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New YORK.

new YORK, October so. = Cotton -
Steady at II 3.l6lIl 5.l6e. Flour-Yery
limited trade; No. ., s. OOa4 80, superfine
western and State 81 sOa5 s.. common ito
good s. 4Qaj 70, good to choice IS sOa6 %,
white wheat extra 50 0ja6 10, fancy 50 sOa
5 ej, extra ohio s. 45a7 80, ST. Louis IS so
as %, Minnesota patent process 81 40a9 50.
Wheat No. 2 Milwaukee 81 29klI 30, No.
! spring hard 81 80, ungraded winter red
81 20. Rye-Quiet; western 7Oa79u Barley
-Six.rowed State II 1zaS21Sc. Malt-Firm.
CoTn-New western mixed 6Oc, steam mix.
ed Gl4a62c. Oats-Quiet but firm; west.
ern mixed and State S2a31c, white western
$iai2c. Hay-Shipping 55as0c. Hops
Unchanged. Coffee and Sugar-U Unchaug.
ed. MOlasses-Quiet. Rice-LeSs firm.
Whisky-$l 10.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 3O.-The soldiers
and volunteers who have completed their
terms Of service and settled in Cuba, and
the insurgents who have submitted to
the government, will be granted a por.
ton Of the forests belonging to the State
or other national lands. The recipients
are TO be tenants for three years, when, II
the land be properly cultivated, they be.
come absolute owners. They will be ex.
empt from taxation for fivo years.
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CISctNNATE October SO.--The District
Court to-day decided the case OF the
Union Central Lille Insurance Company
against the Mutual Benefit Life Insur.
anee Company aud Robert Simpson in
iayor OF the first named company. The
action was for libellous publication, and
theeourt decided that a corporation could
be sued for libel and that the alleged libel
In this case was a proper one for submis.
Aion 10 to 4 jury.
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Tearing Up Railroad tracks.

NEWPORT, VI, 0etober 3O.-Preaident
Raymond and Superintendent Falsom Of
the Passumpsic railroad, with gang Of
men, proceeded from Newport this morn.
ing with train, arriving at North Troy.
They tore up the track between there
and Mausionville Postolice, the starting
point from which Col. Foster runs his
trains. They then took short cut and
proceeded to Rlchford, Vt. The men are
tearing up the track between there and
Abercorn. There are prospects Of warm
work the next forty.eight hours.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

LONDON, October 3O.-Headquartsrs Of
the Prince Of Roumania aud Gen. Todls.
bien have been removed to Bogol.
The Roumanian division commander
who lead the asIanlt on the second Gre.
visa redoubt has been superceded.
Telische was surrounded on the 2sLh
inst. by one cavalry and two infantry
brigades. The Imperial guard and one
brigade Of Cossacks were bombarded two
hours by 72 guns, when the small Turk.
ish garrison surrendered. Killed and
wounded Insignificant,
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a Train lsIomn OYcr.

