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COENERCIkLl knD .ENkNCIAL,.
Tho Decltne in Government BOND,


From nc Philadelphia LEDGER Of Monday.
A strong bear influence continues
to press upon the market for Govern.
ment bonds. This feeling has been
strengthened within q day or two BY
the reduced quotations for sterling ex.
change, which'ls now down In New
York TO lO91S for 90 days tlrst.class
bills on London, for ready money. This
has a Encouraging effect at the New
York Gold4room." Bonds sold on Sat-
urday throughout the list Ha1f lower
than on the previous day. A united
effort Is making y to make money
scarce the . better to help the
bear movement; not that money is
scarce, but by continually predicting
that 1t will be scarce they hope to make
ltRo, and so depress Governments and
the whole stock .list,l for. nothing is
truer than that II the public fundsIare
knocked down other stock securities
will 90 down with them. There is vet
no intlmaLion that the large purchases
OF bonds for the Treasury will be les
sened In amount In succeeding months,
and II these are kept up, the 'bears' viii
experience some difficulty In per-
manently putting down their price,
The supply Of these bonds on the street
are not large, and their continued
absorption at the rate of two or three
millions per week will prove great
BARRIER toa decline. -., u Isiul .
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MINOR TRLEaRAMs.

Geo. Long, who escaped from Clin-
ton prison, New York, last year, has
been arrested al Ballston for various
burglarles. He fred at the officer who
secured him, grazing his head and was
In return shot In the leg.
George Peabody, Generals Sheridan
and Mead, Gov. Hoffman, "MayorIHaIl,
Hon. Asa Packer, and others, are nam.
ed Rs likely to be present at the Grand
Ball at the Continental Hotel, Long
Branch, Friday night. is' -
The residence and barn OF Mr..
Trepp, at East Orange, N. J.. was burn.
ed Monday evening, Loss S25, 900,
"a disastrous flood visited Walton !
Delaware county, N. y, destroying
property to the estimated value offrom
SIS, 900 10 S20, 900. The village was com.
plelely destroyed, bnt no lives lost.
Z --G: We,Eord, ot Memphis, has pur-
chased 8 600 acres Of land In the town.
Of Islip. Long Island, with the inten1
tlon OF erecIing a vlllage,ir.al ., ID
The organization ofa Typographical
Union at Wiiliatnsport, Pa, has caused
a strike In the BllLkeliI office, that Office
having failed TO conform TO its laws.
m. q. Sanford has matched bis ally,
Stramps, ag0lnst the celebrated Nara:
gRnsett, for SO, 900, two miles, at BGlti.
more, In September, 1870. 'r
Three thieves seized case Of satlns
at 3ll Broadway, Monday, They were
chased and fred two shots from WaR-
on al their purAuers, but were com-
PEELED 10 jump from the wagon leaving
the satius behind and escaped. OsI
The revenue Of the Canadian Do.
minton for July was 81, ,l9S, ,92O, and ex.
pendlLuros S2.459,7sl. Discount on
American invoice q per cent. 'A
-McBetry, a clerk In the Treasury
Department.. at LWRshlnHtonJ Is under
arrest at Newark, N. j., charged with
forging the signature Of Gen. Spinner
on q check for 5000, which was cashed
in Philadelphia.
The Y. IS. Frlgate franklin, has ar.
rived at Trieste. ''' 's '''' w
The early arrival OF Ismael Pasha
is expected at Constantinople.
THERE ls a tailors' strike in Tennes-
see. "A. Is doing his best for the
Senate.
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Bx TELEGRAPH,sl

SECOND Day.
PHILADELPHIA, August 1

Il as. SECOND DAY.,l No
PH1LEDELPHIA, August II.
The proceedings of the second day of
the National Labor Convention COM
inenced with the announcement by
the Secretary OF the committees on
condolenGe,s presidents address, ,plat.
form, Organization and oonstItulIon.
The Oomtnitlee on liabor made report
on the eight hour law, concluding With
q recommended Ion that Congress should
be memorallZed to make provision for
the twenty per cent. pay deducted from
those In Government employ. Mr..
Field, OF Michigan, offered resolution
declaring that Congress- should provide
for the funding OF that portion Of the
national debt not required for cIrcu.
latinR medium, by the issue Of long
bonds bearing interest not exceeding
3 65'l0O per cent; and that the United
States currency notes, at the option OF
the holder, should be recoverable into
such bonds at par that demand such
an adjustment OF duties on all COM
modlties produced by the la bor OF for
eign countries, as will adequately, pro-
tect American labor aud restrain
excessive Importation OF commodities
from abroad, while We. have the raw
material, skill and ablntyto prod uce 1t
In our own country. Referred to the
Committee on Reform. Mr.. Walls, of
Philadelphia, offered the following d,
ReSoLvedI That the action Of this Con.
vention, In refusing 10 admit Miss Susan
B. Anthony, was not based upon
grounds personal to herself, but simply
because the organization she claims 10
represent is not bona yfde Working
Woman's Assoclanion.
After considerable debate on the reso.
luton, the President declared that Miss
Anthony was entitled to the floor, as
she was delegate tOs the Convention
last year.
Miss Anthony, at considerAb BILE leuyth,
defended the attack KS ,nade againAt her
by several delegates. 80
Adjourned Till afternoon.
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ST., JOHN, N, y, Aug. l

