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HAVANA, Aug. 4,


Intelligence from Santiago do Cuba
to the SO!h ult.. reports that the au.
thorideB there seized the American mail
which was 10 leave for the Uuited
States via Havana, - .
Prominent cltiEens who had been re-
leased from confinement had been used
against them, and they on their part
will be content 10 fall under tha same
fate, so confident are they Of coming ont
OF the struggle victorious, II Spain be
the only Power they have 10 contend
against. 90
There are ,rumors In Cuban cIr-
cles that a depulatiou ofnative Cubans
arc now at the Court Of Spain endeay.
orlng TO persuade the government TO
sell the island to the insurgents, and 1t
is believed that Gen. SIckles made q
similar proposition, which was rejected
with indignation, and this rejection
was the cause OF the prompt action Of
the President In ordering the seizure OF
the Runboats. I ih y na ~
ills rumofed that Gen. Rodas, de-
sparlng OF subdulng the Insurgents,
has Invited Roberts 10 take a voyage to
the Island TO witness himself the gravl.
~ Of the situation, and has advised the
home government to grant the Cubans
all concessions compatible with Its own
dignity. ,r.- g...... ~ IN
- wAsu1NdroN, August s.
'AdvIces from Cuba to the sO,h of
July state that the Spanish troops In
the inBurreotionary districts have been
reinforced by all the dlsposabls forces
on the Island preparatory to active
operations. In Cinco Villas district
there have been several contests, In
which small parties were engaged, !, but
In every instance the 5paniArdH were
defeated. 1t Is reported that In these
engagements the Spanish loss In killed.
wounded and prisoners, amounted 70
nearly 400. Rslnforcemenls are sent
principally to the district commanded
hy<Gen.S Gordon, and the eatnpaIeu
promises 10 be active, bat on accou nj OF
the setting In Of the rainy, season both
parties are compelled 10 suspend opera.
tions. Holquin Is reported 10 be In the
possession OF the Cabaus with its for.
tldcauons and stores. Cespedes' gov
ernment will be removed 10 that place
as the position - q very strong one,
The Oubans continue 10 be reinforced
BY volunteers from the United States.
Two-hundred and twenty. Ave men, re.
crutted In Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky,
succeeded In landing on the 18th and
Joining Gen. QuisadA'a forces. They
carried with them arms and ammun q. :.
tion and large supply Of camp equip.
page. The health OF the Cubans 10
stated TO be good. ",
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mOu1s
LONDON, August 7.
The prospectus OF the West India and
Panama Telegraph Company has Just
been Issued. The design Ia to connect
South America with Europe and the
United States by means OF cable from
Cuba to Central America.
The Times to.day has an article on
the duel yesterday, between CAssaguac
and Gnslave Flomenus. Il Itconclud0s aS
follows; II better days are In store for
France, ifthe Emperor Is really bent on
opening fair Held for political contests,
we shall look for a gradual and Anal
discontinuance OF appeals to the sword
which only escape ridlcule when Rb
Holutely atrocious.
The Spectator has an edltorlAl on the
difficulties between Turkey and Egypt.
The writer says It IL fortunate that the
Sultan and VICeroy always want mon.
ey, otherwise war might result; but the
western powers are likely TO put a
pressure on dispatches that make Is
mael yield and the Sublime Porte ex-
press satisfaction.
The Post says affairs In Japan are
unsettled, and there is such hostility
shown to foreigners that tho English
war vessels In Chinese waters are or
dered to Yokohomo, and the English
regiment there that was about to leave
has been ordered to remain.
The Oxford crew are expected at Put
ney Wednesday. The new boat for the
OxfordS has arrived: 1t 10 forty.two
feet long. The Harvards were out for
practice last evening. Their speed was
greater than ever.
In the Commons, last evening, Mr..
Bruce, Secretary OF the State for the
Home Department, In reply to ques-
lion OF Mr.. Palmer, said the pressure
Of public business prevented the intro
duCtion OF bill TO establish uniform
marriage law for the United Kingdom,
but when an opportunity 10 presented
the question will be dealt with on lib.
eral and unsectarlan principles. Mr..
Moore, member for Tlpperary, inquired
as to the course OF the Government In
regard to the Feuians. Mr.. Bruce re-
Piled that O'DonoVAn and Rosa we're
subjected to punishment and strict dis.
cipline, and that their misconduct re-
quired the treatment, however not IN.
necessarily severe. MIR. Mcguire
member ior Cork, appealed TO the Gov.
ernment TO extend clemeucy TO the Fe-
nIaus. Viscount Milton made an in.
quiry respecting the boundaries be.
tween tho British POSSESSIONS and the
United States. Mr.. Ottawa replied that
the land question WAS already settled.
In respect to the water boundaries.
Lord Russel, In 1850. had proposed that
the matter be referred for arbitration.
The UnIted States Government agreed
to this proposal, but the negotiations
were interrupted by the breaking out
OF rhe war. In October last the Amer.
lean Government renewed the PROPOSE
ton tor arbitration and convention
signed, which now awaits ratification
bY tho Senate,
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CuutreIl tho tennessee Despcr.do,

