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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-18
Mr.. G. F. SIMS has been appointed
Notary Public for Mineral county. iI,il.
The Impending Crisis in New York

The Impending Crisis IN New XoFk'
From Ms CAleGOO Tribune. 7
Tho city Of Now York Is drifting to-
ward one ot tho most formidable riots It
has ever known, on the approaching cleo
ton day. All tho elements for such a riot
exist in full force and are now being pre-
pared by their leaders for the fray. un-
9uestionaOly the business will be serious
unless President Grant himself makes an
adequate manifestation Of lorco by plac.
ing troops on Governors Island ready to
be used on tho day Of election to preserve
order. 4.
The facts which indicate tho coming
riot are these: For fifteen years New
York has not had an honest or peaceful
election, or one in which Tammany ruF.
tiauism did not run tho polls with undis-
puted sway.
Generally, Republicans were allowed to
vote By standing for hours in rNnks Of re.
peaters and allen voters, though there
would DO many cases in which they had
not even this privilege. But, during all
this period, no systematic or effective at.
tempt has been made to prevent rcpeaters
from voting as many times at one polling
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Artemus Ward.

The late Charles +. Bro wne was Q great
quiz. He was always puzzlng people
and could not help It. &c talked nom
sense with such seriousness, and such en-
tire absence OF anything theatrical In his
manner, that very olten he partially i'm
posed upon those who knew him best In
E. P. Hingstons "Reminiscences Of Arte-
mus Ward" Just published by Harper q
Brothers, New York, We find this ac-
count Of his discussion oI literary subjects
with a lady whom he met on an Ohio
River steamboat:
Among the iAirer portion Of the passen-
gers was a very retiring, quiet young lady,
who wore spectaclcs, and who appeared to
have the manners, airs, aud bearing. OF one
whose occupation in life was to impart
her knowledge to Others in some college
or seminary; that, at least, was the guess
which Artemus and Ind made about
her. We had noticed her carIy in the Of.
ternoon busily reading AbOut's story Of
lie Roi dcs Montagues." AS soon as
supper was over she resumed her reading,
cutting the leaves Of tho book with a
pocket paper.kniie as she read on. BY
what means my friend contriyed an In:
PRODUCTION, I am not aware; butl lound
him In conversation with her when l
went to request his company to smoke q
cigar with me and the two military doc"
Ors,
"Excuse me-" said Artemus. "This
lady was asking mo If I read French. 1t
is serious question, and I was rejecting
whether do" :
The lady seemed TO be q littlesurprlsed
and explained to me that she had simply
asked if my friend knew tho French Ian
guagc, rs she wished to recommend TO
him the story she herself had been read
ing during the afternoon. :.
ut Is story about brigands In Greece" "
said she; "and It is so charmingly plctur-
csuue that can almost fancy myself to be
in that classic land. AS l read, the blue
skies Of Greece seem to be over my head,
and (he Rgean Sea to.be sparkling In the
glorious sunlight ~ q. E sSs
Then followed Il question from Artemus,
which quote us literally as ! con remem-
berit:
"Pardon me, madanc, but do you think
that glorious sunlight in GrgGnce. is con.
atitr3onoli = flint ia tn nav. iflcarlvi be tile
Sseesn 1.oos, ~ ,,o,t, s %,onsyor tcy ore az
uaCHn M ~, =, gUG non. TTH, nr"s,m Tint Gcorrc
1u Mu,,;on oG Muo Ion Io,,Dr ] nevcr toIG ife
"Tsnn'0E; .Sa. y; G."ooo Z; tSs % S,vc M sEieS Il
-sH' Is: "iSeJo sdoro.orJ tIH mo JU If coMrscb,,
hgan Taa;oo5 ~ " ,,nJOrst"mJinr % tSo % LADY, mn.
pcarcd to DO utterly bewildercd, At first
she seemed to doubt whether she had
e[u lsslMcs s,ssn!: .hnt sbSIoJ sHS s,,sniciom
Llet 'ace o4 ItI"u %",,;ne % no;d snfcient alien
u o.. ncI nos M ~ nnr ann % Or ~ omnrc[cnd
tSn t1UaI IS.orro"o ~ 9s ~ tnrv IusV'0 M MNt, s''
'nS Smo 1aSs' IS%n;,:y.,ord = 1OS, vou N sov that
- IISStSsS" ,,,o,,y w ~ rreoc" n lie
1soL /, p%Su .S,a nS',oJ sOi scorcoIT ,hinI
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NEW YORK CITY.
New YoRY. October II,

