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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,


The unfavorable reports Of The Eu-
ropeAn harvests are given by some Of
our capitalists aud bankers as q cause
OF the weakening Of the price Of Gov.
eminent bonds, for the reason that the
greater the demand there for our bread.
stufS the less there will be for our
bonds, which for the last few years
have been SO largely exchanged for for.
eign gew-gaws Instead Of the produ ucls
OF labor, the export Of which has been
rendered impraCtlcable by reason OF a
depreclated currency and unwlse coun.
tervallIng duties. While there is much
reason In the facts stated for our bonds
being held 80 largely abroad, O proba.
bly, better reason for the temporary de.
cline In bond prices may be found In
the recent large advance, which has
tempted holders 10 realize; and there Ia
no rule truer than that the number OF
sellers increase on falling market,
Just as buyers are most anxious on
rising market. But II Government
purchases are continued, the prices OF
bonds are not likely to decline much.
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ShreWdneHs I'm CounterfoltunE Paper
u ------ Money. Ill

One OF the lodges OF those engaged
pushing spurious money Is to put out a
blind In preparation for future opera
tlons. The makers leave some appa-
parent defect that may be easily re.
moved. The defect being thoroughly
advertised. becomes 4 point Of reference
and when seen the bill 10 Of course, re.
fused. But new issue 10 at once mt
upon the market with the pafticuIRr
defect remedled, and on refefence. II
found all right, the note is taken RS
genuine. Thus, In the case Of The ar
pVarnce OF the counterfeit $40 green.
backs now on the market, the public
are notified Of the imperfect dots oppo.
site the figures 40" on each end OF the
note, and the want ofa period aiter the
letter sc" In spinner's name, They
have been corrected as they could read. .
lily be, by making the required dots
with q pen. The notes now offered are
perfect In these respects, and the de-
iects now supplied having been made
q test OF gennineness, no doubt materl-
ally aid their circulation. -
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MINOR Tr1RaRAMs.

Lieut.. J. J. Ellis, Sd U. s. Cavalry,
died OF Cameron, New Mexico, ThurA.
day, from Injuries received from fall.
Ing from his horse two days before.
The Tailor strike draws 10 a close.
Their executive committee will soon,
In New York, Issue the declaration that
II has ended. The men acknowledge
10 having been but partially successful,
and that but few ofthe firms have con-
scented TO pay the full bill Of prices.
Tho executive committee OF the
Prison Association, at New York, have
received favorable answers from many
governments, as 10 the expedlency OF
an International Congress OF prison
discipline. II Is probable that ut the
next meeting, (Sept. 23rd, y steps will
be taken to c0nvOkp the Congress. The
committee suggests that II be held In
Paris, London 0t DnblIn.
Judge McCrum OF New York
Thursday, appointed Thomas J. Barn
receiver OF all moneys placed In the
hands Of August Belmont and Peter B.
Sweeney by John 8. Mahony arising
from the sale OF Fenlan Bonds.
The Universal Peace Society meets
at Mystic, Connecticut, on the 10th and
2Otn inst.
Several large cases were carted
away from the Fenlan headquarters In
New York Thursday. :.
The cadet encampment at West
Point will next Monday be removed to
the mountains. The cadets Will live
10 shelter tents and be fed on army ra-
tlons.
"A meeting OF persons Interested In
the Alabama claims will be held In
Boston on the 18th.
Commodore JArves, u. s, Navy, died
at Geneva. Missouri. Thursday, aged
"a years. He entered the navy In 1872,
aud has been on the retired list for
many years.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
THE sUHQUEHAHNA RAILROAD
.l..H .r. WAR, t'.
Tho Conflict IN the Courts-Threc Men
Wanted by u sheriff.
ALBANY, August i

ALBANY, August 13.
The. hearing OF the order OF Judge
Beekham, on what is known as the
ny and SuBquehRunR railroad and VIM,
Il. Rice, was today, by agreement Of
counsel, postponed TO August 30th, and
which was excepted to by the counsel
junction and stay Of proceedings under
made to set aside an order OF Judge
Barnard's, for hearing at special
term In this district, why the order ap.
pointing Mr., Pruyn receiver should not
be vacated. After argument on the
admlssability OF the RtidavIts, Judge
Beekman decided that 1t could not be
received, the Erie counsel excepting,
and granted an order setting aside SO
much Of Judge Barnard's order as con-
flLcted with one Issued by him, leaving
In force the remainder, which relates 10
the hearing OF counsel on the writ.
Sheriff Parr arrived on the boat this
morning, with perempIory non. baiIa.
BILE wrlts OF attachment Issued by Judge
Barnard. Business on the road has
been resumed. Agent BGnkS Is In
charge, with MCQuAde as superlntend.
emit. Banks has designated Treasurer
Phelps as his deputy. 4Ig ga.
The proceedings before Surrogate
Lawtoni In the matter OF the dlsputeh
receivers OF the susquehanna Railroad,
were limited 10 the cross ss,oxamInation
OF one or two witnesses, when an ad-
journment till Wednesday was had.
The sheriff is unable to bnd Pfuyn,
Ramsey and Van ValkenburR, tor
whom ne has wrila Of attachment, non.
baIlable, issued by Judge Barnard, OF
New York.
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Shipments OF Gold.

