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AUCTION SALTS
M THOMAS q SONS. NOS 100 AVN "a ,
4AAs Z. FOURTH STREET 1oS AND 49,

AAAs :. boURTH STREET. A'' "A~D 49,
sale at the Auction Store Nos. rss ana "a,
HANDsoMH HoySEMoLp iSlss' TU TUs'hs1ruRE PIANO.
MHTh MN oi5 Es nANpS0M y "a ,s VELVET, BRUssMfs
On TDuIsday Morning.
ca alosue, alsrse as.ortmen q superior nossese'X
furniture. comprising two ha9csome walnut ,Psricr
and dining-room firniure; three Oiled walnut
supsrSs vs
mt wardsobes: bookcsses d s,deS, extension
hair mattresses; china q, glassware: superior Office
pouHos While lead: large sssortment Of tnwags re-
hsnssome velvet Brussels and other carpets - ssra
SIC coND SALE OF ELEGANT CABINET FUR
TO CLOSE A PAkTS ERsHIP ACCOUNT.
March 49, at 10 sGiG1s viii Se sod SALE In
by csisogSe large and extensive % aSsortmsn, ,SS q
elegant CtRutt furniture, Including rosewood wal.
@ fuTniuTe lure iHisheo il the latest st coverings Ssd
marbles, all made by the ee ebrsied manufacturera
choke selection, warranted in every Fespsct Wa
worthy the attention OF persons iu nishing; sl2
DUNTING, DURBoRow d CO., AUoTI0s
o. Bank street. Successors TO John B. Myers q Ca
SPECIAL SALE OF READY-MADE oLorHrNe
sh iH1S; da W. PIIIE IdsGa1 sS0oDs, SN, ETC
March II, at 10 ociork, on four months credit In
SaSSIas SIas ." dSseip.9ns Of mems and boys wear
shirts, corsels, etc. sisaes
LARGE SALE OF BRITISH. FRENCH GERMAN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
On Thursday M rlinE
March IS, At 10 O'Clock. four moutbs' credit m
TABLE DAMASKS,
Included in sale
Thursday, March 49,
10 cases S4 81 and 1911 white brown table da damasks
or superior man1iarture. to b3 sJld entire pAck-
ages TO close a consignment. 2i58t
LARGE SALE OF CARPETINGs orI.CIerHs
CANTON MATTISGS, ETC,
On Friday forming T3I3n
March 19 at ii O'Clock four month"; dit apoua
zoe pieces of ingrain Venetian. list, bemp Cottage
al rag carpetings, door oil-cloths, mattngs, etc.
LARGE SALE OF FRENCH AND OTHER
EUROPEAN DRY GOODS.
On Monday Morning. T8I66s
March 70, at 10 O'clock on four months credit
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CuDsTER yALLEY RAILRo

CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passengers for Downlngtown aud intermediate
points ke the 30 A. NJ, IL 3d. and e. NJ. traias
rom Philsdiepbia. Returning nom Downingto wn
at $50 A. M, u 40 and 6l5 L. NJ.
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CARTRIDGES

Parrott and Hotchkiss projectiles for all cali
spherical case, for all calibres Also, fixed am
munition for the same,
Mukket percussion caps from broken-up am
munition.
The Ordnance Department reserves the right
to reject all bids not deemed salts factory. Prior
to the acceptanc6of any bid II Will have to be
approved by the War Department
Terms cash. Ten per cent. payable on the
day of sale, and the remainder when the pro-
perty is delivered. Twenty days will be al
lowed for the removal of stores.
Bidders will state explicitly the point or
points where they Will accept storss. DeliVe-
ries will only be made at the arsenals.
Samples can be seen at this office, or at any
of the arsenals in the United States.
Proposals will be addressed to the under
signed, and endorsed proposals for purchasing
Ordnance Stores" For further Information
apply TO the undersigned. -
8. CRISPIN,
Brevet Colonel u. s. A.,
Al Major of Ordnance
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rF You WANT A DELIGHTFUL SPRING
II BED. neat healthy, and comfortable, use
the Sell, Fastening Bed Springs, u ID per dos.
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.EIGHT TRAIN

Goods OF all descriptions forwarded to all the ahoua
points from the Companys new freight depot Rr0eS
and Willow streets. 1Ao~a
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PERKIoMEN RAILROAD