. /. .SNA" = OAA&Al CSSShSA Nbs
At a meeting Of the Police Commission
ers this afternoon, jus. ]. Kclso, Chief Dc.
tective, was appointed Superintendent Of
Police, and Jas. Irving Of the detective
force, advanced to the position Of Chief
Detective. ..
U. S. Commissioner Davenport began
this morning swearing in Gig lit hundred
inspectors to attend TO the registry. Each
ward has two, one Democrat and one Re-
publican.
The Brooklyn Police Commissioners
refuse the request Of the United States
Revenue Collector AMI Assessor, for q
force OF police to protect the officers and
prevent a riot in tho proposed seizure Of
Illicit distillerics in that city. They. say In
substance that the State and local offs
GERS cannotlegally be used to execute the
Federal laws, though they will be prompt
ly used to suppress riot from Whatever
cause. ..t,.s ,A
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EpUCATIoNAL..
COLLEGE.

The Thirtieth Session OF this InSttution will
commence on MONDAY, 28th SRPTG1IBRR, 1870,
and terminate on the 18th of june, 1871. tits
rOmAntcally situated In tho midst Of the beAud.
ful and healthy hill l-conntrY Of tho "Panhandle"
Of West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad or
river and surrounded with tho most favorable In.
luenceS for student life. Il has property In
Endowment, Buildings, Apparatus, Library, &c.
Of over $3j0,O00 and 10 thus enabled to Bus.
tain faculty and furnish facilities for thorough
education, OF tho very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided
for both public and private boarding, and unfdr.
uished rooms will bG lot to students who wish to
board themselves.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.. Regular
Literary Course, including the. Ancient Ian.
guages, for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. 2.
Literary and Scientific Course for the Degree Of
Bachelor OF Sciences. 3. The Course OF Master.
VI Arts. 4. Tho Course for Master Of Sciences.
g. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &c. Detailed information as 20
these Courses will be found IN orr catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSBuh.-The Ingtitu.
ton has complete sct Of Philosophical Appa-
ratus, aud students who wish It are trainedin
fitted up Laboratory, for practical instruction
Museum for tho study OF Natural History.
TERMS.-Tuiuon $50 per session. Boarding
from 81 10 50 per week. UnfHrniEhed rooms g
per session to each student, preparing for the,
Ministry, FREQ tuition 10 sons OF Ministers OF
tho Gospel OF all denominations, tetiF
For further particulars apply for catalogue 70
Prof. G. l.. L0os, Secretary, or to -
W. K. PENDLRT0N, President,
tyi8 .u-TU. Bethany, West Va,
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The --latest News.
The Release 2of the Fenians--A
Specimen Of Gratitude.
BUnuRN, n. 81. October IL.

;The,parlons for tue F6hiah prisoners,
Gen. Owen Starr ColS VIM i. Thompson
and Capt. Edward J. ATanni, were rcceiv-
ed here Saturday evening by Assistant
United States Marshal, aWm. Thomas,
who neutrality-suspicious. their release
from the State prison. Subsequentlythey
were screnaded at the St James Hotel,
andtmadc speeches, in which they declar.
ed TINT theyIthanked no party or admins
tratlon for their rclcase but tho people,
Remarks were made by other persons.
The demonstration was very enthusiastic.
The released prisoners will goto Canaan
dIagua; from here to spend q day or two bO.
fore proceeding to their several homes.
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THE Charleston folks arc doing the
usual spread eagle over their telegraphic
communication withthe restot tho world.
The journal on behalf Of @the city Of
Charleston" rcciprocatcs tue congratula-
lions OF Ironton ''upon the establishment
Of tclcgraphic communication between
tho sister States oE-O Ohio and 'WcstVir-
glnia." Tho establishment" aforesaid Is
not Of such recent date rs seems to be sup.
posed. We. have had tclegruphtc com
munication with Ohio, up this way, for 10
these many years; /; and we believe Wheel
Ing is in West Virginia.
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Anothor NIlssisslppi lDoat Race.

