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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23
Arrived.

Shin Areoe Crafts Palermo Dec g. and Gibraltar 18th, fras
Fortune Sardinia from Palermo for New York Powhatt,
from do for Philadelphia; bg h. HILL and Lycugus from do.
Bark N. H. CASTOR tof NewHsven, Psrmaee, Granada "a
sailed in company with schr Cry Palace for St. K JAM
}! lat lon. 81 90 passed os SospnS 70, nSISThbs
steering ZAP ss 81 ~ lon ~ H. WIN 0s
Barb samuel SoSlry IT, Holm, St. Marks IL days. cotton,
Bg BLooking r, Ct LOndOn) Ropes Psnambuco ss days
Brig wsppoO lOf LincOnve Carver St. Marks II day.. cot
ton &c. TO Walsh Carver Chase. Jan l5 was In company
with ship Monarch of the Seas (of NewYork).
Brig Sarah Flag (Of Maeba Allen Curacao JAM salt to r
Brig Walter HOwes (of BsngOr, Pierce MstAnIss JAN II.
Brig Caroline Porter Aspnwan jan hides and lOgwood
Brs Wandering Wave Grosn aBlti1nore -four to nnaste
schT Gen Hercy OF RsagST SPIasGs B1Isrs Dec ~ Tia
asus Il day. 3 SSa % vessel S sSSa
foretopmsst and bboom &c Jan H. LAT 70 lon - ~ spoke
all well l4h passed dmasted vessel apparently full Of waters
being night end blowing heavy with thick weather could not
my q a asd from ROM NewYoi for Noble '
sehI H. Sargent Sargent Wn sS 1 N c. 5s
Queen (Sf Camden N ~ steering G n s w. c.,a
+ 1T 10 F Ssy al Ito To i Nevi1s SON Oh
scbr E. G. FeteT assted Arnold ChsrestOns days. cotton
schr Red Eagle Brown, Vera Cruz Dec ~ via Key Wet
Jan ~ Old cannon &c. j. Jewett Co. vessel to master
schr Nsw'Jersey Finniruan Wilmington N c. day. naval
schr Ned Henderson, Wilmington, c. days nsvsls.ores
70 L. s. Powell :,
sehr Eagle Gregory Newcastle, Dell days, to B. Ne
Fox.
Schr. Richard Buwnkle French, Newcastle Del, days,
corn TO A. c. Hayens.
Schr. Sarah Bruen, Douglas, Georgetown, c., days
Schr. J. w Allen Squires, Wilmington, ~ c., days.
Sehr. George W. Glover Thomas Norfolk for Camdez Me-
Schr Rocky BILL Small, Bridgeport days
Schr Tsntsmount, Davis, Calais via New-Hsyen.
Schr Indus Hinckley Vienna Del, for Providence,
Scbr A. X. Netmore, Williams Baltimore days, coal
Steamer Delaware COpes Philadelphia and Cape May ndse.
and pass TO p. Perkins.
Steamer Pelican. Adrich Providence mdse to Isaac Ode.
SAILED-Stesnshps New-York (3remen), Bremen Auguss
savannshi Columbia Charleon Yorktown Richmond Ps-
tapsco Portland Potomac Norfolk; Mount Vernon, Retmore
ships Eoga Mobile Union, New Orleans Liverpool, London
bark Undne, New-0rleens.
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SECOND hoard.
SATURDAY, Jan. 2l-P. N.

The last week has been one Of irregular and spas
nodie movements in the Stock Market at times ind-
eating am improving market and greater speculative nc
tivity; but upon the whole falling to confirm the anti
cpatons of those who have been tempted into fresh
operations for the rse Early in the week it was con-
fdeDtly expected that the House would be organized
by the election Of Speaker, but as the days fiiby'
wasted in wranging, or in profess debate the pros
peects Of an organization seem as remote ever, and
an uneay, disirusul feeling is gradually dihGsing it.
self in the circles of finance and trade. This alone is
enough to dCprive the Stock market of activity and
at all events to postpone the rally which many
thought 10 he near at hand as the
result of putting the machinery of Government into
working order sga.g. Meantime, notwithstanding the
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TO ARRIVE
Passengers sailed

