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THE PACIFIC COAST.
CrOps-Survcy OF North Pacific Rail.
rOad-Earthquake in Washington.
SAN FRANCTSco Jnne %

FORu-EaFtnquAKe In washington
SAN FRANCISCO, June %.
Information from the principal grain
districts of California indicates that the
crop, though large, is below the aver
age. A considerable portion, either
through thinness or rust, will not pay
to harvest. In Oregon the cropis great
ly in excess of the previous year.
The merchants are considering the
prOpriety of calling mass meeting for
organizing means for the protection OF
the Chinese immigrants daily arriving
here.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon,
reports that the Indians are armlng and
leaving, from dissatisfaction at the
proposed change from civil to military
OfhcerH.
A party who propose mak1nga survey
of the Northern Pacific r. r., left here
to-day for Portland, Oregon, and, were
accompanied by Thomas W. Garfield.
General Agent of the Company. After
examining the bays, harbors and Puget
Sound, the party proceed to Walla-
Walla, thence North to Cordelatre and
Permaorllle, passing by Deer Lodge
Valley to Gallatin city. After explor-
ing the passes and the Upper Yellow
Stone, the party go down that or the
Missouri river to Fort Clark, where
they expect to meet another expedi-
tion from Lake Superior.
William II. Sherwood left Promon-
tory for San Francisco this afternoon.
He declined the invitation to partici-
pate in the celebration of July Fourth
in Sacramento city.
a heavy shock of earthquake was
felt at Olympia, Washington territory.
yesterday. 1t created considerable
alarm among the people. No damage
to buildings.
Mr.. Shelton from Albany, New York,
was murdered by Indians on May 18th
near Pracopp, Arizona.
Five companies of United States
Infantry arrived here from Arizona,
en-route to Louisville, Ky.
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COMaBRCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
nAnKE1s By rRLEaRAPM.

NEW YORK, June 90.
CoTToN-Less active and firm; sales
800 bales at 94Kc for middling up
lands.
FLouR-Closed dull and 5a1Oc lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and 10 lower;
No. spring, 81 46Ea1 AZ. Rye-Quiet
and firm at 81 25a1 q. Oats-Heavy at
western. Corn-Dull and heavy at 80A
95c for good to prime Canada, and S4a
500 for do, railroad.
PRoVIsioNs-Pork-U Beef
Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats
Nominal. BAcon-Steady with moder-
ate demand. Lard-Steady; sales 25O
tierces prime steam, buyer July, at
1870.
EGas-Dull and unchanged.
DRY GOODS.
Market quiet to-day. jobbers occupi-
ed In taking stock. The only change
of importance is in domestic spoo |
cotton thread. Geo. A. Clark's glazed
three cord now jobs at 521zc; Will
mantle 52Hc; Merrick's 45c; Green q
Daniels 47l<c; Stafford Bros, 471<c, but
both the latter can still be obtained OF
some dealers at 45e; Hadley 500 regular,
and jobs at 4711c, six cord jobs at
76c. In imported threads there 10 no
change except in George a. CIark's
black, which Is selling at SOC. OomeS-
price of raw material. Woolen Chin
chillas worth 371zc,
MONEY AND STOCKS.
The fluctuations in the price OF mon
ey to-day were frequent and among
the most violent ever known. The
first transactions were at per cent.
followed by rise to Il per cent. per
diem and legal interest per annum, and
a fall to simple per cent. again about
two O'Clock. After that the market
was stringent once more and there was
an advance to n per cent. per diem fiat,
but about four O'Clock the rate fell OF
to X per cent. and interest, and again
at 4:SO brokers were bidding "a per
cent. hat, and money was offered At q
Der cent. The fluctuations on Stock
Exchange were remarkably slight un-
der the circumstances and comprised
within 1a2 per cent. on railways and n
az per cent. on Governments. In the
gold room fluctuations were only La26.
STERLING-Unchang
GoLD-Weak; opened at 1871; closed
at 1879. Carrying rates 1-16a5-32 per
cent. -
GOVERNMENT STocks-shade lower;
closing steady. Coupons OF 'S1, 1211Sa
12l11; do '62, 1221<a1227<i do '64, 117a
1171S; do '65, 1177Sa119; do new, 1193za
1l91s; do '67, 119z1a119zs; do '6s, 11s7<a
1879; 10 40s, Aa10999; PacIf1cs, 10551a
1O6.
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The storm in tho Northwest.
Great Damage 70 Crops.