ST. JOHN, N. Y, Aug. II.
NNews nom the wreck Of the steamer
Germania represent that only one bar
OF silver has been recovered since Sat.
urday, making Is bars In all. The ship
has settled down aft In nine fRthoms Of
water, the cargo coming up. consisting
OF sewing machines, clocks, tobacco
and cigars, II almost worthless. The
officers oEthe Germanla report that an.
other steamship strnSkI near the same
place, the same day, but she got of
and proceeded on her voyage. The
Captain Of the Germanla y sill At the
The Cleopatra sunk In shoal water.
Her Captain 10 endeAvoring to secure
the cargo saved by the boats.
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DENT.-Now that Judge Dent-MIs-
sIsslppi Dent, the President's brothers
In law-ls about to leave Washington
for thest6he OF his future conqnests, 1t
is to be hoped the Washington cores
pondehts will spare US the usual daily
dose Of HDent"-at least I'LL the canvass
begins to wax hot in Mississippi. We
don't tmlnd taking Dent every morning
for breakfast for month or six weeks,
but Ike The schoolmaster by the cold
GandeE, We shouldn't like him for
steady newspaper diet. Let us make
the matutlnal meal OF somebody e lse
for while-und let Dent have peace.
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Pursuit. Of Hildobrand, tae outlaw.

r. ST. LOUIS August ~.
Col. Bowen, In command ofthe party
that has been In pursuit OF Hlldebrand,
the desperate OF Southeast Missouri,
has arrived here. lie has made de.
tailed report OF his operations 10 Gov.
MeClurg, but II Is not public vet, Ii Is
known, however, that lie adS ises Ilhe
dlsbandlng OF the present posse. aud
the organization Of,A posse of picked
men TO take the field, and hunt down
the outlaw and his band OF cut. .lhroats.
q lldebrana has about Aiteen desnsfI.
does with him, and can probably com.
InandI In an emergency, quite q mum.
Der OF the Inhabitants OF st. Francois
county! 1tIss sald that he designs or.
ganIzlng u band OF free. hooters for the
purpose Of robbery, horse stealing and
murder, when necessary to accomplish
his orders. Colonel Bowen and Sheriff
Murphy recently received q letter sup
posed 10 have come from Hildebrand,
warning them to stay at home and give
Eup the chase Of him and his friends. He
says he does not desire, to shed blood /,
but unless the hunt ait6e him is Rbani
doned there will be lives lost. Hide
brand is probably one OF the most des-
-petate and merciless wr0tcheH that ever
pr9yed upon society, and prompt and
energetic measures should be taken to
rid the country Of him,
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seller this month; this afternoon the
market was firm at 81 4lKai AK Tor
No. Z. Coru-In fair demand, and
higher; BalesE No. 2 at 9l1a92 Sc: re-.
jected .S6a96 10; no grade SOGSlC; closing
at 92G cash, and 0ls6o seller this month,
for No! 3; this afternoon tho market
was steady at 90<a9lC. Oats-Were
active, easier and 4 1fa2o lower: sales at
4GISa47 for No. 2, and 44a4l Xo for re-
jeoled; closing unchanged. Rye-MoTe
active, and shade easier; sales at 81 05
al 05H for No. /; closing arm at 81 06H.
Barley.-In fair demand: sales at 81 25A
! %, seller September closing with
buyers OF 81 25, 'nIus p
,CATTLB-Dull and weak; $3 25A4 90
for stockers; q O0A4 76 for Cherokee
steers; IS IS for good COWS; 81 COAT % for
good shipping steers. liogB-Steady.
and hrm; IS bOas So for common; 80 00a
8 40 for fair to medium; 50 5OA0 65 for
fair TO choice, aud $40 l2I<aIO 25 for ex-
ira assorted lets. - 40 0.
on Toledo. 90 fI.'.
"a AUaUsT 17.-FLoUR-S.eady.
GRAfN-.Wheat-.4l5c lower; No. l
white Michigan 81 65; regular 81 42; No.
2 Wabash 81 60al 63; amber Michigan
81 45; No. ! red 81 45; No. Q 81 a; No. 3
do. 81 so. Coma shade better; No, l
$50; No. 2 06o. Oats-lc lower; No. /
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GEN GRORoR b. McCLELIAN has
finally resolved 10 build his mansion
on the top Of Orange Mountain, New
Jersey, on land adjoining the properly
OF Gen. Marcy, hts father In law As
he has two plans for a mansion, hO
will probably decide whichto adopt by
Juno I, $50. LlLN.aL.
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General Fremont ana family have
quilted Paris for Denmark. They have
been invited to attend the festival given
By the Danes. H'7 :. ~ ~
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MARK TWAIN, writing about Boston,
says: "YOu must learn 10 pronounce
Quincy as sifltwaS QuIuzy, and Faneull
asif 1t were Funnel. In this way you
can palm yourself on tho unsuspecIIng
for d native, and 90 be respectable
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CHANGE IN TME CABINRr.
Resignation or Secretary RaWIIns-
The Portfolio TendeFed TO Gen.
80 Dodge, or Iowa.

