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NEW YORK CITY.
New York, June II

NEW 4Ohht OulIO AO'
Tho West Point examinations were pro.
crossing yesterday. President Grant is
expected on the 14th inst
Thisis G Commencement week Ot Bulgers s
Female College with the comforting Of
the baccHlNurate degree on ten young
graduates. .
Tho Oriental Club, u new association OF
New York Democrats, opened their new
club rooms No. 245 East Broadway last
evening with pleasant gathering.
Yesterday q contract was signed in the
Erie office for the construction and COM
plction Of new limo 10 the falls within
ninety days.
Vanderbilt yesterday reduced his rates
on cattle from Buffalo to Albany and New
York ria the Central and Hudson river
lines, from $l2O per car 10 $40. The
Eric people will probably make similar
reduction. 1t is reported that the Com.
modorc has recently sold large amount
of his stock, and ii is asserted in certain
quarters that his rival, Fisk, has been the
purchaser Fisk and Daniel Drew were
closetcd together in u private parlor at the
Eric office the entire forenoon yesterday,
and at the close of the interview it was
manifest that n satisfactory arrangement
had resulted.
The Muster Car Builders Association
Of the United States has been holding a
secret business session at the st. Nicholas
since last Tuesday, and yesterday the
merchants Of the city gavo them an ex-
cursion around the bay and gave n ban,
quot ut tho St. Nicholas in the evening
This evening the party will visit the
Olympic Theatre by invitation of Joseph
Walton, dealer in car builders materials.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

JAIL DELIVERY AT CUMBERLAND
During the storm Thursday evening in
Cumberland, four of the prisoners con.
fined in the Jail at that place effected their
escape. Two Of them, Jo Albaugh ard
Tom Samons, were awaiting trial for
burglary = 0'Dcnncll and another
whose name VIC did not hear, from Frost.
burg, for stnbbing.
The Jail lin Cumberland appears to be
about as lcaky rs another wO know Of
Not many weeks since four other despc'
radios got out of the same prison. Allega.
ny county is abundAntly able to build n
Jail that will hold even the most desperate
characters Tho same remark Is Applica.
bic to our own county.
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OUR reporter who attended the Demo-
cratic Convention at Charleston, has en-
abled us to lay before our readers pretty
full and readable account Of things done
and said by that gathering. The proceed
ings and deliberations were fur from har'
mOnious. The chief bone Of contention
was the negro. The JACKsoN.CAMDKN
wing of the party we're for taking posi-
ton for the FLICK amendment, and they
succeeded in getting a majority report
from the Committee on Resolutions
in their favor; but a tremendous
rally was made against It The
untailing appeal to the Democratic pre-
judicc against the negro carried the day,
and the Democracy by n large majority
declared against that measure. Parkers-
burg was slaughtered on all hands, and
Camden forced to withdraw. We have
no space this morning for comment on the
platform, but will pay it our respects nj
an carly day and from time to time aS op-
portunity permits.
Concerning the work Of the Convention,
our information respecting its rcceptionby
Democrats here Is that the ticket as Il
whole Is received with COldncSs and in
some eases with downright disgust.
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THE YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE

-OF-
HE ELIN G., w. V a.
(Late Momdsville Female Seminary
IEOT ET, W " SHELDON ME1D,vI HUTcHIS'' Principals.
Mss H. L. BONHAM, Vice Principal.
Mss KATE 8. MONTAGUE, Principal Prcpara'
tory Department.
MRs. MARY JACKSON, OF Weston, MRtrOu.
., Assisted by full CorpS OF Professors and
Fall Term opens SEPTEMBER 7th 1870.
DESIGN.
The design Of the Institution Is 70 furnish
thorough and systematic course OF instruction
for young ladies upon the plan Of University In
stFuction, each department OF learning being
complete within Itself thus enabling young
lady to select her own course OF study without
being restricted 10 any fixed routine OF clasSCs,
requiring a certain number Of years to hnish :;
but, in opposition 10 this, young ladies who hAvc
advanced further In some studies than Othcrs,
Can have the benefit Of their former acQu lrcmGnts
and obtain n Certificate Of PROFICIENCY In one or
more schools perhaps, In tho course OF one year
aftCr which time, they may bring up, with greater
rapdlty and success, other studies.
MUSIC,
Young ladies who have acquired considerable
proficiency upon the piano, aud who may Wish to
prosecute the study still further can be furnished
with advantages for mastering this instrument
Mrs HutchIns will give her personal attention
10 this department
Other schools embrace thorough instruction In
the following directions, viz:
WdthenIIheS, WStOTV, BGlItS.LetterS, Natural
MSiOry, Physical Science. CtriStldn Sctelc6, In
cient and Modern Languages and Fi'H ArkS.
The Academic Dcgress arc conferred by State
authority, aud arc as follows, namely:
Mistress Of English LiterGtVrc-ThrCG years
course.
Mlslres Of ArtS-FOur years course.
NtstrsSS Cr MuEte-TwO to three years,
ExPESsEs-BoARDISu DEPARTMENT,
BOardCrs, two In room. including all tx.
pGnsGs ofwashing. fuel, lights, Gymnastics,
PGnmanshlp. English, Latin, and French
Schools, per yChr., .........",. $+UO
pc per S'G year 'o". .'.......'s, " .oo '.l' 800
Parlor Boarders, two In room. pupil taking
hut one or two studies, per year. ..,......, 400
PnrlOr BOArders, with full advantage OF InSti.
tuition, and with the privilege Of three
music lessons per week and thrcc to dive
hours practice per day, per year, ,...m..... zoo
Tuition for Day Pupils, Z, 6, 10, II, l2 and II
dollars per quarter, according to grade.
Rooms for tho occupation OF bOArdcFs arc OF
two clAEEcs, viz: 1st. Single rooms TO be Occu.
pied by two pupils; 2d. Double rooms, consisting
Of Parlor and Bedroom, for either two or four
pupils
For full particulars address for catalogue, tho
Principal RS above. nlnr5-M&Sd&w
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American Institute of Homeopathy.


