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Tnrpor or inartvityof the Kidneys is >rri.
OISIy dangerous to those organs, since it is the
precedent Of diseases which destroy their sub.
stance and endanger life. This Slug.ishncsS
may he overcome by, stimulating them. not
excessively, but moderately, un effect rrp.
duced by HnStcttcr's Stomach Bittcrs. a zen.
cral lnvigorlnt and alternative possessing Iii.
urctic cpr"pTieties Of M common order. The
impetus which this admirable medicine gives
to their cvacuttivc function rountcrirt> any
tendency to congestion which may exist in
their TISSUES. both they and their associate
organ. the bladder are inviIorIicd us well rs
gently stimulated by the BiticrS. which cxcrlS
a kindred influence upon the stomach liver
and bowleS, and by strengthening the system,
enables il to Withstand malarial rpidcnicS, To
which when exposed it might otherwise sue.
Cilmh
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loNDoN, january 2l.-Ghr Mark LANE f..
P~S says Samples of the growing wheat plant
Is scarcely satisfactory. us sudden changes in
ilI" temperature lavrtemdrd TO check its early
development; hut another month ur six
weeks must rlapSc before any definite opinion
can hr put forward AN tu the actual state Of
the crop. Farmers deliveries have again been
moderate, and dissatisfaction continues In r..
gard To the condition in which most English
wheat comes u market. Nry parcels are
quits an exception both in the London md
prnvlnrial exchanges. Nearly all the samples
"'rrr,larr damp"r >pr'utrd To its detective
condition must hr altrihu'ul cumunrpllyr
neglect which hnuNc grown wheat has suffer.
rd, and whicn has prevented uN from sharing
the Increased attention paid IL foreign grain
The lmp"riH VI (un'iGn wheat Ia London ron.
llnur moderate More attention has been
paid Ia this class ut produce, rs grlnnrird
stock IN the United Kingdom show CONSIDER.
able drIictrUcy On those held at the CORES.
mndluG time in ISIS. Tlr millrr> have Iur.
chased with less reserve, and n steady trade
las resulted Al fully the latr>; rates The
weak rrn, a> regards the future course III
prices, Is the uu'l>,ially large surplus nVailu.
hlr fer export in America. which must ever.
visr a depressing effect. II the purchasing
power m France has been uvrrc>timu,r,I
alalt from the uncertainty attaching Ia up.
cautious, our nrighh"tS Whu, instead utrNpur,.
lng wheat, have hucn large exporters. II r.,
nAlnS lu !" rrniI lhr reserves UlgRin in the
Eail,lS 1t French farmers will be- sufficient tu
meet tn" requirements VI consumption with
the large arrivals aI the ports The call during
III" week was principally for Californian
tl"Ntlnr cargo, The trade Tor wheat hnS ruled
steady, without rhaurr.
MH't' Is '''m AT an advance ii M prr quar-
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TELEGRAPHIC DROPS.

Geo, Stillman billiard, Of Boston, anhor
and politician, died yesterday, aged ~.
Al Geneva the CuunciI0f State has asked
for 10000 francs To relieve the destitute
wOrkmCn.
The Governor General of Cana,la, and
Princess Louise, travelling incOg, have mr..
rived Nt NiagrI Falls.
The L, S. l'riSatr Constitution, damaged
her false keel hy running ashore recently.
She will bc dorkcd on Tuesday for re-.
pairs.
While VIM. CArnthrrI was driving n
team through the main entry NJ the Cam.
bridge, Ohio, coal mines. on Mnnduv,
somc ten tons Of slate fell on him, crush.
ing him to death
\ Richmond dispatch saws: John $.
lAyncw, Of Kent county was murdered
by two negroes, who have been CAPTURED
at Tallryvllr. I'm unsuccessful aiirmut
was made to lynch them.
, At Baltimore an attempt to tlaw out
some dynamli" cartridges at the gunpow.
der water works, resulted in the Killing OF
John llnl9on and Michael Burke. The
demolition uf the hnilrr house aud the
cNrrying"ithr hoilrrsomr fifty irm.
