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Secretary Boutwell, officially an
nounceS the death OF Robert j. Walker.
Buslness will be suspended In the
Treasury Department on the day OF the
funeral.
Tho President, In conversation with
a prominent member Of Congress, re-
Gently, 10 reported to have remarked
that ho thought he had o most excellent
Cabinet. He found them all men OF
good Judgment, who attended 10 their
official duties 10 his utmost satlsfactIon,
Hon. CaSsluS N. Clay Ia In New York.
Madam Anna Bishop has reappeared
before the public In New York, after an
absence Of four years.
The funeral OF Mr.. Peabody Was OBJ
served yesterday at Baltimore. Flags
wore at half-mast, buildings draped
and bells tolled.
Akron, o., has contracted for skat-
Ing rink, TO be ready In four weeks.
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INDIAN AFFAIRs.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov, l2

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12.
Colonel Schoneld, Assistant Inspee-
tor General OF the Department OF Mis-. u.
souri,, arrived here from Camp Supply,
Indian Territory, November Sd. He
reports all the Arrapahoes on their re-
servatlon, near Fort Sill. Colonel Scho.
field does not believe the reported death
OF Santanta. No news of such an event
had reached Camp Supply when he left.
1t could not have possibly got 10 the
nearest telegraph station, about 200
miles distant, In the time indicated.
The grass Ia being burned of the plains
from Camp Supply to Fort Hays and
between Forts Harker aud Sill. The
Arrapahoes charge the Cheyennes with
the work. It Is stated Medicine Arrow
and some Cheyenne chiefs advocate
fighting In hespring, while Little Robe,
OF the Arrapahoes, opposes It.
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THE WEST INDIES.
NEW YORK. Nov.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.
Letters to the 9th ult. from Hayu,
states that the Pikequets were desert
ing In cause Of SRlnave. Cape Hayti
ls blockaded by rebel guubOats, and
Salnave's steamer cannot get out.
The English commander has not sent
a steamer to assist Salnave In escap-
ing. The steamer Telegraph, which
has been preying on American ship
ping In the Gulf OF Mexico, was recently
purchased by the merchants 10 Turks
Island, but the British government of
Antigua has announced that she will
nevertheless be treated as q pirate by
the British government.
The New York U. s. steamer Albany
sailed for ST Domingo on Wednesday
afternoon. She carries three Commits
s!oners, who go to take formal pos.
session OF SamAna Bay, as an Ameri-
can station. The Albany was loaded
with heavy ordnance for coast forti
ticatlons, and will take nearly u reEi.
ment OF infantry and company OF
artillery at Dry Tortugas.
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NEW YORK CITY,
NEW York, Nov, |

NEW YORK. NOV. II.
The grand Jury yesterday, In the case
OF the burning OF the Jessan family by
the Liberty street fire on the 29sh ult,,
rendered q verdict OF death by sutfoca-
tion, and censured the policeman who
failed TO notify the tiremen that there
were persons In the building.
A drunken woman In Brook lyn,
drank half pound Of glaudauum yes
terday, TO stop the craving for liquor.
II produced delirlum tremens and final
ly death.
1t Is stated that the thief who robbed
McAlpin's residence, In this city, Of
$4,000 worth Of diamonds and iewelry,
was arrested yesterday In Boston.
L. L. Hendricks, q broker, has been
arrested for selling bonds stolen from
a Poughkeepsie insurance company a
few weeks since.
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Chicago Hnrket.

