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Family harmed to Death in Vow York.
NEW YORK, October 20, 1869.

NEW YORK. Octooef ~, 1859.
A dreadful calamity took place in
Liberty street this evening, when an
entire family, father, mother and two
were burned to death. About
seven o'clock flames were seen Issuing
from No. G3 Liberty street, and the po-
liC0 were just entering the building
when the jHuitor rushed out for assist
auCe. He then went back to save his
family, and entered his room on the
fourth floor. In the meantime the
flames spread rapidly on the floor be.
low, and the janItor's family then evil
IDENTIFY attempted to make their escape
through the roof, but the dense smoke
must have sutlocated them.
All their bodies were found lying Mt
the loot OF the stairs leading to the
roof. The two children, Il boy OF six
and girl of twslye, were clasped
around the mothers neck, and the
father had one foot on the stairs, as II
endeavorlng to make his way out OF the
building. A large four.sIory ware.
house was entirely destroyed. The
bodies are now at the I}eekmau street
police station.
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Homicide In Ksnsucky.
ClNc1NNAr1, Octobar 20.

SNSANNALAt OUlOueE ou.
On Saturday, 23d inst, at Augusta,
kyn WIN. T. Marshall shot and killed
Dudley Hutchisou, negro. The coro.
ner's jury gave verdict OF justifiab
homicide. Tuesday last the examining
court tried and Internationally dis
charged Marshall, Marshall. day or
two previous, interfered and stopped
him from whipping his wife. Who was
house servant Tor Marshall's mother,
Hutchison then threatened Marshali's
life. and was shot while approaching
him In dark street with a razor In his
hand.
The report OF the Secretary OF the
Freedmau's Aid Society states that II
suppOrla six normal schools, one or
phan asylum and employs lO5 teachers
for 10000 pupils.
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SINCE writing the article elsewhere
on the election, we learn that Brown,
Republican candidate for Senate In tho
Marshall district, Is elected by a major.
ity somewhere about 275. Wetzel couu-
ty having let down upon the Democra.
oy very badly. Hill beats Bnrt for the
House In Marion some 75 votes. Welch
lib. Itsp.) Ia elected in Mineral. 10.
Wheat beats Peanut Smith In Morgan.
Lamon and Ropp are elected In
Berkeley. The frst ran on the "let
up" platform and the latter " also
reported as saying he stands on it,
Floyd Neely, (Dsm.) is elected to the
House In Doddrldge, over Mr.. Bee,
whom even the Z. q. v. were power.
less TO save. Kimball, ("Let up" Rep.)
Is reported 10 be elected In RItchIe. II
Is certain that 1t Is very close between
him and Rexroad the Republican nom.
inee. 1t Ia also certain that Mr.. Bore
man, (ltep.) ls elected TO the Senate In
tho 4!h district, and that Gathers Is In
the 9th. The Doddridge delegate Is
another Democratic gain, making three.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. October 30.
FLouR-Dull and unchanged: family
s. 50s5 rs.
GRAIN--Wheat-.Dull with small
sales at 81 0SA1 IL COrp-Duil; sales OF
new at Coo and old at S5ASGU; white sells
to Millers ut S7A9Oc. O4is-Quiet ut Goa
66c. RYe-Dull At close and lower now
at SSsO3c. Barley-sl 5OAl 55; spring
held At 81 80.
CorToN-FIrm al 25l25Xo.
ToBACCO-Firm.
PROYIsIoNs-Mess Pork-S3l 90, stock
small. LArd-Quiet at 1910 for old;
new 1910 for steam rendered., Green
Meats-Dull at l0%allc for shoulders:
1SAal4c for'sides and l5Al5I<c for hams, ,
Hoas-DulI at 50 OOa1O 90; weather
very favorable for 81 .ughterIng, bat
prices are regarded too high.
BUTTER-FIrm 1T 0434c for fresh,
CHBEsE-Firm at l7IIAlSxc.
Oils -hinseed-Duli; sales at 500, bat
10 Il jobbInR way bring 02493c. Lard
81 33al 81. PettOleuIn-I2a33c for re-
fined.
GRoCERIEs-UuchHnged.
SERD-Flax-DuClined 10 81 SOal 80
and dull.
: GoLD-l2O buying.
EXOHANdE-Steady at | 10 discount
buying.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October 80.