V. NJ. Lincoln, Of Peoria, Ills, prrsjdrn,
0i the state Sp0rtSmcn Association, has
called II convention 10 meet ui Spring
field on the l2th Of February, To which all
RpnrtSmcn and all others Interested in III,
protection NJ fish anl game, and in G,I
culture are invited t0Nttcul.
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to good Rio ut l3iSnlliSC, prime lN,
choice lac, best roasted ~ cents, yellow
Rio Sc, Java DC SgrpS common 4NI
45c, prime iSc; New Orleans mUllSSCs, prime
4Oc, choice l5c, Sugars, refined hard crushed
yAc. grauulaicd 0':c, powdered, 034c, A Cof.
fee ~, sac, commercial A sugar S1.c, com.
Inercial & Sac yellow e 7Ac, golden c &c,
common yellow Gl4a7c Rice. Carolina choice
7!ic, New Orleans prime 7a7l9c.
GANE-Ncnison, l2IsNlGc per ID; rabbits and
squirrels lOc each; phca%Ints, per dozen, s. OO
cartridges 81 % per dozen
ihAIN-Thc receipts NJ grain are liberal and
trade Is moderately active ut generally seIdv
prices. Our quotations are the same ay last
week, viz Wheat, We quote medium at AJN
ec per buShel Corn, 35a4Oc; Oats, 9jc; Rye,
40ai5c. ~
HAY-RcmainSQ quiet and weak baled, 50 "
al0 90 loose, $1 00LS 90 per ton.
iio"S-"Hc per lb, in prime packing lots
lIoMISY-rer barrel, $I2j ''''
HONEY-l'cr ID, l2isal5c.
NAIIS-The following arc the carl rates.
Nails Erads and Fencing, 10 10 7Ol a. il Sl
and M = 20, GLAND 7d$2 G5, 4dand hl l$200. I'd
SG5, % 81 % barrel. Stinch 50 IS, i inch
. p, Inch $i05, lHinch IS OOIii inch 81 Us,
N inch 81 u, 4 inch - W. Finishing inch
= 10, n inch ~ -, IL inch $40, IiItclX
and over X 40 ' IsS;r' 90 w. ~ ri 'hSll ~ 2S imch
70 20 al 4 ~ M 81 s ~ ~ 10Y Ok L"I 10 @i
Tlm"J al Sa3S ~ - - ~ ~ - ~ M ". FINE
in. sis Yin IS Il T,L"rSo M y" ~ IT,, 'naS' Im, aS =,
81 - ~, 6d and I'd 50 Is. CIinch, all sizes IL 0O
SIa,i,I,, 'HrI ~ ~ SIZES y ~ at ShErS$! 20
S, p,pS%I, ~" ~ 49, 49, I" - % ~ " w. M$ 10
roT1Tnrs-nn.; .;mn.S 'IS', ,.S;; ~ ~ ,,. .,
,hr d",n",,J c'','G,nT 'vTS continues Ilsht with
Prices romoin Irr, m,Io" w. fly JoSolis trllG'
no rrcr;mtS u" ,',',', ",' LEI, asI' snll"'es Win
ii 90 nrr hu>h"I ,"m S" l"".m % nl"wS ~ SoGa
rrr harrrl '"''' F'"''o'S' ;" ''"iVo
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GES. NEAL Dow was reported in the pa.
pers US having charged that Spurgeon used
beer and other liquors freely. The General,
however, promptly denied the truthful.
ness OF the report Mr.. Spurgcon, not
having heard Of the denial, wrote rs fol-.
lows to a friend IN this country:
II Mr.. Neal Daw knew the truth he
would not make such charges against me.
Mymanner Of life is before the world. Ask
them that know me. Whatever faults /
may have, have been preserved at all
times from excess and have given no
ground torany one to accuse me of it.
use no alcoholic drink ne beverage, but |
am2D habitual abstainer, and, rs rule, a
total aestainer. Beer" Of which Mr.
Dow speks, ! never touch; and never
thought, mich less said, that could not
keep up . my work without brandy and
beer. 10 not believe that these or any
>ether sdnulants are help to any man.
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PERSONAL MESrI0H. President Th0mp,
son, OF the State University, is spending a
few days in the city.
President Thompson, OF the University,
and Speaker MoIlet, Of the House Of Dele,
gates, will take part in the literary tx.
erCises Of the Ladies' Social Union 1T tho
Fourth Street NJ. L. Church tomorrow
night.
