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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-09

All trains run directly through TO New York,
"a $50 MILES, without change Of coaches.
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NEW YORK, BOSTON.
and New England Cities.

This Railway extends from
DUNKIRK TO NEW YORK 400 MILES,
BUFFALO TO NEW YORK 42O MILES,
CLEVELAND TO NEW YORK 625 MILES
CINCINNATI TO NEW YORK 500 MILES.
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Prom and after February 18th, 1899, Trains
will leave in connection with all Western lines, Gs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-30

The gold excitement In New York
WedneSdAy was fearful. A comblnA.
tlon had been organized to depress
prices, which, assisted by 4 groundless
rumor that proposals had been made
BY German bankers for taking Gov-
eminent i've per cent. loan Of $500, ,OOO,.
900, forced the price down. This spec.
ulatlve movement Is aBtronR one, and
Is conducted In q vigorous and saga.
olous manner; and some new prlncI.
pies Of Hnanclerlng were developed by
q leading operator, hitherto without q
parallel. fDJ IHA gIIE
At the meeting Of the Executive Com.
mittee Of The Massachusetts Temper.
ance Alliance, yesterday, Prof. web.
ster, OF Illinois, being present said the
temperance people were Watching the
cause In Massachusetts, with great Ina
terest. The temperance men OF Illinois
had formed an Independent orgauIzA.
tIon and would stand their ground, and
that all over the West they were mass.
ing, and Il would be n question OF ma.
tIonal policy. .el,t
Washington and vicinity was visited
Wednesday night, by a furious thun.
der and hail storm. The damage re.
sultInG TO the tobacco crop in lower
Maryland has doubtless been very
large. s.BlL rapgs.a. t. d
The Joint commission for the settle.
msnt Of all claims pending between
the citizens and the Governments Of
the United States and Mexico will
commence lta session In Washington
next week.
The Germans in Boston are forming
an organization to act In a body against
the Republican party unless the present
liquor law ls repealed or greatly modI-
fed. A public meeting on the subject
will be held soon.
President Grant returned to Wash.
ington yesterday morning, aCcompa-
MED by his private secretary, General
Porter and Secretary Fish, A special
Cabinet meeting was held at the Ex.
ecuLIve Mansion, all the members be-
Ing present except Postmaster General
Creswell. The President will return TO
Long Branch to-day. 9 gEV.W
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Anew and Dangerous Counlerrclt....
-as4o Pull Description OF It.
g|IEIHH.HHr. No,w vonv T,I,, 90

NAsW = ASRAt SNAJ %St
The following are the rules for detect
Ing the dangerous ten dollar counter
felts that have Just been put in cIrcula-
ton: The borders OF the counterfeIts
match as well as the borders OF the
original. The engraving Of the border
ls Just as good, II not better, than the
engraving on the genuine note. In the
original the shading around the 10 In
the medallion, appears like hue net
work, and runs close up 10 the figures.
In the counterfeit note this shading is
picked tup, and becomes coarse as II
reaches the figures, forming q light
streak or circular haze, similar to
that about the moon before rain. There
Is no haze on the genuine note.-
This isa slight point for detection.
A clearer one Is the fact that In the orlgi.
nal notes, within the light circle run
ming under the figure '10' there are
three and q third dots on the left OF the
figure I0.' In the counterfeit bill the
one third dot is missing. But an In.
fRIlibla mark, OF distinction is found
under the LETT wing OF the eagle. In
the genuine notes are four distinct
rows OF feathers under the wing; 10 the
counterfeit these rows Of feathers are
underlined, and this seems 10 be the only
weak spot In the whole engraving. The
dots after the initials OF Spinner's name
are no surety Of the genulneness Of the
note, Some Of the counterfeits have
three dots, and some have not. II would
be an easy matter to place these dota on
the counterfeit Plate.
The 1rst counterfeit purported 10 be
Of the now series, No. IS, letter Di bot
there are others, i.h
There is one mark No. 2S. letter D,
With a small figure - under tho d.
The only difference between the two
counterfeit notes is that the 'bS' has no
periods after Spiuner's initials. and the
It's rumored that Mr.. Spinner will
order the destruction Of the original
plates and the issue Of new notes.
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Land For Sale.