CHICAGO, October 80.
FLouR-Flrm and more active at 81 30
R6 81 tor spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm, active and
Xalc higher; sales No. l at Vs. fa98c; N o,
2 at 93Ha94Mc, closing at OIka9ll<c:
this afternoon the market was dull at
9ic cash and seller November for No. 2,
Corn-In good demand at the opening;
65a65lSc for No. 2, closing dull with sel.
lers ut GiXc; rejected at 63aG3Hc; no
grade VI Gle; this afternoon the market
was dull at 641c cash and seller FIRST Of
November for No. 2. 0ats-No, Q Gt
3Sa3SXc In store; S7Na371<c seller No.
vembsr, closing at $50 cash, Rye-
Fairly active; No. at 7Oa73c; No. 2 al
O7HsG0ISc; rejected at 62a64c. closing at
72c for No. l and GSHo for No. bar.
ley-Dull and lower, closing with buy.
ers at 90c, and sellers at 02c cash.
CATTLE-Dull and weak at S3a3 rs for
Texas; $4a4 so for yard Stockers and
butchers stock, 81 75a5 Is for light 10
fair 1eshy steers.
Hoas-QuIet at SSAS 70 for common;
50 3Oa9 80 for good; 50 60A0 90 for choice
TO extra.
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Tho Cuban Revolution.

HNFh4VNI OUNVUUT UVI
Intelligence from the Central Depart.
ment Is 10 the effect that body Of in
surgents, while operating on tho Glen =
fueROs and Villa Clara Railroad,
obslruCted the track In such a manner
AZ to cause freight train to be run oil.
They then carried away the freight
into the Interior and burned II bridge,
thus cutting OFT communication be-
tween the two cities.
The United States flag ship P0what.
tan, Admiral Poor commanding, has
arrival
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suicide orH Dayton Girl at QuIncy,In
CHICAGO. October %.

CHICAGO, October 20.
a special 10 the Tribune from Quincy,
says that Miss Pet Mckay, a highly es.
teened and beautiful young lady OF
that city, aged IS. left the fremont
House about o'clock, yesterday after
noon, walked out on the railroad
bridge, which crosses the Mississippi,
pinned her cloak to one OF the braces OF
the bridge and leaped into the river.
She tloated some time, but finally sunk,
and her body had not been found at
the latest adviCes. Before jumping into
the river she wrote note and pinned
II TO hGr cloak, In which she said: The
finder ofthls cloak and hat l hope will
be kind enough to take this to my
mother at the fremont House. Tell
her that my body lies In the Mlssls-
sippi. l did not drown myself for shame
nor for love. lam yet as pure as the
beautiful snow. Thank the Lord, I
have no sin OF that kind 10 answer for:
no friends have I. Everybody hates
me. My friends are enemies. Indeed,
this ls a cold and dreary world 10 live
In. So good by, mother, sister and
brothers, for am going to the land
where sin and sorrow come no more.
[Slgned1 'P. A. MoKAY,'
The mother OF Miss Mckay Is a
widow. She moved from Dayton, O.,
about one year since. She has two
sons, news agents on the Chicago, Bur-
linRtop & Quincy, and T. W. & w.
Railroads, who haye supported the
mother and sisters.
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Recovery of neteOrlo stone in

Georgia.
From the ColtnnLaS. (Gd.) Enquirer, OcL. %.
We have heretofore copied state
ments concerning the appearance and
explosion Of Il large meteor In Stewart
county, followed by the fall OF num-
ber OF metorlc stones. Yesterday we
were favored with one Of these stones,
which fell in the yard OF Mr.. Z. Barlow
about eleven miles southwest OF Lump.
kin. 1t fell within six feet OF two
negro girls, and buried itself In the
ground to the depth Of about eight
inches. The fall was preceded by
loud explosion and a rnmbling noise.
The stone sent US ls about as large
as IL medium-sized apple, but Is nearer
square than round. 1t Is quite heavy
for lis size, and is encrusted with q
black coat as thick as an egg shell,
which was evidently formed While the
stone was in state of combustion
during It's passage through our atmos.
phete. In color and grain this stone
looks like an amalgam Of granite and
marble-not 30 coarse rs the former,
nor as white or Gne-grained as the lat
ter.
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AUSTRIA.

rlIe InHuFrectIOn In DaImatI G...It
Assumes National Importance.
TRIESTE, October 30.
Military operations against the rebels
In DalInatia, Austria, have been sus-
pended In consequence Of heavy SHOWS.
New York, October 30.
Private letters from Europe show that
the trouble In Dalmatia will prove 10
be OF a serious nature. The insurgents
arc determined upon accomplishing
their independence OF Austria, which
powOr will use her utmost endeavors to
prevent any further loss OF territory.
1t Is rumored that Russia Ia covertly
assisting the DalmaIlRns In order to
weaken Austria.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
by Cable Telegraph 10 tho Iutelllgenccr.l
SPAIN,
Tho. ,nInISterInI CFIsIs-.The Contest
for n Crown.