,,TlI ,TlS .57 New ORLEANS, Oct, ID.
Tho Natchez LEFT at six minutes past
eleven this morning, running to, beat the
Lee to NGtChez. She reached Baton
Rouge In seven hours and torty.eight
minItes-thirty.seven minutes ahead Of
the Lees time. She passed Bayou Sara
In ten hours. 4. Y
fi6s y t'lf" NArcHEz, Oct. II.
The steamboat Natchez arrived here in
sixteen hours and tifty.onC nCminutes- beat
ing tho Lees time twenty minutes,
There was an enthusiastic reception given
to her by the citizens-bNnds playing
firo, works and cannon firing. " . u,
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WASHINGTON.
More Cabinet spec ulatiOns.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
Secretary Boutwell, and Commissioner
Delano, together, had an interview with
the President to-day. After itwas over,
Commissioner Delano was asked as to the
truthot the rumor that he will be ap-
pointed Secretary Of the Interior, to
which question lie persistently returned
evasive answers. The general impression
Is that he Is to succeed General Cox. s
The Government has not yet been Off.
CHILLY informed Of the seizure Of tho St.
Clair Flats canal by tho Canadian
authorities Assoon as authentic reprcsen.
tons shall be made here, proper action
will be taken.
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Chicago Market.
CuIuAso. October II.

FtouR-Unehangpd.
at 81 OK eaNh, and 81 ok, seller November:
this afternoon tho market was heavy St 81 o
cash, and 81 09 for November. Com-QuIet and
weak at SO for No. mixed; this afternoon the
market was dali at S7X099c oat9-QuIot and
unchanged Of 8668Skc for No. Z, hye-Demand
&, Bafley1S Spring No. . steady At 9ae.
Hoes Opened dEm OF 16@26o higher; 81 608
IS %; closed dull and dropping. ,r
CITTL1-Dull Of 2H96Hc.
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Philadelphia Market.

HHs. PHILADELPIIEA, October II.
FLoUR-Qulet and unchanged
GRAN-Whea Firm; western red 81 8G6I 81;
amber 81 4ID145. RYe-Stcady at CSC. Corn
Dali and unchanged Ut 789S2c oats-Dlll and
unchanged at b0b62c. ,l,it.s
OILs-PetrolGnm steady,
PROvlsIoNg-MesS Pork-$26 50. L4rd-1ee.
bound.
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New York, October II,

HORSE THEE CAPTUREDS-Mess D!
7. Harrah and William McIntire, Of New
Alexandria, Jefferson county, Ohio, cap
tured q horse thict at OF near that place
on tho morning Of the 18Th inst Thefel-
low acknowledged that he took the anil.
NAL from a pasture on Glenn'Srun In this
(ohiO) county.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. octOber17.
GRAIX-WGeSi2Flrm. Corn-Dull and nomI.
nal; western 761sOc. oats-4a0SOc. Rye-1
PROVISIONS Quiet and unchanged. pa,
eon-Scarce and arm, but unchanged. Lard
WIrSxr-scarco and firm at OOaslc.
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nurricane at Key West.

A hurricane from the northeast has
been raging here for the past five days.
All the lower streets arc inundated and
communication between tho upper and
lower sections Of the city Is only made in
boats. The naval squadron and monitors
are all safe. 3'aN;
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CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANc1sco. Oct. II.