The American Institute Of Homeopathy
rc.asscmbled at 0 o clock. The report Ot
the Committee Of Arrangements was an
nOunccd Tor the year 1871. DR.. T. P. Viii
son, OF Cleveland WAS appointed orator
for the current year, and DR.. J. B. Bcbcc,
alternate.
DR.. Dunbar, Of New York, read Il re.
port from the Committee on Medical Col
icges, which urged n higher standard Of
medical education, and called upon the
Institute TO insist upon this course. Alter
discussion, the report was accepted.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, D. II. Beck
with, Of Cleveland; Vice President, J. I.
Temple, OF ST. Louis; Secretary, r. Lud-
low, of Chicago; Provisional Secretary,
7. 9. Duncan. of Chicago; Treasurer, +.
W. Kellogg, Of New York; Board OF Cen
sors, F. Il. McNEann, OF Baltimore. D. E.
Obcr, Of La Crosse, l.. d, Bebee, of Chi
cagO, II. J. MCNlalakcy, Of Philadelphia,
and 7. P. Wilson, Of Cleveland.
Adjourned TO meet in Philadelphia. the
first Tuesday in June, 1871.
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ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, June 10.
The railroad exCursiouiSts leil for home
this morning, the Louisville party going
ril Chicago. The Southern Hotel gave
them banquet last night, which was
fully attended and enjoyed.
A letter from Sherman Thurston to the
Times, charges Tom Allen with throw
ing in the fight with Mace, and cites va.
ri0us incidents which occurred on the
ground, and remarks that were made be.
fore and after he mill, 10 prove his state
ments.
. The Kansas City (Mo.J Journal says
that Geo. II. Smith, u pretended partner
in the wholesale liquor business, abscOnd-
ed Tuesday night It is said that Smith
recently bought largely. of eastern houses
on credit, and sold TO country dealers for
cash. 1t is supposed that ho took some
scventy.tlvc thousand dollars. besides
leaving number Of Kansas City credit
OTIS in the lurch.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June TO-
FLouR-FIm but quiet, with rather bCtteI
feeling, owing to the Improvement noted 70
wheat; family Al 8 7S06 w, and extra ut - 1o
G5 75.
GRAIS-W -Whcat-Firm with n good demand
sales Of q, 900 bushels red At 81 31lEl %. Corn
Nominal ut 00I9Pc. Oais-Dull and lc lower;
mixed at 5113Sc; white at GO1Blc. Mc-Al
y7D9SC.
CoTTON-Quiet and frm at 2lhc,
TOBAcco-Stcady; sales Of 229 bids at s. so
50 80 for frozen trash TO bright leaf.
WniSKY-Unsettled sales reported Ut 81 0i,
but 1t was offered at 81 O3 without buyers.
PROvIsIOSs-Mc POrk-Ileld firmly at $40 80
which IL GOc above tho views OF buyers; therefore
nothing done. Bulk MCAtB-Qulct aud held
firmly Gt l2lDI50l5J[c, and 10000 Ms shoulders
sold ut l3H@l3HC; sides at lGHc; sugar cured
hams at 2O5L2lc Lard-uCld Mt IGhc.
BCTTIR-Unchangcd.
CHEEsE-UnchAnged.
EOOs-At 20c.
On.-LIlsGcd at 81 10.
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CoMPLINENTARY.-- AT AN informal
mectingot delegates to the Democratic
Convention in Charleston, on board the
steamer Argosy, Capt, Vim. List com
manding, on !hO trip home, the following
highly complimentary action was takcn'
"Desirous of expressing our apprecia'
ton of the generous attention paid TO our
wants during our stay upon tho steamer
ArgOsy, therefore,
RcNlNd, That the thanks Of our entire
delegation are hereby rendered TO Capt.
VIM, List and his gentlemenly OIL
GERS, for their kind and courteous conduct
towards us during our trip to Charleston
and return"
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. BURRIS-The funeral
of Mr.. Burris took place yesterday after.
noon, from his late residence on Jacob
street, The Odd Fellows were out in
considerable numbers, us well Ms many
friends md acquaintance. The remains
were inferred in the Cemetery near Mar.
tinsville,
4 rather novel feature here in connec.
tion with this funeral was the lact that
the larger part of those who attended
were conveyed in special train of street
cars to a point opposite the place OF inter
ment
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Tho Rutland Railroad Accident.
More Serious than first Reported.