MADRID, October %.

for Crown.
MADRID, October %.
The Government aud the people have
experienced another ministerial crisis,
The difficulty occurred directly on tho
question OF the oandl0ature Of different
parties for the throne, and the division
caused by the votes Of their different
friends In the ministry and legislative
bodies. Seniors Slloa and Ordanezy re-
slgned Lheir portfolios. A meeting Of
the ProgresslonlstS was held last night
for the purpose OF naming u king, at
which ITO delegates were for the Duke
OF Genoa, son OF King Victor Emanuel.
The UniOnistS will, however, halt
against him. A meeting OF the tnaIorl-
ty party will be held this evening.
MADRID, October %.
During the last moments OF the tllf.
ferent legislative klng-maklng eau
cuses, this evening, the chances OF the
Duke Montpensler were revived, and
there appeared a probability of q ma.
tional union with the Duke for king.
The National FInAnces..The COnteat
for the CroWn.--PFoPoEed With.
drAWl Of Martial Law.
MADRID, Oct. 81.
Senior Ariannz In his budget lust
spbmitted 10 the Cortes, announces
that the financial deficit for the current
year amounts TO five hundred and
twenty million reals. lie looks for
ward with hope TO the ensuing fscal
year, extending from January 1870 to
January 1871. His estimate for which
shows Ms before reported asnrplus In
favor OF the treasury.
The prospects OF tho election Of the
Duke OF Genoa TO the throne Of Spain
continues 10 Improve. The number Of
deputies in the Cortes known 10 be In
bis favor Is increasing. Yesterday 10
members, among them Radicals, open.
ly pronounced tor him; but u majjrity
OF tho people seem TO he hostile 10 his
election. The merchants have preSen
a petition ln favor OF the Duke Mont.
pensier. It's again reported that Min
listers Ardanaz and Sllvolis rendered
their designations. That Of IzRuierda
ls officially announced.
In the Cortes yesterday Gen. PrIm
said the Government hoped to with.
draw at an early day the decree estab.
llshing martial law, but that at present
such step could not be taken, because
still remained at large, |
and the cases OF several rebel leaders
were pending before the council Of war. |
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q. A: II.
Meeting rthe National Encampment
In New York.

I'm New York.
NRw York, October 80,
The National EncrG,pmanE Of the
Grand Army Of thr Republic has ad.
Journed. after two days session. To,
day General Wilson, uf Michigan, pre-
sldpd. Eighty dslegntm were present,
representing nearly all the different
States. General Collins, the AdJutant
General, read the proceedings OF the
last meeting, held In Cincinnati In May
last; also, the report Of the Quarter.
master General and Inspector General.
Each OF these three named officers re-
quested that their salaries be reduced
10 just enough 10 pay the necessary ex.
penses OF their offices. Referred to the
Council OF Administration for action.
The following subjects were carefully
considered and acted upon: Extension
of time for the muster OF old coin rades
beyond the first Of September; the pro.
posed Insurance scheme, the adoption
OF u badge commission and certificate
OF mem hershlp, aud several other aub.
jects OF Importance.
The result OF the meeting will shortly
be promulgated 10 the mem bers Of tho
order through general orders. There
are now between 10000 and 200 900
members belonging to the organization
thTou ghout the country,
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TmG srOaEwALL DrsAs rrn.
some Further News from the WRECK.

Some Further News from the WFceh.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81.
The Republican has received a dis.
patch from Capt Taylor. one OF the
Committee that left here last night for
wreck Of the StonewaIl, which says :
mo bodies found TO day those buried
yesterday names unknown; several
persons were picked up below here
yesterday alive, but have not been
able to learn their names; the wreck
Is still burning and the freight In the
hold IL unInjured, but IL being stolen
rapidly. II tho B0ard OF UndewrItsr q
had sent u tug down fifty thousand dol
lars worth OF property could have been
saved"
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Bew York Produce MnrGet,

NEW YORK, Oct. 80.
CoTroN-Qulet; sales $500 bales at
26Nc for mlddling uplands.
FLouRvSteady; moderate demand
for medium and lower grades.
GRAlN-Wheat-A shade better, with
moderate export and speculative dc.
mand. Rye-Dull and heavy. Oats
Firm at 6Sa65o for western. Corn
Heavy and lower for sound and firm
for unsound; 0ScASl Of for unsound, and
IL 02al OF for sound mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Dull and
heavy at $50 so. but quiet and steady.
Cut Meats and Bacon-Dull. heavy and
nominal. Lard-Dull At l7%alTE for
fair to prime steam.
Edds-EAlrly active.
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Halfway Accident In Kew YORK.