SALT LAKE, October 3O.--A passenger
train on the Utah Central R1iIrod, coui.
ing south this afternoon, when near
Pennington was lifted from the track and
turned upside down by the wind. Two
passenger cars and baggage car were
turned over aud the Goals from the stoves
scattered through the cars, bat the fres
were put out before any damage va,
done. Several passengers were badly
hurt, but are expected 10 recover.
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TOLEDO, October 3O--Flour-Quiet.
Wheat-Quiet; No. white Michigan held
at 81 80, 81 81 bid, extra do 81 SiIf, am.
Der Michigan spot 81 99J<, seller Novem-
ber 81 2s2+, seller December 81 29X, No. 2
red winter spot 81 27H- Corn-Easier;
high mixed 40Kc, No. spot 4sJ<c,
seller November AZ JSc, rejected 46l<c bid
new 4ic, damaged 45Hc. Oats-Dull; Nj.
ehigan 261Gc. Clover Seed-Prims at 81 90,
No. >, $f5O.
4 T. M.-wheat closed frmer; No. l
white Michigan 81 81, No. 2 red winter
spot 81 27&, seller October 81 27H, seller
November 81 275<, seller December 81 2sX,
No 5 red 81 l5I1, amber Michigan spot and
seller December 81 29H. Corn quiet; No.
=, iSc,
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The Courier left for Parkersburg at
10! Am.
The o'Neal left for Pittsburgh at7A II.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati at
4 T. NJ, with all the freight she could
carry on THE water and good passenger
The oella, Telegram aud Phaeton made
their regular trips yesterday.
The Salt Valley passed dc-n yesterday,
en- route from Pittsburgh to iroutou.
The Ragon will leave for Parkersburg,
and the Market Boy for Malamoras, this
morning.
The Hudson left Cincinnati last night
for Wheeling.
The steamers Whale and Barnard,
which left here with heavy tows on the
last rise, were unable to get any farther
than Parkersburg, and have laid up
there.
Last night the marks indicated 4 feet 0
inches and falling.
The Carrie Brooks was due last night,
en- route from Pittsburgh to Zlnesville.
The Fanchon was due last night from
Cincinnati, en- route to Pittsburgh.
The Ike Hammett passed down empty
yesterday.
IBy TcIesaph,l
MEMrHGs, October 3O,-River rising,
with Z feet 7 inches. Cloudy; mercury
62'. Arrived-Kalie Hooper, Arkansas
river. Departed-Ruth, White river;
City Of Vicksbusg, Illinois, Vlcksburg;
Belle OF st. Louis, for St, Louis.
CIScINSAT[, October 30.-River Q feet
10 inches, and stationary. Fair and cool.
Departed-Hrdson, for Wheeling. The
Donnally laid all nishl at Gunpowder
bar waiting for water.
EVANSVILLE, October S0-Clear and
cool wind from the north; mercury 54' to
G5'. River 2 feet even, and falling.
Down.. B. Stahlman, Sallie Carney,
Silver Thorn. Up--M. Smith, C. W. An.
derson, Rapidan, Dick johnson. Busi-
ness rather active, The Golden City is
over Henderson bar.
SHREVEPORT, October 3O.-River risen
2 feet l inch Weather rainy.
LITTLE R0cK, Oatober 30.-Weather
cloudy and warm. River on a stand;
rise reported above. Departed-Mau.
melle and Rose City, Fort Smith.
LOUISVILLE, October 3O.-Weather
clear and cool. Departed-Tempest.
River rising; 3 feet I inches IN the canal.
CAIRO, 0ctober 3O.-Riyer II feet II
inches, and rising, Weather clear; mer-
curry 6S'. Arrived-Katie p. Kountz,
St. Louis; City Of Chester, st. Louis. De.
parted-Kountz, New Orleans.
VIcKsBURG, October 3O.-Weather
cloudy and cool. Down-Paragon, Jas.
4 Howard and Natchez. UP-Grand
Tower.
sr. LOUIS, October SO.-Arrived-war
Eagle, Keokuki Savannah, St. Paul; St.
Genevieve, Memphis; Grand Lake, Cairo.
Departed City Of HelenS, Vicksburg;
War Eagle, Keokuk; Tale, New Orleans;
Grand Lake and barges, Cairo. River,
fallen about . inches. Cloudy and cool.
Showery tonight.
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APPROPRIATIONS.

The House Committee on Appropria-
tionS to-day considered the apptopria-
tions for the army. 1t is said a bill will
be reported within two days.
The Committee on Ways and Means
also organised and considered the va
rious subjects embraced in the Presidents
message, and will report to the House
Tomorrow.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

-Gollsmith Maid Is withdraw from
the turf. Age 81.
-Wm. NJ. Burwell has been appoint
ed Register OF the Land Office At New
Orleans.
Gen. Perry, of Cincinnati, has been
ch6sen President otthe National Conven-
tion Of Letter Carriers, at Washington,
held mainly to secure an increase Of com.
pensation.
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NLw Yong, October So.-The Stevens
Battery hiss been sold to foreign gov
ernment,S the name Of which or the
amount Is not stated, but the sum is said
to be small in comparison with the origi.
nal cost, which was nearly six millions.
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PHILADELPHIA, October So Flour -
Quiet;,suPerdue 81 90, extra IS 50, Penn.
sylvania family S. 5Oa7 %, Minnesota tami.
y s6 5O1G 70, high grades and patent s. 90
40 90, Wheat Dull aud lower; amber
81 45al 4S. Corn-Steady; yellow at &c,
mixed 6la6l Xc. oats-Eirm; white ives.
tern at3Gt57c, western mixed and State 3Ss
35c. Rye SteSdy at zoe. Provisions
Duh. Pork-$l4 75al5 90. Butter-Quiet;
creamery 30a33c, western reserve 2Iae6c.
Eggs Firm; western 22l2Sc. Cheese
Steady; western l9ISsl$c. Petroleum
Exceedingly dull, NO offerings; refined I4c
crude l07tc. Whisky-SlIl.
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ST. LOUIS, October 3O.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company have just com.
pleted au extension. OF their wires 10
Joplin, No, which places the great lead
and zinc bearing region Of Missouri in
direct and speedy Communication With
the rest Of the world.
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The Case OF MetcnlH vs.. Frost.

