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Greenwood Cemetery.

- 49, ~ WI
SlTUATED on THE NATIONAL ROAD
~ smiles east OF the city, Is now really iOT
lhterInentS, sale, and improvement OF lots,
~ contains 81 acres Of land and is laid ont
IN the most modern and Improved style
can oc easily reached AT all seasons OF the
year by the National Road, and for three
LSGrths Of the year by the Hempheld Kan
hSS'd. II Is perfectly secure and intended TO
bc beantined by every variety OF trEtrs, snrntI-
pory, public vault, chapel, ARTIFICIAL lake
fountains, etc, to make Il equal to the belsi
TutfI cemeteries in the country.
ample provision is also made for its en-
'Sreenent, onier and care in peFpctuity
PERSONS DESTROYS OF purchasing lots, can
sAsttnine the grounds with the Superinten.
ueht who has plat, or secure them by call
tuS ~ the othce OF the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling
EeFSons wishing to make inteTIuents will
Tor.
tickets OF admission to LotholJsrs and
NlS,INEs VIII oe Issued by the Secretary.
BOARD of DIREC'ToRS-A. J. Sweeney
1ESslaeni Il, e. BouEam, SecretnTy: j. 4
ESISuta, Jcnn ". MUIh, Geo. MeIldsl los
BELL Jno. \. Armstrong, Geo. Adams Il -;
SotNtt'i, E a. hlluteth, auSl-iyI-
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Ju>r received by J. II. Smith Il Co.
No. l22 Main street, large assortment
OF new styles prints, also ii aud IS
hieached musiins, pillow muslins, and
l0A sheetings OF the best makes and
at low prices.
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HEuu To BNIL.-On Tuesday oven
ing. Jacob Werner WAS brought before
Judge Johnston FOR threatening to
burn tine house OF Frank Holt. Werner
Was bonro the same tribunal, few
days ago, on some charge for which he
was required TO give bond in the sum
oft one hundred dollars for his good
behavior Judge Johnston concluded
that. perhaps. IA bond with u heavier
prnHi5y would have a good effect on
Werner, aud the threat being one OF an
ugly character, he increased the
amount In this Instance, to three hun
Hrrd dollars. Il Is hoped that II these
hnHu- au not induce tina offender to
hghay" properly he will next mud him
Hrli eurs-od a III cross barred bond on
tlith sire &, 10 uicely furnished 10y
friend Earris
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NOTARY PuELIa.-W. W. Thomson,
EGG, of Wood county, was recently
,lamlszloned Notary Public.
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The LATEST NorIoN-Pstent Sewing
Machine Castors, Price, 81 20. Call
and see them At VIM. sumner Il Co. Is.
~ Main street.
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E. y. wEnER, dealer in music aud
varieties, on Main street. above Mon
zoe, has. received a beautiful selection
OF all kinds OF masks. false boards.
n"Se>. mous.nehes, fun boards, &c,
SCc., which he will sell Al the most ac'
cepisble prices. Gail soon and take
Your pick,
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PETROLEO-CALCTUM GAS,