.. CHlCAuoi August II.
A special from Des MoInes 10 the
Chicago Tribune, says a report comes
from Washington through a pretty
straight channel, that Gen. Greenvilie
NJ. Dodge, Chief Engineer OF the Union
Pacific Railroad, was telegraphed to by
President Grant, (the dispatch over
taking him at Cheyenne,) offering him
place In his cabinet as Secretary OF
War, and giving him two weeks TO
consider the matter, Gen. Rawllns be-
Ing compelled BY declining health 10
give up the position. Gen. Dodge left
immediately for Washington, 'n.
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st. LOUIS, August II.
The'SpElze fight. party Sl6ft. on the
steamer Louisville for Fosters island,
the scene OF the conflict between Allen
and McCoole, about 8 o'clock this morn.
Ing, some 1i200 strong! The ccmbatants
were taken on board ut Carondolet, six
miles below this city, between 10 and II
o'clock, since when nothing has been
heard from the party.
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DREss ls the outward expression OF
the immodeBt part Of our nature, Per.
feet Innocence and Inodesty are With
out fear. 1t Is the conception OF I'm.
modesty that prompts Tho feeling OF
shame, and suggests a covering for the
body coLtaHGWS Journal.
1.-THE people OF Columbus should see
naked man In their streets, they may
know that Il Is tho JowrMQL OdiGor,
showing hIs "perfect innocence and
modesty." -, .....-.a.... g.l
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InPOttaht hAIIFoaN ,C0nHulInIlOn
New York.
Reg uiAtlon OF Freight Tarlfr-More
w Consolidation.
NEw! YORK, Angus

Important railroad schemes are on
foot In this city. The repFesentatI
of the New York Central, Erie, Psnu-
sylvania Central, Baltimore d Ohio,
and Michigan Southern Roads, areIn
session on the freight ;tarlf, and will
soon give way 70 the old tariff oncel
more. The officials OF the Erie, Michi-
gan Southern and Wabash Roads are
negotiating for the consolidation Of the
after, on condition that Erie does not
build the new road from Akron to To-
!edo. The mRnagera oftne Trunk lines
to the west are looking to the control
OF either or both Of the NorthtWest
and Island, 90 to complete their
connections with the Pacific Railroads,
The rivalry In freight has. led TO a
sharp competition for passenger traffic.
The Pennsylvania Central Road to. day
put on q train which wllltuu from here
10 Chicago In 80 hours This will com.
pei rival lines to shorten time. no 7''T
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHAR1EsroN, s. g., Au1,u,t

n - cHARLEsToN. SC, August II.
The weather for the past week has
been dry and warm. This has had good
effect on the corn crop, which Is well
matured In this section.
..'.....,.... COLUMBIA, August IL,
The weather the past week was dry
and hot until yesterday, when a fine
rain fell. A full average crop OF corn
Ia anticipated. #.. iu4i
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" PGTsBuRaH, August II.
River rising, 20 Inches In channel;
raining all night. Thermometer 72'.
.t CINCINNATI, August II.
River fallen 7 inches, 7 feet in chan
mel; weather clear in part, rained four
hours last night. Thermometer $40.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS
o. - q 4sIs.. g. u.rt l.r .aa-8 z zoi -rt
.GHUTQOIgH qNk 2HkDFU
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDs GERMAN BTTTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II n q compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and BarkS from which theEe
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by Q scientific chemist, These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BiLter. There Ia no alcoholic substance
OF any klnd used In compromising the Bit
teIS, hence II free from all The obIeoiionS In.
cident 10 tho use OF O liquor preparation.
- s5tss ~
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''oh,O crops. ..!Tho weather.