ST. LOUIS, October 3O.-The case Of
Metealf VS.. Frost, TO compel the issue Of
. certificate Of election as Congressman
from the Sd district, this city, to Met.
calf, was decided by the Supreme Court
this morning in favor Of Metcalt. The
contest in Congress now devolves upon
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LARGE CRoP.-There is man living
out in the country who has such large
crop Of pumpkins that he is thinking Of
calling on our Committee on Streets aud
Alleys to know ii he cannot dispose Of
them for the purpose Of bordering some
OF our streets.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
COuRrRSN

New YORK, October 3O.-The fourth
annual session Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church Congress began to-day in
Chiekering Hall, after religious services
in Trinity Chapel, where Bishop Bedill,
OF Ohio, made an address on the func-
tions Of the church as teacher. Bishop
Potter, who presides over the Congress,
made an opening address,
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lIarine InteIlIgencc.

LONDON, October 3O.-steamers City ol
Berlin, Anglia, Panama and Davan, from
New York, and Brauchsweig, from Balti-
more, arrived out.
New YORK, October 3O.-Arrived-
Steamer Italy from Liverpool.
LONDON, October 30.-The steamer
Baldwin, from Glasgow for New York
was spoken on the 24th inst, repairing a
broken shaft. She would complete it on
the 26th, and proceed, expecting to reach
New York about November Let,
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New YORK, October So.--Business con.
tinues light with commission houses and
importers. Cottous quietan steady. Prints
dutl. Ginghams and cotton dress goods in
fnis demand. Worsted dress goods, shAwls
aud skirts quiet and heavy. Wooiens for
men moving slowly, but utalnnelI in fair re.
quest,
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EAST LIBERTY, October 30.-CArrIE-
Receipts to-day I, ,564 head, all for this mar.
ket. Prime s. %, good s. 25a5 90, common
10 fair s. 0Oa4 00.
HoGs-Receipts to-day I, ,925 head. York.
ers 81 90a5 10, PhiladeIphtaS s. 20a5 40.
SHsEP-Reccips 2,l0O head. Selling at
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TaE evening Eastern mail (New York,
Philadelphia and Pistsbarg,) now arrives
by way Of the Hempdeld at 8 o'clock, in.
stead Of by the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
road at $50. The train leaving Pitts.
burgh at $50 a. N. via the CHARTER.
road, brings the New York mail Of the
evening before to Washington at II
o'clock, and connects for Wheeling al
s;isP.M. This gives u, Eastern letters
aud papers an hour and a half in advance
Of former arrivals by the CAP. hisu
good arrangement and we hope it will be
keptup.
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JUsTiCE WM. PHlLLlRs.-Jake Fsicker
yesterday entered an Information against
his sister, Alice Fricker, charging her
with disturbance Of the peace. a war.
rant was issued.
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FINANCIAL AND ooMMER0IAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana Stocks,

NEW YoRK, October So.-MoSEY--5a7
per cent, closing at 7. Prime mercau tile
paper 8 5a9 per cent. Custom receipts s3l3,.
0OO. The Assistant Treasurer dishursed
S30s, 900. Produce exports for the week
NsOs,00O. Clearings $4,000, 600. Sterling :,
quiet; long 4.S0N, short 4.S5.
GoLD-Opened aut closed at l02ii, with
sales In the interim q. l09S4. Borrow ing
rates lat at !, . and 2h per can't. Carrying
rates to IL per cent.
SnvER-At London 54I5.lGl. Here,
silver bars are 81 90, grCenbneEs, 81 lS9&
gold. silver coin kas per cent discount.
GoYKRSMENTs-Stead
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Cur Hrs KSEE.-Mr. Charles DoneI,
4 carpenter residing in East Wheeling,
while at work on ;he Island Monday LAST,
accidentally cut bis Knee very severely
with a hatches.
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BLowH Ur.-IE there is any Of our
readers who were never blown up on
steamboat, let them go down to the
steamboat Courier and get John Craft, the
cook, to give his experience Of the ex.
plosion Of the steamer Comfort.
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WARRINGTON.
Nominated BY the President.