Passengers Tor ekiPpRck take 7'3O A. NJ. and p.
M trains from Phlsdelpha, returning from Sklppeck
az $40 M and IL As p M Stage lines for various
points In Perklomen Valley connect With trains al
Collegevine and Skippack.
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MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERs.-
lXl (Lstely Statesmen for M. Thomas d Sonsl
No. S2s OHhSNUT ST.. rear entrance from Mfnorj


Ss S Y S9ssRqt ruRsr
6%E sSMe khAh LssAA9ff AND iMfEAfE fHEANE
March II, at 10 O'clock, q. Tue c auction rooms By
SEf Walnut Oa ry fnrn
aud dlning-room fnrniturei suits handsome walnut
walnut buffet sioe oosrds piano forte: 6oeScSses n:
eT bds ne spTs ann hair aes
ers carriage harness steam engine. walnut and oak
English BRUSSELS imperial. and other carpets fancy
ansei Also an HaiaS Invoice iteIfa fine shades sa
Sale at No. 1887 N. thirteenth stree.
ELHGANTQ OILED WALNUT PAR soR, LIBRARY.
aaNT SAaafNETF FAsGERE HAMpsSME MFEgHNSfHRE
BRUssELs, INGRAM. AND OTHER dARPETs.
a. BY 70 the sG Th
Guiding elegant oiled walnut orawing room suit,
table to snd ssp DsSfssaS Sssls
%sS os aaa sas
tension table. handsome English Brussels parlor aud
some walnut hat stand, ane vases '~'p''S' "And-
The furniture was made to order and Is equal to
May be examined on morning ofsaie. lalon
Sale No .0s4 vine street
EShHEnIsH BRJssEEs E5Es
AND INGRAM ~ wCA@ CARPETS: ETC ETC:
25th inst, at % O'Clock ss NO sosi Vine street. by
iuTnitSIe; handsome walnut chamber furnitare cot.
tsge chamber suit superior dining.room and si.tng-
room furniture; fine French plate mautel mirror.
handsomely framed, fine Brussels, Venetian, ana
Ingram carpets hne spring mattresses; oil paint
ines cooking utensils, etc.
May be seen early on morning of SALE 3Iest
DY LIPPINCOTT, SON CO.. AUG
ID TlONEERS, ASHHURST BUILDING, No,
$40 MARKET Street.
On Wednesday Morning,
March IL on four months credit,
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 500 LOTS OF
WHITE GOODS. LINEN GOODS, REAL GAUf;
GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS. ETJ.
Also,
ns-% On Thursday Morning,
March 10, on four months cri dit
By order OF Messers ACKERbAN& q CO., N. Y.
LARGE AND IMPORTA MI SALE OF 1000 LOTS
OF FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND GERMAN DRESS
AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS AND DRESS
BOTTOMS. FANCY GOODS ETC. Also, - cases
PEARL LBUTTONS-being this seasons entire I'M
portaiiou.
Particulars hereafter. 3I58
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pENNsYLvANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD

FALL TIME, TAKING EFFEOT NOV. 22 1858,
The trains Of the Pennsylvania Central kailrOad
leave the Depot NJ Thirty FIRST ana MAnK M
SLreeta, WhiCh La reached directly by. the Market
Street cars the last car connecting with eacn train
leaving Front and Market streets thirty inmates be.
fore iLs departure. The Chestnut and Walnut Hreeta
cars run within one square of the Depot.
SleepinR Car Tickets be nau on application ~
she Ticket office n, w. corner Ninth and Chestnut
eants of the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver baggage the depot Orders left at
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ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia a. Q A. n ~ nnast aaa 7Is M.
w 81, WILSON, General superintendent.
w. " Depot, Ninth and Green streeLs
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Leaves Pott.towp at 6db A. M, soppIDg at inter-
mediate stRtlonsi arrives In Pniade pha nE $40 A. M,
Returning leaves Philadelphia at r. M; arrives In
Pottstown at 6l5 p. NJ. -
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NO, pthecbs Va Ato' &~' ~'eoos WA4l
receive tTisAAtItSNs Trains LEAVE DEPOT. VIZ
M IN Train 500 A. Ii,
Pao MISREPRESENTATION, 10 30 "A. H., lao, and 900 p NJ.
nast Line so A, M,
Iarrsnnrg Accommo 2s0 p. n,
1sncaster 400 p. NJ,
parE eshurg Train $50 p, NJ
tsncnnaIi Ex 500 p. NJ,
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express. 40 +. M
PhilRdelphta Express ,.....lz w rSlSht
Erie Mail leaves daily, except sunday, running on
Saturday night Williansport only On SUNDAY night
passengers will leave Philadelphia at IL o'clock.
Philadelpha Express leaves daily. AL other trains
my Wsstern Accommodation Train runs daily, ex
cept sunday. For this train uGKess @ must be pro.
Market rs stfees; xfeNs ARRIVE AT DEPOT. VIII
~ a. Nd.
press. Az a, M,
nnla $50 A. M, $40 and 7l0 p. M.
Erie nj and Buffalo 90 A. NJ.
Eaat A. M,
Lancaster Sy 4: NJ
Day Express lon .z1 az ~
For further ipformaton IEPPPy 70 r,oso, ,
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ON sUNDAYb
FOR MANAYUN