French ladies remitled Saturday, over
$4,000 dollars for sanitary purposes.
AnumbGf Of Japanese Of high rank ar
rived yesterday. Among them the Prince
Imperial, Blood heir apparent 70 the
throne. BE q the first OF the Royal fami-
ly that ever left Japan, as
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Nav York prodnc.e, .lIarket.
NV YoaE, october II.

NEW YoRK, October II.
CorToN-Cottou opened arm and closed dull;
Z, ,66S bales Of uplands sold ct l5Xc.
FLOUR-FlFm. vr44ts,E
GRAIN-Wheat drtn: now spring, 81 SOL IS;
winter rcd amber 81 3S8I 50. Rye steady Of
9t895c. Oats steady; western 69HD69c; Ohio
6S@S8c. Corn dlll and dropping; mixed 64@sS.
EaGs-Fim at 90n8ic.
,PR0vBIONs-Pork dnIl and nominal. Beef nm.
changed. Bulk meats quiet aud unchanged.
Bacon quiet aud unchanged. Lard steady.
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The MEETING At ATHENEUM Cor
NER-An outdoor meeting OF the De
mocracy was held last evening on the
ruins Of the Lincoln Bastilc," opposite
the post Office, the stand being erected on
tho corner. The place was selected, we.
suppose, by the Chairman Of the State
Committee on account of its historic
memories. Attracted by tho novelty a
fair crowd Of both parties assembled and
listened 10 q rattling speech from i Col BEN.
WrIsoN and 4 defamation bya ME-. A.
DUNCAN, OF Clarksburg. Col WILSON'S
speech indicated that he has q misundcr.
standing of facts truly astonishing in one
Of his general intelligence. Hc made very
small contributions to the accurate knowl.
edge Of the world. The crowd was only
passably enthusiastic.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, October 17:

The Hamburg-American steamer Thur
ingia, while proceeding from Greenock to
Hamburg, was pursued by several vessels
Of the French feet. In escaping she ran
down collier, which Immediately sunk.
No lives lost.
The Tablet, Catholic organ, to-day prints
the protests Of the Pope and Cardinal An.
tonclli against the italian enroachments
on Roman territory.
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BELGIUM.
More About tho Negotiations for tho
Surrender of Metz and for Pence.

BRussELs, Oct. II.
Tho report that General Boyer has LEFT
Metz for Versailles, to negotiate the sur
render Of the fortress, Is considered au-
tLentic here. Tho rumor that negotia.
tlons are pending for peace, on the basis
Of tho cession Of AlsGce and Luxembourg
to Prussia, Is well founded, and tits stated
that another interview between Bismark
and Fayre looking to that end will soon
be held. ~ y5i1J NJ llufts
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The Governor hos pardoncd W. II.
LENKENAoER, in the Penitentiary for ten
years, from Greenbrier. 4gq
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BRUSSELS.
An Appeal for tho Pope.

BRUSSELS, October II.
The Journal this morning publishes an
appeal in favor Of the Pope, issued by the
Catholics Of the various nations now as.
sembled here. ".3
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Mrs. Youngman, Of Franklin county,
now Of Leo county, Ill, has fallen heir 70
property in Scotland, worth $9,6OOVOO.
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WEST VIRGINIA Il. 4. /.
UNIVERSITY! {!
ALEX MARTIN, D. D., PRESIDENT,
with full corps Of ProIessors.

WIN . t"1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Opened but recently for purposes OF inStIuc-
ton, this Institution has already attained very
extensive range Of patronage and support. !.
1t possesses the finest grounds and buildlngsi In
tho State. 4@tf
Glasses arc formed In all tho regular Depart
mcnts Of Collegiate and Scientific Study.
sPscMS 9adya9sS tSE tshoFSagn aS2aSoa
and other branches In the interest Of of.Agricul;
ture.
Chemistry taught according to tho new and
only correct system.
TcacICrsi class every Spring Term.
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TUITION, from $I6 to $24 per year. !,
FALL TERN begins September 7th. Winter,
December 9th. Spring, March 2lst.
Commencement, June 18th.
az Send for q Catalogue.
lsgI.'F, GEO. C. STURGISS,
Secretary Board Of Regents.
MoRuANTowN, W. Va, July 80, 1870.
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Hon. Robert Ridgcway, member Of
Congress for the Filth district, and former
editor of tho Richmond IVha, died in
Amherst county, Virginia, Sunday night.
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The steamee Frankfort, which lelt
New York on the 2sth Of September, haa
arrived at Bremen, having encountered
no French gunboats.
Six deaths nom yellow fever occurred
OF New Orleans Sunday.
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AUsTRIA.