Nominated by the President.
WAsHISoroN, October 30.-The Presi.
dent has nominated John Welsh, Of Penn
sylvania, as Envoy Extraordinary aud
Minister Plenipotentiary to Great Brit
ain, and Geo. L. Norton, Of Louisiana, as
Supervising Inspector Of Steamboats, for
tho Tenth District.
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RAiLRoAp BoNps-Firm.
STATE sEcuRrrIes-Quiet.

NINEh ELOUAEIEo-NguItI.
sToCHs-The market was heavy and
lower in the early dealings. when prices
declined z to . per cent. After the trSt
board there was recovery of x 70 " per
cent, but the improvement was afterwards
lost and the market became very dull,
closing weak at decline in prices Of 4 to
2 per cent, under the pressure to sell. This
change in the market Is attributed In a
great degree to the letter Of VIM. II. Van
derbilt.
Transactions aggr, gated 102o 900 ,ShaEsr
Of which ]. .0OO were Eil,, ,.y,vl 20 .-,as l..yfs,
1000 Northwestern common, 1000 prefer.
red, 5000 St. Paul common, 5000 prefer.
H. 600 Laekawanna, "a, 900 Michigan Central,
and 1000 Western Union.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

ADLE TO De oUr.-Mr. John Browning,
Of the Arlington Stove Works, who has
been confined to his bed for some time on
account otaiall he received, Is again able
10 b out.
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THE President and Clerk Of the Board
ot Commissioners yeAterday signed the
P. W. & Ky. r. K, Subscription bonds
recently issued by the Board, and the
bonds will be placed 10 the bank to-day.
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The employees ol the b. & o. machine
shops in this city have rendered Capt.
Ed. Weisgerber, the retiring Master
Mechanic, a complimentary supper at
Turner Hall tonight,
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The GofF Guards yesterday received
from the State authorities forty stand Of
guns for drilling purposes. As soon as
the company Is uniformed the boys will
be furnished With improved breeci.lOad.
ing guns.
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FRANCE.

PARrs, October SO.-Ag great part Of the
Senators Iand Deputies being absent on
account Of the elections on Sunday next
for Conseillers D'ArrondiSsement, Con.
seller Greriu1 negotiations for compro-
mise has been postponed to Monday.
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MoRRIsrowS, n. J., October SOL.
CasS CarpeFt, alias Carpenter, editor and
proprietor OF the Columbian Uaioa,
South Carolina, has been arrested on a
requisition from the Governor Of South
Carolina, charged with raising two notes
from 5000 to $1,000.
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a MAX from Toledo, without money
and without friend, Is lying 10 the police
court room, very III with tho fever and
ssgue. Hero ia chance for tho good
SamAritans.
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Brought In For Safe KeepIup.