We understand that Mr. John J. Jones,
Cashier Of the Exchange Bank, has with.
drawn his resignation, which he rendered
u few days since, upon consideration Of
his salary being fixed at $500 per year,
instead Of s. 800, rs previously Y announced.
Mr.. II. B. Ferguson is able to be out on
crutches, after being laid up for about two
weeks with sprained ankle.
Mr. Frederick GOOdfelOw presided at
the meeting OF the Second Branch of Coun.
Gil last night, with skill and ability.
Coon l.eonhart is looming up US the
coming Street Commissioner.
Mr.. William Hastings is not candidate
for the First Branch Of Council, from the
Sixth Ward Mr.. ". II. Williams is the
nominee OF the Republicans for this
position
Messrs. c. Y. Lucas, Oscar Scelev, ].
Upton Kelley, +. W. lIaumer, Miss Mary
Odbe.t and others will have place in
the musical exercises Of the Ladies' Social
Union at the Fourth Street NJ. l.. Church
to morrow night.
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River News.

As near as could be guessed, the marks
being covered up, there was about II ieet
Ill the channel yesterday evening and
rising some from gorge ut MouudsvillC
and Captne. The fall in the river during
Monday night was some six or eight feet,
which left the Nail City on top OF huge
pile OF ice and very much carcencd to the
StNrbOard, almost, in fact, ready to topplc
over. Notwithstanding this, however, il
she comes down or her high perch with
anything like evenness she will not
be seriously injured, but Just there
is the rub. Commodore Armstrong nj.
ter counscling with other experienced
river men concluded to run the risk and
await further developments before making
any attempt to pull her OF. The two
wharf boats lie high and dry on the wharf
on great blocks OF ice. Both are in fairly
easy positions and not likely to suffer any
damage The Charlie llornbr0ok is also
out Of water but in tolcrably good place.
When she will get back depends on when
the ncXtriSe will come.
The barge Harry lies in very pre-.
carIouS position near the +. ". 4 Ky.
Depot, being partly on sunkcn barge
and partly OF ico. Her hog chain il
broken and she is considerably twisted.
Capt. Muhlcman brought up the Andes
yesterday morning and pulled Capt. Billy
Lists boat OF the irG and she now lies in
good water without II smell Of the smoke
Of the battle through which she passed.
The work Of putting on her cabin will
proceed nj once.
The oil boats Of Mc4srs. Warren 4 Co.,
together with the Boat Club houses are in
very much Of mess, hut may come of all
right.
Captain liOrnhrO0k, shortly after noon,
took the Annie Kelly down into the neigh.
bOrhOOd Of the Belmont Mill and bcachcd
her in "rdrrtU effect necessary repairs to
keep her Nll0at The whole shore pre-.
scnts very ragged and unsghtly appear.
HDcc, but under the influence Of the warm
sun the lee will soon disappear. Just now
II stands in walls from two to ten feet
high.
ly Telegraph.
PIrrSmHGn, january 9l.-RivCr : feet 4
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cold.
NEw OmEN%S, January 9l.-No arrivals
or departures; partly cloudy.
NASHVILLE, January 81. River falling
and Stands 10 feet on shoals Departed:
l'hra, FHducuh.
l.orlsvILLE, January @l.--Wcnthrr clear
and pleasant Departed: Chas. Morgan,
New Orleans, rising nnd stands !" feet II
| inches on canal.
MEMruIs, January 81. Weather clear.
River rose - inches since last night. De.
parted; T., q, SAnnarI, New Orleans;
nuarhlM I'cllr, NirksburE; Hattie New.
land, Arkansas river.
CAlmu, January 2l.-Arrivcd: j. H.
k"hlor, New Orleans. River - feet y
inches aud rising, llcNvy icC still run.
ming, Wharf boat and steamboats, ARE
still in the Mississippi. Weather clear
thermometer j60.
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SEw YoRE, January 2l.-To.day's maikrt
showed no Pcrccptihlccha from yesterday,
Print cloths are still firm at late q quotations.