A sleeping car attached 10 the express
train on the oswego and Syracuse Rail.
road due hero a. s O'Clock this morn
Ing, was thrown from an embsnkment
two miles this side Of Fulton, bv a
broken rail. Il. II: Van SIyck, ofNsw
York, had Ills right collar bone broken
and sustained scalp wounds; John Van
WaRgoner. conductor, seriously fnjur.
ed internally;o. Coydon, OF this city,
slightly Injured, and lady, name un:
known, also slightly Injured. The
wounded were brought to thIs place. 1t
is thought none are fatally wounded.
The car was damaged considerably.
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NEW YORK, October 30.
The first reunion OF the season OF the
New York Press Club came of at Tue
Astor House, this pvenlng. Capt. John
II. Howell. agent OF the New York
State Associated Press, presided. The
proceedings were quite informal. but 80
thoroughly pleasant and enjoyable and
the collatiOn 30 excellent, that II was
agreed to continue the gatherings In the
future at the Astor.
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"FATHER HYAoINrHE ate a beeisteak
last Friday. The Catholics are much
incensed." "FAther Hyaclnthe ate o
broiled beeisteak on Friday because, as
he claims, he had right to do so,"
These are two scraps OF "news" Just
laid before the public. Father Hyacin-
the has now seen In operation for the
first time "free Press" We hope he
likes II,
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PITTSBURGH, October 30.
MonOngahela 8 feet and falling.
WeHther cloudy and getting cold, Their
mometer $50.
CINOINNATI, October 30.
The river has risen Z inches; feet 10
Inches OF water In the channel. Weather
clear In part; frost last night.
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Read Read! Read II
CURE OF DYspEPsIA, AND suRoFULA.

CURE OF DYspEPsIA. AND sCRoFULA.
.... PARKERSBURG, Aprillo.
tn. LOGAN, Eso.-Dsar Sir ~ wrote 10
you some time since for bottle OF Brent.
lingerB Fluid Extract OF SaIBApar lila and
Dandellon, and must say that IL has acted
upon mo like O charm. l have been affilct-
ed for near two years with Dyspepsia; two
thirds OF the time vomlted from one 10
three times day. ! had given up the idea
OF ever getting well, and Indeed my friends
had given up all hopes OF my ever
getting well again. Added 10 this, | suffered
with the scrOfula very much. since last
September one side OF my neck was one Gu.
tire sore, composed OF some seven running
sores. The use OF one bottle has much I'M.
proved me. My stomach Is relieved aud my
neck has improved beyond my most san.
guine expectations. l feel much encouraged,
and think by tho use OF one or two bottles
more, lShNll be relieved entirely. You will
please send me two bottles by tie boat
YOurS, respectfully,
]. W. HOMER.
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The Newark Journal, the ablest
Democratic paper in New Jersey, looks
upon General Winfield s. Hancock as
the coming man, thinks the last Ma
tTonal Democratic Convention sadly
blundered In not nominating him, and
nomlnates him for the Presidency In
1879
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PRICES.

HooaAna" German BItsOrS Per bottle s!SS
HOotaudA German Tonic, put up Ia quart
40tllaS, o. So per bottle or u half dozen for
RD.
aFDo not forget 10 examine well the ar.
lele you'buy, In order 70 get the genuine,
For sale by Druggists aud Dealers III Med.
cine eYeryWher9, jyl2
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lunpoWderI aunpoWder /

HAVING THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
III 10 this city for the "Du POnt Powder
MIIlB," hRVs GIwAyl on hand In magazine
nn,ci1,sSi NJ The Rboys nSmtS mills % v,x !.
RiIie Powder In whole, half and gu Arter me.
/ lie kegs sporting In CAnuAtshE also
Blastin. aud Mining Powder In metal keRR
Patent aud Water Proof saiety Fuse iof
blasting. FOR Eale at lowest market prices.
A IIlIUrIll discount will be given 10 penOng
DnieTlng powder by tho quantity,
iellVerId iroe 70 RttAnIbnRH ind carE
uAt6.ly N. REILLY,
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CAUTION.