In .teamship Nep York for bremen and Sonhd"pton- y
Boksp and dy NewI ork Mrs hargsreth Lent three child
and servant; Charles Lenk Toledo . Dr. T. n wi5shs,e
Portsmouth Va Miss aekls Borbeg, St. Louis Geo Lecna,
New York IT, Paris DR.. Jegou New Orleans; John
soer lady and child London Ernest de Pooften LEVIN 90
PORTER Belgium g. DUrz Buffalo; Henry Solero Deoan1e,
Peter Reng John Thompson, Henry Hohsusen CALIFORNIA;
j. Thompson Edinburg; Luhrs, J. Jordan g. Reuter-,
NewYork; Mrs. T. johnson. Cincnnat Martin kohrs 81.
Louis; H. T.. Adams Kentucky; Miss Bishop; England;
Pstrck McDermott and lady Dublin Capt Msgaw s5y and
children; Mrs. Ellen ~ Reynolds Baltimore; Dr. C. Hell
land Bremen RamIneIhs mp Maanzas Cuba Johnson,
C. Weshas Newly o c. Hines Boston and 90 In tho steer
age. Total lO4.
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Increase compared with 1859. s95Ss
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House were
$19, GS5 258 50. The total exchanges for the week
ending to-day were sl36 SSl 2si TO- being daily
age of $22 93 57 49, against % $3.50 50 for the
week ending on Saturday last. The Sub-Treasury has
gained about 5000 600 during the week. and pending
the California arrival the banks will probably show
falling off in the specie in the Mondays state
ment The interior movement has not been large, but
in the aggregate against our banks. The California
steamer will be due about the middle of the week. The
loans, il is anticipated will also show contrac-
ton In Money matters the supply continues 10 show
an increase while there is pressure of demand. In
SON cases the rate on demand loans has been voun-
taIy reduced to Y per cent, and some new transac
tons have taken place Government and State
Stocks at 2 cent. In paper there ia no change to
notice. but there is greater currency at rather easier
rates Tie steamer for Bremen to-day took $4,000
in silver The Philadelphia and Trenton Road has de-
cared dividend for sx months Of y cent, payable
on the 9th inst. The Utica aud Black River Road is
TO be sold under foreclosure the 3lst OF March. 1t
is stated that the Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada
endeayoring to perfect their connection between the
West and the Atlantic by purchase of either the
Michigan Central or the Michigan Southern Road. 1t
obtain control of the Harlem Road giving it connec
ton with NewYork by way of the Vermont Road.
The Michigan scheme is said to include purehase or
lease of that portion Of the Michigan Southern Road,
from Detroit through Monroe, and by way Of the
northerly branch to Elkhart, about 100 miles east of
Chicago, the Grand Trunk Company undertaking TO
construct second track the line of the former from
EIkhaTt to Chicago In case Of the completion Of the
contract, the Michigan Southern Road will probably
run its carr on its southern branch being the shortest
and most direct route from Toledo to Ekhart, and so
through to Chicago.
The annual report of the Brooklyn City Railroad
Company to September &c. 1852 states that the entire
liability of the Company is 81 600 capital stock,
upon which regular dividends OF cent seini-annual-
ly are paid. The business for the year ending Sepem
Der 80 1852 was 90 p cent larger than in 1853, the
road carrying 926l 1893 passengers, against 7'O5Sis
the previous year OF the surplus of sSS,2O3 10 on
hand Augutt the earnings Of 1859 contributed 49,
gtG u.
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The tunnage, last week, of the Reading Road was
20, SIC tuns.
We learn from the Chicago Democrat OF Thursday
thst the annual report of the Gaena and Chicago Com
pany, "to be issued in February, will contain propo
ston for the redemption Of the first mortgage bonds,
due in 1924"
Mr.. Eugene Thompson's semi-monthly circular OF
stocks and bonds is ready for distribution.
John McClave has sold lots north side OF l23h-
ST., 300 f. west of sth-av being about q f. ms.
each in front, and 100 f. Deep for OOO l25th st. Is
graded, paved and guttered, and Is 100 #. wide.
The Erie Railroad Company has published broad
side sheet giving the condition of that road, and the
result of the traffic since 1852. The result of the seven
years business as shown in the annexed is deficit OF
ss25,76s ~, including, however, the payment OF
Al 1853 265 So in dividends, which were not earned
Corp,R,ryE STATEMENT Of Ba1ne, of General Lsdge Sept
20, 1852 and SEPT 90 1859.
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Passenger Arrived