FoRT WAYNE, IND, June %.
By far the most destructive rain
storm Witnessed in Northern Indiana
was that of Saturday night and last
night. The injury to crops in the north
western counties OF the State can not
be estimated, but is awful. 1t COM
menced raining about 8 O'Clock Satur~
day evening, continuing almost the en-
tire night, and swelling streams and
rivers to the overlooking oftheir banks.
Old Inhabitants say it is the most dis.
astrous of rains visited upon that Sec
tiOn during their remembrance. The
damage to railroads was not very great,
though sufficient to delay travel some,
but everything is now in good running
condition again, and no further trouble
is looked for.
About o'clock this morning there
was serious break in the Wabash &
Erie Canal in this place, letting the
water out of the canal for about twenty
Ave miles, and completely inundating
bottom lands and dwelling houses in
its course. carrying out-buildings and
fences, and destroying gardens, &c.
The loss along the line of the storm is
estimated by thousands of dollars.
The weather has now cleared, and no
further damage is expected.
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TENxEssEE POLITICS.
PuDIfc sentiment Turning in Favor
of Universal Suffrage.
Snacial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
NAauVTTTR limo 0S


of Universal Suffrage.
special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
NASHVILLE, June IS.
The campaign will commence in
Middle Tennessee, by a debate between
the candidates for Governor, at Tulla-
homa. July 9th.
Judge L. G. Houck has reached this
citv from Gen. Stokes Congressional
District. He has been travelling through
the mountains, and reports change in
the opinion of tho people there. They
were at first almost unanimously OPP
posed to enfranchising the classes now
excluded from the suffrage, but with
in the last three weeks they have come
over to- Governor Senter by hundreds,
convinced that universal suffrage is
the doctrine of the Republican party,
and the only road to permanent peace.
Some OF the more enthusiastic Senter
men are now claiming East Tennessee
for their candidates, but still incline
to think that Stokes will carry that re-
gion by 1900 or $4,000 majority.
Changes, however, are taking place
rapidly.
Hon. E. S. Williams, q leading Stokes
man, declared for Senter on Saturday
last, in a speech made to a Stokes con-
vention at Carthage.
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INTEREST ON VIKGISIA STATE RoSDs
1t is,well known among brokers that
portion OF the interest on the Vir-
ginia State debt is made payable sin
specie or its equivalent" A holder of 81
considerable amount OF the State bonds
observing the "specie" clause in his GER
tifcates, addressed letter recently to
the Assistant Treasurer of the State, to
which the following reply was received:
"R1CHMoND. June 10, 1867 ------,
Esq, Baltimore, Md, Sir: Yours, 10Th
inst, to hand, and in reply would say
that the interest upon the bonds you
speak OF as payable in specie' is paid
las all other interest) in currency, and
no more. Respectfully,
JOHN s. BRADY,
Assistant Treasurer.
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CUBA.
HAVANA, June 20.