Loursvu.tE, october SO.-Grovs Ken.
nedy, the Eastern Kentucky OUTLAW, was
brought here to-day for safe keeping,
The trial will take place in Nelson coun.
" December 1st.
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sHrPPENsBuRo, Pa, October SO.-An
explosion Of boiler in the saw mill Of
l. Shoemaker & Powell killed son Of
Shoemaker and a man named Bowers,
and wounded two Others,
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The ordinance assessing asT S,ial water
tax upon manufacturers and others for
the ensuing year was passed last night,
with but few changes from las. year.
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The Committee on Privileges and EIec.
tions this morning discussed the course
they would pursue in the investigation Of
the credentials Of Kellogg and Spotford, i,
and without coming to any conclusion
adjourned until Thursday next.
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THE work Of painting the brick on the
south wallot the Washington Hall build.
Ing has been resumed by Mr.. Andrews,
the surviving partner Of the firm Of An
dreWs 4 Kirk.
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MENPnts, October SO.-The Cotton Ex.
change has authorized tue Mayor OF
Fsrnandina TO draw for $500 to relieve
the siek Of that city.
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NEwORLEAxs, October SO.-Arrived-
Dawn, Alexandria, Red river. Depart.
ed-Dawn, Alexandria, BED river; Cen.
tennisl, St, Louis. Cloudy and threaten.
ing; warm.
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Mr. B, j. CAMPBELL, OF Hancock
county, Deputy U. S, Marshal, brought
three L. S. prisoners to Moundsville yes.
'eFday who were found guilty and sen.
fenced to the Penitentiary at the recent
session Of the U. S. Court at Clarkaburs.
Said prisoners were Samuel W. JeiEsrs,
lately 4 Postmaster in Calhoun county,
sentenced for two years for emberzlement
OF letters Andrew Phillips, of Barbour
county, sentenced for one year for illicit
di''ilIiOgi and John Slaughter, of PsestOn
county, sentenced for two years for pass,
ing counterfeit money.
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Col. BES WILSON having been Ran.
dali man is naturally put upon two I'm.
potsans committees, Wig, Manufactures
and FOrnigu Affairs.
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HARRISBURG NEws.,-si1Ly-three hun.
lfsd dollars were disbursed at the session
Of the L. s. Court which closed Monday
evening. The Land case occupied two
Weekd. The jury CAME within one Of
agreeing on Il verdict Tor the defendants.
They stood II to for the men who were
defending their homes,
Judge Jackson, Marshal Patton, Gen.
GOF and Clerk Moore lei: yesterday for
Charleston via Washington City $500
miles aroundl to open court tomorrow.
Charleston is distant l60 mile, from
Clarksburg across the country from
Parkersburg, but who could survive the
fatignes Of such trip as that, unless he
travelled as LapIander in winter time.
We make this remark as fresh marrow
gauge railroad text for the Charleston n
Courier.
After settling their board and other
bills some Of the jarymen were barely
able to make ends meet, and one or two
Of the brethren were short.
Col. Crothers is enthusiastic in his
praises Of General GOf a, Prosecuting
Attorney. He says that sll the people at
CIArksburs be! on Gof, and on whatever
he asserts as fact to jury. He il never
found perverting the evidences or avoid
ing asquare issue. The Col. also formed
a high opinion Of Judge Birdseye, ol
New York, who, he says, is a number one
lawyer.
The friends OF the Hon. John 5. Clrlile
will be sorry to hear CT the very feeble
condition Of his health. His case is re.
garGed a. precarious.
1t is not true las yeti as has been re,
ported, that Msior Gardner has been ap.
pointed Consul to Melbourne. AT least
the Major himself has no information to
that effect. He still cheri,ho, hopes
however.
Sargent, Of the Phillippi Jtgsr,osian,
Sas foreman Of the jury in the land csse.
te used to be editor OF paper at Colum,
bu", Chic, and is pronounced bright and
genial feliow-suEsrer on a long winded
trial.
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Weather Indications.

OFBIcX o. TuK CHIEF SIGNAL OgYIcER,
WAsuIasToN, D. C., Oct all 4, 4.
fEo8AuLlIEL
For Tennessee and the OHIO VsIley,
partly cloudy weather, with rain areas,
colder northwest winds and falling bar
ometer.
For the Lower Lakes, warmsrg partly
cloudy weather, rain areas, southwest
winds and lower pressure.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October S0.-The Queen has
pardoned Alice Rhodes and committed the
death sentence Of the other prisoners to
imprisonment for life.
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AMAsb by tue name of welch, of Phila.
dslphia, was nominated yestsrday for
minister 10 England. He il no relation,
that we know Of, 10 ex.Speaker WEIGH, Of
Mineral county, W. Va. II he had been
we should have known more about hun.
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FIRE RECORD.

CHARLTON, IA, October 3O.-The pub
lie school building was completely de-
stroyed BY fire last night. Loss S25, 5000;
insurance $5,00O-s2,50O each in North
American and Home ot New York.
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AT the close Of the "serious Family" !"
a! the Opera House last night BrOugham
was called before the curtain and enthu.
siasticallY cheered. he said that he had
noticed all through the plSy that his
large audience had shown a generous
appreciation Of It's dslineatlOn, and be
would go away feeling that he had two
evidences that the playing was good, viz:
the opinion Of hia audience and bis own
opinion, and that was endorsement enough
for modest man.
Brougham uSed to be, and no doubt
sill ia, a great success before the curtain.
When he played with Burton in New
York it was always part Of the perform.
anca to call the both before the curtain
and get somothing impromptu und rscy
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The House Committee on Banking and
Currency met this afternoon. Judge
Buckner, chairman, said he was willing
that the committee should have the ear.
liest opportunity to pass a bill 10 remon.
etize silver and repeal the third section
OF the resuuption act.
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Cincinnati Retail Hay and straw
Market
NHAs. Z. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

I, prepared to make careful and complete ap,Iy,s,
II lFon OFea, Linsltonea, Mineral wsterl, etc.
LsorEtory cor. 2tth and Chaplius streets
a1a whNsiinV. ". Va.
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PHILADELPHIA, october SO.--John
Welch stated this evening. that after
mature deliberation, and with,great diff.
dence, he had reluctantly yielded 10 the
wishes OF the President and had conclud.
ed to accept the nomination as minister
70 England il he should be confirmed by