Lava philadelphia at 8 A. M: "a and IA p. NJ.
Teave NOYristown at A. M; 6a and Q p. M.
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AtTERNOON ExppEs
PoTTsTowN AOCoMMoDATToN

Leaves Philadelphia &C $50 +. M. for Reading,
PottsvilIe Harrisburg, etc, Getting with Reading
and Columbia Railroad trains for Columbia etc,
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FUN MAMA I
Leave Philadelphia at O. ~. 8, ana lpO6 A. M; Ia
eaVe y Mansyunk at sio, III, $40 ga, and 1 a. M.
2, S1a, 8, ga. ana +. M.
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Leave Phiiadeiphia at sl5 A., and 2 p M
Leave Chestnut Hill ~ ESQ A. NJ E'4O' o'AO ana s.
p 4.
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MORNINa ExPREss.

At SIS A. Nj. for Reading, Lebanon, Harrisburg,
pottsViIie Pine Grove ramaqua, sunbury, Williams
port Elmlra, Rochester Niagara Fails, Buffalo,
MilkesbsrIe Ptthton, York, Carlisle, Chambersbure
The 7'SO A. NJ, train connects at READING with
East Pennsyivania Railroad trains for Allentown
etc., ana the 10 A, NJ train connects with the
Lebanon Valley train for Harrisburg etc. at PORT
CDlNtON with Catawissa Railroad trains for VIII
Transport, LOCK Haven, Elmira etc; at HARRIS
BURG with Northern Central, Cumberland Valley,
umberland, wiilIamsport, York, Ubambersburg
PineRrOye, etc.
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MORNING ACC0MMODATION.
At 7'S0 A. M. for Reading and all intermediate
Stations and Allentown Returning, leaves Reading
81 6'S6 p. N. arrives In Philadelphia at 9rl5 p. NJ
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DY LIPPINCOTT, SON CO.. AUG
ID TONER'S, ASHHURsT BUILDING, No,
24O EFT Street.
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RAILROAD LINES.

PEADING RAILROAD.-GREAT TRUNK
I TEhlSk I5Sk % ER9S PHILApELr4A TO THE
KILL. sUsQUEHA NINA, CUMBERLAND. AND
WYOMING VALLEYS,
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EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia to principal stations, good n,
Saturday, Sunday. ana Monday, at reduced iares
be had only at the Ticket Office, at Thirteenth snS
CalloWhtn streets N
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| WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENoER
| TRAINS, December IA, 1885,
Leaving the Cumpanys Depot 81 thirteenth and
Callowhin s.reets, Philadelphia, at the vilowing
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SIC coND SALE OF ELEGANT CABINET FUR
NlTURE.
TO CLOsEA PAkTN ERSHIP ACCOUNT.