PETROLEO-CALCIUM GAS,
ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE M
~ provements of the age Is the process OF
manufacturing gas by the PetrOleo- Calcium
Gas company, OF Wheeling. West Va, upon
patents OF DR.. j. II. Connolly, from an ai-
most valueless product of Petroleum. OH
TeSidtinn) in combination with dime
or lime aud coal, 20 simple that two
any farm hand or stable boy of ordinary In.
telllgence in three hours. 1t mas bppn
SWnctTGTghIFy tested upon such scale at the
country residence of Mr.. ]. p. GiiClIrist. near
me SAME city as To hx the certainty OF its nj.
iordinS entirely satisfactory results in tho
production OF small and large QUANTITIES Of
Gas, and can bS with great economy applied
70 tr1tSlte HeS4de'ioeS Summaries RotsLS. FtIc-
tH51ea u''u CttieS. II Is superior to any Gas
now IN use, not only a. TO tne safety sim.
pIicityt pTacticaoility and great cheapneSS of
manufacture, but for its superior brflliRucy
non influence upon the sight and freetion'
from toe Sulphurous odors common TO Gas,
These facts the officers of the company
VIII lake pleasure In demonstrating To those
desiring TO adopt or interest themselves In IL,
Ihs company will sell rights to Inauufacture
in Towns, Counties, DistTicts or States anS
direct attention to the following
NIONIALS:
wHEELIHs, W. Va, Aug. 8. 1857.
7bthe President Of ne PsfroEeo- Calcium GaS Oh.
Strive have thoroughly and carenuuv
investigated the construction and WORKINGS
OF the apparatus for manufacturing Gas, sc-
combinations OF materials used, as nov
working upon the Mcclure House in t6iS
city. and country residence OF j. T. Ciilchrist
tSl., near This city. For simplicity dura.
plhtSl economy and safety, we consider II
superor 10 any other method OF mRnufac-
turing Gas that we are acquainted with. we
CheeTIuily recommend liz aTonttOI, he y n
Gas Consumers. '
Very Respectfully,
a. ]. SWEENEY,
Mayor Of Wheeling.
W. W, MILLER & e.,
Union Foundry and ESl0-iI.s TToyI.,,
MN. HARE
PitG7sI<T- aud Gas Eitts7
W. +. GOODWIN & Co
P5pEristOTS lfcLure IfotL,s
SWEENEY s Co..
Adchf1ItSfS uad Engine BII.ideTs
WA. a. TURNER,
JetucLer and Watch BdEr-
NJ, -. TERRY
General Il e. Ticket 4 cent
LOUIS GAUSS
Proprietor AcLitrs E{o:lss S1looy,
And refer by special permission TO
Pittsburgh, Pa. formerly 7reuUtreI- CfE Oar ~,
y II. GoIpTHARP ESQ
s,- Gas Engineer, RItts6tr9h, pa.
PETRoLEo-CALCIUM GAS co.
ao-,-eCE y wheeling. W. Va
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ORGANS AT REDUCED rR.CEs, at
Sheib's Music store. Agents wanted.
Planes aud Organs tor rent. Apply
soon.
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An -. ~, " EEKI-Y, one year.......,...S4O 100
WEEKLY, o or EB8 pPy.G Of either the MAeAzrsE,
s loE every Club Of Fivs supplied gSsi d5
SO %. remittance; or Six Copies Tor
Back Numbe1scan he sr,,,,,.,
~ I5 annual Volumes OF HARPEss's" T 1tiiS
pres, frse az e0th binding, viii be sent by ex-
plete Set. C1T11fS eIIse' Tor each. A com
ffeiEbt % q, csSh al the ate OF SIS Is per vol,
XII Iao,I az expense of purchaser. Volume
r,sr SUBSCRIPTIONS sent from British North
win sS an, tFEoyinces must be accom- PANIED
States pHsfS9s Llonal to prepay United
-.r HARPER q BROTHERS.
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Japanese & Bamboo Rods
UsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE ny
tuul4 0HAs: a. BERRY,
No. Ii Water st,
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t.S. BI,uuDr Conn met yesterday
morning at So. O'clock. The Grand
Jury brought ia three indictments
against Jum"' j. fotugrow. OF woIayl
county, iur passing counterfeit money.
Mi. p, was, on motion OF his counsel,
Col. a. H. Hay moud, admitted to bail Tor
his appearance Ht tbs April term OF tho
tuuTt,
tucro being no further business be-
iprv the Jury, they were discharged and
lilu Court adjourned.
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Inc Messenger, Capt. Jesse Dean, and
capt. Lyle cI"rk, tor 81. Louis Mt 10
O'clock u, m; Express, Capt. Aushutz.
Tor Marietta and Parkersburs at II
O'Clock a. m: james Rees, Capt. Kem-
PIE, for Suntish at o'clock u. m;
FOREST city, Capt. O'Neal, for Stcuben.
willie a. ~ O'Clock p. m; ]. \, Mccall.
lonEh, Capt. George Moore, d. Moon
clerk, viii leave this evening AT Q
o'clock Tor Marietta and Parkcrsbu re:
New state, Capt. Harrison, for Louis.
Vile at O'Clock u. III.
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A.uD.-Iu our peregrinntlons about
'He city, yesterday, we thought the
street Commissioning could give en-
ploymvut to ssbuutu hundred men for Il
,Hty or two, In cleaning the crossings.
they were Ia IA fearful condition. We
know inul the blessings Of those whose
uuHIne7a calls them on the streets,
would rest uu thr aforesaid officials
nDHd, 10 lac would act on the suggestion.
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RIVER NEws.-Tho river, last even.
ing at dusk, was six feet and falling.
The RSbeccn arrived from Parksrshurr
and returned again yesterday at II a.
IN. The w +. Curtis departed for Gin
oinn"tt last evening mt I p. M, with "a
light trip. The james Rees and For.
est CITY arrived aud departed at their
usual hours. The tow boats Sampson.
Niagara and Coal uin, with their lows.
passed up to Pittsburgh. The steamer
Messenger was detained at'Pittsburgh,
but will leave to-day at 10 o'clock for
81. Louis.
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LerruuE.-Ne were Informed, yes
,ertay, Tint bishop Kingsley, Of
ZANE Nj. ID. Church, win deliver his cele-
"rhted lecture, observations On the
Pacific CUg7t, IN the Fourth street NJ.
a., Church on Monday evening, March
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R.R. Comply

