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CoLEMAN's HOTEL

'el CoLEMAS's HoTEL.
G Bright, Bedford ] w Bonbridee. Pitts. H /,
Brooks, Va. Williams, Pa. ] N Johson Va F
Kapn1an, Flonka. Fullerton, England. CB
Wilson, do. A Potter and Ladies. Del. s Porter
and Lady. n G.. Mr.. Everett do. Mrs. Tayton. do.
D Csmfed Pbila. F b Benedict, Md M c Clark.
Phila. 4 Rick, N Y Verring do Mrs. Moore.
head, Pa. I'll Bradley, Tenn. w d Mott o. TC
Coke, ILL., Cllley, N II. TG Brown, N Y. G w
Fennd Bost. ID L Wintingham and Lady, ~. II
G Ayres, do. H w Allen, o w Tucker, w CITY.
G l. Ward, Bost, Rev. Mr.. Docsey, Bait. M Carter,
Md
c.f BnowN's HOTEL
RWalsh, Bait. Snyder and Lady, Ga. ] r
Ware and servant, NY. 9 p Avery, KY. II R Leve,
Va. Mullikins. IT,, Md. ] Russellai, Lady, Bost
Mr.. Cooper and Lady, DO Wright. do. Mr.. Keyes
do. Miss Heywan, de. s Hu,ker, Pa. s Jodson
Phila. RP Flenckcn, Pa. g Moore Bost. Har.
ding, Ga. Mr., Goodrich, do. AC;uthre, do. McFar
ran, Miss. l e
FuLLER's HOTEL.
Judge P Douglas, Flor E Carpenter and Lady,
NY. Z jones, Cher. Nation. j McMatt, u s A. s
L Hartt, Pitts ..E' @@t
On Saturday, 10 the House, large man
with large whiskers, and large straw hat
was pointed out as the captured Mexican Gen
eral. After considerable annoyance TO the in
dividual, the hoax was discovered. II caused
considerable miSth. sa
There are several cases of sickness in the
city, arising from eating unsoupd fruit. A,
this season Of the year, nothing can be more
imprudent, especially, as the Cholera is hov-
ering in the distance. .
On Saturday, member, alludipg TO some
affair, which he thought suspicious, quoted
the words. "lhere is something rotten in Den
mark" Another member, pretending to be
ignorant Of the application, said ne had never
been TO Denmark. therefore'he could say noth-
Iny sbou'it." u.
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pa CHOLERA AT QuEBEc.-lt is said in the
Montreal Herald, Of the 18th instant, ,ha, there
is report of the cholera having made its ap-
pearance al Quebec. The report is not, how
ever, positively confirmed. -,
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WoEFuL FAoTs.--There are nine disuleries
in operation in Boston, employing Az men,
and a capital of $4,000. They manufacture
annually about 2,s72,623 gallons of spirit, va
lued at 1926 ,000
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FARMERS CURE YOUR HORSES.
GlMAh,S CEl.ERRATED LINIMENr &

VI Horses, Cows, &C., &c. An invaluable rem.
edy for Horses, Cows Cattle. and other domestic
animals, in the cure Of the following diseases:
Sprains Bruises, Gall Of all kinds, cracked heels,
Wndgalls, Spavins, Sweeny, Strains, Lameness
Scratches, Mango, &c, &c. .t
II is also valuable emhrocation for diseases OF
the human flesh, Rheumatism, &c
Prepared and sold at GlLMAN'S DRUG
STORE, Pennsylvania Avenue near Browns
Hotel.
Prcc 81 90 for large, and 62 cents for small
bottles.
A large lot Of Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Pine
Oil and Turpentin., just received sa sbovc
June 22l1m
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SUICIDE OF AN lNEBRlATE.-Thoma Potts,
poor inebriate, was found in the streets OF
the Northern Liberties yesterday morning, la
boring under mania al potu, and taken to the
district lookup, where he committed suicide
in his cell, by cutting his throat with pen
ife.-Phil Times
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CORRESPONDENCE.