DUNTING, DURBOROW d CO., AUOTIOH
ID EERS, Nos. 282 and 2S4 MARKET street corn :.
Of Bank street. Successors 70 John B. Myers q "a.
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On Wednesday Morning,
March IL on four months credit,
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 500 LOTS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
WHITE GOODS. LINEN GOODS, REAL LAOE
GOODS, MILLINERY GOOD ;. ETC
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ARTISTS SPECIAL SALE OF MODERN PAINT


On Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday Evenings,
March u Is, and 10 at ~ O'Clock, at Scott's Art
Gallery, No. 1920 Chesnut street, Will be Bod with.
out the least reserve collection of modern paint
tnga all by American artists, comprising Land
scapes river views, and marines he above are All
FRAMED CHROMOS ESGRAVINC5S ETC :.
Also number OF framed chrome lith ograpbs an.
cravings, etc -
Now open for exhibition.
Also on account OF whom IL may copcern-
ON Friday Evening.
1910 Coesput street, VIII be sold:-One painting by
W. 4, Richards entitled 'Hunset at NarraRapsettb
purchased at G. W. T. Calvert sale OF private coli
tion on Thursday evening Feb. 25. 1862 sI64
7NHOMAS BIRCH q son, AUCTIONEERR
Il AND COMMISSION MERUHANTe No Iii
CHESTNUT street: rear entrance No. ll0T SanSona ns
CLOSING OUT SALE OF IMPORTED SILVER
MANUF ACTURED BY JOSEPH DEAKIN 4,
SONS, SHEFFIELD ENGLAND.
At 10 O'Clock, and
AT ~ o'clock she aucGion store.No, 1IIO Ches.
giant silVer-plated ware, comprising elaborateIy
chased tes ses large trays fruit and cake baskets,
oyster and soup tureens. vege Iabe dishes, dinner
service, epeIgnes, bouquet vases salts, castOra in
crest variety butteL dishes, ladies' spoons. forks,
fee pitchers. pickle and wine stands goblets mugs.
tete atete sets, card plates etc. all OF the newest
designs direct from Shethed. England
SUPERIOR ENGLISH TABLE CUTLERY.
Also, a full assortment OF pearl and ivory handle
table cutlery, with CarVerstO match.
The goods are now open for examination, with
catalogues. lit
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Allegheny Cattle Market.
ALLEGHENY, October ls.

ALLEGHENY Oct0Def IL.
CATTLE-The supply Of cattle on sale
Monday was very full, being some
1000 head. Good cattle sold without
difficulty at full prices, but common
and medium grades moved slowly, and
some were left over unsUld. The de-
mand was confined mainly TO supply
ing the wants OF the local trade, there
being but very few outside buyers In
attendance, and the market was lit
tie tame, though after all there Is not
much change in prices compared with
last week. There was some ieW fsnoy
cattle sold at So, but this Is an outside
figure, as most Of the good cattle were
sold at from TX to 79<o, and there were
some very good butchers stock sold at
7a7Nc. Light steers, cows and heiiers,
and OF these the offerings consisted
mainly, sold at from to SIC, as to
quality and condition. OF the cattle on
sale there was about the usual number
from Chicago. Ohio and Indiana, and
the number from adjoining counties
was large, particularly from Washing
ton and Butler.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-The supply OF
sheep was not very large, but fully up
to the demand, and consisted mainly
OF inferior grades. Prime fat sheep
were in good demand, and sold readily
at full prices, and the market, even for
the commoner grades appeared 10 be
stronger, and the pens were all pretty
we'll cleared out by noon. We are cog.
infant of prime fat sheep having been
sold at "a 50a4 rs per head, or 90 per
pound. LambSsold all the way from
$1a3 so per head.
Hoas,-The market was quiet and
unchanged, but, Of course, the dem and
will increase with the approach Of cold
weather. We quote at $40 50a1l 80 per
cwt, gross. In a retail way for good
averages.
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The Rumored Offer OF the ROIhs.
chIIdB.
From The Ne,U Tork TElcgrdm Of Saturday
Eurhinn