CLEVELAND, August II.
Weather for past week has been dry,
with the exception Of last night, when
considerable rain Tell. The corn crop
In the northern part Of the State ls very
poor, but in the southern 1t is better, but
not much. The State will not average
more than haiti CROP ~ L-. l.l1-l-n
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AOoaAnas German BaIssrS pegbettls 800
AoonahdS a6tmaan Tonlo; pus % M TOISn iSa opsSS az
SSStSslo'' s. 81 g Ras eott Z Gs . hay dQlss FOR
erDO NO. torSet 10 sIsasn,,inS wSil The = y. Y
For @Sb ny Druggists and Dealers In Med.
Sane oY1yWhere. jyl2
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Dublin COnKratuIRtes Mr.. Gladstone
on Passage OfIrISh Church Bill.
meeting OF catholic bishops.

-4.a. 80. no.. DUBLIN, August II.
The Municipal Council have adopted
an address to Earl Spencer, Mr.. Glad.
stone and Earl Gray corgratulatInp
them and the country upon the passage
OF the Irish Church Bill. The Conser-
vative members OF the Council absent
ed themselves when the vote on the ad-
dress was taken. .-7.-
Archbishop Cullen has summoned
the Roman Catholic Bishops TO meet in
council for the discussion Of public
questions. -. I'sss' -. - :
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GEORGIA.,
COLUMBUS, August ]

COLUMBUS, August II.
The weather has been excessively
warm and dry for the past few weeks,
but this only slightly injured the late
corn crop. There was good rain yes
terday and a slight shower to-day,
which greatly benefited the late corn
aroma
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WheclIuE Hs Experienced by Il, Hal
tInIOrean.
,tt.I4l l.-H -ILIEha
Correspondence ofthe Sun.
WMERIlNo, ". VA, Aug. IL

WuEEIlNo, W. va. Aug. I2.
The first thing a strauger coming to
Wheeling is impressed with, II can't
say favorably,) is the smoke, SCOT and
coal dust arising from the.mauy Iron
mills and foundrIes here. Even Pitts
burgh is an exception 10 1t now. and the
many persons who, have always con-
sidered Pittsburgh the blackest place
In the country wouldph they visited
this place with me, award the premium
to Wheeling. As TO keeping clean
face and hands here, It Is ont OF the
question. The cillzena don't pretend
10 do go, and your correspondent, aiN
ter trying, has been compelled to fol.
low their example.
The city Is growing some, and L no.
tice many, new warehouses and DWELL
inHs gOiug up. From its situation on
the Ohio river and railroad connections
1t bids fair to become quite Nh exlen-
SiVe place. The people are clever, hos
,pitable and energetic, carrying on busi.
meas extensively, with heavy, capital
In iron EmanufaetoTieB, glass
fornaceS, wholesale dry goods, groce-
'fles, queensware and other houses,
some OF which would compare fayora-
bly, with, some Of our largest houses In
baltimore. Here, as everywhere, how.
ever, there Is now n general complaint
Of dull times, and hope that the fall
will brighten up things. ..--.--., L,
The Supreme Court OF West Virginia
Is now In session here, and for o week
have been engaged In hearing argu-
ment In quite an important case called
the Steenrod will case. This Is con-
tested will case brought up from the
Circuit Courtof thIs5county, the Court
below. having knundI verdict against
thewill.
The case excltes considerable interest
In this community. both on account OF
the parties Interested and the amount,
somo 1880, 900, involved. The testator
in this caGe, Daniel Steenrod, started Ii
the, wofldiih this city as q day laboref, !,
without education, and when he died,
by his own energy and industry had
accumulated this large fortune, over
which, as ls often the case, his heirs are
now quarrellng. The counsel in the
case are the most distinguished In this
seclipn OF the, country yRndN the arRus
menls on both sides are considered
most powerful. The case was closed
yestardRy by Ex-Governor Stanton,
who with Judge EdmIston, represent
the cavGatees, Messrs. Lamb and Peck
representing the cRveatora, a decision
by the court will be made In a'.tew
days, and 10 anxiously looked for. s.
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-. NASHVILLE, August II.
Information from all parts Of the
State leaves little doubt that the corn
and cotton crops have been materially
lpJured by the drought which has pre-.
vailed for a month past. The corn is
almost beyond redemption.
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TnE New York AaiI reJpices IN the
prospect that by an oversight III tho
new State Constitution, New York will
pc spared u eeaaion Of thus neRlalAlure
next winter. ,.,Irn a,.r... ..4stG
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[sKooNp pIsPATCH. m !

