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THE NEWS.

Ernest, the Second Duke OF sRxe-Co.
burg, Ia dying. Prince Alfred, OF Eng
land, is hiR heir. .s.
Judge Grover, Of the New York Court
OF Appeals, has granted writ OF error
In the case OF Messner, the murderer,
who was 10 be executed at Rochester
yesterday. ass
The William Ledyard aud Stebbins
woolen factory Rt Shelter Valley, near
Casenoria, New York, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire Thursday. Loss $4O,- :
OOO; insurance $500.
A wooden building In Chapel Place,
Boston, occupied by several Irish fam
lilies. burned yesterday morning. Two
children Of Daniel Sullvan-a boy 4
years and 0 gill 3 mouths-Were
smotheHed 10 death. i,' IN,
The Ohio Democratic State Central
Committee met yesterday afternoon, ut
Columbus. All the districts IN the
State were represented. The first We'd
nesday In June was fixed upon as the
time for holding tho next State Con-
vention.
"A whale boat which left Portsmouth,
N. H., for the Isle OF Shoals, with two
men, has been picked up and taken 10
Holmes Hole, with one OF the men
frozen to death. l'" ..I
The crew Of the schooner E. D.
ketchRm, at 81. Johns, N. B., made a
fire In the stove In the hold, Thursday
night, and closing the matches went 10
bed. Yesterday morning they were
found dead In their sleeping places.
Their names were Dernler, CAPTAIN,
Irving, McFarlane and Hayes.
Hon. r. W. Clarke, recently ap-
pointed Supervisor OF Internal Rev
enne Tor Southern Ohio, entered upon
his duties at Cincinnati, yesterday.
A diSease called hog cholera has
broken out among Hlop-fed swine ut
the dlStillery at CumninaVllle, near
Cincinnati. Twenty 10 thirty die daily,
mostly stock hogs Of light weight.
Application was made In the Cham.
bers at Montreal, yesterday, for q writ
OF habeaS corpus on behalf OF Caldwell
who was ren1anded In connection with
certain revenue frauds In New York.
The past season has been uniortun.
ate for Glouceeter fishermen. Sixteen
vessels valued ut $S4 ,0O0 were wrecked,
while the minor damages 10 the heet
was very great. Ffftyssix fishermen
lost their lives. .'"
Two young men, bartenderB at the
Adams House, Roston, were yesterday
sentenced for selling liquor, one to $50
fine, and tho other 10 q similar fne
with three months to the House Of Cor.
rOction. .,.al e'. r.. ....
VIM. Derwent, aged q years, com.
mltted suicide, Thursday night, at o
school house near Memphis, Ind, by
blowing out his brains. Want Of en-.
ployment 10 assigned as the cause.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 10.
FLouR-Dull; sales Of spring extra at
"a 50a5 rs. go
-Wheat-Dull and 1Ka1Xc
lower; sales No. at SIC; No. 2 at aka
SIC; closing ct S49<aS5c for No. 2; the
market this afternoon was heavy and
irregular at S5aS5Xc for No. 2. Corn
Quiet and 10 lower; sales No. 2 ut TAXA
76h: rejected at "a 1Ifa75Ac; no grade at
6ia65c; closing at 74A741 11fo for No. 2; this
afternoon the market was neglected
and nominal. oats-Very dull and Ko
lower: sales No. 2 at 40Ifa40zSc, cash;
4lho seller, January; 46c seller, last
half OF April; closing at 40Kc, cash.
Rye-Qulet and 10 lower, sales No.
at 73c; closing steady. BRrley-More
active; sales No. 2 at Sic; closing at SOC.
DRRssED Hoas--Moderately active
at l2s1S 1.6c, dividing on 200 lbs. Live,
less active but firm at 50 50a10 90 for
stockers; 90 50a9 60 for common; 50 S5a
1000 for medium; $40 50All 90 for good
TO choice; Sll l21<a1l so for prime.
OATTLE-Quiet and steady at a 0Oa
6 90 for fair TO good Cows; Is 6l1ia so
for good shipping Steers.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
xL1st CONGRESS.
EXTRA SESSION,
HOUSE on I.EPREsENrArIYEN.

|. WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
Among the bills introduced and 70.
ferredawAHl donating tho raraenal
land In st. Louis TO that city for q pub
lilo park; also one repeating portion
OF the Internal Revenue law, recurring
farmers and gardeners TO take out pro
duCe brokers' license to sell their pro.
duCe; also one for the sale OF all. tho
coin In the Treasury except auch M IL
necessary for paying the Interest on the
bonds; also one extending the time for
compilation OF The military road from
Fort Wilkinson, Michigan, 10 Fort
Howard, Wisconsin. ..u.-. -
Bills introduced and referred: .
By Mr.. ScOheld: For the transfer OF
the philadelphia Navy Yard 10 ueor-
giR Island. |,-..''.I.. ~.
BY Mr.. Rogers: To remove political
disabilities from the people OF the States
lately In rebellion.
by Mr.. Hay; To repeal so much Of
the Internal Revenue law as requires
farmers and gardeners to have produce
brokers' license 10 sell their own pro.
ducts from stalls or stands. n
By Mr.. OobuFn--To provide for the
sale OF the coin In the Treasury, except
such as may be necessary for The pRy-
ment OF interest on the bonds, ,-,
The Speaker presented various dOcu. .
mentS, Including memorial from the
State OF South Carolina, relating 10 the
recognition OF Cuba.
The House then went into Com nit
lee Mr.. Dawes In the OhaIr) aud re-
sumed the consideration OF the census
bill. y --''D'} 4 ia'Ti-INJ
The motion 10 adjourn I'LL Monday
was rejected. and the House al 3:45 +.
N. adjourned I'LL Tomorrow,
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prre HyacIuthe'u Address.

NEW 1ohkI Dec' 1U'
Pere HyaCinths concluded his ad-
dress last night az follows:
'In modern society cellbacy ex lists for
the sake OF God; but the exception, II
you make q rule. Is against God and
against nature. Cellbacy Ia CowardIce,
II II does not glOrlfy marriage. The
apostles have Rald marriage IB honor
able. Marriage IL spotless before God
and men. The great object In view Ia
the reconciliation OF heaven and earth
and OF the present life with the future;
and TO secure union Of earth, union In
the city, In the nation and In humanity
was the thought OF Jesus Christ. The
foundation Of your people is the Bible
the book that speaks OF God, the living
words OF Jesus Christ. In an admira]
BILE manifesto from your President,
there shines through his words the
Christian faith. A belief In Jesus is
u The root Of this nation. May Jesus
Christ protect your country and de-.
velOpe In old Europe unity and re-.
ligiouA and material prosperity; aud
when l return shall fell Europe that
! have found here liberty associated
with christianity, and have bsen among
= people who do not think that to be
free they must be parted from God.'
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CIhCINNATIl O6Gs u
FLoUR-FIrmer and higher; family,
IS S5A6 90; superior, 81 35G4 90.
GRAIN-Wheat, Rye and Oats un-
changed. Corn-Flrmer and higher,
New at 75C; shelied, SOC; old, 9Oa92c.
CorToN-FIrm; middllng uplands,
23Nc.
WHIsKRY-Dull at sScasl 90; de.
mand light.
PRovisIoNs-MesB Pork k-Flrmer and
held higher at $Sl; offered at S3l So
Bulk Meats-Nominally unchanged; ;
1870 for shoulders, and 159<a16Nc for
sides, twenty days In salt; fully cured
held 10 higher. Bacon-In moderate
demand, and hrmer at AK, l7A and
lSh. Lard-In demand and higher;
leaf sold at 1SA, and steam at. TX,
but held higher, holders Tx and 10 at
close. Green Meats-Flrm; held at
1lX, AK and 16Ec; buyers and No
less.
Hoas-ActIye: $40 to SO 65; extra
heavy sold at $40 Is. Receipts, 1000,
GRooRRIRs-UnchRuged.
BUTrRR-Flrm at 80 to S5c.
Edds-37a38c.
OILs-No change.
GoLD:12SN buying; 12SIf selling.
ExCHANdE-Dull; LILO discount buy.
Ing, ''r
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MEXICO.
Arrival OF Mr.. Seward ut the City OF
the M0ntezumas, --l
His Reception with Distinguished
HOnOrs.
CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. J., I
VIA HAVANA, Dec. 10.