CHICAGO, Nov. IL.
FLoUR-Qulet and easier at 81 OOa5 rs
for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Opened tolerably
active, but toward the close buyers held
Off and prices declined 9<a1c sales Of
No. l at 9l1la92c; No. 2 28S1<aS91<c; clos
ing at SSkaSS5<c; this afternoon market
dull at 89aS911o seller last half Novem.
Der; 0O15c seller December for No. 2.
C0rn-More active and 1c higher; sales
OF No. 2 at 6Sa69Nc; closing al 684a
6SAc; rejected quiet and firmer nt 66I5a
613: this afternoon market dull at 6Sa
0SHc cash and seller November for No.
2: Oats-Less active and quiet; sales Of
No. 2 at 38a9SHo In store and $50 seller
the year; rejected 36%a861fc; closing at
3SHaSSIc Tor No. 2 cash. Rye-Dull
and frmor; sales Of No. at Tic; No. 2
GSa69c; rejected 6la62c; closing ut G9c for
No.. Barley-Dull and almost nomi.
ual at 95c for No. 2.
CATTLE--Quiet and unchanged ut
3G2Ha4 70 for butchers stock.
HoGs-Flrm, more active and a shade
higher for upper grades; sales at 50 GOA
935 for fair to medium; 50 50aO9O for
good 10 choice and $40 90 for extra.
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Tragedy ON u COOlIe ship IN tho
Pacific.
San FRANoIsCo, Nov. 12,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL.
The Tahiti Messenger, the official
journal OF the French protectorats over
the Society Islands, publishes detail.
ed account OF tragedy aboard a French
Coolie ship. The vessel was becalmed
of Byron Island when the revolt oc-
Cured among about three hundred
Kanakas aboard, who were on deck at
the time receiving presents. The cap.
tain aud several others were killed In.
stantly. The mate and portion OF the
crew escaped below, where they were
besleged by the natives. They resolved
TO blow the upper deck of, and powder
was disposed accordingly. The exp!o-
sion blew or frightened all the Kama kas
from the vessel and shook her like an
earthquake. The sailors rushed on
deck and found the sea completely GOV.
cred with natives making toward the
island. The killed are D. Blockett,
captain; j. Crest, lieutenant. and J. B.
Latham, passenger. Five sailors were
wounded,
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THE municipality of the National
Capital has a small railroad war on its
hands-just to be in fashion. The mu-
nlcipal authorities are grading a street
there known as Boundary street, which
is crossed near the Intersection Of 9th
and NJ. streets by the track Of the
Washington Branch OF the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. AT this point the pro.
posed grade OF the street Is six feet
above the track OF the road. Monday,
when the laborers were rapidly ap-
preaching this point with their filling,
Mayor Bowen addressed note to Presi.
dent Garrett advising him OF the fact
and notifying him 10 Immediately
raise the track to the legal grade OF the
street or have 1t filled up. Up to Thurs.
day noon, the Star says, no answer had
been returned by Mr.. Garrett, and It
was expected the track would be filled
over that evening. A dispatch this
morning states that the Mayor was en-
Joined from obstructing the track, and
the hostilities are transferred to the
courts: :.
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DeAth Of Amos KsnlnIl.

