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NlDussota Election.

81. PAUL, MINI, November 14.-The
official returns Of the State election are
not all In, but enough arein 70 show that
Gov. Austin will have a majority Of at
least 13000.. II has now reached 10000,
and the Pres estimates the district from
which no returns have heen received will
give $500 more. The Legislature stands
on a joint ballot 10l Republicans to 90
Democrats Senate, 81 Republicans TO
10 Democrats. House, 70 Republicans Ia
80 Democrats. FsT b. t
The first snow Of the season fell yester.
day to the depth Of about an inch and a
hall. Weather this morning coUl. 1i
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WEsT va. INSURANCE ooMpY
CAPITAL. = $1e6,ooo.

Takes riGkS At tho lowest rates on Buildings Of
al kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, MerChAn
disc and Goods In Transit
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WASHINGTON.
Pr0pOulllOn % Pay Iatsrest in bud

Proposition 10 Pay IateTeSt In Europe
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-h Is officially
stated that Secretary Boutwell, in his next
report, will strongly recommand neces'
sary legislation for the payment in Eu'
rope oI the interest on so much Of the
new loan as Is or may hereafter have been
placed abroad. This 1t Is claimed Wlu
greatly extend the European market for
United States securities.
The American and British Commission
met to-day, but owing 10 the absence Of
Judge Frazier no business was transacted.
The President has appointed Nelson j.
Turry, of Ohio, a member OF the Indian
Peace Commission, " fill the vacancy
created some time ago by the resignation
Of ex-senator Lane, Ol Indiana. Turry
Is wealthy farmer and well known in
Ohio. g
At q meeting Of the Cabinet this after.
noon, only the usual routine OF business
was considered, except there was some
interchange Of views In regard 10 select
ing q proper person for appointment as
Counsel for the United States government
before the Geneva Commission, In place
Of Curtis, who declined,
The balances in the Treasury at the
close oil business to-day, was Coin, $685.
S17, ,1O8 currency, $3.50, ,65s; coin ceFtlf.
Gates, $lS,744, 900.
The Civil Service Commission, was
engaged to-day In considering the proper
mode Of conducting the Board Of Exams
iners.
"A, man named Hoover has been arrest
cd at the Treasury Department for oh.
tanning money under false pretenses II
appears that he represented to some Of
the ladies that he would, Tor pecuniary
consideration, obtain them situations In
the department, and informed Others elm.
'PlOyed there that charges had been pre-.
ferred against them, but for certain sums
Of money he would have the charges
withdrawn. Several ladies were duped
BY the sWindler. ..
Estimates Of appropriations for the sew
eral departments have been received at
the Treasury, and arc belpg put in proper
form for the Secretary's use.
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The Wreck OF the GhelhOH..All Hands
q - Perish Ilnt One.

New York, Nov. 14.-A Honolulu lot.
ter Of the Path ult, gives the details Of the
loss Of the American brig ShelholT, which
was rendered a wreck July Sd, in a gale
on the Pacific, while on passage from San
Francisco 10 Honolulu. ALI Of the crew
died on the wreck, and when the steam.
ship Moses Taylor fell In with her on the
10th Of October, Capt. Hopkins only was
barely alive. The rest of tho crew and
four passengers peflshed from hunger and
hatdshlps. The crew were foreigners.
Ashley Crane and Charles Davis, OF San
francisco, were the only American pas.
sengers. -.r .r az. .
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CINCINNATI.

OTNotNNATf, Nov. 14.-From the sta.
tistics furnished by the committee ap
pointed 10 report on PresbyterianiSm ID
Cincinnati, Il appears that within the
city limits, and Including Cumminsville,
there arc eighteen churches, three thou.
sand five hundred members, and from
twelve to fourteen thousand under spirit.
ual care. These organizations and church
ediflces are estimated at nine hundred
thousand dollars, and the average annual
expense Of maintaining these churches
about seventy thousand dollars, ortweity
dollars per member.
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weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
oTF1cE or TIlH CHIEP SIGNAL OHPiCiR,
WASHnaToN, D. O., Nov. iS-TSO :. n.