Hootands German Remedies arc counter
ieittIl, Beo that the signature ofO. N. JACK.
BON Ia on tho wrapper OF each bottle. All
OlhGn are counterfeit.
German Medicine Store, No. ISL ARCH street,
philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly Z. II. JACKSON & 20.
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Gold BaIes aud ROnd Paro haSes
during November.
Reduction OF the Publlc Debt In
October.
New York, Oct. 81,

The Secretary OF the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at
New York, 10 give public notice that
the sale OF gold and purchase OF bonds
will be continued without change dur.
Ing the month Of November.
The statement Of the public debt
which will be pnbllshment Tomorrow,
will show a decrease OF S7,633, ,SS2. rs,
making n total decrease OF the debt
since The first Of March OF $62. .932, ,O7O. .O5,
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JI4,tlcc Of he Supreme Court Of IF1InSyiIpIid.
PHILADELPHIA,J June /, 1919.
III have found by experience that. HoOf.
lRAuS German BittarS Ia very good tonic,
relieving dySpeptIo symptoms almost di.
rsctly. GEORGE bHARSWOOD."
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GEoRaR H, PHNDLEToa has been
made President at last. We hope his
admirers will now be satisfied and cease
TO vex the American people with him.
He has been made President OF the
Kentucky Central Railroad.
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BALTIMoRR, OcLober sd,

BALTIMORE OctODer W.
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN. .Wheat-Dull; prime 10 choice
red 81 S5a1 40 Corn-D1ll; new white
9OC; yellow 500. Oats-57c. Rye-Nom.
lnRl at SlO0Al 0S.
PROvIsIONs--Unchsnged.
WHIsKY-Dull and lowGr ut 81 90,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE ELECTION, .
nArrhalI CounIy Comrletr.

Special tohc Intslh0cncer.
MouSDSvILLE, W. Va, Oct 80.
The following Is the complete vote In
this county 70, Senate and. House Of
Delegates, the returns being all In: For
senate-Bfown (Rep.) 7G4; Morris,
Dem GG9i Howe tRsp.) GG0; Edwards
lRepl Gi7; Thomas lind. Rep) Tsi
Treadway (Rep.) G57. Thus you will
SEQ that. Howe ( Rep. J and Thomas (Gnd.
Rep are elected. B.
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IT Tls said that the CHARTERS Valley
Railway is graded as far as Canons.
burg, and the track-laying will soon he
commenced.
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THE NAMES OF THE VICTIMS.

The vIcllms' names are John Devore,
Moses Carroll, B. J. Morton, William
Van Dyne, Gus Crlner, Samuel Clark,
John McManus, Frank Martin, Julia
Morgan and Mrs. Rostover.
The IRE originated from the furnace,
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DETROIT, October 30.
At II O'Clock to day fire broke ont
III the extensive oil warehoure Of A. B.
Hlnman, and Ia still burning. Theloss
will be total, but It is impossible rs yet
to state the amount,
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BURNING OF an 1niirmary In Ohio.
Ten Lunaties Burned to Death
MANYILLE, O., Oct, %, ls6I

At two o'clock this morning n FIRE
occurred at the Licking County Infrm.
ary, situated two miles south OF this
place. The stone and frame buildings
were destroyed. The former was ocou-
Piled by ten insane persons, and when
The fire was discovered It was too late to
rescue them, they being locked In their
rdhma. and all nerlBhed.
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Governor Chamberlain yesterday ap-
pointed Hon. L. Morrill, U. =. Senator
10 I'LL the vacancy caused by the death
OF Senator Fessenden.
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Hon. JAMEs THOMPSON;

Judge Of he Supreme Court Of PefHuylrantd.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S, 1886.
"I consider Hootlanda German BlLters, a
ppltlCtolG medicine In case OF attacks OF lndi-
RCSIlOn or dyspepsia. can certify thbI
from my experience OF II
Yours, with respect,
JAMES I HON PSON."
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The rumor afloAt that the Secre-
tAry Of The Treasury will Increase
his purchases OF bonds and decl ease Inc
sales Of gold In November, has had
considerable effect on the market, the
bank statement favorable. Reserve hay.
ing increased 81, ,0G6. .64 against the In
crease 10 liabilities Of "a 96l,777. The
million Of Treasury gold that sold yes.
day does not come within scope OF the
statement.
MoNEY-EASy at 5A7 per cent, chiefly
at O per cent,
sTRRLINa-Quiet at lOS9SalOSTS.
6oLD-Flrmer and dull; opened al
l2SsS. and closed at l29al29IS; carrying
rates Lac per cent.
GovERNMENT BoNDs-Activs and
nrmer most Of the day, and closed dull
thOnUh 1kAadv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01

PERE HYAcINTHE Will take a trip
westward next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-01
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

~ n pleasant preparation Of the ltIttcTs for
those who do not like extreme BlLtsH, II
IL composed OF all the Ingredients OF the
BitteR combined with pure santa cruz rum
and agreeable nRvCrlnH ext acts. Its uEe
recommended when some pnrG stlMulRnt IL
required in connection with the tonic pro-
psttleS Of the BitterS.