In case the theory which just now OBJ,
tains in Wall street, is practically realized,
that brisk European demand for our
breadstuffs will to that extent diminish the
shipments ofgold, specie payment will res
ceive an unexpected help. AS yet, how>
ever, the extent Of the foreign demand
for our grain is altogether uncertain, the
present rise in prices being spasm which
the next reports will probably cure.
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Scarcity OF small Change.

The country will be likely to experience
a scarcity Of small change as the result Of
the strike Of the plate printers in New
York. Treasurer Spinner had made ar.
rangements for full supply Of new frac>
tional currency by this time, and q few Of
the new ten cent notes had been put in
circulation, but, owing to the delay caus>
ed by the strike, there is left in the Treas
ury vaults at Washington, at present,
only SO, 1000 in ten and fifteen cent notes,
and $4,000 in fifty cent notes, while the
twenty-five cent notes arc entirely ex>
hausted
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The Goth RegIm emit or Militia Ordered
Under Arms.
NEW YoRK. Aupuat Is.

NEW YORK, August Is.
A company Of United stateS artIl.
lery, under Capt. Shaw, Is on duty ln
the United States district court room,
fully equipped, each man haYIng ten
rounds OF ball cartridge. They were
furnished by General Vodges at the re-
quest of Marshal Barlow, who, under
orders from President Grant, intends 10
hold the prisoner Pratt, In spite of the
State Court, and protect himself from
arrest. 1t Is rumored that Judge Mo.
Cunn has directed the sheriff to call
out posse II necessary, to enforce the
order dISChargIng Pratt. Also, that
the Goth Regiment has been ordered
under arms to enforce the sheriG's
authority. McCunn will, 1t Is said,
endeavor to avoid breach OF the
peace, but will sustain the dignity OF
his court. Barlow is confident that he
haI sufficient force 10 resist any attempt
to release the prisoner. The result 10
not apparent. ..D...
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

AooFLANDB GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Is q compound OF Fluid ExtIacta Tho
Roots. Herbs, and BaTks from which these
extracts are made, arc gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues arc extracted
nom them by . scientific chemist. These
extraot1 nfe then forwarIied 10 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this Bltlers. There Is no alcoholic substance
VI any klGd used In compromising the BIZ
tiers, hence II free from all the objections In.
oident TO the use OF LIQUOR preparation.
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RUSSIA,

The Gar aud the VIceroy OF Egypt,
ST. PETERsBURG, August Is.
The assertions recently made In some
Of the journals that the Porte had In
formation Of letter compromising the
Viceroy OF Egypt In respect to his rela-
tion1 with the Czlr, are pronounced ut.
terly false. No such letter exists. Tho
only correspondence exchanged In re-
gard to the Viceroy was notice sent
by the Austrian Government 10 st,
Petersburg that 1t was the intention OF
1smael PRshR 10 visit the Russian
Uourt, and to this favorable reply
was returned by the Gar. v.,o-.I-
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EUROPE.
SPAIN.

Invasion OF CarlIstS Under EStArtnR.
MADRID. August IL.
EstArtus at the head OF five hundred
Carllsts has entered Spain from France
at PigeOrdA. The entry Of other bands
at various points is expected. There
Is considerable excitement.
Priests Arrested for Aiding CarlIsts.
Twelve Priests have been arrested at
Burgos charged with taking part In the
Carllst insurrectiou. 1900.
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THELEHIGH COAL MINES
Important Movement Of the Opera.
tors-They PrOpuSe . New Scale
~ ..l,G OF Prices.