Prints in fair demand and steady prices
Blrachcd Cottuns quiet, but for brown then.
is good demand, and some brands urc well
sold up to production. Atlantic II brown
shr"tinsS advanced from 90 to &c. Glasgow
GinEhamS are quiet. Cheeks are Sc, flannel,
S'.r' and dress styles &c. IN improved trade
Is anticipated on the settlement Of the freight
question between the railroads, which Is now
expected daily.
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Ghe GntelLigeneer.
beet Nos, a0 and n Fourteenth Street.


Captain Hugh Sterlings name was sent
to the Senate yesterday rs Postmaster al
Wheeling, to succeed Capt. &. J. Rawling,
whose time recently expired after twelve
years incumbency Of the office. Captain
Sterling will make an efficient officer, inas.
much rs be possesses all the qualities in.
cident to good abilities, good character
and long experience. The position and
It's duties are quite familiar to him, and
he has given abundant evidence Of his
capacity to discharge them to the entire
satisfaction Of tho public. We therefore
congratulate him on his appointment.
The outgoing Postmaster, Capt. Raw.
ling, has served the public very acccpta.
bly, for long term Of years, and he carries
with him out OF office the general respect
ofthe community.
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pCnLIc SALE OF MArIIIxERY.-The
Franklin Building Association will offer
at public sale this morning nj 10 o'clock.
on thepremlses formerly kuown rs Hobbs,
Taylor 4 Co. 3 machine shops corner
Twentieth and Water streets, Il lot o! ma.
chinery, which will he found enumerated
in an advertisement which appears else.
where in this paper. The whole lot, ma.
chincry ground and all. will be offered in
bulk, the privilege being reserved to hold
the bid, il the price is not satisfactory, and
offer them separately.
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r'TTsHrRgH, January u. - PETROLEUM -
2n'Tt crude 81 25ss at EGrkcrs; refined Sc
for Philadelphia delivery
On. City, January 2l.-Market opened
Quiet with sales at 81 OGl1, advanced To
81 GGAs declining tO'$l O4sE, nj which ptirc il
closed. Shipments "U,0O0 barrels, averaging
l1.O0O barrels. Transactions $50 600 barrels.
Lo%UoS, January 2l.-rETROLEuN-Ref
9%H9lsd.
ANTWERP, January 2l.-PErRoLErx-Rc
fined 23t
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CrScISSATI, january 2l.---Cotton-Stcady
at &c. Flour-Quiet and unchanged Wheat
Quiet; red and white 9Oa!Gc. Corn
Heavy at 3la39c. Oats-Dull ut 24Jsu2Ic,
Ryc-pull and nominal at 5la59c. Barley
hull no, fall 81 o. Pork-Firm; 81 40
bid, - ~ asked. Larrl-l'nsctt!cd but gen
orally lower; steam vi W. Bulk Meats
Strong and higher; shoulders - IS: short rib
81 50; cash; s. 60 buyer February; 81 G5a
! IS buyer March; short clear s. so. Bacon
Str"ngat ia5AjAc. WhSky-In good demand
but lower ut 81 02. ButtCr-Quct and IN.
changed. Cheese uctivC but lower.
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POLITICAL NOTES,
GOVERNOR roYr rSArGrnArEp.

HARRISBURG, January 2l.-Thc inaugu-
ration Of Governor IIoyt took place to-day.
The procession, with its banners, music
and diversified uniforms Of the different
corps, made spirited and pleasing spcctu-
Gle: After Governor lloyt delivered his
address the crowd was dismissed with the
benedictiOn, and salute was fired. In
the evening there will be Il display of fire.
works Mrs. Governor lloyt will hold n
reception.
The inaugural rcjOices at resumption,
and says hcnceiorth We are to produce
and exchange actual things. md not gam
ble in fictitious values With regard to
the maintenance OF the Government hv
the ballot, with equal political rights for
aIl, the address says: Pcnnsylvanias ut.
titude on this question isknOwn wherever
her name is known, and she will insist
upon its enforcement in every State rs
certainly rs her mountain peaks point
toward Heaven and her rivers roll to the
sea.
GOV. HALL, or DELAWARE, INSTALLED.
DOVER, DEL, January 2l.-Cov. Hall
was installed in office to-day. His imam
gural address dcplorcs the continued
depression Of business, which could not be
attributed to the misconduct of State uN.