DURsUAET TO THE DECREE MADE
l. by the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
state Of West Virginia, on tho sth day Of
SMGTS M1 G in Snls ,ss n faSnSSTy r. Ehsa
beth Atkinson and Others were tho defonds
ants, the undersigned oommiSAioEe Eer Will on
'1f 8Iat dsy OF August, 1889, ,o
offer for sale, at the mont door Of the Court
HOUSE, In the City or wheeling, the follow
County, and lying on SlennB and Atkin-
sons runs, bounded As follows, to.Wlt: Be-
ginning at a poplar stump, by gate, corner
10 John McHenry; thence with his line n,
67sGGo EaAt 10 poles 70 q walnut stump; thence
down the run N 2f9<0 East % poteR 70 ABtalLe;
thence y. lg1t' East 10 poles 70 o stake and
stones at the forks OF AtEinsonb Run; and
= 6l-l00 poles below the falls in the main
branch Of the run; thence South SIX EASt
lb7 poleS 70 q stake In John B. Wilkon'BlIne
on on Slonn1kun, thence down tho run With
stump; thence South al1S0 West 90 pole1 10
Q large white oak, corner 10 1homag RECORD;
thence with his line North So West l08
poles 10 o station in the mouth or o lane,
six feet nom o large poplar on the Wo4t Hde
poles % a poplar stump; thence North 7I1S0
West 70 poles 70 LyleJ corner in McCoru'H
line, thence with Lyle'a line North b3&0
EaSt ~ poles, 10 the beginning, containing
one hundred acres OF l4nu, more or less, Iully
described In eed maze by John Atkinson
70 David Atkinson, recorded In deed book
TERMs OF SALR:-one-third Of tho. pur-
chale money In hand, and the remainder In
two equal annual instaIments, with interest
from mo day OF sale, with privilege Of tho
purchaser 70 pay in hand a much over the
one-tnird part, q no may dealfei the dc.
ferred payments 70 bo secured BY notes and
{ IsourlIy, q ! shall DO EatIStaetory 10 the com.
missioner. ,H DANIEL FkCk,'
jy6.9td&2tw Special Commissioner.
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CUBA
q Shocking Story OF Spanish AtrOcI.
Etes. F sTEfH'i1H

a shocking Story OF Spanish AtrOci.
-'' Iies. ~ sTTf'T77T7
- WASHINGTON, July %.
An interesLing letter In relation to
the Cuban situation has come TO light.
A Spanish gentleman went out to Cuba
several months ago 10 claim an inher.
itance that had been left him, he saws
that at Minertus he learned that nine
creoles were going to be shot, They
passed near him with O firm step, with
head erect and with o look Of brave dc.
termination Arriving at the fatal spot,
they seated themselves upon q bench
already prepared for them, and at the
sound OF the voice OF the officer who
gave the word 70 FIRE, cried uHurrah for
Cuba hntrah for Cespedes 70 Aftef
they had fallen the volunteers stuck
bayonets Into their bodice. .
AT Bltara, he saw q group Of armed
men marching toward house OF mod
est appearance. Wishing to see what
was about TO be done he followed, and
the aoldier1 who arrived before The
door halted Q while and three Of the
party entered. The latter cried out at
Tbs moment, Here are the insurgents |
Here 10 the mani What do you Wish?'
said a young man. Ifit is I whom you
search for am at your service, but do
not trtghten my father and mother.'
Without tceremonyt the volunteerss seized
the speaker, and beating him along the
road with butts Of muskets until they
got close to q cemetery, ran him
through with at least twenty bayonets,
Ftom Santiago de Cuba comes news
OF thousands OF atrocities committed
BY the infamous Francisco Perez, 10
whom the government entrusted the
direction OF matters. In GuarRtara and
BRracoa, this bad man, wanting IN
every sentiment Of humanity and OF
every moral principle, had been rob.
bling and assassInatlng every Cuban
who was believed TO be liberal.
Whole families in the vicinity Of Gua.
ratara had been murdered by the ban.
dit. Young and old persons had been
bulchered by his knife, and his com.
panions, not being satisfied with the
villanies committed here, passed on to
Baracoa, where, aided by few other
assassins, they went from house to
house, and hundreds Of persons were
10 this way murdered, and with the
full consent and knowledge Of the
AIlthntltlea. y = y ------ ~ ----
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HOOFLANDB GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains NO liquor.
Il u o compound OF Fluid Extracts, Tho
Roots, Herbs, and Barks fFom which theie
extracts are made, arc gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues arc extFacted
nom thon by q scientific chemist, These
extracts are then forwarded to this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BitterR. There IL no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compromising the Bit
teIH, hence It freo from all the objections in-
cidsnt 70 the use OF . liquor preparation.
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mo PromIsetl Reforrna.