How glorious is this invention OF writing, where
by we can easily communicate to our absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure improvement!
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ON OUR DESK .
N E w S ITE MS.
What is it but Map Of busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns p CotopeT.

es igads 'tNEw YoRK, June 10, 1916.
7Thetown has been agitated to day, by the
failure OF three Of the leading produce houses,
who have, been brought TO a stand, not by
speculation, but the legitimate action of trade.
All have. advanced on -four, dollar barrel
more than il sold for. ,g.i :,
Some Of the advances were made upon -four
when it was up in the skies and sevens, and
the merchants now find themselves in the
same spot. Thus has ended another auemp
10 make money on the bread Of the people
The names Of many houses who are called
weak are given; but these are all that have
gone certain bat it cannot stop here.---Penn-
sylraaiar. s8. s| .e
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TELEGRAPH SoUTH.--An attempt is making
at N. Orleans to establish line of Magnetic
Te!egraphs- from that city through Mobile,
Charleston, and the principal commercial cities
to Washington on.-Portsmouh, "a. .Ne,o Era.
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The dwelling of Mr.. Biddle, at Chesapeake
city, Md, was consumed by fire on Sunday,
the 18th inst. The furniture was saved
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
ass .8S, efsa &a COMPANY, }Aia

m 8ff 3t4ft Ft#e@ SOMFAlN1 I.
II We have examined the principles of this in
sti,uton, and think il one Of the best and no.
blest in the, country The agent in this city
is MI ]. S. Lewis.
The following will show that the society
acts with commendable prompmess:
Mr. EDITOR:
i@ The following letter from bereaved widow,
who has chosen to apply the money received
from policy on har husbands life, for five
) thousand dollars, to the payment Of all her hus
!. bands debts, including the mortgage upon his
farm. and 10 securing handsome provision
for her child, as well as for herself-shows
what women are capable of, when left 10 their
natural impulses, JOHN NEAL.
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DIED.

Hon. RICHARD P. HeRRrcK, representative in
Congress from New York on Saturday evening
last, at his boarding house Penn. Avenue, after
illness of three days.
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MR. john f. BARNARD, the agent for the District,
will promptly attend TO all business connected with
the paper advertisements, Sc, win also reach MS
safely handed to the Carriers, placed in our box
al Mr. SToTT'S Drug Store.
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ScIENTIFc.-Ihe great Swiss Naturalist,
Prof Louis Agasriz, is about to make pro.
fessional visit to this country, and his arrival
is shortly expected. The friend ofCuvier and
of Humboldt, and well known to our own
men of science and letters, he will be greeted
with warmth, and facilitated by kind aid in all
his labors. Boston Transcript.
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The Pitlsburg Conference of the Meth. E.
Church meets at Uniontown. Pa, on the lst
day OF july.
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ouits as wide circulation in this city as any other
poneT published here; we believe its circulation
among The citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
er eity paper Advertisers would do well to keep
this iii mind
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gIs, The District Assembly U. b. O

AS JHc Distftct Assembly y. ID. vi A ;,
will hold special meeting at the dwelling OF
brother s. Parker, next Wednesday, at o'clock,
to consider the invitation from Association No. 5
to attend meeting on the 4th Of July.
iune % ULYSSES WARD President
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human subject has hitherto been beyond the
reach of mediciue. There must be some mis-
take here. Il cannot be possible for the human
frame to contract ,he revolving and dreadful
disease alluded TO.
The Hbernia sailed yesterday afternoon with
"a passengers for Liverpool, and 9 for Hall
fax, Among the passengers are Rev. Or.
Skinner, Of New York. Elihu Burrit, the
learned Blacksmith, and James G. Bennett, OF
the NJ Y. Herald. The latter is said TO be
bearer of dispatches. She carries out large
mail, and the important intelligence that the
proposition of the British Government, for The
settlement Of the Oregon question, meets with
the approval of the Senate.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let not be absorbed in the dongs of others,
to forget what is going on at home I:
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LIST OF ARRIVALS =.
At the Principal Hotels i'm this City, for
the day ending June 90, at 10 NJ.

rH Z USITED STATES HoTEL.
w Church, Gonu. E F Ryder and Lady, n Y
I Bacty, Ga Blur, Phila. n A De Larrequ do
w Bluluu; N Y. T M Cox, Ky. T Benney, Wash
j f Bowman, -
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HARD ARGUMENTS OF THE RUM
SELLERS.