Hon. Amos Kendall, one Of the few
living men who held a prominent place
In the public concerns Of the past gen.
erallon, died yesterday at his home In
Washington. Mr.. Kendall was co.
temporary OF Clay, Webster, Calhoun,
and the array Of men who made that
period OF our history illuStrlouS, and
during long period he was active and
conspicuous In the politics OF the coun-
try. He was an extremely jealous
Democrat, and especially during Jack
sons administration did much to give
his impress TO that party. He was
Jackson's Postmaster General, and was
the ruling spirit Of the Admlnlstra-
tion. Up to that time the Postmaster
General had never been regarded "a o
member Of the cabinet, but such was
Mr.. Kendall'a force Of character and
influence with the President that he
crowded his way into place Ia the
Cabinet councils, and In this way gave
orIglnto the phrase, "KItchsn Cabinet"
Mr.. Kendall had taken no part
In public affairs for u great many
years. lie had lived somewhat
secluded at Kendall's Green, In
the nsIShborhood OF Washington. I'm.
Ike his distinguished cotemporary,
Robert J. Walker, who preceded him
only a couple OF days, his status during
the war, as understood, was not CredI.
table 10 his patriotism.
One by one the men OF the earlier
Republic are dropping away, but new
men hll up the advancing ranks and
they are not missed. Ono by one. too,
the errors and wrongs OF those earlier
times 20 down before the onward
march OF . great people towards u great
or future. AS new men arise In the one
case, 80 In the other new ideas, new
aspirations, new opportunities and ew
necessities present themselves to the
craftsmanship OF the Republic, and over
the graves Of buried errors we erect the
standards OF fresh victories for liberty
and progress. The march OF events Is
Just as inexorable as the march OF time,
and every event ls the teacher Of new
philosophy. Those who refuse to learn
the lessons Of to-day must drop out
OF the army OF workers, just rs these
old men have dropped ont Of the world;
and they may be sure that as the world
never pauses to count those who dIsap.
pear day after day from It's busy
scenes, so the grand activities OF
the age In which 1t Is our fortune to
live, will not be checked on their &C.
count; nor will the remorssless energies
of this mighty people be diverted from
their proper aims by the feeble con-
servatIsm Of the few, wherever It be
found, which refuses to fall In and
move on.
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New York Prod luce Market.
NRw Ynpy Nov 1C

NEW YORK, Nov. IL.
CoTToN-Steady and fairly active;
sales 200 bales at $50 for mIddllng up
lands.
FLoUR-Closed steady with moderate
export and speculative demand for good
low grades Of extra.
GRA1N-Wheat-Quiet and firm with
moderate speculative inquiry for prime
winter and spring. Rye-Dull and un-
changed. Oats-Qulet and steady at
04a65c for western. Corn-Dnll at 99ca
81 03 for unsound, and 81 DIAL O6 for
sound western middlIue.
Recommendations and steady.
Cut Meats-1n limited request and mn.
changed. Bacon-FIrmer with fair de.
mand. Lard-Quiet at 171<al75tc for
fair to prime steam.
Edds-Fatr, quiet and steady.
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rnnernI or aenernI wool.

AhOEI NOV IL
Gen. Wool's funeral will take place
from st. Pnul'a Church Saturday morn.
Ing. Business will be generally suss
pended. Major General Carr has charge
OF arrangements and has ordered out
two brlgades. The Troy citizens corps,
the Albany Burgess corps and civil
societies viii form part Of the process
sion. A regiment from Governors
Island, New York, has been ordered
here by Gen. Sherman. Gov. Hoffman
and Major Generals Brown, Gibson and
Shaler, with staff and other parties, will
participate In the ceremonies. The
remains are to be buried In OAkwood
cemetery.
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THR recent performance OF Mr.. Bon
ner's "colt" 10. Elliott, has raised q
heavy discussion in the New York press
about what Is a "colt." Mr.. Bonner
thinks 10. ia colt, but says he trots
like horse. The "welght Of the meet.
Ing" seems TO be that five years Is rath.
or aged for that youthful horse life
known as colthood,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
By Cable Telegraph 70 tho 1ntellIgencer.
FRANCE.

Letiru ROlIIn, Louis Blanc, ami IhsIF
CNndidatuTe for the Corps LcElSIatIL
PARIS, Nov. IL.
Ledru Rollln refuses 10 return 10
Paris, though he has Withdrawn from
the hrst class for the Corps LegislatlE
A deputatlon Of electors have Just re-
turned from London with the accept.
ance by Louis Blanc OF the nomination
to the Corps LegIslatIE from Paris, In
place OF Ledru RollIn. The latter how.
ever insists on maintaining his Candl-
dature, and has published an address
which Is rldIouled by all the ParIsjour.
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3 U EZ.
Tho Opening Next wednesday.