Espinor, late acting Capt. General.
gave dinner yesterday, in honor OF
declaring that he came to the Island
counting on the aid of fifty thousand
volunteers in the suppression of the
rebellion. Complete harmony exists
between the new Capt. General and the
volunteers. The Diaro says he places
tive Cubans in the front rank, as de.
tenders OF the integrity of the Island.
1t is supposed that the insurgents e1-
ecuted the. entire company of Spanish
soldiers captured at Sabola Nueve. A
chArred corpse of a Spanish soldier was
found in the ruins of one of the houses
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tern Union Telesraph @ 0:s sss5; New
York Central l945s; Erie 2911;
Hudson 165: Harlem 145X; Read
ing 97K; !Terre Hauts IS; Wabash
z; St. Paul TN; Fl; Wayne 155; Ohio
12S; Michigan Southern 1O6A: Illinoie
Central 142; Pittsburgh eS1s; Rock
Island 1l7%. 49,
EXPRESS SHARRs-Wells, Fargo &
Co., 50; American 42;s: Adams 62A
United States IS; Merchants Union 10
OInCInnRII.
JUNE. 2e.-FLoUR-DulI; family $5 7d
GRA1N-wheat-DulI at 81 GOAL 25'
In large supply and dull and lower;
closing at 65a67c; and tending still
downward. Rye-Dull and lower; No
81 O5.
CoTToN-Flrm at 32kc.
ToBACCo-In good demand; sales oi
247 hhds at IS 00a15 90.
WHIsKY-D1ll at 92c.
PRoVIsIoNs-Dull and nothing doing;
Mess Pork S32 50a32 IS. Bulk Meats
I21Sa12Nc for shoulders; 1910 for sides
Bacon-14c for shoulders; 11Na1734 for
clear rib and 18c for clear sides; clear
Rib sides sold at 17Nc. Lard-Held
9Hc but no sales.
OILs-Linseed Oil-Dull at 81 02a1 Oh.
Lard Oil-Sl 42a1 AZ. Petroleum-2ss
29c for refined.
BEEF-Cattle SOC lower; sales at s. so
az 90.
SHEEP-Dull and sos lower; sales al
81 50a6 so.
MoNRY-Market close at 1Oal2 per
cent.
GoLD-137 buying.
Chicago.
tras at IS OOa6 25.
GRA1N-Wheat-Qui and 2a3c low
or; sales of No. at 81 %, and No. 2 al
81 19a1 81; closing at 81 20; this after
noon No. dull at 81 10 bid; and 81 193G
asked, seller July. CorD-Less active
at 2Aa31sO lower; No. inactive ana
nominal in store; sales at 6S15a6oAc,,
seller July; No. at 6Sa69I1c, cash; and
6sa69c seller Julyi closing at Csc, CASH
rejected, quiet at 6la6Sc; no grade at
4Sa5Oc; this afternoon No. dull at
6S%c, seller July. Oats-In moderate
request at XaAc higher; sales OF No.
at o3a64c; rejected at 6Sa59c; closing at
6311a63% for No. 2. Rye-Dull ana
easy; sales of No. / at 81 O6. Barley
Nominal at 81 so for No. 2 In store.
CATTLE-Steady and moderately &C
tive at s. 4Oa6 rs for fair to mediumi
and 81 OOa7 IS for good to choice ship
ping steers.
HoGs-Dull and neglected at IS oOa
S75 for fair to medium: and IS 9Oa9 81
for good to choice.
Cleveland.
JUNE 29.-FLoUR-City made xxx
white 81 75aS 90; Xxx ami ber Sc 75A7 90;
Xxx red winter S. 90; x red amber
So 90; Xxx spring, country made, ~ GOA
8 25; Xxx white s. 25a7 25; Xxx red and
amber 80 25a6 75.
GRAIN.-Wheat-No l red winter
held at 81 35a1 SO. Corn-No. l held at
74a75c; No. 2 at 72a7Sc. Oats-Held at
65a66c.
4PRovIsIoNs.-Pork- at S32 for
No. city packed mess.
OILs.-Petroleum - No transactions
are reported; refined held at 29A297c
In a small way.
Toledo.
JUNE 29.-FLoUR-Dull and shade
lower; XX to fancy brands at sc 09a
s so.
GRAIN-Wheat-3a4c lower; amber
at 81 37k on spot: 81 81 seller July;
81 80 buyer July; No. l white Michigan
at 81 65; white do. regular at 81 IS; No.
2 red at 81 25a1 26; No. do. at 81 81.
Corn-3a31zc lower; No. l at 73c; No.
at 72c; yellow ut 7714c; rejected at Ga
$50. Oats-Dull; held at Csc. one cent
above buyers views. Rye-In demand
at 81 1Oa1 II. Barley-NOminal.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
HNGLARD.
LONDON, June %.

LONDON June ~.
The Star, today, commenting on the
reported departure from New York OF
Col. Ryan's expedition, brings the cir
cumstanceA to bear upon the question
of the claims now pending between the
United States and Great Britain. 1t
says: We are Interested in the conduct
OF the United States government in this
matter. America now stands in rela-
ton to Cuba exactly as England did in
relation to the Southern Confederacy.
Her neutrality laws must be thorough
ly and effectively enforced or she Will
lose the hold she has gained in pub
lie opinion, which insures the fair
consideration OF the Alabama claims.
The Alabama escaped unarmed with
an ordinary merchantmen crew on
board, and we are justly held to have
incurred a high degree of responsibility
for the consequences. The departure
ef party OF 500 men from New York
harbor for Cuba, Judged from present
accounts of the affair, appears to be an
InGraction of neutrality just as fragrant
as the escape of the Alabama, and one
which could have been more easily
nraunnfp6
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Insurance Company
wEST VA.