His Reception with Distinguished
HOnOrs.
-"n. OITY OF MEXICO, Dec. /, r
! VIA HAVANA, Dec. 10.
Hon. VIM. H. Seward and party ar
rived In this city on the 18th ult., and
was received at the railroad station by
President JuareZ and Cabinet, and u
commission OF notabIes, On the 18th,
Mr.. Wilson, U. s. Minister, gave Mr..
Seward a banquet, at which Mr.. SchO-
Lessen, Representative OF Germany,
Minister Romero and other ministers
and many ladies were present. Ler-
dode to Jnda, President or the Supreme
Court, In u speech, said Mr.. Sew.
ard's name would be Imperlshably
written In history Ot an important
epoch, for his services In behalf OF hu-
imanity and republican Institutions on
the American continent. Onthe night
OF the eth. a grand banquet was given
TO Mr.. Seward at the palace OF PreHi-
dent Juarez. The Cabinet aud other
prominent persons were present,
Jnarez toasted President Grant, and
paid high compliment TO Aneri.
cA. Minister Nelson responded.
An operatic troupe present sang the
Star Spangled Banner. Minister Igle>
Rius Interpreted Mr.. Stewards speech.
Immense enthusiasm prevailed. A
very large crowd WAS present, and all
were anxious to zee Mr.. Seward. He
Will probably leave about the 10Th In
htant.
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A Cheap Ice House.

A year or two ago had my attention
called to an Ice-house built by 0 farmer
near me, which was simply O bin, made
with rough boards, sixteen feet square
and rooted over, leaving large open.
ing at the front and sides. He said his
ice kept perfectly until the next winter,
: He put q layer Of sawdust, aboutR foot
thick, on the ground, and then stacked
The Ice snugly in the centre, eighteen or
twenty incnes from the walls, and then
filled In with sRwdust, and up over the
top a foot or more thick,
Last winter, before filling my Ice.
house, l determined to try his method.
accordingly tore out all the inside
wall, and shoveled ont the sawdust;
and then filled by stacking It Bnugly in
the centre, fifteen TO twenty inches from
the wall. This space I fllled In with
pine sRwdust, and covered the whole
over the top foot or more thick l left
out the window and took down my
door and left II all open, 90 that the sun
can shine In there every day. Now for
results. AT the present time have an
abundance Of Ice, and the cakes seem
10 come out as square and perfect rs
when they went In, seemingly nothing
lacking except what ID used out. am
satisfied how to build an Ice. house,
Chr. N. \, TURNER'S Club.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 10.
FLoUR-FAirly active and unchanged,
GRAIN-Wheat - Steady for prime
samples; red at 81 35Rl 40. Corn-Ae-
tive; white at 85a90c: yellow at SSa9Oc,
Oats-Aclive ut 65a6SC. Rye-Dull ut
$lal 06.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Msss quiet at
S32a33 %. Bacon-Qulet: rib sides Vt
l6Aa19Ci clear sides at 1870: shoulders
at 17Nc. Lard-Qulet at l9c. ..
WHIsKY-Fair buslness at 81 O3a
109k, and scarce.
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NEW YORK. Dec. III.
CorToN-I<c better: sales of 1900
bales ut 251zc for mlddllng uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull and &c lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull, with limited
export demand at 81 2la1 25 for No, g
spring; and 81 30Rl 81 for winter red
aud amber western. Rye-Nominal
Oats-Dnll and heavy at 62A63Xc for
western. Corn-Quiet at 81 1Oa1 IL for
sound old mixed western.
PRoy1sIoNs-Pork-Flrm at $S3 for
old; and S32 so for new mess; sales OF
250 bbla mess for February at $32. Beef
In fair req qusst and steady. Cut Meats
-Quiet and steady. Baoon-Nominal
Lard-Stsady at l9al9kC for good to
prime steam.
Eaes-stsady. with moderate de-
mAnd.
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nISSOURI.
Fr,Ehtrnl Accident at carondOIer.