WAR DHPARTMENT,
oTFTcE or TAH CHiRP SIGNLI OYPfCER,
WASHnaToN, D. O., Nov. 1880 ?. II.
.sln alE PRoBADnTT1Es. r..N
The lowest pressure will probably ad
vance northeastward, possibly branching
In two divisions. Brisk southeast windl
will prevail tonight on the New England
coast and Lake Ontario, the latter back
ing TO the northwest; increasing north
west winds on Lake Eric and Lake Hu
ron; increasing south winds on tho soutE
Atlantic coast. Partially cloudy and
Clear weather will probably prevail ID
the southern gulf States and on the upper
lakes; clearing weather in the Middle
States, cloudy and rain in New England
Cautlonary signals continue this evening
At milwaukee,, Chicago, Grand Haven
Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Ga
vannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Balti
more, Cape May, New York, Boston and
Portland.
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A wRIrER In the Tribune indicates q
method by which any ambitious phllan.
throplst may secure the plaudits Of all
houSekeepers, and that Is, TO found q
training school for servants, as Florence
Nightingale has done for nurses. The
writer-a wOman-thinks such q scheme
can be carried out without difficulty, and
she Is no doubt right. Who will undertake
the enterprisep $50 I
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Mail Agent Thrown From His Car.
CINCINNATI, November 14.-John D.
Martin, a mail agent on the Louisville
Short Line railroad, was thrown from the
mail car this evening as the train was
turning . curve at great speed this side
Of Worthwhile, KY, and 1t Is feared seri.
ously injured. When taken up he was
able 10 tell how the accident occurred, but
was in q precariOus condition. ..
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TURKEY.
The sublime Porte waking Up.

aug SNOhle EOIte "aAinB OP
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November l4.-A
tirman has been Issued by the Sublime
Porte directing the Minister Of Works to
inaugurate comprehensive system Of
public works, projected by foreign cap.
italiSts in the Ottoman Commissions. The
harbors are to be improved, rivers made
navlgable, new roads built, old ones re-
paired, and every effort made IN establish
lines OF connection with the new railway
from all parts Of the country.
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Report Concerning a ParkeEsbpTE
Bank COrTectqd.

Special To the IntelIlgcneer.
PARKRRsBURG, W, Va, November IA.
Tho statement in special to the Gin.
cinnati Times, dated Pittsburg, Nov. II,
that a bank in this city had suffered a
heavy loss, put at 100000, in consequences
of two important failures in oil dealers in
Pittsburg connected with the oil ring o!
1869, Is entirely without foundation. No
Parkersburg, W. Va, bank is concerned
In It at all. The name Is confnunded
with ParkCr's Landing, Pa, where the oil
dealers did their business.
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MnwAukEB, Nov. 14.-TLoUR- Quiet
and unchanged.
GRA1N-Wheat- Demand fair and
prices advanced ic; No. 2 Milwaukee
81 21io cash; No. do. 81 244. Oats.
No. 3, firm at 34c. Corn-No. 2 mixed
easier at 49c. Rye-No. /, firm at O2c
Barley-Firm at Doc. .......|
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MEMPHIS.

MRMPHfs, TENNs Nov. 14AWhils the
steamer Susie Silver was lying at the
wharf last night, negro, named Sam
0wings, made q savage assault on deck
passenger, named Pat Ryan, with razor
ihfllcting a dangerous wound. In the Of.
fray he also wounded Thomas Halligan
and Geo. Ross. He was arrested and
committed TO fail. lE u.uay
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The SO-calIed Social Movement.

80 - StSAANA A-NNSAAA@ANs
LONDON, November ASCOT Russell
writes to the papers to-day, giving a his.
tory Of the so-Called social movement.
He says that if Price Albert had been
living he would have been Its leader. HC
denies most positively that It's objects OF
methods were political or revolutionary
He strongly advocates perseverance, in the
effort In interest Of the social progress re-
form.
DR.. livingston Slowly Making his
Way 70 the COaSt-.Once more.
LONDON, November 1.-THE British
government has granted a pension Of 800
pounds TO the cly9dren Of DR.. Livingstone,
the African Explorer. DR.. Livingstone,
when last heard from, was slowly making
his way toward the coast. Er
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HIsToRICAL-The reason why they beat
the drum was because 1t called the harp q
Tyre. gsk r. ~ Bg sEst.ifa
The singer whobrought down the house
has refused 10 rebuild II.
QuERY.-What Is the difference be.
tween drunkard's Scruple and dram
Astamp you can't Buy-The stamp Of
q gentleman p 'lF y IN p tH'F'.a 9
To MEND BAD sHERRY-Have a sherry
cohbler.
N. Bit isn't the easiest thing In the
world to put q blister on a hedgehog's
back, but we ought not To say 1t is imposs-
ible.-Fun,
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Mn CHARLES MATHEWS relates that
once. on entering an eating house, he
heard seven gentlemen give their orders
In quick suCcesSion-one calling for a
plate Of ox.tail soup, two for mock.turtle
soup, three for pea soup, and one for bou.
illi. And the waiter, dashing to the speak
ing tube which communicated with tue
cook, bawled out with immense rapidity:
"One OK, two monks, three peas and q
h,,IIvU
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TIE Governor Of Wyoming Territory
puts In aplea for female suffrage, Rdyislng
The Legisiature against the repeal Of the
Act under which II Is allowed. He says
women have made good jurors and hon.
est and competent otlice.llolders. His tcs-
tlmony Is that Of an impartial observer,
and will no doubt to some extent inhu-
ence the future policy Of the Territory in
this important matter Fb 3
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Tha Nnremhsr Nlatsora.