Z. MAuoH CHUNK. August Is,
The MauOh Chunk GassEte contains
the following: a.,pu is., al....
"a meeting Of the Lehlgh coal opera
tors was held at Manch Chunk, yes.
terday, which will probably lead 10 the
suspension Of the works for some time
70 come In the mines OF this region.
They are to offer their men q new alId-
Ing rule issued upon the prices Of coal
ut Mauch Chunk instead OF the prices
at New York, and making the wages
paid In April last, q starting point. Be.
ginning with these they will allow q
certain per centage, (ten per cent. we
hear stately on all advances In coal be-
yond y 80 per ton, at Mauoh Chunk,
the April prices"
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a,sq BosroN, August Is.
A caucus meeting Of the prohlbltory
liquor law party was held in fremont
Temple last night, to make a choice
Of delegates to the coming prohibl.
tory Convention In MAssac achusells,
Although II was an aggregate city eau.
Gus, not more than sixty were present
who made a choice OF about double
that number OF delegates. Complaints
were made that there was no apparent
interest on the part Of the general
public on the subject. In caucus seYe-
raj noted .auti-prohibltory men were
nominated among the delegates.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.

UNIVERSITY.
Hoy. J. 7. HoKE, FreIt Board Of Regms.
u. O. sTURGIes, Sec'V
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., President,
AID Professor OF Mental and Moral PhiIoso-
.n......rt ply.
+. 3. LYON, A. NJ, Vice Pfe5fdeat,
Frotsa9r OF English Literature, and PiInci.
pal OF Preparatory Department.
3. G.. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor OF Astronomy and Physics.
H. H. PIERCE, A. NJ,
(lapt. U. .. AL
tfoIeaaor OF Mathematics and OF Military
Tactics.
-. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry aud Natural Hihtory,
F.W. WOOD. PHI. d.,
Froicssor OF Ancient and Modern Languages
Q. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory DepaItm ent.
i.. d. d. PURINToN, Tutor.
GEO. N. HAGAN9, 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
EALL e L TERN 2; begins lst Tuesday In septr.
WINTER TERN lst Monday In Decr,
SPRING TERN 81 Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday In June.
TulTIoN.-PrepRratory, IS 90 per Term Of
Is weeks,
" Univenity, IS 90 per Term Of
Is weeks,
BoARpfNG-Nott to exceed 81 per week.
1rsend stamp for Catalogue,
Moro ANTowN, W. VA, auRl2.w
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LATER AAD LEsS ALAnnING.
McCunn POstpOnss Ihe CONFLICT tiII
Monday.
Marshal Barlow wide AwAle.

Marshal Barlow Wide Awake.
Judge McCunn announced to-day
that he had adjourned proceedings in
the Pratt case to Monday 10 await the
action OF the U. s. Commissioner. The
warrants against Marshal Barlow have
been signed but not Issued. By this
action the danger OF a collision with the
Federal authorities Is postponed, and
will probably be aYerted. A report
that the Federal soldiers have been re-
turned to Fort Hamilton is unfounded,
they being still In the U. s. Court
room. The Marshal does not appre-
bend any attempt to arrest him. but is
determined not 10 be caught mapping
He LETT for his home at Station Island
in the afternoon guarded by soldiers to
the ferry. .... .
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IRELAND,
Of the Capture OF Derry

Celebration OF the Capture OF Derry.
p DUBLIN, August lS. ,
The celebration Of the capture Of
Derry passed OF with enthusiasm in
varions parts Of the Island. AT Bel
fast, the Orange leader, Mr.. johnson,
received an address and was presented
with sash and medal by the Orauge>
men, and bad n grand procession with
6Gnners flying and guns hring. No
disturbances are reported.
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nocaAnas German aittSFs Pe. sot.is 81 %
HoonandS German, Tonio, put M in ouRn
6oILloS, d % pOr botIi6 or Z hat doH Oh fos
wv, .5,ls a.ruyrs ssg
ArDo not forget 10 examine well the ar.
For sale BY DruggiSta and DOalGn IN Mod
ein0 everywhere, lyl
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Mr.. FREDERIcK DOUGLASS, Jr., re.
Gently married daughter Of Mr.. A.
Molyneux Hewlett, of Harvard Uni.
versily. Some ofthe papers have stated
that the BRIDES father Is white man
and a Professor in the College. This Is
not the case. Mr.. MoIyneux IL null
alto. He was formerly prizs-fl shter
of considerable repute in England, and
ts now Instructor ringymnaslics In at Har.
ward,
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THE MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies Institute

HAS A BEAUTIFUL AND CONVENE.
IL ent location upon tho emlnenee from
which II takes It's name, Its history has
been record OF uninterrupted property.
It's course OF instruction runs through
three departments OF four years each. spe.
clal or elective courses or study may be pur.
sued RA far. as students may wish. Peculiar
advantages are thus offered young ladies
who have already taken the ordinary Eng.
llsh studies. The best Of lnBIFu ctlon Is given
In Music, Drawing and Painting, Modern
Languages and other extras. None but the
most competent teachers are emp mployed,
Apparatus Is furnished for every depart.
menl. Libraries containing several tnou.
sand volumes OF standard books are always
accessible. PhyAical culIure III carefully At.
:, FOR Catalogue or further Information ad.
REV. a. J. ROWLAND. President,
orI.H. WHITE, Treasurer,
No. l4s Race Street,
an&l2wly CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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aUXGARY.