In s<dnshp EdinbEyg, from Lisvpoot-Rev. J. Williams,
Mr. Wians Ma Vorgensn snd child Prof Franks aad lsdy
Mr. and Mrs Lewis John Bevan and lady Miss Ellen Beysn,
George and lady Mrs Mckay James Scott John Heart
lev Richard Stayner and Waller w Law Mrs Mstheson,
S'gnitb 8 Hewitt, John Hamilton u. ChampeDios II.
Bird A. Leland Dir humford Mr. Cressveb Alex Verrser,
C. schedmsyer Mr.. Bslenne, Mr Young James Ihonpson
w Elliot Croa Thomas Proctor Rev. o. b. Bidwen and 100
In the steerage. . a., - =, =. -
In ship Jacob Bell from Foo Chou FOoMr w g. Mssett.
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n;sasfers, sc.

TIKI BARK GAzsiLH OF Now-tayen Presiousay sepVsnea
ashore Far Rocksway was ON saturday ssis ~ A
water aoaied of amer dseEng deck load Of horses and aes
aud arrived on SUNDAY morning At the city IN TOW OF doenus
Achie. She now lies at Eords Dock Brooklyn, with ssesD
pnmp on board which Keeps her free Her cargo which con
sists of pro Visions il badly dsmsgod
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by Telegraph.
FORT Ia.

FORT LAFAYETTE. Jan. q, suusst-No inward bound
vessels in sight " ind s., light weather hazy - -
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.AIr steamer hensng,oh' .s oa
Boston ship Island Queen for New-ofisans o4hs 20" "a.
we'll from Porto Cabeoi Irma from hsracSiooi sehfs IVAN
Below. a shp. supposed the sarsnak from Liverpool
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TA3vertisem1aAI

fA3vertisemsgk
EEw-YoRK STATE 8 PER CENT STOCK,
UsIrEp STATES Pen CENT TnKAsURY No7ss
FoH SALE IN amounts TO suit. Matured Treasury NOES
THosPsos BEoTHERs No. Q Waks.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sua--Risea... 517 Sets 500 hoon-ssts.. 500
THE DAT.
Sandy Hook. 3:l2 Gov Isnd.. 9:02 HelGs1e.
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Markets-CAsEyuLLY REPORTED FOR THE N. z. TRIBUsR
SATURDAY, Jan. 81, 1850.
AsHESThe market quiet for both both descriptions but
ia not steady Gales Of bb S5 rs for Po and % oI for
Pearls. 1890,
COTTON-The market is and actiej aes Of 1000 bales
Including 2sCO in traDsitu. We quote:
HRE.yORK
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ANOTHER MECHANIC DRIVEN FROM NORTH

wear ago last May, Mr. Perly seaver Of oxford,
a, ye abo bas formerly worked for w. A. Wheeler,
9ass, Y on others of this city, and i. Is. Tyler
% SSs.'snassH wen TO - North Carolina TO con-
S A. : stesm saYru u liz Ma COED 2get religious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23
Receipts Of Produce.