Lao. .an5... I'D. PARIS, July 20.
The Patrie has reason 10 believe that
the political reforms soon TO be propos.
ed 20 the Senate will be more liberal
than the Emperor'B message to the
Corps Legislatlf indicated. The Patrie
intlmates that the right Of ParlIamens
tary initiative and representing orders
OF the day, will be granted to the Corps
LeRlslatif while alterations will be
made In the Senate, the settings Of
which Will probably become public
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COAKRRCIAL AND FNlHCIlL,
hAllKETs HI TELEaRAPiE.

- ~ g 3, s NEW YoRK, July %.
CoTros Less active and unchanged:
800 bales sold at s4c Tor tnlddIinE up.
lands. lLlt4IAif ~ IL l.,tlnI
FLouR-Closed dull and 6alOc lower,
GRAtN.-W Wheat Quiet1at 81 6Oal IS
for NO. z, and q 6s for 40. spring;
81 6SAl 90 for new amber. Rye-Nom:
inal. oAts-Dull and heavy at.78c for
western atluRt5 and 78aT4c for new
Southern a1oat. Corn-LoWer and dull
at s6cast 05 for 'uns0und and 81 O7al 10
for sound mixed western, Lla ~
= PRovtstoNs.- s.-Pbrk-Dull and noml-
mai at fS3 t2A39 25 for mess. Beef Steady
at $2s and n iAls5 demand Cut Msals
t-1n moderale demand and steady
ptIces, BaconE Nominal. mn. "a
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TERRIBLE Blot On an Upper lrlsslssIppi
Et. ssg gl. steamer. 5iI Z, .fI.5'-i-ll
A Lot er liaftsmen Insist on Cabin
r.ao a!sa Pssssge. - Il, Il 7" ~
EIEht Men Reported KiIIed.
',l'.ia ~ ! 'I7e 9l4 CHICAGO, July 20.

'7IS,,.,a l,,.,i 81 'isg; 9la CHICAGO, July 20.
'A.terrible riot is reported on board
the steamer Dubuque at Hampton, on
the Mississippi river, about ten miles
above Rock Island. .Anumher Of RATS
men who took passage on the boat At
Rock Island. insisted on being allowed
TO occupy the cabln,iRnd on being re.
fused, commenced q row, which became
general, mot only with the crew, but
passengers.i Eight men are reported
killed. The Sheriff OF Rock Island was
telegraphed, and he Immediately start
ed for the scene OF the riot with large
police force, ...,..-. .. '.',1 " 'T'
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The Pathological Convention at
Ponghkeepsie,. N. Y. adIourned' sine
die yesterday, and tine members imme.
diately thereafter orRanized the Aueti-
can Philologto Association, With the
following permanent officers: PresI.
dent, DR.. Taylor, Of Phillips Academy.
Secretary. Professor Silber; Treasurer,
Hon. y. 81. Trumbnlls Thereupon The
Association resumed the business that
was oeiote Ine ,S9pnYenton' .ttj.,s
jay, Gould, JamestF Fisk, .Jr., II. A,
Lane, VIM. Tweed aud Peter B. Swee-
ney, have purchased the controlling
interest 10 the stock OF the Tenth
National Bank OF New York, which ii
Ia reported will become, the depository
ofthe Erie Railroad Comnanv and M,
York CIty fundS. 'A N's"
TrhI,iasr :, tho n,,no, IL ~, u l, ,a.,,.. ~
bonsaa nS Nav Va sYor. HISY ~ SiT'nins SIrs Ia
ft1aad Ia nav an incFaaRa NJ 96 mar rsnI
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The DlsestAbiIsnment (but mot Olsen.
dOWmeat) or Ihe Irish church.