WARRINGTON, Nov, i4.-The Chief
Signal officer reports that several neteors
were seen between / and Q o'clock this
morning. Tie weather, however, through.
out the country being cloudy or rainy, was
unfavorable for observations A meteoric
shower Is anticipated.
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NEW York, Nor 14.-1n letter in the
London TImEs Of the 1st inst. from Persia,
ah English official states that the people
there are more emaciated than ever. AT
least $500 besiege the English residency
for food every morning, and in their rush
had actually crushed two women 10 death.
Infants and children were lying about the
streets, scarcely recognizable as human
beings. .t
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SPAIN.

Madrid, Nov. 1L-The motion for a
vote Of want of confidence In the govern.
ment, which the supporters Of Sorilla
propose, will be considered at the
special request Of the Ministers them.
selves. ..aa
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FoR the first timc In tho history oI
Massachusetts, German has been elected
q member of the House Of Represents.
tives. They have had Englishmen, Irish.
men, and Scotchmen, but Mr. Bartholo.
mez, from Boston, Is the first German ele-
yated to legislative honors.
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MILWAUKEE. FIa

MILWAUKEE, November 14.A1t Is un.
derstoOd that the suit Of Lawson 70. the
City Of KenOsha, 10 realize our city bonds,
has been compromised, the terms Of
which are not btated.
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RECENTLY q woman was arraigned be.
fore a magistrate for some misdemeanor.
The usual questions were put To her /:
"What Is your ocCupatiun !" " have
none, cir" was the reply. Well, how
do you liveT II live on privatlons."
She was allowed to 20 unhned.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

Iofrer for Eale the houe In which how're. ~
side, situate on John street, few doors
east Of Fiith. The house 10 q substantial
twOatOry brick containing eight rooms, be-
attic, with q good cellar, hot and cold water in
bathrooms. Tho house 10 In good ordAr and
well located and In every wayG desitable prop
erty, being but little over d square ff0m TIT
Post once. There is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and carriage house
Any one wlshinRt 70 purchase can e1Amiuo thC
sept25 JNO, r. McDERMOT,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 14.-Goulard has been ap.
pointed Ambassador Of France TO Italy,
Picard, late Minister of the Interior has
been appointed Minister To Belgium.
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ramAll.noI in Philndslnhin.

PHILADELPHIA, November 14.-The
Board Of Health report shows the number
Of cases Of smallpox last week to be 49l,
showing falling of from the previous
week Of 50 cases.
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A CHICAGO paper says: "Tho era has
come Of plain and wholesome food, plain
and decent clothes, plain and honest ways.
Vanity must DO ct1clhed. Amusements
must be largely homemade and inexpen-
aiva" ~ 60 49, -
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7 sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered al $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on thG
east side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and OK.
tending to the river. Price from $500 10 l,OOC
each. according 70 1lso and location. Terms,
onc'fourth cash, residue In equal lnstallments al
JNo. P. G1LCHR1sT,
AuK9l Al Top Mn.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Ga, November 14.-Ths
Legislature to-day elected by an over
whelming majority Hon. Thos. M. Nor
wood, q moderate Democrat, Of Savan'
nah, TO the United States Senate.
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LONDON, November 14.-The steamers
City Of Brooklyn, Hansa and 81. David
have arrived out. ~
The New York and Virginia from Iliv.
erpool have arrived t..
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A Raid on the KusKIuH In North
TCafoIina. .aMN

RALEIGH, N. O., Nov. 14.-Dispatches
state that tho late raid Of the troops into
the town Of Shelby at night caused a
stampede Of the Inhabitants In their night
clothes. No arrests Of Ku.Klux were
t1Nodn
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GRACE GREENWOOD calls Brigham
Young a "mystetious, mastery, many.
sided and many.wived man" Ifhis wives
originated like Eve, be would need TO be
"many.sided" tomeet the demand for ribs.
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LOUISVILLE.