|
SELLERS.
| MR. EDIroRs:--I observed an article going
the rounds Of the papers within the last week,
stating that stone had been thrown at MIR.
! Hawkins while lecturng in the open air al
Montreal. The writer Of the article seemed TO
consider, that the place where such an out
rage could be perpetrated, must be inhabited
| in part by demons. in human form but unfor-
tunat.ly, Montreal is not the only place where
such oulrages are perpetated. Here in Wash
ing,on CITY, the rum sellers and their minions,
| have several times since the commencement OF
the reform, thrown stones, eggs, and other
missiles at the advocates Of the cause. On
last Thursday night, al the corner Of 9th and
D streets, stone weighing pound was hurl-
ed at the temperance Lecturer while holding
a meeting at that place, and passed between
two persons, who occupied the stand at that
time, striking the lamp, and breaking the glass.
That the creature who threw the stone, came
from some one of the neighboring gfog shops,
with which it abounds, there can be no doubt.
What can be thought OF men, and cause,
which uses such means to silence their oppo-
nents2 Throwing stones OF pound in weight
children, and that too atnght, under the COW
er OF darkness. A being who could commit
such an outrage, is worse than .Merican rob
ber. The stone is in the possession of the
temperance men, and may be put in the Ma
tional Gallery, las standing proof of the infa-
nous rum traffic Five dollars reward will be
given for the detection of the ruf1ian, who threw
the stone. MORAL SUASION.
---~--SI~-.-~~o~>~->~-~~---~~
ALEXANDRIA, June 20, 1916.
MEssRs. EDIToRs In consequence prob
ably of the nclemency of the weather, the
lecture of Mr.. GoUGH at the Lyceum Hall
last evening was not well attended, the audi
ence not numbering more than lou or $50
persons. The lecturer, however, spoke with
his usual ability, and attracted the most com
plete attention of his audience. He intends
leaving here Immediately, | believe on his
way TO Lynchburg, where he has an engage
ment to deliver an address before Conven :
ton OF Teetotalers on the 4th OF July.
Preparations are in progress for something
like an od-fashioned celebration Of the 4lh OF
July here. Capt CoRsE's company of Tex
as volunteers, in beautiful fatigue uniform,
are to parade. and believe troop Of horse
is in progress of organization for the occasion.
This troop, though organized for the day only,
and of course not regularly drilled and speci-
ally uniformed, will make very beautiful ap-
pearance, the dress agreed upon being neat
and tasteful.
wonder why the practice Of ringing our
Church bells has been abandoned OF lale
years II used 10 be quite joyful prelude TO
the 4ih of July celebration, and as 1t IS very
easily resumed, would respectfully suggest
to those concerned in the celebration the pro-
prety of having them sounded as IN days
gone by. l..
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SOMETHING NEw.--We' clip the following
from The Baltimore Sun of Saturday,: ~.
DEDicATloN.- I'VE understand tha, build
ing designed for religious worship, will be de-
dicated on Sunday next, at the iron works Of
Robert Howard, esq, at Stemmer's Run,
about seven miles from the city, on the farm,
called, we believe, Locust Grove" The
house, we are tolerably confident we are not
wrong in saying, was built al the personal ex-
pense OF Mr.. Howard, who was desirous Of
having place dedicated TO the service of the
Most High. where those employed by him,
and others in.ihe vicinity could repair All
denominations nave been invited to participate
in the ceremonies, and all denominations will
be permitted, if they choose, alternately to fill
the pulpit. This will give an opportunity 10
The neighborhood 10 hear various preachers,
and afford chance TO the different religious
socie,ics 10 do good in their owntway.
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AGENTS WANTED.