GERS, but to the unwisc financial policy OF
the Government and inflated currency,
which has shown rs the wisdom of a cir.
culating medium based exclusively upon
gold and silver.
CuNHLlSG.
ALBANY, January 9l.-Thc Legislature
to-day nominated Roscoe CUnklins t'ni.
ted States senator. The vote stood, in the
Senate, ConkIing %, VIM. porshcimcr T.:
Assembly, COnkling ~, Dorshcimcr -,
Peter Cooper.
GES. SHIELDS ELECTED To THE SENATE,
ST. I.orrS, January 9l.-A ballot for
United States Senators was taken in each
House Of the Legislature ut Jefferson Civ
this morning, which resulted in the clrc.
tl0n OF the Democratic caucus nominees
Gen Jas. Shields ior the short term and
Col. Geo. q. Vest for the long term.
ELECTED To THE SENATE.
HARTFORD, Cr., January 2l.-Buth
Iouscs Of the legislature elected Orvile
II. Pratt L. $. Senator.
CAMERoX KE.ELECrED TO THE SENATE.
IlAHl'ISnURG, a, January 2l.-IIoth
Houses met to-day and voted for l.. $.
Senator. In the Senate the vote stood;
J. Don Cameron, 2S; Hester Clymrr, Ii:
Daniel Agncw, .; NJ K. Thayrr, !; Ed-
ward McPhersOn, !; Il. 4. Grow, !; al.
sem, |.
In the House Cameron was declared
elected the vote being: Cameron, lO7:
Clymcr, 16; Agnrw, II; Mcpherson, ..
Both Houses will meet in joint committee
tomorrow and formally elect Senator.
THE SEw FLORIDA SENATOR.
JACKSONVILLE, FL\., January 2l.--At
Tallahassee to-day, the Legislature elected
Wilkinson Call Senator, 10 succeed Como.
yer,
JoHS \. L0GAN ELECTED.
SrmNGFrELD, ILL.,, January 81 1.-The Sen
ate and House today voted on United
States senator, and Gen. John 4. Logan
receiving the entire Republican strength
Ut lO6 votes in both houses was elected
In the Senate, Logan received 70, Black
! Lncm.) q, McAulilEr CS0cialistl |. In the
House Logan received 81, Black 90, Camp.
bell 10, MeAulitir >.
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icAoo, January 9l.-The Drovers' journal

CHICAGO, january 2I.-The Drovers' journal
reports:
Hoes Receipts 1000 head; shipments
?O" h"Ad Market still higher; choice.
heavy $! l5a3 q; light & 9Oa3 10; mixed
packing 81 90aS l2'..
CA1TLH-ReCripIs 800 hOad; shipments
l,wO head. Dull and lower; shipping s. 9Oa
50; StorkrrS s. ilsI3 10; butchers easy COW.
s. 00a9 10
SHEEl-RCGrip,s !DO head; shipments l0O
head. Steady at $3 0Oai 80.
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ST. MATngw'sSuPrERSocrAL-T "Sur,
per Social" at st. Mathews Church last
evening was well attended, supper being
served to two hundred and twcn,y.lve
persons. The gross receipts, we under.
stand, were nearly $3.50, and, Us almost
everything was furnished by the cummit.
tee Of ladies who had the supper in
charge, there will be nearly this amount
nettcd.
The musical anl literary exercises were
moro than usually interesting, the pro.
gramme being AZ follows:
Solo, "lalIan Air," Mise II,ulS, Brown,
QuartVlG Consider the Lilies" Misses H. MrnLrI aud
H. MrNaHghiUn and Mrsrs. S,Y,Iey
aud MendCl.
Solo, "The Life lIOAt,"Mr SCC!ey.
Violin SJlO, ". u. McCny.
RJAling, Miss MrhIliU
SOl), dearest Maiden" Mrs, L;rU g. Caldwell,
Solo, MA! luz" Miss Louise nrown.
Next Tuesday evening similar enter.
ment will be given by the ladies Of the
church, who extend cordial invitation
to the public to attend.
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CONuSDRuMs.-Why is that ever since
disappointment OF the Gus Trustees one
Of their number has always hecna mem.
Der OF the Second Branch OF Council?