LoUByrLLE, Nov 14,-George Francis
Train lectured here tonight TO a large au
dience, which received his speech will
great applause. .G
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SATURDAY, The 18th day Of Nov, 4. D. ls7i,

Marshall county, West Virginia, bearing date the
Slst day OF December, 1868, VIII, on
SATURDAY, the 3Sth day OF Nov, A. D. 1871,
county Of Marshall, stats Of West Virginia, at
10 o'clock A. \. Of that day, proceed 10 sell at
public sale all the right, title and interest OF the
said WILLIAM HosAck and Nancy HOsack his wife
In and 10 the following described real 0state,
that TO say, al their right title and interest In
situated in South Cameron, Marshall county,
West Virginia, known As lot No. u6) sixteen;
also the undivided interest Of the said William
lloSAck and Nancy his WifO In aud 70 the follow
Ing described property situated In the town Of
Cameron, and bounded and described As follows,
", thIrty.OnefeetJ 70 stake, thence n. 81 deg. 0.
BlIty.seyen feet 10 the Poplar Springs road,
thence thiTty.tW0 and one half feet along said
road to q stake, thence .. ~ deg, ". seventy.
eight and one half feet TO the beginning; also,
oRe.hAlf Of an alley nov. open between the lot
Fulton, OF the city OF Baltimore, Maryland,
which alley Ia eight feet, more or less, in width
at the front on Poplar Spring road, and runs back
10 the rear OF lot adjoining on the north belong
Ing TO said James Fulton, and ct the re0r OF said
ots ten feet, more or less, In width, the portion
thereof, towit: iouf feet front and Ave feet more
OF less, o. the rear, saving and feSefVlng OF Of
tho premises hereby conveyed, the right TO the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company TO 70.
move, alter and repair certain pipes through said
premises, now used and occupied by the said
Company 10 convey water from there down 10
the water station on their road, and also reserV-
Ing TO said James Fulton the right 10 have, use
mud maintain the track running across the rearend
Of said lot, being an extension oi the "Y" as the
same 10 now used and occupied a. long % said
"i" and track 10 kept open and used by said
Company up 70 tho lot hereby conveyed from the
main track Of said Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
also lot Of ground In the village Of Cameron,
In Marshall county, State Of West Virginia, and
which lot 10 bounded on the SOuth hy q lot OF
Charles Keller, and on the west by an alley, and
on the north by . lot Of Henry M0OrO's, and ON
the east by Rlggter lot, and being tho SamB pro.
perty heretofore conveyed by d. II. Dix and wife
10 the said William HOAack, ~
TERMS OF RBALB-0nehAlf cash, balance three,
SIX and nine months II. J. PORTER,
OcA snFnalRN.
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WHISKY distilled from Canada thlStles
Is said TO induce a penetrating and exil.
arating effect, the sensation being the
same as II q ajewsharp in full tune was al.
tached TO every nerve. ru7f rE1
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TOR SALE-ONE GOOD WARE.
u ROOM on Monroe street. ,n t,.
One comfortable Dwelling HouIo on Monroe
street.
Two new Brick Dwelling Houses on Quincy
Ono new little Cottage on the Island, on Broad.
way. ]. IRWIN,
Oc25 Real Estate Agent.
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Murder b1 Can't. WhInkY.

CfNoNNATr, November 14.-John r.
Murray, farmer at Pleasant Hill, Miami
county, Ohio, was murdered Saturday
night by John Cecil Cause, whisky.
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THE Chicago Journal says that laborets
aud mechanics from abroad are coming
10 that city with almost incredible rapidi-
ty. There Is room and work for all who
apply. ....- -,-.y.......... II
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THRUST sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
i Deed Of Trust made TO me by William Ho-
sack and Nancy HoSaCk bis wife, Of Cameron, in
Marshall county, West Virginia, bearing date the
SiSt day Of December, 1868, Will, on
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OIL STRUCK.