ChutFeIl tu0 IenuehBeo De9ncFAA0.
From the NGShville Banner. b..
Cantrell is given to the habit OF ma.
king murderous assaults on his fellow
men. A short Time since he and his
brother were fishing near Smithvllle,
The sport was rather slow, with him,
but his brother, not more than Is yardE
distant, had an astonishing run OF
luck, and he hauled in the nice plump
FISH quite rapidly. Denton Cantreli,
like Cain OF primitive accur6edness,
envled his brother's good fortune, and
observing continuation OF 1t, he be-
came exceedingly irate, 30 that he
threw down his line and rod In a rage,
and rushing toward his iuoflensIve and
With "a knife, stabbed him in sew
eral places, and left him, as he
thought, for dead, he then fed,
and lived for several days like an
outcast on the earth. Last week he
went 10 the house OF Dock Jones, who
waR married 10 bis sister. Il was In the
evening" Dockyas remarkably nice,
peaceable, quiet man. He was nursing
bis first-born upon his knee on the
porch, while his young wife was read.
Ing the Bible aloud by, his aide. Can
trell called to Jones to come to him
among the bushes. The young wife
was startled and disturbed at the re-
quest, and cautioned herhusband mol
TO go, though she couldn't tell why,
Jones only smiled at her fears. He
went, and the next moment the loud
report of gun passed through the
houHe. The moment Jones approached
Cantrell ralseda shotgun to his shoul'
der and fired at him, lodging fifteen
buckshot In his heart, without any word
of warning or previous quarrel to cast
ray OF justification on the most foul
murder. He immediately 1led, aud has
not been heard OF since, This occurred
near Sparta. 1'7'7s77i'
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WHEELING VA, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST g. 1869 sa2

feet, and the treo and fence now stand
az firm and upright aS ever. The weak
trees, such aS pine and hemlook, were
snapped like pipe stems, and some
trees Of this nature, two feet or more 10
diameter, are doubled and twisted like o
WlBp ofstraw. The land 10 clay, found.
ed on qulcksand, with O soil surface OF
not more than two feet In thickness. 1t
10 understood that qulckBand has been
gradually washed away from beneath
and passed OF into tho stream. The
SUpto0a SOPto1s showers o. n lS1t spring len the
weather which followed caused. this
shell 70 crack and finally fall. into
vacuum below . crevlce Of several
Inches In width, fifty feet in length,
and deep beyond sounding. It has Rp-
peared on the land adjoining the sunk
en- portion on the south, and fears are
entertained that the tract will soon
fall, 20.
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CORMERCIAL AND FNANCIAL.