And why is it that now, when there is
some stir in the public mind about the
management Of the Gas Works and Il de.
sire 10 have an investigation of the man
ncr in which the works have been man.
aged, that two uf the trustees appear in
the list OF candidates for Second Branch
Of Council, viz: one in the First and one
in the Second Branch? II,
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ToLEno, January -Wheat-Stronr AMI
in fair demand; No. . white mixed We; extra
whit" Michigan Nc Ambrr Michigan srol
NJ hl.YHINr, February NY M0nh ole; 81, =
red winter january &'.c; February NTC:
March .. '.r; western amber Ml,c: 30
amber Ills. 81 N Corn Firm and unrhaug,
I'd. OntS-hull and nominal.
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PHLADELPnlA, January 2l.-Flour--Hrd
highrrsupcrtine s. g5a2 IS; extras s. OOa3 so:
Ohio and lndiana family s. 5Oa5 %; St. Louis
r. W@GW; Minnesota - 25a5 90; high grades
~ U0a7 80. Wheat-Quict; No. 9 red Il Oi3:
al Olir; amber 81 0fal 0GI. white 81 O7is:
M. . Chicago 9'ic. COrn-Firm; steamer
42c: yellow 1870; mixed 432ic. Oats-WcuE;
white western 29I5a3O15c; western mixed 2sL
a:;Oc. Rye-(luirtand unchanged. Provisions
Steady. PUrk-$9 50. Bccf-Tndia mess M
Isle. Hams-Smokcd 7i4aS}4c picked GA
csc; green Susie. lArd-Quici aud steady
prime steam 81 95. Buttcr-Dull; New Y0ik
State and Bradford county, Pa. extra ut 9Ia
BE; Western Reserve l2A9Oc. EgEs-Suone:
western 3+u35c. Chcese-Nominally uucha,ir.
ed, Petroleum-luiet refined 6ISc; crude
!.94aSc. WhisEy-Scarce and firm; western
II 10.
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HARRIsDrRG, January GA rare Incl.
dent in the history Of this State occurred
to-day. Owing to the Inauguration being
delayed till go =. N. the State was with.
out Governor for an hour and twenty
minutes, Hartranft's term having expired
nI nnnn
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NEw NoUx, January u Coltnn-Qnirt M
. ,.l'lhiA l'Ic, Flour steady, Suprrtinc west,
urn aud state ~ 9ja5 ~, rumn,un to rN,u,
81 UoaS m; gnnd tu rImcr - Nal ~, white
wheat rNtrl - Ahai -, ST. Louis 81 Sh,S ~
extra Ohio :! 75a1 ~. Minnesota rntrnt
rr"crN, = h,@Nm Wheat In good Arnnm,l.
untrnd"d ,Nprlup s., Nu spring nuaN2c. 30
NllMInkr" NINi' a. NJ rIiraen snrinr
II "'u store, uugmi'I red 'taN l0,, Nu.S
do. II m'sal ~. y" ! do - ~ al ~, ~
! 1t" 81 lo',al lU's urSGdyi umIrr ii ~.
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PInE RECORD.


ELrz, ,nEtn, y. j., January 2I.-Thc Ar.
cadr block on BrpaI aud West Grand
streets took rc this morning In i;ur
the OpcvN House, First National aud say
ings I.ank7, POst0iIrcr, Masonic IIaII, four
stores and n number Of offices. TIA" whole
upper pnr, Of til" building, including the
Opera House, is ruined, The money aud
securities were removed from III" banks,
and the pnI~r. from the l'0stpiliCG, Th"
struciurc cost S2jO,WO, and il owned Ly
"xCongrc.-man Clark. 1t is said 10 h"
only partially insured
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Cincinnati Hog Market.

CtNnNNArI January 2l.--lo0s- Demand
4r'iN" and prices have ulvancD common
!! h'%S o. light s. i3HS 10; packing $3 ia
" ~ butchers 81 '1H3 "a RCCCip,s3, $50 head,
shipments none,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-22

What IL lifrworth TO tho
victim Of diseased ktdncys or bladder?
HcthcsIa Water has sent sufferers "hark
from the brink "t III" grave" aud in offer.
"d tn all sufferers from urinary troubles IN
a""r' Try itnnd add another name to
the long llst Oi grateful ones.