WHEELING, WEST VA.
once, 70 Monroe st., next door to lst Ma
uonal Bank.
oTT1CKRS:
avn. K. WHEAT, President.
TETrs McCLUNEY, Vice PreAldent.
Io9H BISHOP, Secretary.
Jo5T aTr9 III n. CoIIIER. Assistant Secretary.
nTRroroRs:-John E. Wilson, Jas; q. OTr,
1oSn A. Armstrong, A. @. Quarter, Geo. K.
@1aa1 EIex'r LauGhlin, James McCluney,
HorTan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams: ,,o,,,,.,
RssTERFECE7s: g. Brady, Cashier Merchantt
National bank, WheelinEi List No. Morr1son HnS q
Go. Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling; " PEyoTI, EI.oI
ing; Michaei Reilly. Wholesale Ro6f Gr9SeE S95
sHbne Ho1se, Wheeling; McCabe, Krat q Co,
Dru9gists, Wheeling; Geo: w FranH1Sltm Sta..1. G.
Ing: WinshIP, Woods = Co., 81 9ue9RnsSIatee RsSIstng.
WWheeIins: T. O. McAfee, Notions, WheeLng;
Gamp6el Frey q S32 h PseS; HsrdWare. #heei
tn1 n r.. sands, Cashier, First MAI banR'
Falrmont; r. P: Camden. feSsI 9oI,,, T Mcinre'
Jr., wheeling.
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THE POWELL EXPLORING PARTY.
snu story by u surVIVOr-Tho Party
lost on the Rapids OF the Colorado.
ST. LOUIS, June %.

sHu story by IL surVIVOr-Tho Party
I.OS; on the Rapids of the Colorado.
ST. LOUIS, June %.
The Republican has a special from
Green river, in Wyoming, dated yes
terday, which says, one OF the members
OF the celebrated Powell exploring
party has just reached this point, hav-
ing escaped after incredible hardships
out of the Canon of the Colorado. He
reports that the whole party excepting
himself perished while attempting to
cross the rapids. He had crossed above,
and from the west bank witnessed the
frightful disaster, which left him alone
five hundred miles from the nearest
settlement without supplies, and al
most without hope. Not daring to
leave the stream lest he should get lost,
he ascended the bank to this point, the
crossing of the Pacific Road, where he
has received such attention as he re-
quired. To this the Republican ap-
pends the following editorial note:
"The fact that the dispatch fails to
give the name of the survivor of the
expedition, leads US to hope that the
statement may have been told by some
half starved hunter, who wished to en-
list sympathy. Undoubtedly 1t is pos
sible, even perhaps probable. 1fhalf the
stories Of travellers are true, the rapids
OF the Colorado can only be crossed
by BIRDS"
A Denver dispatch says 200,
600 cross ties for the Denver Pacific
Railroad have been hoated down the
Cache le Poudre river, and that one
hundred thousand more are coming
down. The contract for ties for the first
siXty-five miles of the road will COM
pleted July 5th.
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PORTUGAL.
LISBON, June %.

LISBON, June ~.
The French mail steamer from Rio
Janeiro June 9Th, has arrived.
A revolution broke out in Monteviedo,
caused by the disOrganized condition
OF the finances. CAraballa had raised
the standard of insurrection In the
province.
Advices from Ascunsion to the 14th
of May have been received. Tho allied
forces had commenced their march into
the interior. They captured many
prisoners on the way and took the town
OF Yerling by surprise. The Paraguay
ans had abandoned their position at
Pattinho CuenYa.
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MAsSACHUsETTs.

BOSTON, June %.
Petitions are in circulation asking
the trustees of the Massachusetts Char
liable Mechanics Association TO hold its
forthcoming fair in the Coliseum.
Gov. Claflin intends the following
gentlemen as Railroad Commissioners
j. O. Converse. of Boston, three years;
A. Adams. Jr., of Boston, one year.
Col. g. Trudner, of Tiffin, has been
appointed visiting agent of the Board
OF State Charities.
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A CALIFORNIA lawyer recently. after
please your Honor-I'Il bet hundred
dollars and stake the money. that what
I say is good law" The attorney on
the other side declined to bet, and the
argument was admitted by the Court
to be nnanRYerable.
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Iris an extraordinary fact in this
world that every man or womanthat
wants something done tor nothing goes
straightway to the publisher OF a news
paper. He is the free bridge over
which merit and demerit proposes to
pass the stream of trouble. He's the
free horse that every man proposes TO
ride into the green pastures of prosper
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Franklin Insurance Company,
OF WHEELING.

~
Directors.
ShM'L MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MEEDEL,
T. H. LOGAN, THos- r SHALLCRoSS
g. ". FRANzHE1M, J: N.NANGE.
7 H. HoBBs MICHAEL REILLKY.
LOUIS Z. STIFEL.
THIS company how having been organized
nVe years. and In that time done success.
ful business, Is still prepared to take risks al
fair rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Merchan-
disc Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
nItnre steam Boats and cargoes on the WeS-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
fers su periOr Inducements TO Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
uirure Barns, and contents for or 5 years NJ
reduced rates. This being State company
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus OF any company in the
Efafe: and composed of some ninety four
gtOc6holders, most OF whom are among our
best buainess men, recommends Itself TO the
favorable confederation OF the insuring
public and ROlicits their patronage. Appu-
cations for Insurance will be promptly atten-
CfeSl 10 at their office, No. y Monroe street. or
at their several agencies throughout the
G. N. COEN, Sec'y.
Is. q. DICK, Asst secy.
HAM'L MCCLELLAN PTeS1denL'
GEO. MENDEII, Vice President
feb10-ddzw
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE is reported TO
be of the opinion that the iron-clad
oath can not be exacted from the mem
bers OF Legislature.
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ST. DOMINGO.
ST. DOMINGO, June %,