BALTIMORE, August 6.
BEEF CATrLE.-The offerings at the scaleS
during the past week amounted TO lGl2 head,
against 1878 last week. " the number Of
Tered 4l6 head came from Ohio, and 62O from
West Virginia, over the Baltimore and Ohio
HallroAd. Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Old COWS and scAlawRKB at SJ5U9iOO; oidl.
nary thln steers, Oxen and Cows al 81 Qua
50i common TO good stock Cattle 81 E0GB w;
fair quality Beeves IS 6096 90; and the very
best peeveS AZ ~ 75gS w per lO0 lbs, the aver
age price being about u 10 grOE4. The mar
kst wag moderately active At q decline OF
week.
sHEEP-Havo been arriving more freely
duIiuR the past week. and AIIhongh there Is
but hLL0 activity In the market, there II no
change 10 notice In quotations. Prices To-
DAY ranged as follows: Fair 10 go0d fat
sheep Al 4&sA cents per ID gross. stock
Sheep At IL 7oY2 IS per mead. Lambs 81 6O9
4 w per head. =
A0Gs-Ine supply during the past week
has beon barely Sufficient 10 meet the do.
mAnd, whlcn was pretty active at an ad-
YAnc1 OF 10 Genus per lOO los on former rates.
FilceS to-day ranged rs follows. Fair TO good
HOS At Sl3 OO9li W per IVO lbs net. -
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AN odd instance oftho power of
'olaIrvoyance' recently occurred In
Providence, h, ]. An unfortunate lady
lost pearl OF great price. 'Clairvov.
anti No. l said Il was In the ash barTsI.
'Clalrvoyant' No. 2 said II was In the
yard. The ashes are slfted, and no
pearl foundl The yard 10 searched
and still no pearl Finally, the miss.
ing gem Is sought for, without the aid
az 'cIairvoyance,' under the kitchen
floor, and Is found. Now, ireither No.
l or No, 3 had made n good guess
there being one chance In several mil.
lion OF such happy conjecture-there
WouId have been ninetyAnd nine con.
vertA Immediately, who would all have
believed and trembled, who would
have talked nonsense about the. sweet,
doroacent, Bemplternal spheres, and
have expected the nolsleSt evening
visits from their Rreat.grand- mothers
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HooFLANp's GERMAN BrrrERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II II q compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which thete
extracts aIe made, arc gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
70 be used expressly Tor the manufacture Of
this Bltters. There In no alcoholic substance
OF any KIDD used In compromising the Bit
tors, hence II free from all he objections in.
etdent 10 tho use OF q LIQUOR preparation.
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About 0 O'Clock Friday night, a
fire was discovered In the large oil
cloth factory Of Sampson, Alden &
Sons at Columbusville about mile
and a half beyond Maspeth on Long
Island. The loss on both buildings
and material Ii varlously estimated at
from 5000, 900 10 SIO0. 900.
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HooaandT German Remedies are counter.
taitod. SEQ that tho Ggnatur0 ofo N. JACK.
BON 10 on the wrapper Of each bottle. An
% PTinsspSi NJ Y olIIcS s M ana iEanufaGsory ut tho
German Medicine et0Fe, No. 6u ARdH Sueot
Philadelphia, Pa u
CHARLEHMEYANH, Proprietor.
Formerly d 4. 1A6ksoEd CO.
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PRICEs.

nOsaanan aSr@An HitsSF HHSfI,ssS.!ls PEI, ss..., q%
Hooaandh German Tonin, put mp IN ouaT
bottles, q 50 per bottle or o half dozen for
iolo you buy, nord0r 20 got tho genuine,
For Bllo BY pguggi1ta and Dealers In Ned.
ctno everywhere, lyN
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.L,.lt.. Ptrn1uRaH, August 0.
MonongahelR 3 feet, o Inches and
tlslngi Weather clear and pleasant /;
ThemometsE 70o. y,,pT -
Weather grew cooler ali day yoSLer:
day. This morning at three O'Clock
the Thermometer stood CO. With q clear
aky.
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tLouR-Qplet and steady,
--MleAt-AetjvS owl u Lo,,n,,
amber q 46 for new; Sl4S for old; No. i red
" W no, RED u 4S No, 8 do. 81 81; No, i
Whlle WABASH u l51xS;; No. old white MlchI.
gan VI 61; rejected Ied sI 10. CGrn-SteSdy,
SO ssliosing nEm; No. 99S9151c; No. 2 65e on Spol;
new 81, on w Sn6p. oa1t o lcSISs HSISs1sSay; 30:
unchanged aud quleti No. 9uew So.
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10000 Barrels of Whisky
Destroyed.
PnupTTuva Tnar