The accident OH the Rutland railroad is
worse than At first reported. Only one
man out Of 25 escaped injury, three were
killed outright as previously reported and
two Of the wounded, Douglass Flint, OF
New York city. President Of the Boston,
Saratoga and Western railroad, and A. Il.
Field, Of Greenfield, Mass, Civil Engineer
of the Greenfield and uoosiC Tunnel
railroad, have since died ". II. Elmer.
son, of tho Cambridge Massachusetts
Canal line and several Others are horribly
scaldcd, the flesh on their hands being
literally cooked to the bone and falling oil,
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

M EoI NlNGlN1A UNIV EtSll1
Hon. j. r. HoKB, ReHdsnt Hoard Of Rsgeuts.
q. Z. sTUROIs, Secretary Board or RtgsntS.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D.. nrsHdsnt
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy
s.. LYON, A. NJ, Vice PrESldent
Professor OF English Literature, and Principal Of
Preparatory Department.
S. G. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Astronomy and PhySics,
II. II. PIERCE, A. Nj,
Capt. U. $. Al
Professor Of Mathematics and Of Military Tactics
J. J. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Phi. D.
Professor Of Chemistry aud Natural History.
F. ". WOOD, A. NJ, Ph'LD.,
Professor OF Ancient and Modern Languages
o. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant in Preparatory Department
D. n. PURTNTON, Tutor.
GEO. NJ. HAGANS, ESQ.,,
Superintendent OF Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH W. BROCK, NJ. D.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TERN begins lst Tuesday in September
WINTER TERN iSt Monday In December.
SrRISu TERN Sd Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT, ID Wednesday In June,
TUITION Preparatory, IS per Term of IS weeks.
University, IS per Term Of Is weeks.
BOARDiN0-Not TO exceed 81 per wOck.
e8-S Send stamp for Catalogue.
MorgantOwn, w. Va. sepi.sat
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Episcopal Diocese of Ohio.

NVIIVNWUEl UWIIV IWg
The convention of the Episcopal DiO-
ccsc Of Ohio adjourned this evening,
A resolution was adopted, by vote of 10
to 6, expressing sympathy with the
Evangelical Alliance which has been
called to meet in New York. This is
considered as Il triumph of the Low
ChurChmen over the High. The usual
committees were appointed.
Major Banks and twenty ladies and gen.
tlcmcn from Baltimore are in the city, und
will leave at 6 o'clock =. NJ. tomorrow for
Cincinnati
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WINNEPEG.

.r..r CHICAGO, June 10.
The St. Paul Press Pcmbina cores
pondcnt OF the Both ult., says the Indians
arc concentrating in the vicinity of the
Lake OF the Woods with the purpose OF
giving fight TO the Canadians when they
penetrate the swamps. RlGls picket line
extends from Lake Of the Woods to Penn
bina mountains.
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VIZ have tho extreme pleasure Of an
nouncing this morning in advance Of all
other Journals, that JOHN j. JACOBS, Esq,
Of Hampshire county, will be the next
Governor of this State.-RegiStr.
In the National Union Conservative "
Convention ut Parkorsburg, August 99,
1866, Col. Benz. II. SMITH, Of Kanawha,
having been nominated for Governor, Mr..
LEWIS RUFFNER, the chairman of the
convention, leading forward the blushing
recipient of this distinguished honor, said:
Gentlemen, allow me to introduce to
you your future Governor" There being
no objection the "future Governor" was
introduced. This is very harmless
species of amusement.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, juno TO-
FLouR-Quiet md Arm; spring extra 81 7s9
800.
GRAIN-Whcat-Firm and 464Kc higher; sAles
No. ut 81 l0HGl llX, closing at 81 llA0l llA
81 l2H cash. and 81 1SHd1 II seller last half JUNE
and 81 II seller July. Corn-Open0d dull al
8SXc, advanced TO sc, and closed at S4Ac: this
afternoon unchanged. Oals-QuIct ut 4aGSOc
closing ut inside rate. Ryu-Quict; closed at &
6tgJc for No. . Barcy-Closcd at 90GgSc,
HoOs-ActIvO at IS 0OgS 20 for common tC
choice.
CArTLE-QuIct at 50 7SGS sOrOrcommon stock
TO extra prime shipping bCcvcs
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SPAIN.
MADRID, June 10.