Z Tom Kelley and Ned O'BaldwIn were
seconds for Gallagher, and Jim Coyue
and Butt Riley for3Allen. larry Yves.
sci was referee. The ring was formed
IN grove but the, sun ponEed In fierce.
ly. JlmSKehriiey wasL ring master.
and twenty ring keepers were appoint.
ed to preserve order. The fight beHa1,
at $40, and after considerable sparrinU
Allen received heavy blow on me
mug, which knocked him down aud
MADE him bleed gfteelyI In the SECOND
round Allen went down from stingCr
under the lug. In the third round both
received and gave heavy blows, ter.
minating In Il cllnch In which Allen
went down, AT this point several clubs
were thrown Ut Allen, one OF which
struck him on the cheek causing the
blood to flow, In the fourth round
more terrific blows on both sides, ter
mlnating In Aliens favor. The fifth
round waD fayorable. toVAllen! fal-
though he was knocked over the ropes,
The sixth 4round Gallagher was little
slow In coming up, and received, two
very heavy blows, one on the nose and
the other on the hreadlI basket, and AL
though Allen went down at the close
Gallagher got the worst OF the round,
The seventh, eight and ninth rounds
were all favorable 10 Allen, and on the
terminatoini Of the latter the sponge
was thrown. up, and Allen declared the
victor. The fight was short but u said
10 have been very desperate, and both
men were badly punished.
IFGt t-s==--%--SIs {-+-4-3l Z III
~ NnI nHIN
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5oa ,a.,2,' ClAUTII,ocSNS.. I,cSS.

Hoofiandh German Remedies are counter.
felted. HeO that the signature ofO. N. JACK.
BON Il on tho Wrapper OF each bottle. AL
otheT1 are counterfeit, $50 I4s lpAs
Principal Onico and Mandatory Rt the
German MedieInO at0rO, No. 6u Arch Buest,
Philadelphia, Pa -
CHARLES sMsEVANs, Proprteior
fermsrly ON; 1ACRsoA roo
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NEW ALBANY, Indiana, has u ohes.
tertield of such extreme polIteness,
that no one, even. his wlfeI to whom lie
has been Inarried twelve years, has
ever seen him In his shirt sleeves, Iitll
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1LLiSols has now within her borders
olt Jour hundred and stwenty-four
acres Of public lands. sn1 NJ Sgt
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mo weather and Crops in the south


"'' RICHMOND. Va, August II.
No rain has fallen here during the
past week, nor for some time previous,
The drcuth is general and excessive,
The corn crop Is materially shortened
II not total failure. Ns''
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Important Action Respecting the
... EcunenlCaI Council. ,i..r

. ..ol u..-agn BERLIN, August II. %
It Is, reported that the North and
South German States have agreed to
concur In their action with respect to
the Ecumenical Council, It the resolu-
tions adopted by that body on the
question Of the temporal power Of the
Pope should. threaten the peace OF En-.
rope, sr....r,,a
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WHEN Beecher has the hay fever, he
lays himself out at length on Timothy,
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READ Nasby's letter this morning.
He takes a hand In Ohio politics,
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Toledo.
gusnrauEE.
Franklin Insurance Company.
or WHEEr,INI,

- - : q. 80 N1.N'S
OF ,wHEELINp, :,
loo, ,OOo,
..U.r.ll DreotOrI, ,rO..l l+i,.u
sAM'L MCMILLAN, GEORGE MENDKL ys
q. Il. Lo1AN, THos. r. 6HAI.I.O.oGs
= . = ~ LOUIE G. sT@TE. t'
This company how having been organised
nye yearS, and In that time done O success.
tul business, q still prepared 70 take riRkBat
mir rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Marchan.
disc, Manufacturing Establishments Fur.
niture, steam Boats and carKoos on the WIS.
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company OF.
femguperior Inducements 70 Farmers, Wher0.
BY they can be insured on DWallInEB, Fur
niture, Barns, and contents for Q or years AZ
reduced rates, This being State company
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any company In the
State; and composed OF some ninety.fou
stock oldeB, moat Of whom arc among our
best business men, recommends Itself 10 the
favorable consideration OF the InBurlnE
public and Rollcits their patronage. Appli.
cations for insurance will Oe promptly attain.
ded 70 al their ohice, No. - Monroe street, or
Htate,
l.'l - ON, CoEN, sec'y.
,H BIO. DIOK, AS8'tBec'y,
HAMI MCCLELLAN, President, VI
GEO. MENDELL Vic0 President
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
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