4 FEW MEN Of the proper qualifications, can
a find useful and prqftabie employment IN
circulating valuable work, designed 70 illusuam
Bible Geography, FOR the use OF. Sunday schools
Appv at This Office. june e0-d
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To ROBERT L. Patterson,


Pres't of the Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co.:
SIR: Allow me TO express my acknowledge
ments TO the Institution over which you pre-
side, TO yourself personally, and to your Agent,
MIR. Neal, for the kindness and promptilude,
with which you have enabled me to pay of
all the debts of my late husband, to provide
for our only child, and to secure pleasant
home, and respectable maintenance for myself
I and her, during the remainder Of our lives. Tt
your institution, sir, ii was undoubtedly mat
ter Of little consequence; but to me. in my anx
iety,t to discharge a promise made TO my poo
husband upon his dealh-bed, your kindness il
paying over The money three months before d
toas due, has, afforded unspeakable consolation
am, Sir, with great respect, ~
Your most ob't servant,
~, ORILLA L. BRAcKETT.
WeslbrooksS June 9, 1876
ON OUR DESK.
The WAsHINeToSrAN, Leesburg, Va This
IS a large and interesting weekly, which we
are pleasedto enter upon our list Of exchanges
Ithas reached its 4lst volume.
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lists amid the congratulations Of the crowd
This was the Rev. Mr.. Davis, the converted
jew. A smile lighted up the counlenance Of
the old king, as he looked on the small knight;
and all things being ready, the two knights
rushed against each other the lance Of our
sprightly knight pierced the gorget Of the king;
and his majesty fell bleeding to The ground
Our hero received the plaudis of the multi
tude as he retired, unscathed, from the field.
The meeting now adjourned, and the audi
ence retired, apparently well pleased with the
entertainment. J. l..
gWAsHIEGToN, June 10, 1876.
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Boston Sun Of l9h

H n.
SINGULAR UNioN.-A marriage extraordina
ry was celebrated in the church of ST. Martin,
(Auakapas,) at s o'clock in the morning, on
The 23d nlt. The groom was 81 years Of age,
and the bride, in white robe and white veil.
was lOl years old. Both, without serious in
tirmites, kneeed down and made their frs,
communion. A marriage promise had exist
ed between them for sixiy-6ve years
CAsPAR HAUsER.---A new work has been
published in Germany, entitled, "Caspar
Hauser, the heir of the Grand Duchy Of Ba-
den," which processes TO clear up the mystery
which seemed 10 hang aboutthe history Of this
wonderful peIsonage. This book boldly pro-
claims Major Won Hennenho'r, formerly Prime
Minister of Baden, as the murderer Of Caspar
Iiauser.
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REassKABLE.--The last arrival brings the
remarkable intelligence that lad, aged IL
years, died recently in the hospital Of Navan,
of glanders, which be had contracted from a
horse which he attended The infection was
received by the boy though sghtcu on one
Of his 6Dgers. Horses, it appears can be cured
Of this frigh,ful disease. but remedy for the
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SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE.
Bible.
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WAsHIEeroN, June 10, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-16
M r SWEENEY

TTAVE Just received aud opened 100 package
FINE CHINA ami QUEENSWARE
Araeng other articles they have
Fine Gold hand China Tee Sets from 81 10 100 ps
Rich Gill and Fancy Dc do
DO 60 extra 6ne do
Richly Decorated ManIel Or amenis. COognes, Fan
cy Inks Baskets &c in great variety.
Tho Ladies' are invited To call and e1nminc
ihe,c. rs they surpoSs any thing ui the kind ever
before brought 10 this county aud wolh seeing
Rich Gill aud embosscd Fruit 9 'skeis laced & high
Whre Chm do do do
Gill ard plain Cony"iicrs Cassernl'cs. Tuueens,
Boats anil S'andh; Tea Pots. Sugars mi G cams
Tea and Cotfce Cups and Saucer. Plates &c, nnled
plain and fancy styles an sets pieces 10 sun
toners
Ia common ware we have Ih-erpoo Dishes and
Plates ~ all sizes Tees aud Cuces. Tea aud Cuffee
Pots. Sugars and Creum,, SC, OF various colufs
printed. FluWing hue aud Fancy 'fuil,I Sets: c IN.
won edged Piars. Dish,s $. Teas. &c, &c, with eve.
~ either article usually kept the extensive
establishments iu the country. aLd Which tie pub.ie
need only call and price ,u he satisfied that sell
lower Ihau they eau be purchase elsewhere We
have on hnnd and are constantly manufacturing
Cut and plain Hol Lamps. Lanterns. Tumblers.
Dishes. sc; Which together with our stock of
Queensware. we invite the attention oi purchaser
either Wholesale or re'ail. Eafchouses Nos and
Monroe ST. Wheeling Va nov IL
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RETURN PREMIUMS,
no MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS AMP
OTHEfRS

HNHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly Tor sale,
81 The lowest puees, an ass"riment Of MED.
IcINEs. DRUGS. DYEsTUFF S. PAINTS. OILS
GLASS. VARNISH. BRUSHES. &c. &c.
Confident his prices will give satisfaction. he So
leiisevSn ibo'e WIN may not intend tu purchase OF
tho tine, TO ascertain The prices Of his goods.
Any communications asking the prices Of goods
ere most oheeriuliy and promptly answered
Tie would particularly sale, that he has Steam
FaelurY in conEeIion with hs store. Tor Powdenns
)a'sp, Rhubarb, lPscscuanha. end mang Other
Medicines; ior grinding Mustard. Cinnamin. Ais.
pirp. Pepper. Cloves. g.; aud Lamp Black. Black
Lesd, Veniran Red. Chrome yellow snd green
Verdsgr'. yellow Ochfe sad oher Paints in OIL
ell Of which he 10 able to sell 81 tho very lOwcs
prices.
Paints mired already iOr use and pot up in cor
then poia Of different ares for family runyenionce
Pouy q The besi quality ai % cents per 10. ou
Of baddeu. and 3 cts per 10 IA bladjors IN quouli
ties of 80 paunds aid upwarts
~ No charge made faf delivering goods in anl
rasi Of The city w w GORDON.
DRUssi.r, No i52 West Pfsu. iew door, iron
Lighi q, end opposite The BE- ORR Depot
hb2S BALTIMORE.
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THoMSON's
COM T POUND SYRUP OF TAI
AND MOOD NApuIIIA

For the cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
Bronchitis, asthma, Chronic CatorTh. H.
fucnsd, Obstinate Coughs, Splitting OF
Blood, Throat Disease or Chronic Lqryp
gifts, Polpitation Of tke Heart and Lirtr
Complaint, also Whooping Cough. Colds.
DC.
The CUmponnd Syrup ct Tar erd Wocd N-pb,ha
u a combination heretofore uukuuyvu. rnerrirg n
power over hoarsones- scarcely conceivable; haNup
"a specific aotun ON the moCUs tissue qui 200 noe.
same time bringing tie whule system u,drt BE-
powerful h Hueucc. It completely crodr0'c> he
cause Of disease, be a hereditary or o,he,w is, a.i
nv striking oi The root uf The complaint impats t,uc
10 The dchihi,lcd frame md gives renewed tlr o..
the gene ~! >ysicInand restores HI patient 90 eu,.
tJre hrslh
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AMERIlAN ANn

ENULINH UAKUW AEF
hhBLlNGs. WaJrops' aud .Gr1iis.
, Scyhcs
lietrhs' Patent Counter Scsles
adams DO C.Hec Mdl- a.l kaIs
Won RlvIard'F Mil and efoss ru, Save
Grsav.s end Butchers 'cs aud EIle Tools
.kroh Iasts fafchrs and Buf Hinges
BrUshrs-Tta lays-- Patent Sheep shears
kWsCs ard FIfis slfors--rfass cote, ssicks
IS elfF lsfdH T...aui Saws
S.fkIf. Zoo. tusus. trqHs. So. 'rgr .Dff $40
| o. 8. nsrll a.surue eco ilarlptfo nys opsurz lLt
I laf cole vsfy .1e 1f ChSH Hv
HENRY r MORRIS
m.t9 Corner @. Hsia tf N8ht. sIIfy
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NEW GOODS.
GREER s. MOTTE,