Unanimous for German Unity.
VIENNA, October u.
The Journals here are nearly all unani.
mously in favor OF German unity. i. #
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October II.
Dry Goods market inactive and lacking IN
huOyoney.
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pRIME NEW CROP NEW OR
LEANS MOLASSESs-400 barrels Of the
So9ye direct non. Louisiana Plantations, now
-"'lAH ana I0' ave p PPAxToN ! oa1EpAY.
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EGYPT.
Explosion Of Powder Magazine at
Alexandria.-Filty Persons Killed
and Wounded. .'.. ME-

ALEXANDRIA, October IA. Z
A powdcrmagazine exploded at Comel.
dierck, a suburb Of this city, yesterday at.
ternoon. Fihy persons were killed and
wounded, most Of them natives, only
three Europeans being killed. Several
houses near tho scene we're utterly de-
stroYed.
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PROSPECTIVE REBELLION IN
NEW YORK. ac +
The United states siAuthorities Deter.
mined TO Enforce the Law.-uof"
man Resolved to Resist. ,5r,
New YoRK, Oct. TO- q

man heSOlVcu 10 h6blSGs llar'
New YoRK, Oct, 10. e
Cor. Of Gin. EA4utrr. s. .41
Attorney General Alderman, Marshal
Sharpe, and Judge Woodruff, Of the Uni
ted States District Court, have been in
close consultation all day and tonight,
preparing their plans and measures tor
putting in force the act relating 10 cleo
lions passed blythe latc Congress. Your
reporter interviewed Alderman late to-
night ut his hotel. He wHs rctlcent but
courteous. When asked It the Govern
mcnt would en(orce'the law, he, said yes,
ifone hundred thousand volunteers shavo
to be called upon to do 1t.
Doyou think they will be needed?
The regular troops and Republicans
now In The city may be enough, he replied:
But willsnOt Governor Hoffman call
out the State troops ~ n ,".'l Z. q 2.
l think he viii, but hopc. he will not I"
Marshal Sharpe was very irettcens.
"The law will be enforced" said he, very
slowly, and 1t was no use trying to get
ANYTHING more out Of him.
Governor Hoffman 1ICs fully decided
upon HIS SUuI6GsPH 449 44no 9AS4AetSN AAAS
Question to Charles 0'Connor, George
/ Ff'icknor, T.. @. Curtis, ]. Vandykc, and
other eminent jurists, Democrats and Re-
publicans They unanimously think the
law Is plainly unconstitutional and Of no
effect, and that the Governor must follow
tile plain constitutional law OF the State;
and every Federal soldier. and every
deputy marshal who hlnders orobstruGts
the polling Of votes, or who sconsPlres 70
do so, must be promptly arrested, tried
and sentenced. Tho militia all through
out tho city and State wilh be kept under
arms, and II any attempt is made to en-.
force the law by Federal bayonCts, II will
be promptly resisted by IN overwhelming
~ NEW York, October II.
tits said that Marshal Sharpe fears he
will not be able TO enforce the new cleo.
tion laws without armed assistance, which
accounts for the recent arrivals OF troops
in this harbor. The Special Commission.
or Of Elections, Mr.. Davenport, was busy
all day yesterday in signing the commits.
sions ofdeputies, who have been appoint.
ed in largo numbers. The list Of Demo.
cratic inspectors has not yet been fcceiv.
ed by the Marshal. TOmmany will make
the appointments. a a6il. .'.
= i
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market.
"..t,,- NHw YoRK. Ociohcr II