MADNIDI JUNU IV'
Yesterday the civil guard came upwith
part of the brigands who captured the
Englishmen, near Gibraltar. The guards
Immediately gave battle, killing three and
capturing their horses. The Others sue.
ccedcd in escaping. On the persons OF
those killed were found 10000 rcOls-part
Of the amounts paid as ransoms.
Montpensier las obtained passport for
England.
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The Radical party is dead" says the
Register. Well, not just yet; but a few
more editorials like that in yesterdays S
Register, and few more nominations like
those of BENNETT, BuHDETT and PHELPS,
will finish it. II will just laugh itself to
Irnth
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Frcight War in New York.

New YORK, June lU.
The stock men are watching the tigh'
of the roads in cutting under on freights
To.day's bills over the New York Central
show S55 per car from Buffalo and the
Eric gives notice that S40 Is It's price
The Central will doubtless fall TO that If
not below. The fight Is expected to be
heavy. t.f
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WE erred yesterday in saying it was
Auditor for which Mr.. BURDETT was II
candidate on the Democratic ticket four
years ago lie was the nominee for
I'rcusurcr--samO as now. II iSproper to
make this correction to illustrate the
Registers itca of"a new and fresh ticket."
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Fire in Montreal.

MONTREAL, June III.
A large fire occurred this morning in
thg Montreal Warehouse Company's build
ings, Over 10000 barrels Of flour, 100000
bushels Of grain and n large quantity Of
SUGAR we're destroyed. Loss covered by
insurance. The company have $4,000
insurance on the building III the Royal
Insurance Company.
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Baltimore Market.

FLoUR-Firm mud more active; shipping
grades higher western supGr6nc at Is 0O65 Is;
extra at IS 6OlD6 "; family at 50 25U7 OO.
-MheAt-W Western at 81 30ltl 10. Com
Oats = Steady al 5SGGOc Rye Nominal at
81 lOltl Is.
PROvIsluSs-M POrk-FIrm at $3l 90. Ba'
con Armcr; rib sides at l7c; clear rib at INC
shoulders at l4c; hams Al 29193Tc, Iard-Quioi
WHmKY-DulI at 81 O45l O5.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Juno To-
CorTON-Quict and steady at 2lHc for low
mlddlIuE, and nc for mlddlIng uplRnds; sales oi
sSS bales.
FLOUR-Quicta steady.
GRAIN-WheAt-Stronga and wanted; 81 ~ bid
for prime Milwaukee No. 2Spring. Corn-QuiOt
0Ats-QuIct and strong.
RovisIOSs-Pork-Dull at $50 % cash. Lard
Dull and unchanged.
FHEI0urS-QniCta and steady.
WnIsRT-WantGd at 81 Us.
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Mr.. JOHN N. PHELPS, the Demo.Rep.
hns been mixing other things besides his
drinks. Last Saturday he presided over
Republican township meeting at Point
Pleasant, and was appointed delegate to
the County Republican Convention, which
meets today. Tuesday night he made a
speech to meeting of Democratic dele
ga,es in Charleston, and next day rccciv'
ed their nomination for Secretary ofstate
Query: will he offer to sit in the Mason
County Republican Convention to'dny
and if he does what ought to be done with
him?
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THE Point Pleasant Register desires all
tue papers to state that the so-called Lib
eral Republican" Convention, which was
not held ut Point Pleasant on the lst, will
be held ut Parkersburg on the 21st, the
day before the meeting of the State Con-
vcntion. VIII Mr.. PHELPS have II front
anut
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VINO is Jacobs!" have already ex.
clnimcd some of these bVwildered gentle.
men Register.
1t is evident our neighbor don't know
who he is, for he has not yet learned how
to spell his name.
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SCHOOLS CLoSED.-The public schools
in South Wheeling closed the labOrS Of
the school year, yesterday
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Philndelnhia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, juno TO-
FLoUR-Active and arm. .-
GRAIN-W -Whcat-Flrm; Pennsylvania rcd 81 g
6l 50: white 81 6O0I 10. Rye-$l 0SDl 10. Com
Dull; yellow 81 O19I W. Oats-Steady; No.
Chicago 60c.
RovIsi0Ns-SmaIl business Mess Pork SO 20
13O 75 Lard 1GNc.
On8-Petrolcum unchanged.
WMsKY-LOwcr for western,
IRoN-$lOGE.
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The Democrats Of the New Hampshire
Legislature have nominated Henry Bing
ham for L. S. Senator It Is only noml
nation, however, ..Ir.
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rho Weather Yesterday.
The Us1t0n Union Telegraph Cos. BvAEtH.
WHEELING, Noon, juno 10