FriGlitTnl Accident at CarOndOIet.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10.
Patrick Connolly was torn nearly 10
pieces and killed yesterday, by being
caught In II revolving shaft aL the dry
docks al CarOndolet.
THE dALLATIN BANK RoBBERY.
The Republican has a dispatch saying
the robbera OF the bank at GAllatin
and the murderers OF John W. Sheets,
Its cashier, only obtained five dollars
from the oank. They have not been
arrested. There are several parties
securing the country for them.
MURDER OF a susrEcTED MURDERER.
Samuel Dryden, suspected OF COM
pllcity In the murder OF the Cox family
near Klngsvllle, NO., six weeks ago,
was killed AZ his farm, three miles
from KingsVille, night before last, by
i've men who rode up 10 him while he
was feeding his hogs and shot him.
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new York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
The market remains quiet, but very
steady for most CLASSES OF staple goods.
Heavy brown aheetings In light stock
and firm ut 141R16c for Southern and
best Eastern makes and prints at liza
1910; printing cloths steady at 7Xo
for standards. Light woolens adapted
for the clothing'trad ut 600 to 81 90 are
In request. -
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.

UT " AbhLlCNNs
DirectOr1
AAM'L MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MKNDKL.
T. d. LOGAN, TH0S. 4. SHALLoROSs
q. W. FRANEHHIH, J. N. VANCE,
]. II. HoBBs, MICHAEL REILLHY.
LOUIE y. sTIFEL.
This company how having been organized
fVe years, and In that time dOus a success
ful business, lB still prepared 70 take risks at
fAir rates on Buildings ofall kinds, Merchan.
dlSe, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
niture, steam Boats and caTgoes on the Wee
tern Rivers and Lakes. THIS company of
fBrs superior Inducements 10 Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, Barns, and contents for 3 or 6years at
reduced rates. This being State company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus OF any company in the
State; and composed OF some ninety. four
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
beSt business men, recommends itself " the
favorable confederation OF the ingurlnH
public and SOllciB their patronage. Appll-
cations for insurance willbe promptly ntLen-
ued 10 at their ONCE, No. y Monroe street, or
NJ thoir several agencies throughout thB
State.
y. M. COEf9, kecY.
II. U. DIOK, AlA'L Bocy.
HAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President .. .. a.,
fablhdl&W III ..-
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1sY TELEGRAPH.
rns aeh,,m AinSnr tl,e salnt..

Tho aehIsm Among the sainGS!
NEW York, Dec. 10.
The Herald prints q letter from Ed.
ward W. Tullidgn, one OF the Apostles
OF Mormon reform, and leader OF the
Schism In the Mormon Church, upon
the causes OF the pending trouble among
the Salt Lake Saints. He says that the
people have been reduced to q temporal
bondage by tho power OF Brigham
Young, and the spiritualIsm OF Nor.
monism, has died out OF the church.
The reforIners propose 10 revive these
spiritual doctrines. The war is against
brigham Youngs policy, but not against
himself.
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In the Circuit Court at PoughkeepSie,
N. Y. yesterday, before Judge Tappan,
q verdict was given Tor the defendants,
In the case OF j. Nelson Luckey,
against the New York Tribune ASsOcl-
alton, 1t was an action for libel In the
publication OF an article In the Tribune
OF regular court report. The com~
plalnant sued for $4,000. .H
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NICARAGUA.
RestoratIon OF Peace

5bbf.Cg glNRw YoRk. Dec. 10.
NicaraguAn dates state that the revo-
lutlon has ended and that peace has
been established with the revolution.
lists. Peace was brought about partly
by Mr.. Rt6tte, United States Minister
In Nicaragua, who was appointed o
commissioner TO see 10 carrying out Its
prOvlAlona. 'iIlNfN TITl d. G1
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PERU.
How UnoIe SANS Tars Amuse thom.
selves AZ the Expense Of the
Natives.