The Rumored Offer OF the ROIhS.
chIIds.
From The Ee,V YorR Telegram Of Saturday
Evening.
We learn, on the best authority, that
the report which comes here from
Washington respecting the mission of
Mr.. Foujuet to this country asserting
him to be an agent OF Rothschllds sent
here to offer loan to the Government
is without any foundation In fact. Mr..
Foujuet is not, and has never, we be-
lieve, been connected with the house Of
Rothschilds. he Is associated with the
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company, and
visits this country TO make arrange
ments for settling emigrants upon the
line OF that road. The denial of his
mission having any relation TO our
Government, or OF his representative
character as an agent OF Rothschilds,
or Of the Rothschilds having submitted
through any source, a proposition OF q
loan TO the Secretary OF the Treasury ls
denied by authority. 1t Is further
stated that the last expression OF opin-
ion from the Rothschilds upon this
subject was to the effect that any at
tempt 10 negotiate loan on the part OF
the American Government at o lower
rate OF interest would result in the re-
turn Of very large amounts Of our
bonds hither. OF this there can be
scarcely any doubt, as au American
bond at 4 or AZ per cent would be
placed In competition with Prussian
and other German and Russian bonds
with the advantage to European capI-
talists In favor Of these latter OF being
nearer home. Our bonds now obtain
preference solely because OF the higher
rate Of Interest they pay. What other
inducements could be offered 10 capl.
talists, however, In lieu OF this reduc-
ton In Interest Is an open question yet.
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CINo1NNATI, October IS.
FLOUR Unchanged and quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat-Unchanged and qui-
eL. Coma shade firmer; ear, 00c.
OAts-Dull at 50a67c. Rye-Dull at SSa
0Oc. Barley-Dull at 81 90 for primo fall.
CoTToN-Dnll; middlIng 20c.
ToBAcoo-Dull, dropping and lower.
WHIsKY-Quiet at 81 10.
PRovIsIoNs--Mess Pork--Dull at
$Sl 90. Bulk MeatH-None offered. Ba.
confirm at 17o for shoulders, 201<c
for sides. Lard-17kc, and demand
light.
BUTTER-Firm; prime 30a95c.
EaGs-Scarce and firm at 23c.
CHEBsE-Flrm at 16a16<c for West.
ern Reserve; 171a1sc for factory.
SERDs-No change; the market Ia
dull for both Glover and Timothy.
OILs-Llnseed OIL is dull at 9Sc; Lard
OIL, 81 3Oa1 S5. Petroleum, 32aSic for
refined.
GoLD-lS0. buying.
ExcHANGE-Dull and lower; 10
discount, buying; par, selling.
MoNEY-Markct close.
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The Architect OF New Paris.


From he Ne1O York Mail.
Emerson, In his cruel analysis OF, the
character. Of the First Napoleon, said
that his career exemplifled his ruling
maxim: The tools to him who can use
them.' The nephew OF his uncle has
been no less constant to this maxim.
Whether he has wanted to plot and ex-
ecute massacre, o coup.G etGt, or q
the right man for the right place. 10,
When he desired 10 make Paris SO.
cure, against street barricades and in
surrectionary movements, he found the
man Of all others who was fitted 10 ex-
ecute BIZ design In Baron Haussman,
who died yesterday at the age Of sixty.
The crooked and narrow streets ol
Paris presented TOO many opportuni.
ties for impromptu mobs which might
swell 10 revolutionary dimensIons.-
They were, thereupon, blseoted by long,
broad, straight avenues, which enabled
the hasty aasemblRRe and movement oil
troops. The pavements afforded dan.
gerous supplies Of material for barri-
cadeB andihostile missiles. They were
supplanted by the harmless asphaltum,
These reforms were made despotIcal.
ly and without the slightest regard to
RuRht save the two objects OF making
Paris the most beautiful city In the
world and Of 80 laying out its main
streets as TO battle any attempts at a
revolutionary rising. For this great
work Baron Hausmann was the man
OF all others. He was reckless OF com.
plants or expense, utterly destitute oil
reverence for the old or romantic, and
only anxious to carry out the will ol
his imperial master. The results OF
his work are the admiration OF the
the world, and the expense thereof has
been the greatest burden ever borne by
Parislan taxpayers. No such vast and
marvellous improvements were ever
attempted elsewhere and before his
time, and no other city ever got 80 fear.
fully In debt by the process.
The long accumulating volume oi
complaints against his arbitrary and
oppressive reforms resulted, at the last
election, In the election OF legislators
who arrRigned the great Hanssmanu
for almost every offence. He was dis
missed from service, to appease the
storm, yet to his death retained the
confidence OF the master whose work
he had done 80 faithfully. But, like
most men who have led very active
lives, he could not long endure rest
especially when he knew that every
other man he met was curslng him fol
his extravagance and rough-ridlng oyel
Individual rights.
Thus, one by one, Napoleon's ables
.tools' are dropping of. De Morny
Marshal Mel, and now Haussmann-
all gone, and the master needs then
now more than ever.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Elections
Yesterdays News Confirmed.
Gsary and Hayes Both Elected.
Pennsylvania Legislature Largely
Republican.
Ohio Legislature Probably Right.
Ohio Legislature Probably Right
PENNSYLVANIA.
Yesterdays Reporta.l