dOWmenp or the. IRISH church.
From the n. 4. TrtbGis. fk
The Church blll3has becO1nsya law,
and Parliament Ia to adjourn to the 10Th
Of August. We are left 10 reflect, then
respecting the one great and tedious
labor ofEthe British Legislature, that
now, RsieVer, At haSswith most jelAb- J
crate ingenuity contrlved a half mea-
sure instead OF a whole ono. A century
of agitation has won ut last the ptInci-
pie OF DisestabliHhment, not through q
Sentiment Of strict justice, exactly, but
partly FROM q menancinE necessity and
IN part because the Establishment had
RmasSed enough plunder by .endoy.
menttot bribe Itself respectfully of
existence. The English Establishment
was paid so handsomely for dyIng that 1t
ls Aquestlon II It be dead at all, and
whether so much reward Is not Kind
Of resurrection. However thls may be,
an ;army OF pensioned curates, with
their bishops and globes, still live.
-Thepssssgs of the; Church bill was
In no sense an Hct ioa grace on the para
OF the Lords, bat q concession extnrted
opt Of their feaTs. They. would have
kept the Bishops In their seats, and
have absorbed thelentlre property and
purse OF the establishments By anuui-
ties they asked Tor the Church an excess
OF e.. .200, 900, though literally endowed
In this way ;already; by psrsonaEes,
El52. 900; by the Ulster glebes and pri-
vate eud0wments, several millions,
The English 7 Premier feCkoiied the total
proceeds OF Church property at eiG OOO,.
900; the amount ofoom penBation allow
ed by the bill at Gs $50 600, and the sur.
plus at R7;S60, 900. The Lords, by
liamendmenls inifavor Of extra oOmpen.
'satlon, reduced the surplus tothree NIL.
1lons. The seven hundred thousa and
IEpiscopallau In Ireland sWouId have
taken seven millions OF the Church
! property, b while four millions ,laud
- half OF Catholics H'ands half1 a
million u PraAbyteriRns would have
received together about million.
Although % we are mott reGreshetl
With the full details OF the bill as IL
passed In lis last amendm6tlt, We jtis-
pect that the ratio Of fdIstributlon re.
mains almost the same as we have indi.
Gated. Though lilAtead Of the great
Ulster grant, RequeStTated from the
Irish by King Jame1, and the private
! endowments dating back 10 1860. the
SIutsI ~ naa w4s ~ NJ teCe!SS sum q 600
Wy , Sasn, tne 5 DLses'"2iislme9t " was sun
ifntIy enIvMs; A Sad' t5, III was
Wltltns t9yglVs y sty, Vvv,oyS v lWssan
io9S .1g oI0 10 dSa LIKE ana ptouSoly WouT get.
H4ogVVvo. Mhal tne lonE mi!lion and
sum mainly appropriated to Ione.sev.
enth al THAR nnmheF. ia MT wor,h
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ayAW bsHos. JAMIsrnonrsosp hipg 1
Judge Of ne Supreme Court u ;Pmn1ylpupia,
q p PHILApELPHIA, April %, 1860.
"Icohaider Hooilandts German Bltters, q
CdlsId6lS medicine In case OF attacks OF indI.
RFSllon, or pynpepaia, I can certify this
Yours, with respect,
JAMES TH0MPsON."
-.L..innAnL IL "a L. n |
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Hssaaads German saSh s.,sar.$ y. sot.,o 81 %
HooaAndS Gofman Tonlc, pat np ln' p quar- d Il
bottiea, o. % per bottle or Q half dozen foT
d ssrDo no, suiToa % Sxauiins wall IN n.
For Sai0 b. DInggl1ts aud DOAlSn IN Ned.
cine everywhere, jyl2
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A MIssouRIAN Informed traveller
who inquired about his corn, that each
stalk had nine ears on It and was Il itteen
feet high. 'Thats nothing to our corn, :
replied.Lhe traveller. up In Illinois,
where came from, we always had
nine ears TO each stalk, and a peck OF
shelled corn hanging TO each tassel; but
we could never raise any field beanB
with It,. why p Because the corn
grew % tAst that II always pulled the
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HAvANA,, Jnly %.