Total BY al Routes Jan. al 2a3 bbls. Ploar 81 bush
Wheat 4QS Do. Corr 100 do. Oats 89i pkgs Provisions
5O5 Pkyr Lard, l,sO2 pkss. Whisky l29 pks. Ashes.
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The business of the road since june 1857, has been
very DISASTROUS as will be by the annexed figures
CosPARATIyR STATEMENT Of Balances of General Ledger
June 20, 1851, and Sept 30, 1853.
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JoiAs............. 70
September 90, 1882, 10
Gross earnings from Sept. 80, lG1!
10 sept. 80, 1889, 7years:......
Ordinary expenses, same time.
Loss on steamers chartered, bou''
and sold, bad debts, running Buf'
falo and New-York City Roll
road, bridges entirely rebuilt, &c
Net earnings for : years......
Interest on funded and iloat'g debt
Rent Of Union and other Railroads
Net profit after paying all expen's,
taxes, losses and inter't on debt,
from Sept. 90, 1882, to sept. 80,
1882, ..............
Dividends paid in 1853, 1884 and
1917. .'...........'.'
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1864 S410157
Increase OF the week compared with that Of 1884, doSs7
The following is comparative statement Of the
value of exports from the commencement of the year
IN Ion
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Transfers to Construction.
Transferred or deducted from Funded Debt.
June 80, 1857, 10 Sept co. 1889.
Gross earnings, June 90 1887 to
Sept So 1859 years 8 months. SLIPS $50 81
Orcina-y penses.................saO ,s25 60
Extraordinary eIpensos......... eos 50 s2454s7 &c
Net earrinss................. s2,ssOan IS
Interest Funded and Floating
Debt ........,........... 43I2eao6o
Rent of Union and other Railroads 299 20 tJ12 6 70
n.s.t, - 40, al. a,
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| The following is comparative statement Of the
Imports of Foreign Dry Goods and General MeI-
chandise at the port of New-York for the week and
i LIN L.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-21

mark Of good citizen aud a patrio, hut
1t Is a sentiment hatsshould be analyzcd
ana well understood, for a man may he
loyaI to bad government as well rs to
good one; to bad institutions as we'll
as 10 good ones, and, when satisfied
- tn"s MS devotion is wrongly bestowed,
~ Sns part OF true patriot to nse
US suorts 10 effect reformation. not
10 Perpetuate an iniquity. It. Is cx-
tremely hard, sometimes, to break or
from old associations and To mil nI,l
ways OF thinking, but when a. man de-
.ernlnes ': to do what is right, and sets
himself resolntciy to the task of asccr-
tanning and doing his duty, the dith
en!tles speedily vanish. 1t is this dispo-
Sluon TO adhere 10 old customs and ways
0t thlnklng, that renders the people of
Northwestern Virginia SO slow to chanue
ana to whirl into the onward column Of
tne age: They are encouraged in it by.
the politicians, for obvious motives of per-
sohai ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, which it is not ne
seSsary mere to enumernte, and the result
49, TINT our portion of the State moves
much slower in material improvement
than it should.
Our interests, in conclusion, are clearly
with the North-our institutions naturally
aSslmulate to those of our neighbors. and
1t is only kind of political suicide for us
to keep up the forms and empty ideas of
southern society to our own material loss
and injury. Before many years, we are
OF the opinion, that this entire section will
take its stand, not geographically, only,
but sentimentally, politically, and in cy!
cry other way, with what is considered
tue Northern section OF the Confelcracy
ana we are just as well satisfied that such
consummntion will he to the common
benefit
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-21
Artemus ward OF, NIcteors.