OFFICE BALr. q OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING, May 4, 1857.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after May
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AH9 DOCTORS DIPLOMA hangs In his Office
ENDORSEMENT or .rIrI. u =. S--ee,

m, LNDORSEMENT on TIME ppU,Cg
llSb ne many Thousands cured at this ea+,h.
The nGmeE T15R4 IN the last twenty years aud
performed nv ~ f R Tant surgical Operations
NOTICES az OF IL, TnS Sun and many other pspeT5
again beSormo L i,Sd have appeared again and
b5IIvE - snteman OF cLaracter and Sesna.,,ia.:
CO. - !" aulhclent guarantee TO the nffiicfsd.
maro-ly" " A4h4OAhA OC6EL
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Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic State COnVen-
ton of West virginia.

l. Resolved That we approve the platform OF
the National Democratic Convention, lately as.
sembled in New York. as the true exponent OF
our political principles and pledge our hearty
and united support to the nominees OF that
Convention for the offices of President and vice
President of the United States.
>. Resolved That we demand of the Leglsla-
ture of this State reduction of the useless
swarm of officers with which we are infested,
and such other measures of economy. retrensh.
ment and reform will reduce the burthen OF
State and local taxation, which is exhausting
the substance of our people.
3. ReSOlUed, That we demand the reform OF
the present system of registration as unjust,
oppressive upon the people, and at variance
with the fundamental principles of free govern
ment.
4. Resolued, That we denounce the Radical
party of this State, because, with view OF
perpetuating their own power, they have re-
fused to permit the people to elect their own
Registers. and have vested the power of appoint
ment and removal in the Governor, so that the
unscrupulOus purposes Ct the party may he bet
ter accomplished; and because, with the same
view, they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers, thus unfairly and improperly
elected from either civil or criminal response.
bility, for even willful and corrupt violation OF
duty.
5. Resolved, That while we are willing to &C.
cord to the negro the full measure of legal
rights, with ample protection of person and
property, we are unaterably opposed to negro
suffrage, negro equality, and Radical legislation
looking to that end.
G. ResOlred That we denOunCe the Radical
party for having, through its representatives in
Congress by the passage of certain military re-
construction bills, declared null and void the
Government of Virginia. which formed the
State of West Virginia, thereby denying the
legal existence of our new State.
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From Honolulu.

SAN Francisco, October G.-Honolulu
advices OF September 10 say that COM
mercial matters are unusually dull. The
whale.ship Milo, from the Arctic sea,
July II, reports 80 vessels damaged by
the ice catching whaling fleet. Heavy
shocks of an earthquake were felt at
Hilo and other places, early in Septem-
Der.
Robert G.. Lawrence, Of the firm Of
James Robinson Il Co., died September
II. He had been Minister resident al
Honolulu since 1922. f. Perkins had
assumed the duties of American Consul
at Honolulu.
Surveys were being prepared for
building a Light house on the reef, at
the entrance of the harbor of Honolulu
Late adviceS from McKean's Island
say that the ship Worcester had lost
her anchors and had been compelled to
sail for Honolulu or San Francisco, on
the 18th of July, to procure new ground
tackle.
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Marry Her First.

Many years ago, in what is now a
hOurishing city, lived stalwart black
smith, fond of his pipe and his joke. He
was also fond of his blooming daughter,
whose many graces had enamored the
affections of young printer. The cou-
Pile after a session of billing and cooling,
engaged themselves" and nothing but
the consent of the young lady's parents
prevented their union. To obtain this
an interview was arranged, and the ty.
pc prepared little speech to admonish
aud convince the old man, who sat en-
ioying his pipe i'll perfect content. The
typo dilated on the fact of their long
friendship, their mutual attachment,
their hopes for the future, and like top
les; and taking the daughter by the
hand, he said: al am now, sir, to ask
youc permission to transplant this love-
ly flower from Its parent bed"-but his
feelings overcame him, and he forgot
the remainder of his oratorical flourish,
stammered, aud finally wound up with,
from its parental bed into my own"
The father keenly relished the discern
htnre OF the sutton, and removing his
piEe ana blowing cloud, replied:
well, young man, | don't know as
have any objection, provided Won marry
the girl first"
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ADVANTAGES.