The Commercial Adrsrtlser sayS tho feature OF
to.day's excitement Of tho Stock Exchange was
the failure and disappearance Of ]. B. TFainor,
whose exploit consisted In selling some thou.
sands ofshares In New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad stocks and scrip short, tho price
being, with dividend on, %. lIo borrowS his
short stock In tho usual manner the day before
the stock is TO be sold, dividend off, and next day
returns his stock. He bought at %, with his
duo bill for tho amount Of the dividend, thus OBJ.
tnIninga credit Of four thousand dollars on each
thousand shares. Tho time having arrived for
TrainOr to settle. ho was not to be found. Tho
amount secured BY Tralnor is said 10 be about
$4,000 =.
MONEY-Market easy at 500 per cent.
STERLING-Firmer at 108X0f0Sk.
li3X. Borrowing rates 3-64 per cent to Eat.
Clearauces $50 000 900.
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Jndlcin1 peclsion, IN Po,ton.
BosroN, October u.

Nv LUsIUNl VVVVUUT IL. I
The Jury trial in tho Supreme Judicial
Court today resulted in awarding Addt-
son Goodhuo twenty thousand dollars
against the city Of Boston, for personal in
jlries received by plaintiff from being
thrown from bis wagon while passing
through a defective street,
The second trial Of tho suit Of Oleyia
Flint dressmaker, against A. s. Coolidge,
torecover three months bill Of 81, $3.50 ~
Tor supplying dresses, ETC., to defendants
wife, commenced to-day in tho Supreme
Court. N 10 ,,' s..-'..
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIR
INl GINA, RICuMOND. p m -

Tho next Annual Course Of Lectures will com.
mcncG on the first Monday In October. and con.
Consisting Of nlnc Proicssofs,) and with all the
requisite Apparatus, Models, Drawings, and
other facilities for tho illustrOtlon Of the lectures
In tho several departments. An ample supply OF
material for Practical Anatomy.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION. At tho College Hospital.
tho City Aims House, (white and colored,1 and
the Dl6pensary attached to tho College. special
Clinics on diseases Of the Eye and Bar, and
diseases Of Women and Children ;l
-MItriculatlon, $5: Fall Course Of Lee
lures, $40; Graduation, $50 DemonStrator OF
Anatomy, $40. F-llf, =
A reasonable indulgence for the ProfSssora'
BoARD In Richmond SIS TO $50 per month.
loSae, address, a L. g. JoYNEs: u MI n Il. s., sA
aug9-eod i- Dean Of the Faculty.
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London Bond Market.

.. 8, SECURITIES IN LONDON,
[CablcFcport received by Augustus PollRck, ESQ.,
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ncss9es. old. o.: now. GOS virginIas, now, G3;
old, O.; North Carolinas, old, AZ; new, 27JS.
STocKs-B -Buoyant; tho Western Union and the
Northwestern being tho preferred feature.
Western Union Telegraph, AK: Adams Ex.
press. OK; Wells, Fargo 3 Co.. 81: American,
York Central, 03H: script 883S: Erie, 3Sl(; IIar.
lem, 1874; Reading, lOlA Michigan Central, 112Hk;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, lO7; Northwestern,
SsH; preferred, 9OlS; Rock Island, ll9x; New
Jersey Central, 1O9A; st. Paul, B4}l: preferred,
ss ssS a, WabSsh, TX; preferred q EE WSYygne.
preferred, Id; Ohio d Mississippi, 33i:
Cleveland, Columbus b Cincinnati, 81; Bur.
llngton and Quincy, 1E0; Lake shore, 06; In.
diana Central, 1917; Illinois Central, 1876.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-18

There arc the most contradictory re-.
ports concerning tho Prussfan and French
armies near Orleans. Both sides are re-
Ceiving rcintorcemcnts. The municipal
authorities Of Ablis whom the Prussians
threatened 10 execute have been liberated.