The Insurgents are quite active in the
Central Department. They totally de-
stroyed great deal Of property about
Trinidad. A few days since large
band Of insurgents attacked Puerto
Principa, but after q short engagement,
were bealen of with considerable
loss. Consumption will soon be put In
lOtC6 IN OuOA1 .Ef Gel Hn sIF. ms.
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LawlOssness in SeFFts,srS Nero, County Ken.
sUhEH , lsta Euelxy.t ,iu4.yf f.' de-
f's Suckys { ua|h u ..4a
FRANKFORT, Ky, july %,

e eN0ASs A.~' roy ..HN
saai,.i.. 5 FRANKFORT, Ky, July %.
A few nights ago party Of disguised
men, calling themselves Regulators,
went to the house Of J. @. Vanausdale,
late Sheriff OF Mercer County, and left
notice that he must pay, within fifteen
days, the half Of $1,000 or 5000, the
amount ofa judgment recovered against
The sutetIes on Vanausdale's offlcIal
bond, In the Kentucky Court OF, Ap-
peal9, for revenue collected during his
administration, and not paid over. The
other hall, they declared, must be paId
In twenty-five days, or, failing to do
either, they notified him that he was 10
be hung. Vanausdale is q bankrupt.
The same party subsequently visited
the house OF Thomas ]. VanauSdRle & son
Of the former, and made the same de.
mand, with threat OF hanging In case
Of on.compllRnce. 7i-., r,liitia |
There Is virtually no civil law In the
district occupied by The Regulators;
they have things all their own way.
They visit HardinsbuFg nearly every
Saturday night. Governor Stevenson
has evidently ceased to take any inter.
est In their movements, ~ -
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Internal Revenue Decision Concern.
~ i4ri ing Railroad Iron. "a se.

~ Si 4 ~ y ~ q. WASHINGTON, July 20.
Commissioner DslRno decides that
where peraonS purchase old rails re-
roll them and then sell them TO
railroad companies, they arc to all In.
tents and purposes manufacturers oi
new rails, and as such liable 10 q special
tax OF q upon all such aales In excess
OF !, ,250 per quarter under section fourth
Of the act OF March 81, 1858. Goe Z
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Jtl.ilss afGIsl aTrSsS. oO,Ht n RsiaWtania
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1850.
al have found By experience that Hoof,
laAd6 Gorman Ritters q q very good tonic
relieving dyspeptie aymptomg almost d.
rOclly. GkORGE hHARSWooD."
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( july 2e.-FLoUR-steady. 3. IRE
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % lower; red
2e better; amber at 81 So; No. red at
81 4S; No. 2 red at 81 81; No. 2 white
Wabash at 81 40. Corn-Steady; No. l
at 9S11e; No. 2 at 9711fc; rejected 10 bet
Ter at Soc. oAts-Quiet and nominally
unchanged. Rye-Iu demand; none
Offering. ."H" rlE...a 'Hll
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE
y .,,.l.1. ,'',.l .5l ENGLAND.
the Times on the ChIaess question
80 'N" IN America. ~ ''t0s % y