ANOTHER contest is impending In
England between the Commons and
the Lords-this time on the Woman's
Rights question. A bill giving mar.
ried women the control OF their own
property has passed Its third reading
In ths lower House by vote Of 13l TO 80,
Nevertheless, It IL believed that the
Peers, In their new determination 10
control legislation, will throw out the
Dill. The law lords, 1t is said, do not
like 1t As nm innovation, and the mass
ofthe Peers regard 1t as unorthodox,
The husband Is 10 be the head Of the
wife, and they interpret headshIp us
Involving the right 10 condscate her
properly. In practice, however, there
Is probably not peeress In the country
unprotected by a strIct settlement,
This law only does for the poor what
the rich do for themselves; but, the
Peers will not allow any such extension
Of aristocratic privileges to the inferior
classes.
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J.l,ttcs Or l.s, Supreme cV,Et y EPuns1pqgta.
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1850.
IT have funHd by exp6fion6o thAt Hoof.
lands German Httefa 10 q very good tonic,
relieving dyapgptio Hymptnu1 almost di:
rOclly. ''5GEoRaE sAAReWooD.'h'
E,uo,; Joe luIarIga.
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To Hon. a. @. Thurman, Columbus, o.:
After the war 1 resigned a very desl-
rable position In the army and left my
State 10 secure, at the least possibility
OF fulfilling, duties deemed sacred 10
my creditors and family. These duties
now forbid me the honor Of leading the
Democracy OF Ohio In the pending
canvass. 1 send letter to the Com
mittee by mail. ". 8. RosECRANs.
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7URKEY,

Tho Late UnpIeABAntnesB with the
VicerOy to be Settled AmlcAbIy.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 7.
A proposal was made In the Council
yesterday to demand the presence at
UonstRnlInople OF IsmRel Pacha, TO re-
port upon b Ia proceedings In Germany,
France and England. It Ia said that
representatives Of the great Powers In
this city Interposed to prevent this step.
1t Is probable that the VIceroy will
come here next month and remove all
unpleasant feeling before the opening
Oi the SueZ canal.
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The weather Is colder noW In Maine
than II haa been at lhla season for
many years. There 10 iroGt on the low
lands, "V''' ''
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, HON. JANIS TuoMrsox;

Judge d Dc SupFeIN,S oOtfrt q Ptmuylvaniu.
., ,7,r-r ~PmLADYI,PHIA, April 2S 1855.
" cdnGdOr HootAna'S German Bltte1. q
valuable medicine In caSo OF attacks OF indl.
Reslipn or dyspepsia, l can certify this
frommy experience Of IT, n " ga
YOuTs, with respect,
y JAMES THOMPSON"
.qEIEO YW,l- --SLEET TIaa}'
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BIZ TELEanAPn.


NEW YORK, August Z.
CorroE-Flrm; sales Of 500 bales at 49, 70
for mludIinE upianda
FLouH-CIos0d active and nfmer for low
grades OF extra Tor export.
GRAIN-W WheAt-VGry firm with fair ex-
port demand Tor spring al 81 6SQ11 " for No.
.; and 81 B16sl 20 for NO. !. hye-kominHi
a. 81 919l - for western. OatH-Dull at 7s@
6oc tor western atlOat. UNrn-QuIet and flrni
at 81 l2@Jl Is for BOund mixed western,
ovIsIoNB-Pork-Duu and Unchanged,
Bsef-Qutet and steady. Cat Meats and
Bacon-r'Irm and quiet. L9Id-Dull At IVY
G5IvISo for fair 10 prime steam. =
kG6-Quiek Mt 2lGaC 4
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The Tarkey.Rgypt DImcuIty.

The Times ON tho CaHSHguae.RIOme.
mus Duel.
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ALBANY.
Tho huSquehnnnA RAILROAD War.
IpIunctiOnA md Counter InJuneti0nS
Affairs Generally Mixed.