saw" OHSao 0tNAAA , ANAk4 ALlAuHB skAAeA1ls
selves AZ the Expense OfIhe
.... Natives.
a NEW YoRK, Dec. 10.
A Lima, Peru, letter dated the 14th
ult., states that the American frigSte
Kearsage and Mack, INDUCED In some
gun practice on the night OF the 3rd.
The firing alarmed the whole town Of
Callao. Troops were put under arms
and the President In Lima was teIe-
graphed to, as It was thought that muS
tiny had occurred In the Peruvian fleet,
When the truth was discovered the
PreieGl, OF Callao received IN apology
from the commanders for not notifying
him, but the President demanded an
explanation from the American,
Charge do Affairs, and used very
sharpterms In regard 10 the matter,
The charge made what explanation
be could and sent a report Of the facts
to Washington next day. Another
alarm Of d similar nature occurred at
Lima, and u serious conspiracy was
discovered and broken up.
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The Government sold 100000 OF
gold Rt 122. .76al23, >.
SToCKs-HIgher and Increased In nc.
tlvity In the leading shares. The feat
nres were Reading, Northwestern, 81.
Paul, Rock Island and Lake Shore.
The market closed strong. Mlscellan.
eous shares flrmer. Express shares
steady,
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A Formidable Advance ON MASCULINE
PrerOEatIVes in New Jersey.

NEW 1UHKI DbU' IUI
In the woman suffrage Convention at
Newark, yesterday, resolutions were
adopted that women's right to vote In
New Jersey had never been legally
cancelled, and that q woman's suffrage
Association be formed In every Con.
Rressional distrlct Of the State. To
promote this object and secure the cleo.
lion OF members of Congress and the
Legislature, who will advocate pollti-
cal equality, two women officers were
elected and the Convention adjourned
sine de- .sN. nr 49,.
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THR ALAnAMA CLA1Ms ,

The Times has an article on the Ala.
bama claims. II hopes the American
Government will appoint huCh men as
George William Curtis and VIM. M.
Evarts 10 state the facts and law Of the
case, and thinks good results will cer-
tainly follow such selection.
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8ItsfelIautans.
WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY

HoS. J. 7. HoxE, hsft BCmtl " Regents.
ALEX. MARTIE. D. p, hestdent,
ply. ....
Professor Of EngllAh Literature, and Piinol-
pal Of Preparatory Department.
q. q. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor OF Astronomy and Physics.
H.H. PIERCE, A. NJ,
Capt. q. =. AL
Professor Of Mathematics and Of Military
Tactic5.
]. j. STEVENSON, A. NJ, PIl. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural II HIBtory.
F.W. WOOD. Phi. D.,
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Languages,
q, W. MILLER, A, M,
Assistant in Preparatory Department
D. b. PuRINTON, Tutor.
GEO, n, HAGANE, no,
Superintendent Of Grounds and BuillingB,
HUGH! W. BROCK, NJ. D.,
Lecturer on PhySlology and Hygiane.
Hon. JOHN A. OLLIE.
Loctufer on Civil and constitutional Law.
WINTER TERT ;" iSt Monday in becT.
SPRfNo TERM 81 Tuesday in March,
CoMMENOHMBRT, 3D. Wednesday In June.
T'uIrIoN-PreparaLory, IS % per Term OF
uniyssity, s. 90 per Term of
IioARDIR1-Not 70 exceed q per week.
09-Bend stamp for Catalogue,
MORGAHToWl, w. VA. Bept.esat
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A NIIaPTT

The sleamshlp Brazilian, built ex-
pressly Tor the Huez Canal trAffc, has
been found TO draw too much water. A
despatch from Port Said announces that
she attempted 10 make the passage,
but was obliged 10 discharge half her
cargo to get through,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
By Cable Telegraph TO the IntslllgencOr
ENGLAMD.

Removal Of Mr.. PoabOdy'S RemaIna.
LONDON, Dec. 10.
The body Of Mr.. Peabody will be re-
moved from the WestminBler Abbey TO
the ship Monarch to-day. Crowds will
attend In paying their last respects to
the remains,
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vILLrANOUs OUTRAGE IN 10 VA.
A County Treasurer Knocked Down
and his Onlce Robbed.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.