YeSteidAyH Reporta.l
7 PHILADELPHIA "a. M, October l3,
The Democrats conceda that the State
has gone for Geary by u small majori.
ty, while the Republicans claim lie IL
elected by from 5000 to 10000 majority.
.u.. SCRANTON, October Is.
Col. Morris, Republican, 10 elected
mayor OF this city.
The Tines special from Harrisburg
-12, midnight-says: It is conceded
that Geary will have not less than [, ,0OC
majority. He falls short OF the party
vote. Williams, for Supreme Judge,
will have 10, 900 or Il, 900 majority. The
House will stand about 63 Republicans
and 3S Democrats, and the Senate ls
Republicans and 10 Democrats; a Re-
publican gain OF one on Joint ballot.
PHILADELPHIA, October Is.
The Senate will stand, Republicans
Is, Democrats 10: House, Republica ns
6S, Democrats 81. The City Council
will have q Republican majority on
Joint ballot OF 30. There is no data 10
indicate the majority In the State, but
all the papers except one give It to
Geary by from 5000 TO 10000. "
last Nights Reportl
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 10, $40, I'm.
A special dispatch 70 the Evening
Bulletin from Harrisburg, says: 1.-THE
leading State officials here claim the
election Of Geary by at least 5000 ma.
jority. The Democratic State central
organ, the Patriot aud Union concede
that Packer 10 defeated"
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Louisville Leaf Tobacco Market.
Lou1sv11IE, Dot, l

LOUISVILLE. Oct, II,
The market opened to-day with light
offerings, only three Of the auction
warehouses selling, and the offerings
amounted to SO hhds. and there were
rejection Of bids on7 hhds. Prices are
firm and full figures are demanded for
all grades.
TIE LOUISVILLE HOUSE sold hhds
lugs from Monroe, Allen and Adaire
counties at IS 10, 81 75, $500, IS 80 and
IS 10; 8 hhds medium leaf, Simpson,
Warren and Butler counties, 50 10, 50
20, 50 90, 50 80 80 so, 50 IS, 20 10 and
80 so; 4 hhds shipping leaf from Slmp-
son, Butler and Warren counties. $40,
$40, $40, $40 Is; hid manufacturing
Leaf from Simpson county at $l3 80; l
hid leaf from Adair county at Sl2; 2
hhds leaf from Todd county at Slla1l
%.
TIE PICKETT HOUSE sold hhds; 8
hhds Taylor county leaf, 50 90. $40, $40;
2 hhds Ballard county lugs, s. 10sS 20.
The NINTH.sTREET HOUSE sold Z
hhds; hhds redrIed Breckinridge Co.
leaf, $40 IS, Sl3 25, $l2, $lO25; 8 hhds
Warren county leaf, 80 70, $l1 so, $40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-14
BPAIa.
Review OF the Troops at MadrId-Ex,
tent OF the InBurreetIou.

Review OF the Troops at MadrId-Ex,
tent OF the InBurreetIon.
MADRID, October 13.
The troops OF the garrison OF Madrid
were reviewed to-day by Gen. PrIm,
Government officials declare that the
rebellion is dying, but the Republicans
contradict them, and maintain that II
lsincreasing. Thelnterruption OF com.
munlcatlons renders It difficult TO OBJ.
tain Information from the provinces,
but there is no doubt the insurrecllon
extends throughout the country.
The Cortes has appointed committee
to inquire into the conduct OF the depu.
ties VINO are supposed to be with the In,
surgents, and report what action shall
be taken In their cases.
The insurgents who were defeated
with such heavy loss at Saragossa
were under the leadership OF Salvoye-
hea and FrHuten. Martial law has
been proclaimed ut Malaga. Many
families have fled to Tanzler. VRlen,
ola still resIsts the Government arms
There IL reason 10 believe its capitula,
tion is imminent.
The railroad in the vicinity Of Va,
lencla has been destroyed. A fight
took place near the spot, In which 25C
men were killed and wounded on both
sides,