WHEELING, Noon, JunU 10.
Cincinnati Raining; wind H.; ther. Cl:
MISUNDERSTANDING; wind 8. G.; ther. ~,
ChIcago-Cloudy; wind H. G.; ther. ".
New YOrk-ClOudy: wind II. G.; thCr. 6O.
WashIngton-Cloudy wind 5. .c theE 90
RIchmond-R Raining; wind 8. G.: ther. 6I
Nashville-Clear; wind W; thcr. CO,
New Orleans-Clear: wind W.; ther. ".
MISUNDERSTANDING; wind II. G.; thcr. d.
St. I.ouls-CIcar; wind u. W; theF. 70.
The President has approved the bill TO
increase the compensation Of the United
States Deputy MGrshals employed TO take
the census.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEw YoRK, june 10.

Wall street dull
MOSEY-Easy and unchanged.
STERLING-Qulet and steady at lO9hGtlGt.
GOLD-Dull and heavy; opened at ll3S; closed
at ll3&6lI3ls. Carrying rates 2 per cent to Nat.
{ IlRaFHucpa SI3 00O ON
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SENATE.

The Senate resumed the consideration
Of the franking bill
Mr.. MoRnIIL, OF Vi, advocated his
amendment continuing tho franking privi-
lcge to the Executive and Agricultural
Departments, and TO persons upon whom
it had been specially conferred by law;
also to public documents Of the present
and previous Congress, and that all petit
tions be sent free, and free newspaper
circulation continued.
Mr.. SUMNER opposed the bin as one TO
abolish an old and timG-hOnorcd system.
and does not attempt to provide any means
for attempting the original object Of the
system.
Mr.. SUMNER also introduced his propO-
sitiOn for one cent postage.
Mr.. TRCMBULL attributed the cause Of
complaint against the iranking privilege
to its abuse, and believed the only remedy
was its entire abOlishmcnt.
The Senate then took recess.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
TIRE & MARINE INSURANCE co.
u OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1881.
Takes risks at the lowest rates on Buildings Of
all kinds, Furniture and N0rchAndieA And On
Goods In Transit.
DIRECTORS
4; Wilson. Wn. s. GoAhOFn,
John Murine Alex ROpGFB,
f. J. Stone, VIM. A. Wilson.
A.. w. Paull,
ONCE up stairs In the Insurance Building"
next door TO tho Merchants National Bank.
A. WILSON, PrcS't.
JOHN REID, ST., VicO Pres'k
7. c. AoAFEE. Sec'y. lanS0
NTNA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
I'D SURANCE co. OF WHEELING.
Capital, 100000
DIRECTORS:
YIN %% z z S!mPsS2 Nal!ST1 $%i e db.oa Hb10SlAn'
James t. McCortney,
This Company having been fully orGanlzed, 10
now prepared to takO risks upon
buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, ManufAe.
turing EstAblishmeng, Furniture and
CArgocs OF oil kinds on the
Western Waters.
Applications for Insurance will no promptly aI.
tended 10 by tho Secretary.
once at tho National Savings Bank, No. o.
WIN. B. SIMPSON, PreS't.
WIN. C. HANDLAN, Vice Prcs't.
s. =. HILDRETH, sec'y.
j. H. MILLER, Asst Sec'y. Aprl$
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INSURANCE COMPY,
L AT WHEELING, WEST VA.

CAPITAL, $4,000.
With the privilege OF increasing tho SAme To
10000 dollars.
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OAicc over Religious Book House, south AldN
Monroe street, Wheeling, West Va.
JACOB HORNBROOK, pres'k
JACOBM BlCKEL, VIcO Pres't.
!. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
=. b. MCCOLLOCH, Asst Sec'y. InFl