OHloAao1 Dec' ~.
Last evening at 0 O'Clock. two men
entered the Office OF the Treasurer OF
Tama county al Tama city, Iowa, and
asked for some stamps, Nj Canery,
deputy Treasurer, turned round 10 get
them when they caught him by the
throat and knocked his head against
the safe and stabbed him three times.
They then seized 5000 that lay In the
safe and decamped. Il is feared that
Canefy lR fatally wounded.
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The contest for U. 8. Senator In Ken
lucky begins 10 grow animated, and II
Is more than probable that Governor
Stevenson will not be presented before
the Joint session.
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River ana weather.

Itey' lNIDr. CIHoINNATI, Dec. 10.
The river has fallen Q feet 0 inches
26 feet 8 inches In the channel. Wealth.
or cloudy; Thermometer at 45S.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
IRY Teleraph.l

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
MoNBY-Qulet and easy Rt Ga7 per
cent, mostly former.
STERLINd-Dull at 10SHal0Sk, with
good supply OF cotton and bond bills,
GoLD-opened at 123; closed OF 1239<,
Clearances, $50, 900, 900. irnr
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-ActlYe and
higher; closing quiet.
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A New York paper says that the
Rev. Mr.. Smith, OF Illinois. was acqnit-
ted for drowning his vile because 10
was his hrst offence Of the kind.
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Fur u rear, or
tc1S Period.
Government and all other)
Coupon Securities, IL clu- 81 90 per 900
ding Bank Btlls.."........m.J
Gold Coin or Bullion ,,,...,,,,-.,,, / Il loo
Silver Coin or Bullion ,,,,,.....,.. 200 " loo
Silver or Gold Plate, underl
seal, on owners estimate
OF null VRlue, and rate 100 " 100
subject TO adjustment for
bulk, on basis of.........
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers Hener-
ally. when OF no flxed value, 81 a year each,
or nccordlng 10 bulk.
Wills, IS, which premium covers the re-
mAlnder OF the life OF the maker,
Cash Boxes, or small Tin Boxes, for papers
Of Bankers, Capitalists, Merchants, Law
yerS, Tradeamen, Families, &C., will be re-
ceived at S2i each box or trunk per year,
contents unknown 10 tho Company, and
liability limited, or they will be Insured for
Tho full amount, the contents being known,
Ct above rates No charge less tnan OnS
The Company Is also prepared 10 Rent
Small Iron SAFES, leach furnished with u Tin
Box } inside It's BurRlAr-Proof Vault, the
Renter exclusively holding the key thereof,
at the following rates, viz: SIS, SO, $50, $50,
~ ana SlOO per annum. Also, 10 Stor0
Books OF Account, Records, Valuable Title
Papers, etc., at reasonable rates.
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The steamship AlamenIa, from Bre-
mon, has arrived at New York.
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MORE 'JIMPIsRIsM.'


John o'Mahony, Fenian, has ap.
piled TO the court for an order for 1--WE
thousand dollars Of the FenIan funds
held by, Belmont, TO be used In carry
Ing on the war against England. De.
ciAion reserved,
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ETNA
Fire & Marine Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
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IA nRncroits: - .
James y. AcheDon, william Il. SIN iknO
Augustus PollRnk, ThoR. J. CaiDplGlT
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+, N, DOdBOn,
TlNHIH COMPANY HAVING BEEN FuI-
i ly organised, Is now prepared 10 tSka
rtAkB upon
AuIldInEn OF all kinds, MerehnntIIEe
Manufacturing Embellishments,
Furniture and CArgOeH OF all
Kinds ON the Western
Waters.
Applications for Insurance will bo pr0nipt
iyRttanded d 10 by theSecIetaIy.
once at the National SaVinga hank, No. q
Main street.
y. p. HlLDRErlI, Sec'y.
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JAMtt1 q. .AUHE5ON, PreB1.
WM. B. SIMPSON. Vice PIest. tnrd