The advantages of this Association over ordi-
can break il. the fees are so small, and required
to be paid at such long intervals, that any man
can secure to his family competency upon his
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Protestant Episcopal Convention.

New YORK, October THE Trienni-
nj General Convention of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church, convened this
morning at Trinity Church, where the
opening services were performed.
After the temporary organization 1t
was found that of the House of Bishops
there were forty-two members present,
and there were one hundred and sixty
clerical deputies and the same number
of lay delegates present. After the ser
mon by Bishop Lee, of Delaware, the
House of Bishops retired, and Rev. " W.
S. Perry, of Connecticut, Secretary %
the last Convention, called the Rouse
of clerical and lay delegates TO GiuGt'
In calling the delegates from Ne" VIM
Governor Seymour did not answer. 49,
On motion of Mr.. Otis, OF !illno f 1I 1uo
Board proceeded to the electioi, VI H.e
idenJ of the Convention: M. o'lS
nominated Rev. j. ii. Craig, ~ D'' Vi
Kentucky, and as there was no OPPOSE
ton the reverend gentleman was elect
ed nv reclamation. Rev. DR.. Meads
and Mr.. Otis were appointed commit
tee to conduct the President elect TO
the chair. The President, after thank
ing the Convention for this renewed
mark of their confidence, spoke with
thankfuluess that they had once more
been permitted to assemble together,
but he spoke with regret of the demise
of many shining lights of the church,
among whom were Rev. Francis l..
Hawks, Hon. Washington Hunt, Judge
Chambers and Hugh ID. Evans.
Rev. DR.. Haight then read, for the in
formation of the house, the rules to be
adopted, as follows: Business sessions,
to he held in Trinity Chapel; the House
of Bishops, to be held in the school
house of the Chapel; morning prayer
each day at 10 o'clock and the session
to continue till o'clock; no meetings
ia the afternoon, and the Board of Mis-
sions to meet every evening att o'clock.
On motion, Rev. Mr.. Perry, d. D., of
Connecticut, was elected Secretary and
Rev. J. F. b. Hodges, d. D., appointed
Assistant Secretrry.
A message was received from the
House of Bishops, stating that it was
organized and ready for business. A
committee of two was appointed to
bring a similar message to the House of
Bishops.
The rules of the last Convention were
adopted as the rules ofthe present House
until others are framed.
Mr.. Otis moved that the members of
each standing committee be increased
from to 10, which, after some objec-
ton, was carried, and the Convention
adjourned till tomorrow morning.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINClNNAll, OSeOD>@
FLOUR-Drooping; family at 8 Qua
g IS. No1
CORN-Dull and declining at 9oc'
OATS-Dull at QUO.
RYE-Sales at 30.
COTTON-Held at 26c: On ,,t
TOBACCO-Lugs, 8 39a9 81, anu 'eai
10 OOa20 90.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at 20.
MESS PORK-Held at 81 w; buyers
offer 80 so. 49,
BIJLK MEATS-Advanced to liza
14Ic; not much offered.
BACON-Advanced to l2tal5tal6a
161c. and holders asked 12fal5fal64al7c
at the close.
HAMS-Sugar cured at 19a20c.
BUTTER-Plenty and lower at 35a
40c.
CHEESE-Iu fair demand at 16alSc.
EGGS-Held at 19a20c.
OILS-Linseed dull at 05a1 OF; lard
unchanged at l As.
POTATOES-Duli at S0a90c.
COFFEE-Dull; sales $50 bags at 1871
a24c.
SUGAR--Steady.
FLAXSEED-Dull at 2 40a2 50.
BEEF CATTLE-Steadya at 3 00a6 %
SHEEP-Held at 50a4 90 per Genital,
gross.
HOGS-Dull and supply large at Z OC
az 90, gross.
GOLD-1394 buying.
@EXCHANGE-Steady at l 10 to pal
buYing.
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The Romance of a Lead Mine.