=. W .I..l ~. = ".
A reservoir Of oil was struck last nighI
on the farm Of George Hudson, in Dick
son county, about thirty miles from Nash,
vile. The flow Of oil Is estimated az 100
gallons per day. Hy..s safl ~
The Masonic Grand Lodge Of Tennessee
Is now In session. They adopted o resOltl'
ton to-day expressive Of sympathy with
tue Grand Lodges Of Alabama and Texat
for the loss by death Of theit Grand Mas.
ters; also with the Grand Lodge Of Illlneis
Tor the loSs of their records at Springfield
by fire, and with Chicago for the recent
terrible holacahsk "a resolution Of sym.
pathy and encouragement TO the Grand
Lodge Of New Jersey, in condemnlng The
formation Of d new Lodge In that Bate
under the authority Of the Grand Lodge
Of Hamburg, was adopted. -.-,..... l.
The Legislature to-day paid a.vislt oi
respect TO Mrs. Polk, the widow Of ex'
President Polk. .-t
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BELGIUM.

BRUssErs, Nov. l3,-The session Of the
Belgian chambers was opened to-day land
Prince Deligue was made Presinent oI
the Senate. .If.
fHfi ..r ----- HF. b.. .....r
The Geneva Fires Damage Done.
LONDON, Nov. 13-The ffre in Geneva
to-day destroyed two blocks Of houses, the
Quay, and the Hotel Couronne. Tremen.
dOus CONSERVATION prevailed, but the mil.
tary preserved order.
The statement that the Pope has re.
quested residence in France Is untrue.
ChOleTa Spreading In COnstantinOpIe.
b LONDON, Nov. 13.-Letters from Con.
stantlnople represent that tho cholera IL
spreading In that city, and the number Of
deaths are increasing daily.
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NAsnvlIIE..
Fall Of snow.

NASHVILLE, November l4.-Snow has
been falling here since three o'clock this
morning. Itmelts as fast as It hlls. 4 :
Jones, Purvis Il Co., projectors Of the
Republican, Banner and Union d Anleri.
can, were today reelected public prln.
ters by the Legislature. The vote stood
Jones, Puryis y Co, OF; Paul White q
Co., II; Waters, Rep, 49, s'''NO'-'h"
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TOR SALE LOW AND ON EASY
II TRRMs-A arSt class TanneFy, two story
Brick Building, 98 feet by Of, with al the mod.
ern improvements and In good running order.
available for any other manufacturing purpose.
Also q good Brick Dwelling House with 10
rooms and null lot, on Hampden street,
W. Y. HOGR a BRO,
noyi Market street,
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pEABODY INSURANCE OOMpY
AT WRRRLlNd, WEST VA.

VAL 44Al oA4OIOOS1
With the privilege Of lneseasinE tho same to
DIRIoFoRB:
Dr. VIM. J. Bate, 4. \. AdSaS,
Andrew ]. PannOll. james =. Barnes,
Henry StAmm, Thomas Hughes.
A. j. Cecil,
This Company having been In suecOsSfal OpeF-
alton for nearly two .yoars 10 prepared 70 take
risks At hll rates on BuildingB Of all kinds, MOT.
ehAndlee, Manufacturing RstAbliBhments FuTni.
tlro, Steamboats,, and carg0es on the Western
kTeEH and LAkOs, lsO 10 issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores. THIS Company being
composed mOsly ol our leading business men,
recommends Itself 70 the favorable consideration
Of the inslring public, and solicits their pAtro-
mage, Applications for insurance will be prompt
y attended 70 AttheiF office, BAILRY'B BLOCK,
No. i00 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, PrOS'L
ALoNz0 LoRING, Vice Pres'E
N. @, ARTHUR, s0c'y.
W. II. A9NRW, Asst 6Oc'y. janis
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BY mrELE0RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
E1olusIvsly to the IntellIgencOr.

By the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe lta'l
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Departure OF Mr.. Adams for Geneva.
BosToN, Nov. H.-Mr. Charles Francis
Adams sailed to-day for Geneva.
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novlO E1oeutOr1 Of Martha Knox, doo'd.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A BUST.
~ NESS MAN.-FoR SALR-ThO stock,
fixtures, &C., oi Retail Grocery Store, now do.
ing good business, and In ono Of the best lOeA;
tlonS In the city. Satisfactory reasons given for
selling. This 70 an opportunity for business
8. L. CUTHBRRT,
nOV9 MLAin'G Block, Monroe st,