The Times on the ChineSe Question
IN America, 'f'' % -
a. i, n zs .,r. LONDON, July %.
The Times to-day has an article on
the Chinese question In the Unlted
StateI.' II thinks the conflict Of races
In California cannot bO solved by heavy
duties on immigration or by atreet out.
RACES. It 10 impossible 10 suppose the
Chinese can be kept out OF America.
Inherlting an ancient civilization and
perfect economy methods, but destitute
Of the strength and toughness Of moral
are, which support authority, the
Chinese may be welcome as assistants
In colonization, though not feared al 0
race likely % dominate 10 the future.
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!'tPAPA1wl14t d humbuR3p esIt is,"
replied Papa, ~ ben n ammS psetends
20 1Pelyefy.i itena ot nae, Ar& pgtsL no {.
buttons on my ShIrt I'LL .Eeniln ndsd ,of II
q dozen times.',' i.5ylpr1l lsbt
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aoAs NAus We 3WVopWA4bt
Cater Jlatiee u he Supreme cO'rtor Pa, writes,
,,1ys, PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1857.
gAl md HoodRnd b German Hlttefs n q
rood tohic, uBeInl in dlGeane8 Of the digestive
organs, and OF great beneht In cases OF de-
billty, and want OF nervous action In the
"T ~ il ii shia %:woopwARD."
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H0OFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
.,-H EfstiEIa4A3 s.=lEIILI. I.
HooFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Is a pleasant preparation Of The Blttsra for
those who do not like extreme BltterH. It
u composed OF all the ingredients OF the
Bitten combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable dAvortng exhActs. Its use
Recommended when some pure Btimulant II
required in connection with the tonic pro.
poEti0 Of The Blttera. @.
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.
& EWATRRINa PLAoB NOTES.-The White
Mountains are largely visited thlssu sum.
mef. ? HTtFl3lt FF
Fifty dollar, parasols, With watches In
the handles, are thelatest agony at the
watering places. ~ y 3 I ~ -. q - f'.
A lady is considered vulgar at Sara
toga who does not appear during the
day In four different costumes.
The mystery OF the lmorning hats
worn at watering place breakfasts is
said 10 be the concealment Of 'cflmps"
not yet ready to be seen Of men.
Entire suits OF fne white French flan.
mel are. much In vogue among young
gent tlemeh ,Rt the seaside. - l.
They call the Cubans "ltoplcal SPAR
roWsn at Saratoga. One OF them has
just yhEoken The bAnk.nn 60.
Avu!gar and ehoddy lady 10 detected
Immediately ut the watering, places by
Appearing ata tabreakfast'in atsllk dress
and aAmonas.a 40,
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The Baltic Fire Insurance Con. :.
pRny Of New York, failed Wednesday.
II tcommenced buaineasln 1854, and has
never paid q dividend the, exp6pdi-
tpres having always exceeded the re-
celpts. A deficiency In, the capital was
disclosed last night Of $50, 900; In con-
sequence Of which the company has re-
tired. .- -Iili |
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Riyorla ana weather

aida River and Weather. IT,
54as aai'aJ a CINoINNAI1, j uly %.
River fallen % inches; ls feet inches
In the channel. Weather clear; ther.
monster 1So. -.Ll ---.l u. n ..uu
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West Virginia Insurance Company.

West Virginia Insurance Company.
CAPTTAI4....................-....3 3Ie6, 600 90.
1lAKEs RISKS AT THE LOWEST Rates
on Buildings OF all kinda, Furniture,
Household Goods, MerchAndiBo and goods In
transit.
Jacob Hornbrook, Jacob II. BIclIel,
Henry Hartman, Dr.. ]. q, Hupp,
Jonathan RoWley, Edmund Booking,
+, ]. Hmyth, T.J Campbell,
]. II. BEiStoi, g. PnRer,
VIM. B. Odbert, Thomas boREOB,
D. u. 7. FArnAWorth, VIM. B, Crane,
David Blllmyer, Joseph Shields
VIM. r. White, N, Con, Jf.,
l. II. nuyal, D.H.R, DIX,
VIM. E. Stevenson. fs.
once over Religious Book House, south
Slde Monroe street, Wheeling W. Va.
JACOB H0RNBRO0K, Prest. U. 90 o..
JACOB n. HICKBLt Vice Proa't
]. N. .McWHOREER, eec'y.
3. b. McCOLL0CH, Asst Hee,yI