The well-kuown philologist and ire
pressible Snowman of the West, Artemus
Ward, recently visited New York city for
the purpose of procuring certain sagacious
"wild beasts of pray" from the veteran
Adams, for his great "Ingyauuy menagery. !"
While lingering in the metropolis he had
private interview with the late meteor,
and writes the following communication
on the subject:
| MIR. EDIruR:-Seeun you take CRATE
| intrest in cience aud cientifck manifesto
sions thot wood rite few lines on the
CRATE fenomcuon wich has so controwled
the publick notis since last friday mite
when that CRATE fcnomenon rose out OF
the northern horison despensin wonder
and amazement TO all hHnds vewin it'll
wos hear to prokure sum adisions to my
wonderful colecksion of wild beasts of
pray negoshiatin with the veterin hunter
Adams for sum thre or fore of his saga
sious bares-as is now astonshin the
sivilized world WAS eskNpin from the
dust and nois & turmoil of this CRATE mart
OF civilasion & wekidness & few to tue
battery fore repoas and quietncss when
ole at wonst l perceived somcthin
of CRATE glory burstin forth out nv
the atmosfere Of Jersey city-end commiu
: with wonderful felosity over my hed-nf,
ter ariyin ut point jist over my he'd
bust-wich apeared to interfere with the
mosions of the big fenominon-the LITTLE
fenomenon wich kinder broke ot-apcaret
detected and dropd behind-it wits abou
, as big as fore quort measnre-l shoul
gusc-its corse after the fenomenon bustct
! Twas sloar-and appeared to my ecksite,
imaginashun to linger over tanmyny haw
r -as near as I could lokate it from IN
8 stand pint wich was near the batry-
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When Parson Brolvnlow will Join
the Democrntn

the Democrats.
An Arkansas correspondent, who prob
ably wanted to "woke up" Rev. Mr.. Brown
low, of the Knoxville (Tenn.) Wing, wrote
the latter stating. that he had learned with
pleasure upon what he considered "reliable
authority" that Mr.. Brownlow was about
to join the Democrats, and asked for the
probable date of that interesting occur
renee. Mr.. Brownlow gave the date, or
the data for the date, as follows;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-21

- T!nSIAL vI IH1IlCks DOuble the above rates
~ A41I early Advertising reasonable terms accor
S 20 tie space occupied and the number of changes
.S u. Nv from transient persons or strang
easlness a Cards not exceeding FIVE lines $40 per wear
OF ; SO "r SIX months but for shorter period noin1
Will lie counted less than n square ANt''''B
rue privilege OF Annual Advertising is limited IN
a1e Aayerttsers own Immediate business; and ali
we'll "s all legal advertisements and as
St setInn sales and real esnte sent in by them must
be pail for at the usual rates " - Ai' ''iuAt
AssAdvcrtiscInents not accompanied with written
accordingly. 'N4 ''N' "'lu cI"Fgeu
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
- MEaEriages Notices of Funerals and announcements
=. 20 u'O'lS' oV cents Sach' nOyl1-59
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%1.5e6,3S7 ss

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
ki'ks accepted at terms consistent with kolveucy and
fair profit.
Ertsora:'.n.ian gtrsu to insurance Of DWELLINGS,
aHd Content: for ter,a9 Of one to. fire years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-21

iere this singular fenomenon augur sum
dire c0iammyty to sum body-ma be the
CRATE democrateck party-T suddeut DO
ashtoneshed if the rezult wood eventuaght
in the election of Charles Seward-Ihe
CRATE abolesion champion fur mr.. Helper
or sum other CRATE national desaster-
'wich wood thro ruin in our miIst--or the
yalter fever or suthin or nuther.
am determined to cccp clcre of it wen
! kGnklude my arrangements with mr.,
Adams shil leve for Ingynnny 4 ingage
myself in exhfbitin my sUgnsioMs beasts Of.
pra to the case of admirin thousands Of
people. Turs truly
ARTEMUS WARD, of Iupvanny.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-21

Family MArrERs.-lf there is a heaven
on earth, it is on soft couch by your
treside, With your wife on one side, and a
smiling baby on the other, a clear con
science, and dozen cig,trs- Exchange.
1t a mansupon his couch, with his wife
on one side and" baby on the other, passes
his time in smoking cigars, he may per-
hHps fancy himself in "a heaven OH earth, y
but VIC don't think the wife and baby would
be likely to indulge in any such delicious
LOnrnnL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-21
kNoXvILLE. Ann HI