NO 162 MARKET STREET
II AVE iUSf RECEIVED from The Eastern
il Cites. y large assormsnt ~ Ffesh
SPRING DRY GOODS.
Which emhracss a the mosi fashionable STYLE oil
Guod' for Ladies' dressesond every variety Of Gen
il' mems Wear. which They oG.r oa ~ reasonable
ierms rs they can he purchased at any other house
% 'hi- cuy. ws con make q aa object lor lhuse
who give o. call 10 purchase " hOut boxing else
where.
DRESS COODS-Nev style Orsandie Robes
ffcnth Lawns. new patterns. Bslzprines. Wrench
iud Eughsh Gughams Blfages Bingham Lawn.
AIpacls. &c
large assortment oiC1hroea Chan
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Brown and Brashed Mushn Ticking. uftllnrs.
Checks. p1In anil pid Cotton GOods lsi Penis
ard C1ais Sc. Sc.
GENTLEMENs WEAR Ffesch. Enpi,l and
Bc g'an Cloths aI. ouinri PLAIN aud iapcy Casat
meres S1iLuet. jeans C1sbmerctfo. summer Ciotbs
I Plain ani Flncy Lmrn puiIuga Satin and oihe
/ Vcsupgs SILK Linen and Camh.r iidkla susp ~
I dcfs. Sc.
Every hind ur Bon1els. Ribbon, ard THINNING,
Pafas"I. Sun Shades. ihe newest styles. in shn,
e'eylintg hat is usually tsp' in Dry Cpot
Store sp rs
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INSURANCE,
Id ISKS will be taken by the FIRE & MARINE
Lilo, INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING

Id ISKS will be taken by the FIRE & MARINE
lie, INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
at the loWsst rates on
Buildings ofall Kinds. stone, BRICK OF OGDEN
hnd their contents;
STEAMBOATS,; factories; mills, &c.
FurnituTei
And me rchan dise olallkinda.
And against all dangers attending the trans
portauon ofRoods rivers, lukes, seas, canal Is
For the cSatscjer OF the cothp any as 10 ptomp-
iitude and liberalily in the adjustment aud pa ,.
menloflosses.-w beg leave to refer to the mer.
chats of this plac an elsewhere VINO have had
the adjustment Of claims upon us. aus4
ONCE on Ma 10 ST n. w HARDING Sec'y.
:. RETURN PREMIUMS
yENHE Fire and Marine InsurS,i6e Company
n OF Wheelpg, will re'nfn 10 per cent on
oil premiums .ecelSsd for Ti,ks taken iron, this
tps where no loss has occurred.
feb II n w HARDING, Secretary.
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OIL CLOTHS, TIA CLOTHS. TABLE
CLOriIs.WiNDOW BLINDS FIRE sCRRENs.
DOOR PIECES. COACH CURTAIN SrUFg
GREEN BAlZE FOR SIDE BOARDS, BU.
REAUS. STANDS. SC. SILK AND MUSLIN
APRONS FOR CHILDREN.
OSEPH WOOD. 81 East Wheelsz. would ~
- spsciiully ioinfm he puhlio ,hai he Is prspit.
81 60 execute orders ior anything cnnmeaied ahove
o. % bic line wifh nfainfss durability and deppaich
House Painune, Glezng and PopsF fi4ngiog ale
attended &c.
Residence sad shop ness The cd Crown elias
WoIm. ap 10
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US U R II " G E.
FIKE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

FIRE AMI MhhANb ANSOhANCh'
UNO BIZ lNSURED-or LOT 10 be--lhai's the
question wi neither IL is better by ono sweep
ing FIRE. 10 be mined-and subject 10 all The Ills
that Aesh is heir TO. or, like prudent man go TO III,
Protection Office, and there be made safe. eomloua-
Bile aud heppy-~e leave III. you I" determine.
The Protection In,uraLce Company Of Hartford
Conn. having already paid ever $500 600 oi losses
in The Western Country. entitled 10 the highest
confidence. and their agent ~ Wheeling. Virginia
WE PETERSON.
vii Inko, risks on dwelling houses wnio houses.
stores, mills fsclofies sc. together with their con-
tents, such as furniture. merchandise, machinery
md every other description of insutahle property
Also. sn steam. keel and llat hoas and their curgucs
10 and irnm my rorl on The Western Waters, OH
the most reasonable terms
RETURN PREMIUMS
The same any other flee IN Wheeling.
Office on MonrIe street opposite The Monroe
Hou 2, nnd the Post Office jan 10