IDIunctiOnA md Counter InIunetIOnn
Affairs Generally Mixed.
ALBANY, August Z.
The excitement In the susquehanna
Railroad Imbrogotio was continued
yesterday. Judge Plckney on appli-
cation OF the Ramsey interest appoint.
ed Hon. r. 81. Pruyn receiver Of the
road, and superintendent VauValken.
burg was put in charge OF the Office this
morning. In going to tie office he
found MIR. HerriCk had been there open.
Ing the doors OF his private room,
whereupon he called In several men
and stationed them at various doors
With orders to let no one pass in. Soon
after James Flske, jr., OF New York,
appeared and demanded admission,
which he was refused, whereupon he
produced papers showing that he had
been appointed Receiver OF the road
by Judge Barnard, OF New York, and
calling on several men he had with
him declared his Intention Of lorcibly
taking possession, Superintendent
VanValkenburg appeared and inform
ed Mr.. Flake that Hon. Il. II. Pruyn
had been appointed Rscsiver, and he
(VanValkenburg) had been put
in charge Of the office, aud or.
dered him (Flske) and his par.
" out. A melee ensued, which
resulted ln Flske and his party being
elected. Still, Fiske remained, making
a noisy demonstration, when the Super.
intendent put him In charge OF an off,
Ger 10 take him to the station house.
Fiske accompanied the officer, but on
showing his papers and no one appear
Ing against him he was discharged. He
then returned to the ofIice and had an
interview with Superintendent Van
ValkenburK and informed that gentle.
man that he had be0n In some twenty
such scrapes, but never met with the
man who dared TO face and discharge
his duty as he had. He further said be
wantedjusl such a man, and II he lost
In this fight he wanted him to come 10
him In New York. 1rhe won he wanted
him 10 stay here. Thus the matter
stands at the present hour. l,..r.-..
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s''as s'ssssss''a AoVtVSvN
Directors.
BAM'L MCCLELLAN. qBoRoE MENDKL,
T. II. LOGAN, THo6. 7. HHALLCRoaB
G. W. FRANEHEM, J. N. VANoR,
J. II, HoRRS, MICHARL RKILLHY,
LOUIS q. HTIFEL.
This company how having beOn organised
Ave years, and In that time done O success
ful business, 3 still prepared to take riAkB n
tAlr rRtes on Buildings Of AL kinds, MerchAn.
disc, Manufacturing Embellishments, Fur.
nitufe, steam Boats and caIHoe8 on the We8-
tern Rlvera and Lakes. This company Of.
fem superior Inducements 70 FarmefB, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, Barns, and contents for 8 or 6yeaIa n
reduced rates. This being State company
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any company In the
StAte; and composed Of some ninety. four
stockholders, most OF whom arc among our
best business mon, recommends itself TO the
favorable confederation Of the lnBurlnR
public and HOliclA their patronage. Appli.
cations for Insurance will be promptly attans
ded TO At their once, No. ~ Monroe street, or
g their several agencies throughout the
State.
q. N. CoEN, Hecy,
b. U. DICK, Asst Bec'y,
HAML MCMILLAN, President,
geo. MENDELI, Vice President,
teblp-u&W
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NJ the present hour, 10,
LATER.

! The Common Council have just held
meeting and removed HerrIck as q
representative Of the city In the Board
OF Directors OF the Susquehanna Rail-
road, and appointed Hon. Ell Perry In
his place. Mr.. HerrIck was also Vice
President ofthe company, and Is at the
head Of the opposition TO the President,
Mr.. Ramsey. r..I.,. ,......... ........
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-.--- n =" MADRID, AuRnstT
After the execution OF the Carllst In
surrectlonlst recently, the band to
which they belonged petitloned the
government for amnesty. The bands
everywhere are dispensing.
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HooELAND'S GERMAN TONIC.

HooFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
Is pleasant preparation OF tho Bitters for
those who do not like extreme BlLteTS. 1t
u composed Of all the Ingredients OF the
Bitters combined with pure santa Cruz rum
recommended when some pure Btintilant il
required In connection with the tonic pro.
peTtle8 OF the BltterB.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

day but lair business doing nevertheless in
certain classes OF goods, such as heavy
wooIenS adapted for mena wear; low priced
knit hosiery, Germantown llnSeys anu col
ton are still without much activity but
steady, ami most Kinds held firmly except
printing cloths which arc heavy al 61S61sI,e:
plinLeu calicOes inactive NJ l3t<c Tor SprSEuss
Pacific, Dnunels and MeETIinack; I2c for
kicnmondS and American; I211Sc for LancaS-
ter, oriental, AmOskeag and Garner q Co.,
but poor styles OF DOLn Lne latter are being
peauled as low Nh loo TniS price iS no guide
10 The tnAlket. Delaine8 are In limlteI Ie-
quest at 2Vc; Lancaster gInghAmS al lie:
ulalSGow do NJ lBc; and " Ou4uel Rraiu bRRu
OF Well known. makes IKE AmusKsag anu
ArkwrlEnL A BRING lIc; And Union a ~ 27IS;
BnGntA tapestry oarPeLA ~ u ~ pOr yRru.
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Affairs in Japan.
Tho Harvard Crew In Training.

Proceedings In the HouSo OF Com.
mons.
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OHIO,
Gen. RoSecrAns DeGiInes the Demo.
cratic NOmInatiOn-.HiS Letter 10
Juugo Thurman.
COLUMBUS, August

COLUMBUS, August 8.
Judge Thurman has Just received the
following despatch from Gen. Rose.
Grams. II shows that Rosecrans does
not consider himself q citizen Of Ohio.
1t will compel the assembling OF an.
other State Convention, as the State
Central Committee will hardly take
the responsibility OF making a new
nomination. The State Central Com
mlttee will meet here on Wednesday
next 10 take action on the premises:
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SPAIN.

Tho CAF,ist Movement Completely
Abandoned.
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E - g.
HoN. aEo. ". WoopRAnp.

HoN. Gro. W. WOODWARD,
CttEt JtItee u rths Supreme oO.ster Pa. writes,
PHILADHLPIEIA, March 10, 1857.
"I md Aoodandh German IBltters Il q
good tonic osuBeiul In diseases Of he digestive
organs, and OF great benefit In cases OF de-
biIity, and want Of nervous action In the
UEo. ". WOODWARD"
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

MoNEY-BuSinGSs generally dull to-day.
The DAnk statement. ~ unIHVoraDlO TO Ilit-
bllltlEsI and A4OHs an increase OF Sj,6S9,V ,VVO,
while the legal reserve IL reduced $40 SVVO'
and at the same time loans largely ex.
pRnded. Money eGsy ~ col PER cont, CniEtiy
Ut on call. ...r F--~'- =
sTERIr sG-Firm at lOg{a1lON. .,'. .. .
GoLD-Dulli opened ~ 1904, and closed at
1904. Carrying IhLes S9B% pvr cUut. Hl..
HoSERNAEST sLoCHs-Duu but steady.
do III, I915I9l2I; u0 U5, l23N@I2I; do new,
lZ2'Sg giZt9s; ~ q, l2@S9l.274i do ", l2211S
9IEE14i lU-10S, ll5A0lloi FGcIncs, IIl9iIIA.
erOCEs-westeIn Union Telegraph, Ssz;
Pacific Mail, s:Sss; sew York Central, 9liS;
HArlen,ltiH; hGdson, lS1; Reading. .g7l5ii; Erie,
IetSi do pLSIsrted, b4; MIGAlgan LeuIIHl, lao:
Michigan southern, l0s1Ei. IlllnUls Central,
lilh; fntseuEh. VIA northwestern, 0.
SiA; do Preferred VI; Wabash, JiIS: Fort
MHyne,1a roIre AAute, SI1I; do pI Islsrted,
81; Chicago & Alton, l1I; 40 preierTei. IN,
OnIo q MhsBsippI 8E<. H''.- -
ExPREsS nHAREs-Adams b9H: WallA.
Fargo d %. ~. american Al; UniLtd SIaIes'
68x; MerchRntS' Union IOH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-09
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