Tho Opening Next wednesday.
LONDON, Nov. II.
AdvIces from Alexandria state that
the great bed Of rock In the Suez Canal
ct 1smalla, rs miles south Of Port Said,
which has hitherto been a hludrance O
dredging, will be at once blasted out.
This rock 10 so feet thick. The convoy
at the opening ceremonies Oh the 18th
will consist Of eighty ships. Notwith.
standing this favorable news, under.
writer's OF this city mostly decline to
Insure vessels bound through the canal.
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Mr.. Peabody ami cue Queen.
New YoRK. Nov, la.

The Hcrald's London telegram says
that Queen Victoria had invited the
late Geo. Peabody to visit her at Wind
sor, Just Immediately prior to the Ap-
proach OF his fatal attack of illness, and
Her Majesty. would have been present
ut his bedside had not the sudden ter
mInatlon OF his disease by death pres
vented II.
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PURIFYING THE BLOOD
AND sTRENaTHENINu THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HOOFLANDY GERMAN BITTERS IL
entirely vegetable, and contains no LIQUOR,
II lS compound Of Fluid Extracts. Tho
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BitterR. There Ia no alcoholic substance
Of any kind used in c0mpoundIng the Bit
terB, hence II free from all the objections In
cident IN the uSo Of liquor preparation.
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CAUTION.

Hootiands German Remedies are counter
telted, See that the signature oiC, n. JACK.
BON " on the wrapper Of each bottle. AL
otheB arc counterfeit.
Principal Ofiice and Mandatory at the
Herman Medicine store, No. TSl AHoh suect,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly Q. II. JACKSON q 90,
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Another Outrage ON tho Democracy.
BosToN, Nov. IL.
One hundred and thIrty.hve men
were discharged from the Navy Yard
yesterday; they were attached TO the
Constructors department. Tue engineer
and other departments are to be cut
down. Tho exhaustion OF the naval
appropriation Is said 10 be the cause Of
the reduction,
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A MR.. P. CRANE OF Weston, recently
had a barrel Of whisky, quart meas
ure and gimlet, stolen from his cellar.
The thieves came In the night with a
wagon, as did those who Atole the Zane
street butchers beef The barrel was
found near town next day-but the
whisky, 10, where was he2n
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The RrIe.Great Western ana AtIastIc
Railway WHr.

AKRON, o., Nov. IL.
by an agreement OF the attorneys OF
all parties, q hearing on The motion for
appointment Of u Master Commissioner
IN auditor, restricting the powers Of
Receiver from increasing his bond, Co.,
Of the Atlantic and Great Western Raj. .
road, was deferred until next Friday,
when II will be taken up with a motion
TO remove Jay Gould from the ReceIv-
ership. All the motions will be heard
before Judge Boynton In the Common
Pleas Court here.
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PRICEs,

nocaAnds German BitserN per bottle G@@ @
llO0nRud's German Tonic, put up Tu Quart
9aLQss, 81 % per bottle or q half doTen for
N0.
ArDo not forget 70 examine we'll the ar.
iolO you buy, In order 70 got the genuine,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine 0yeTyWhore, Iyl2
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Tho ParaEuayan War.

NEW York, Nov. 12.
A Rio Janslro letter Of September
9th. states that no further fighting has
occurred iu Paraguay, the allies hav-
Ing given up the pursuit OF Lopez. Lo.
pez Is at St. Estanishaus, with plenty
OF troops but little ammunition.
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8as.aEsa cCsEas.

STANToN q ALLISON,
- ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
9th St, east side, north of Monroe
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Free Trade lIoolIng In ClneIpnAtil

SkNV4NNAlAI NoN AS'
Prof. A. L. ePrry, Of Williams Col:
lege, has accepted an invitation Of
prominent citizens, and will present
bis views on the tariff reform In the
Chamber Of Commerce this evening,
and at Pixies Hall tomorrow evening,
to the general public.
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Bx TELEGRAPH.
Tragedy at La Crosse, wisconsin.

