were several electoral meetings ysster.
day and last evening. The demonstra.
tion WAS made In favor OF Henri Roohe-
fort but there was no public disturb
AnCe.
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CINCINNATI. Nov. 10.
River has fallen one inch, with six
feet four inches In the channel.-
Weather cloudy, thermometer 40o.
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JILItioe Of be Supreme Court Qf Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1889.
al have found by experience that HOof.
lAAd'a German Btttem II q very good tonic,
relieving dyBpeptic aymptom4 almost d..
rectly, GEORGE SHARSW0OD."
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SToCKs-Market weak until near 8
O'Clock, when there was an upward re-
action and advance Of 1alH per'Cen
from the lowest point Of the morning.
hudson was an exception and sold as
low as l6S. The market generally at
the close was slightly of from the
prices OF the forenoon but firm. Deal.
ings In Lake Shore were notlceably
large on the report Of increased earn.
inRs.
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Mormon Temple TO be Erected In
Rev York,
NEW YORK, Nov. 10,

NEW IOHKI NOV, IUI
A Mormon temple Is to be erected In
this city within the coming year. This
building, which will cost $500, 900, Is to
be house OF reception for Mormon
emigrants from Europe, and resting
place for travelling brethren OF the
United States,
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1 South American Consul IN LIMBO,

E.iy rs NRw YORK, NOV. 10.
GreEorloe Dominguez, Ecuador Con.
sui, charged with receiving stolen
bonds 10 the amount OF $40 900, was ex.
amined yesterday, before Justice
Welch, In Brooklyn, and remanded to
await the action OF the grand Jury.
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Tho Huron ana ontario Canal.

TORONTO, Nov. 10.
In the House OF Assembly last night
the petition OF the Huron and Ontario
Ship Canal Company, was thrown out.
Several members made strong appeals
In Its favor, but the ruling Of the speak,
er was sustained.
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dUN1 J JAHI THOHPbONI
Judge Of Ihs Supreme COtEt Qf PcnnVlr6nIta.
PHILADELPHIA, April d, 1853.
"I consider HoodandH German Bitten, q
valIIdbs nediciflO In case OF attacks OF lndi-
R0Slion or DyHpepaia. l can certify this
from my eXp0rience OF II
Yopra, with respect
JAMES THoMPSON."
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.lr CONCORD, Nov. 10.
The Merrlmack bar yesterday, passed
resolutions deploring the loss OF Frank.
lin Pierce, Judge Sargent, eulogIEed the
late Ex-President and ordered the res
olutions to be placed on record.
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franklin Insurance Company


lOVSOOOS
Directors.
SAN'L MoCLBI.LAN, GEORGE MKNnKL,
7. H. LOGAN, THog. =. HHALLCRosa
q. W. FRAEEHEIA, ]. N.VANuE,
], ID. HoBB1, MICHAEL RRILIHY,
LOUIE o. sTUEL.
This company how having bean Organised
nve y6arB, and In that time done a success.
ful business, Is still prepared TO take risks at
fair rltas on Buildings Ofall kinds, MerchAn.
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
niture, Steam Boats and caFRoeB on the Wes-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company of
ien superior Inducements 10 Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, Burns, and contents for 3or years at
reduced rates. This being a state company
LARGEsT CASH CAPIrAL
paid in. and surplus OF any company in the
Statei and composed Of some ninety. four
Stockholders, moat OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends itEelf 70 the
favorable consideration OF the lnSurinE
public and R0licitA their patronage. Apple
cations for insurance Willie promptly Rtten-
ded 70 at their ONES, No. ~ Monroe street, or
q their several agencies Throughout the
Slate.
y. NJ. UOEHI, Bec'y.
b. Y. DICK, Asst Sec'y.
HAMJ MCCLELLAN, President
(4flO. N ENDElI, Vice President,
f0OlV-dSw
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Tho Vanderbilt Statue Unveiled In
New York.

New York.
'. NRw York, Nov.1O
The bronze statue which surmounts
the western fronting OF the new Hud.
son River Railroad depot, on Hudson
street, which is Intended to illustrate
the life and services OF Cornelius Van
derbllt, was unveiled at one O'Clock to-
day, In the presence OF an immense
throng OF citizens. Bishop James made
prayer, after which Mayor Hall de-
llvered short address; William Ross
Wallace read poem, and a benedlctlon
was pronounced. \ collation. was par.
taken Of and the eassemblage dispersed.
A mock ceremony OF a similar nature
was performed In the Stock Exchange
to-day.
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Excitement Among tho Fancy In
Warrington Over tho Allen.
MeC0Ole MIL.

WAsHlNaToN, NOV. 10.
Great excitement prevails among the
sporting men in this city with regard
10 the Allen McCoole prize fight. They
were betting yesterday as 10 he proba-
billty that 'it'would take place to>day.
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Tho new Hampshire Election.
rn.,an.. Nn., ~

Returns from slxty.one towns on the
question Of the adoption Of the State
ConstAbulaEy act, give zoos yeas, 10
b,S76 nays. 1t will be defeated by OF
leAattW two 10 one.
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Robert ]. walkeris lying at his home
10 Washington In a very critical condit
tlon.
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Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING. ". VA.

with the privilege OF increasing the same
70 $500 coo.
DIRROFoRs.
WILLIAM BAILEY, ALoHEO LoRIHo,
DR.. WV. j. BATE. A. N, ADAMS,
ANDREW ]. PANNELL, JAMES Y. BARNEs,
HANRY STAMM, THOaAS HUGHRa'
JOSEPH II. WOODWARD
This Company having been fully organ
lied, IL now prepared 10 take risks at fair
rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishment. Furniture,
Steam Boats and CaTgOe8 on tho Western
Rivers and Lakes; llNO 10 Issue perpetual
policies on dwellings and stores. This
Company being composed mostly Of our
leading business men recommends Itself 10
to the favorable consideration ot the insur.
Ing public, and BOlicits their patronage. APP
pllcaiiOns for Insurance will DO promptly
attended TO Rt their Otlco, BAILEYS
BLOCK, No. l0G Market Street,
n. q. ARTHUR, Secretary.
W. H. A9NEW, Asst Sec'y,
y, o. BURDAT5, Solicitor.
WILLIAM BAILEY, PI esident.
ALUNZO LOklNG, Vlce-EresIdent.
ooi5-
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meath OF Gen. Wool.
River and weather.

= f- Ea Troy NOV. ~.
Gen. Wool died this morning. o.