kEoxv1LLE, Aug. G, 1860.
Mr.. Jordan Clark: have your letter of
the 30th nit. and hasten to let YOU know
the precise time when expect to come ont
and formally announce that have ioined
the Democratic party. When the sun
shines ut midnight and the moon at mid
day-when man forgcts to be selfish, or
Democrats lose their inclination to steal
when nature stops her onward march to
rest, or"Il the water courses in America
how up stream-when flowers lose their
odor aud trees shed no leaves-wheu birds
talk, and beasts of burden laush-when
damned spirits swap He'll for Heaven, with
angels OF light, and pay them the boot in
mean whiskey-when impossibilities are
IN fashion, and mo RsqP9A4at9aP9 9A4at9a9er Sc long
as there are sects in churches-weeds in
gardeMs--feas in hog-pens-dirt in vic
tuals-disputes in f"milies-wars with M,
tions-wutcr in the oceau--bnd men i'll
America, or base women in Francc-No,
Jordan Clark, you may hope-you may
congratulate-you may reason-you may
sneer but that cannot be. Tile thrones
of the Old World-thC court of the Uni
verse-the governments of the world. may
all fall and crumble into ruin-the New
World may commit the national suicide
of dssolving this Union, but all this must
occur before join the Democracy
I join the Democracy! cy!-Jordan Clark,
you know not what you say-when join
Democracy, the Pope of Rome will join
the Methodist stChurch-whcn Jordan Clark:
of Arkansas, is President of the republic
Of Great Britain, by universal suffrage of
contented peoplc-when Queen Victoria
consents to be divorced from Prince AL
bert by county court in Kansas-when
Congress obliges by law, James Buchanan
to marry European Princess-when the
Pope leases the Capital at Washington for
his city residencc-whcn Alexander of
Russia and Napoleon of France are elect
ed Senators in Congress from New Mexico
when good men cease to go to heaven or
bad men to hell-whcn this world is turn
ed upside down-when proof is afforded,
both clear and unquestionable, that there
is no God-when men turn to ants, and
ants to elephants, will change my polit-
ical faith, aud come out on the side of De-
mocracy!
ter will enable you to fix upon the period
when will come out tull-grown Demo.
crat, and to communicate the same to all
whom it may concern in Arkansas,
I have the honor to be, &C.,
W. G. BROwNLow.
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New York Paper Warehouse.

ONEPRICR ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEAL LERs,
" booksellers, StAtioners. Binders. Printers, AMI
Purchasers generally from 10 to 20 per cent.
by purchasing from first hands,
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities, wo
offer great inducements to parties i'll want Of Pa
pers such aS usually poId by Paper Warehouse:
Ledger and Fiat Papers, foolEcap Letter Note. and
Billet, FOlia, Packet Commercial. and ali grades Of
French Papers. Colored Papers. Tissue, Binders,
Trunk, and Straw Board, Blotting, ETC., etc; Rank
Note, Bond, Drawing, bank, EnYslopS. Particular
attention paid to supplying BANKS with Bani-SOte
and Letter and Account Papers Schools AMI Semi
naries, Clergymen and Professional men, Billhcads
stock, ready ruled for Printers. from to IcUIH
to the sheet. Blue and White, Wove and laid. In
fact. complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars,
and save your money. Orders by IHail accompanied
with cash will he hIed we'll IL present u per
con. CARSON d HARD.
ap9-ly* Paper Warehouse ~ DGckmnn st.
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Choice First Class Insurance
-1NrHE-

H0-Cash Capital S1,oOO.OO0 absolute and uuinlpairod
WIZ A sTRrLUs cy $5U6.3S 49,
Ard the rres,sJot IS years success aud experience
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoSpARE1t. ION erp ,xcr, .
LESS, MAKE A SouApE ''
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Thc progress Of this Corporation has been stable
aud uninterrupted through seasons Of financial sun
shine and storm periods eyenttuI in exempt from
weeping CanftNgrAiiuns and maritime disaster. Be
x long established. 0na cash basis the troubles of
tie credit system affect in 10 material particular.
i"':i"g hard times" the security uC reliable Insu-
;lnre is at. imperative duy-;he ability Of property
E9'dc's tosUStAin loss being then much lczscned.
Polcios issued without delay. and all business al
tended to With disp,tCh AMI fidelity Ivy
y. G. ARTHUR. Agent,
Office over the Bank of Wheeling.