CHICAGO, Nov. II.
Two gentlemen named Parker Bliss
and ChRs. Wild, went from Winona,
Minn., to Lacrosse, Wis, and put up
ut the St. Charles Hotel. Yesterday
morning Wild left for Winona on the
railroad. From the cars he sent back
word by the omnibus driver that he
was called suddenly away. The mes
cage was not delivered, but Bliss not
making his appearance his room was
broken open, and he was found lying
on the bed with pistol In his hand and
three bullet holes through his body, one
through his heart. Suspicion Of mur-
der rests on Wild, and he Will be ar
raNla1
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wAsRINGrON.
An American VesseI:foF Mr.. Peabody
death OF Amos Kendall.

Death OF Amos Kendall.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Il.
The cara OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad now leave and arrive from
north on regular time, the distractions
TO the track having been removed by
the laborers Of the company, soon after
Judge Obin granted the injunction re-
strainlng Mayor Bowen from further
obstructing the track.
Secretary Robson to-day sent dis
patch by the cable TO Admiral Roaford,
commanding the European fleet, direct.
him TO detail war vessel TO carry the
remains OF the late Geo. Peabody from
London TO this country, ,..
The Hon. Amos Kendall died this
morning.
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Tho Sew York Custom House Fraadu.

NEW YORK, Nov. IL.
The Custom House frauds, are estI-
mated at $SO0.00O. They were commit.
ted during 6G-'G7 and 'GS. The prin.
clpRl offender has not yet been arrested,
and his name 10 withheld. 1t appears
few weeks ago. WIN. J. korn aud
Vim. II. Winnsted, were arrested on
charge OF being engaged In the frauds.
koru made statement duplicating
Blatchford, Romalne, Mulllgan, and
three brothers named Cauldwell. The
District Attorney demanded documen-
tAry evidence against men from the
Treasury Department, and on Tuesday,
the papers were brought in. The guilt
OF BIanChford. depends upon the gen.
uiueness of his initials upon the draw.
back claims. The examination Of
Mulligan, was adjourned TIL to.mor.
row, owing to the absence OF District
Attorney PIerrepOnt.
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Row Eork DRY aoodn nInrkot.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.
The market Is rather quiet and prices
steady. except Red Cross and Green
Star Wigans, which arc reduced 10
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yu,tGos Of he Supreme Court or Psmsvsututta.
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1850.
"I have found by experience that Hoof.
lands GermAn BitterS Il very good tonic,
relieving dyspepio Eymptomg almost d.
rectly. GEORGE sHARSWOOD."
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WEST VIRGINIA


HoE. J. 7. HoKE. Prcst Board Of Reg.nu
u. Y. srURGIss, Sccy "
ALEX. MARTIN, u. D., President,
and Professor OF Mental and Moral PhIloSI-
ply.
F. =. LYON, A. M, Vice President,
Professor OF English Literature, aud Piinci-
pal Of Preparatory Department.
3. q. STEVENS, A. M,
Professor Of Astronomy and Pny6IcS.
Il. H. PIERCE, A. NJ,
(Inpt. U. 4. Al
Professor OF Mathematics and or Military
Tactics.
J.J. EVENs0E, A. NJ, Ph. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
F. W. WOOD. Ph. D.,
Professor OF AncIentand Modern LauguRgos.
o. W. MILLER, A. ~,
Assistant In Preparatory DepAitme
u. b. PURINTON, Tutor.
GEO. n. HAGANS, EsQ,
Superintendent OF Grounds aud lIulldIngs.
HUGH. W. BROCK, N. D.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. Ollie,
Lecturer Oh Civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TERM begins lsL ruestlay in seprr.
WINTER TERA :. LIST Monday IN Deer.
kPRIHG TERN " 81 Tuesday In March.
Sd Wednesday In June.
TUIT1oN.-PrepNrRtory, S5 90 per Term OF
" Uniyerolty, IS w per Term Of
IL weeks.
BoARDING-Not 10 exceed 81 per week.
eD-Send stamp for Catalogue,
MoRG ANTowE, W. VA. Eopi.06at
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CAPT. PRATT. Of Glenville, u few days
ago, fell from the third story OF mill,
nearly forty feet, and was not killed.
He Is recovering.
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From Ms eabeu Prel,.