correspondent OF the chicago ne
publican, describing asvisit to the lead
region oc Illinois and Wisconsin, tells
this story:
One of the richest mines in Mineral
Point has story of some interest. Many
years ago party of spectators, adven-
turers, all, three in number, bought a
| tract of land on which to demonstrate
theory in regard to mining which
one of the party had originated. The
other men, his companions and partners,
were the money-men of the company,
who had been duped by the one who
had the pet story.
One entire season, from early spring
TO autumn, was spent in hard labor by
these men. Their expenses were ruin
ious. No matter, it was all in vain; Ia
Dor and money were alike unavalllng,
and when the winter of that year (lo47)
came on, they found themselves unable
to proceed, and still very far from sue.
cess. They pulled up stakes" and went
away to neighboring settlement,
where they tarried for few weeks,
putting up at the only public house in
the place, hoping, rs q last resort, to eff
feet sale of their property and uten
sils for q sum sufficient to help them out
of the scrape somewhat.
At length stranger arrived a. the
same hotel He was Welshman, q
miner of some experience, and honest
and credulous as the day is long, but
unused to dealing with sharpers, hav-
ing travelled but little, and recently ar
rived in this country. He was looking
about undecided as to what branch of
the mining business in this region he
would engage in, If any.
1t was not strange, therefore, that
the three bankrupt spectators should
succeed in rOping in the believing
| Welshman, and induce him to purchase
their old trap, together with land. He
purchased the whole for $500, and
thought he had nice thing, rs the
rogues had assured him that, having n
large fortune each, they cared little for
the land on which it was secured.
The poor fellow went out to his place
i'm the dead winter, wallowing through
"a deep snow all the way. Once there,
he found only a wretched little cabin,
which would but poorly shelter man
at such a season. However, he held on
hopefully and patiently, confident that
his day would soon come. So he wore
out the long, hard winter, and when
spring finally came he was found hard
at work with will. In spite of con-
tinued labor, he kept on month after
month, 10th to leave all in which his
money was invested.
In time, however, just rs the poor
man was on the point of abandoning
the place, stranger came to his cabin,
He was geologist and miner of practi-
cal experience. He had traced rich
vein of mineral through a long distance,
and located it at last right in the midst
of the poor Welshman's possessions.
The two men went to mining together,
and before two years secured indepen-
dent fortunes. Right there are still
some OF the richest mines in the region.
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New Hark Market.

New YORK, October Z.
COTTON-Dull and heavy and tale
lower; sales of 1900 bales at 26tc for
middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed steady, with a mod
crate business doing in low grades.
WHEAT-Quiet and scarcely so firm;
the upward turn in ocean freights
checked the export demand.
RYE--Scarce and very firm at Goa
60.
OATS-Quict at 72a724c afloat.
CORN-Quiet and steady at l liza
for unsound and l l33al lat for
sound mixed western afoat.
PORK-Rather more steady; sales OF
mess at % g, regular.
BEEF-Dull and dropping.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and firm.
BACON-Unchanged.
LA2D-Quiet at l9ia193c for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Sales at 26a28c.
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DueI - Bustedo

New YORK, October IA man nam
ed Hancock, of this city, some time
since challenged I. c. Heam, of Florida,
to fight duel. The challenge was &C
cepted, and the meeting arranged fer
to-day at Elysian fields. The affair
came to the knowledge of the police,
and all parties, principals, seconds,
surgeons, &c, were arrested, except
Hancock, who fled to Philadelphia.
Revolvers, &c, were found in their
possession.
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SuiCide

ALBANY, n. Y, October "A man
who registered himself ut the Exchange
Hotel in this city, on the 2Sth August,
as O. b. Davis, of Ohio, was found dead
in bed this morning. 1t is supposed he
first took poison and then shot himself
in the head with a pistol; the ball en-
tered at the ear. Several different kinds
of poison were found in his possession.
He had stated that he lived in Cleve-
land, Ohio. He left letter saying he
was tired of life, and directed to be
given to the hotel boys. The letter wa s
signed O. B. Davis and underneath there
was written assumed name" Deceased
was about p years of age. His remains
we're taken in charge by the coroner.
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BENWOOD ACCOMMODATION.
10 connect with the C. o. Division.
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Fire.

TROY, n. Y, October The extern
sive grain elevator of Pamere & Coons
was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss upwards of S2l 900, mostly insured.
The building, with about u 900 bushels
of grain of all kinds, is a complete ruin.
The losers at the fire to-day are: z.
A. Moore & Son, $4,000; insured for
$4,000. Hanamen x Shoemaker
SIS, 900; insured for $4,000. G.. Willard
& Co, $4,000; insured for $4,000. 7.
NJ. Vale & Son, $1,000; insured for
5000. c. Conkey, $500; insured for
$4,000 Kennedy & Murphy, $4,000; no
insurance.