81 DOm1NdOI June SoI
ViG. HAVANA 20. J
Tho Dominican Senate has declared
General Luperon and the crew OF the
steamer Telegraph pirates. The people
of Puerto Plate and Samana refused to
receive Luperon, who has issued
proclamation of rebellion. The Do
minican troops remain faithful to Pres
ident Baez. More troops are needed,
but large number of citizens are Offer
ing their services to defend the frontier.
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VIRGINIA.
Remarkable Duel.

.aaEE RICHMOND, June %.
Yesterday Julia Gibbs and Ella
woodson, both colored, jealousy being
the cause, fought duel with clubs, no
seconds being present Ella was so bad
ly injured that she died on the neld.
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THE President, when. at the Naval
Academy, his cigar as usual,
aud when "a sentry told HIM it Wss
pend6d the rules, :" and puffed on.
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A BosToN paper announces that i'm
mediately after the ''snYil chorus" the
President told q bystander the Coliseum
"wouId make good barn; wish had
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A PRINTING type dealer in Ohio has
an offer from a country editor who
wants to trade chickens TOR type and
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THE New York Sun is dissatisfied
with our foreign relations. They are
too peaceful to suit It's ideas.
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ONE dollar Is the price which fear
less youth in Missouri asks for biting
of rattlesnake's head. y, .-a
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Providence smiles on Colfax. The
". P. returns the compliment and
smiles on Providence. Consequence
both happy.
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MRssRs. GLADSTONE and Bright are
said by an English letter writer to be
In favor of Canadian Independence.
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Susnra8fs.
Peabody Insurance Company

OObOOJ 4AOOA oAOO SSAA
AT WHEELING. W. VA.
OAA
With the privilege of increasing the same
to S5OO, eco.
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM BAILEY, ALoEzo LoRISG,
DIR. WIN. j. BATES, A. M. ADAMS.
ANDREW J PANRELL, JAMES r. BARSRS,
HENRY STAMA, THOMAS HUGHESI
JOSEPH II. WOODWARD.
This Company having been fully organ
lied, Is now prepa red TO take risks at fair
rates on Buildings OF all kinds Merchandlse'
Manufacturing Establishments. Furniture,
Steam Boats and Cargoes ON the Western
Rivers and Lakes. This Company being
composed mostly of our leading business
men recommends Itself TO the favorable con-
sIderatiOn of the insuIIug public, and So
IcIts their patronage. Applications for In
surance will be promptly attended 10 at their
ONCE over the Peoples Bank. Main street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, PreSt.
ALOSZO LORING. Vice Prest.
n. G. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
r. q. IRWIN, Jr., State Agent.
apr2S-d6w
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Sundries.

Sundries.
AVIS, SUGAR CURED HAMS.
1)aVis' sugar Cured Beef.
choice Factory Cheese.
Gndisna White Wheat Flour.
PickIed Salmon.
Mo Mackerel in Kits.
IlakeS' Pic.NIc Crackers
ChUice New Orleans syrup.
Golden syrup,
Melted Sugar, &c.
III "'O1 Q "-'A ava r. j. SMYTH,
iun15 Cor. Market q Quincy Streets
Davis Star Sugar Cured Hams.
rIERCFs JUST RECEIVED AND for
Cl SoIo nv NJ. REILLY.
Barpa1ns in New Orleans Sugars.
90 HHDS. PER STEAMER SALADO.
w ' LIST, MORRISON d CO.'S.
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.-ra P1rTsBURGH, June %.
Monongahela feet 7 inches and rls"
ing. Weather clear and warm. Their
nOmafar 73o ......
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UINUINNAIII UUHV SOS
Weather clear, Thermometer $50.
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IoaAN. LIST & CO.,

wnoleso1e DruEEAs fs
wHEEI.IIG, 2-a-l ~.
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Vest Virginta Insurance CompanY.

West Virginia Insurance Company.
CAPITAL...................... 900 90.
HNAKEs RISKS AT THE LOWEST Rates
on Buildings of all kinds, Furniture.
Household Goods. Merchandise anG goods in
transit. -.
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob NJ. Bickel,
Henry Hartman, DIR. ]. q. Hupp.
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