From tho CdbeA PreSJ. "a.
LINCOLN CouNTY.-The vote for LegIs.
lature In Lincoln stands: For Senate
Cook (D) III, Workman (R) l75. For
House-Wilkinson (D) l92r HolsteIn Try
l5l,
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WAYNE CouNTY.-The vote for Legis.
lature In Wayne stands: For Senate
Cook $50, Workman 2l4. For House
Burgeas (D) 81, Carroll (R)20l.
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SHooT1N0.-Mr. Jesse spurlock, OF
Wayne county, received the attention
OF 'Col.' Bill Smith on the 3Oth ult., In
the way Of couple Of pistol shots,
neither OF which, we are pleased 10
state, took effect. The difficulty occur.
red near Trout's Hill, and we under
stand grew out OF some domestic trou-
BILE OF Smiths.
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noN' JAAho 4huhfsoNI
Judge Of he Supreme Court q Pe1lnUlpGnt1.
PHILADELPHIA, April ~, 1855
~ consider HoohandS German BitterS. a
valuable medicine In case Of attacks OF indl-
ReHIiOn or DyBpepaiA. can certify this
from my experience OF II
YourB, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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THB
Safe Deposit Company,
OF PITT6BURGII,
Incorporated by the Legislature Of
Rcnn'R. January ~, 1867,
FoR THE
SatG-KGGpilgOfBOnlS& Securities
GOLD AND SILVER,
Silver Plate, Books, Records, Dia.
monds and Valuablss Of all
Descriptions,
Under Guarantee. and for the
r E TING OF SAFES
In ITs
BURGLAR.PROOF VAULTS,
Building and OHice
No. SO Fourth Avenue,
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
GUARANTEE RATES.

FW 70 AtLVt
less Period.
Government aud all uthurl
Coupon Securities, IL clu. 500 per o. 900
ding bank BIlIS........,.......
Gold Uoin or Bulllon..,,,,,,+,.,,,., Is 1000
silver Coin or BuIllOn............, 200 loo
Silver or Gold Plate, under
seal, on owners estimate
OF full value, and rate 400 100
subject 10 adjustment for
bulk, on basis of..m....
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable papelS Rener-
ally, whom OF no fixed value, 81 u year each,
or according 10 bulk,
wills, u, which premium covers Tue re-
malnder OF tho life OF the maker.
Cash boxes, OrHmnll Tin Boxes, for papers
OF Bankers, Capitalists, MerchRnts, Law
yers, Tradesmen, Families, &C., will be re-
ceived at % each box or trunk per year,
contentH unknown 70 The Company, and
liability limited, or they will be Insured for
tho full amount, the contents being known,
81 above rates. No charge less than one
dolllr.I
The Company Is also prepared 10 Rent
Small Iron safes, leach furnished with a Tin
Box0 inside Its BurRlRr.Proot Vault, the
Renter exclusively holding tbs key thereof,
81 tho following rates, viz: SIS, so, $50, $40,
70 ana 500 pei. Gnnum. Also. 10 store
PapeES, ETC., at reasonable rates.
OFFICEtS.
PcStCieit:
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
Vice PfeikLsnI:
HENRY LLOYD.
DfTectOrS:
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, BYRON II. PAINTER,
HENRY LLOYD, JOSEPH 8, MORRISON,
WILLIAM REA, GEORGE BLACK,
WILLIAM NJ. LYON, CURTIs q, HUssRY,
JAMES l. BENNETT.
SecrttGTy and Treasurer:
8. F. Won B0NNHORSTS
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-13

THE Good TemplRrs hRvs organized
Lodge at Ceredo. Wayne county with
a membership OF % and l3 propositions.