Policy OF Pesth Respecting Germany.
PEsTu, August Is.
NJ. DsAk and his party approve OF the
policy OF reconciliation with Prussia,
and non Intervention In the Internal
questions OF Germany.
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Hoonand's German Remedies are counter.
relted. Bee that the signature OF G, n. JACK
BON Il on tho wrapper OF each bottle, AL
othNrH are countertail.
German Medicine Store, No. 81 ARcH AtIeet,
Philadelphia, Pa. = f6t1HtA tW
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly Q. II. JACKSON q %.
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Troops. brii. UN,,
.sHH".
Discovery OF q Plot 10 Poison Bread.
e.a HAVANA, August IS.
Count Valmasedo captured near
kemancaugua a rebel convoy, General
Jordou commanding, which was NOV
lng towards Holquin. The rebels took
70 night aIter a,Hhort I ght and their
commander escaped. This is consider.
Cd the most Important capture Of the
war. r.,.I ..,
The authorities Of santo ESpIritIe
report that rebel plot 70 poison bread,
used py tne lnnAbltanta on q certain
Gay, mas peen ulseoyered and number
OF suspected parties have been arrested,
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MORE CADLEs.-Hon. John Young,
OF Canada, Is said to have succeeded in
organizing company In Copenhagen
to lay submarine cable from North
ern Europe to America viG tho Farce
Islands, Iceland, and Greenland. Lord
Clarendon has sanctioned instructions
from the Admiralty to the British fleet
in the waters OF China to cooperate
with the AsIat!c Squadron Of the Uni.
ted States In laying and protecting a
tslegraphic cable along the coast Of
China.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases re.
kulting frou bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver In order, Ia,
keep your digestive organs in
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no di8eate will
ever RssRll you.
TIE. .ColrPLKxToN Ladies who wlGh q
fair RRin and gOod complexion, free from
yelIoWiRh ung6 and all other dIsngurementS,
should d 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result n sparkling eyes and blooming
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-14

The Committee OF the Senate are pro-
gressing 10 their examination OF the
Senatus COnsultum. An amendment
has been introduced providing that In
case the Senate reject the bill which has
been passed by the Corps Leglslatif,
mixed Committee OF Senators and
Deputies BY appointment shall adjust
the disputed point.
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON;

JUDGE Of lte Supreme Court u Ralnlylpdtta
j 81 RHtLADELPHIA, April 2S, 1854.
al consider HoonRnds German Bltters. q
valuable medicine in case OF attacks OF lndl,
geAIIon or dyspepsia. can certify thu
from my expori0nce OF II
YuuIB, with respect, .sa
JAMES THOMPSON"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-14

THE fellow who slept under The
cover OF the Light complains that he
came very near freezing last Friday,
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AFRICA.
EGYPr.
Remark able Ebb In The Rlver Nile.
ALIxANpRIA, EaYpr, Aug. ia.

ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, Aug. Is. .
The lowness OF the River Nile ex.
cites general attention. The water 10
lower than It has been within l5O
years. $500
The prospect for cotton is favorable
and the crop Is estimated at 1850, 900
carlos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-14

The war between the Trunk lines of
railroad TO the West, IS now being
waged In New York with more iuten.
sity than ever, and freights 10 Chicago
have been reduced to Is cents per hun.
dred. Merchants are taking advantage
of this low rate and the different rail-
road depots are crowded with merchan-
disc awaiting transportation,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-14

JtlItles Of ths Supreme 'oOurt u Psnnsyltunia.
PHILADELPHIA, juno /, 1850.
az have found by experience that HooE.
IaAdG German Bitten u q very Rood tonic,
relieving dyBpepto tymptomB almost di.
rOctly. GkoR1E sHARSWOOD."
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READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
t,f., Es--lF
READ FIAT PEOPLE 8AK I

Who could ask for more substantial teStI.
mony than 10 thus given.