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CuAAEHClAL AMI FINANCIAL.


1ha Prloe Of wheat and Flour.
From the Pittsburgh GaEsttO Of YeSterday.
The very low price Of wheat and -four
az compared with other neceASarleS OF
life, 10 attracting considerable atten-
iion In quiet way, and there are not
a few who have come 10 the conclusion
that the bottom has been touched. It
IA admitted on all hands, that the ooun.
try, nearly everywhere, 10 fall Of wheat,
but il Isequally true that farmers gen
eraIl = are holding Il for better prices,
aud even now our dealers and mlllers
flnd 1t very dificult TO get hold OF any
at present quotations, and they
cannot pay an advance, unles8
they can realize better figures for
-four, We met q dealer to-day,
who has been prospecting through
Ohio for over two weeks; he reports
every place full Of wheat, though at the
same time holders were not disposed TO
sell unleaB they could realize their own
price, and It 10 this that causes many
well Informed persons 10 believe that
prloes will rule higher, though It may
be temporary. or courae u wheat
Rhould happen 10 take an upward
movement, -four would BympAthlEe. a.
The onv goes With the other, and In The
nTssent situation Of the market, II
would NOT, 40 we already lnLImated,
take much effort 10 put both Of these
articles up in prIoOi NO one has any
idea Of any very great advance, yet
flour might appreciate % or 90 cents per
barrel, or wheat 10 10 10 cents per
buBhei, and atlll be cheaper relatively,
than provIslons, groceries, and many
other commodities not here necessary
70 mention.
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NEW YORK CITY.
rranedy In Rlf.h Avenne.

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.
Another strange tragedy 10 reported
this morning Ia one OF the most ele-
CANT mansions on Fifth Avenue, a few
doors from TWenty.slXth street. Last
night o young man named Jas. B. Pell,
son Of r, T. Pell, Esq, committed sui.
eide by cutting his throat from ear TO
ear with q razor. The alleged cauge Of
this dreadful deed was grief for the
death Of q iRVorlte brother who died
more than q year ago. Further lnves-
tigatIous may develop other reasons.
Sale OF BeeeheF'B PeWB.
The sale OF pews for Beeoher's church
last evening realized & fiiIy-seven thou
sand dollars, a considerable increase
over last year.
Tho Elizabeth Street tragedy.
The grave closed over one OF the vic
Tins or the Elizabeth street tragedy
yesterday. The ooroner'S inquest was
held In the morning. A sister OF Mrs.
Allemego, Mrs. Beck, the keeper OF the
assienatton den, and the police officer
who broke In tho door OF The fatal
chamber, were examined, but no new
developments further than the public
NO" uhNet "oL6 ellGlAeNt AAo toANsSR
Of the Jury was in accordance with the
facts, and the body Of Mrs. AllemeRo
was delivered 10 her relatives for Inter-
mont. That OF the murderer and sui"
eide lies rOttIng at the morgue, no ono
having come forward 10 claim II.
Water Rents.
The Crotou Department received dur:
ing the year for croton water rents and
penalties, s.. .337, ,259D0. being an In
crease OF $l7,725 70.
Preliminary steps toward laying the
foundation Of the Brooklyn tower OF
East River bridge were takOn yesterday
morning az the upper slip 0t Fnl ton
Ferry. II Ia Intended 10 have the bed
clear for the reception Of the CaiREOn ny
the middle Of March.
Woman Murdered.
Irens Logan, fanIliRrly known In
connection with the mysterious 18th
street murder nS lIr"r Logan No. 2!
WAS shot Ih trough the heart by jerry
Dunn alias HaWkBworth, q notorious
rniEian OF Houston street, this morning.
Departure lOG Moro GunbORtS. Z
Tie thirteen Spanish gunboAIs which
have been laying nj quarantine for over
ten dayB past preparing for sea. lake
their departure from the lower bay for
Havana 10. day. The oreWB OF the dlf.
ferent vessels are actively engaged In
preparing for HeA, and the tug boats are
buGIly at work applying the teet with
neCesaarIes for their voyage.
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Hiram Green, the humorous contrib
utor OF tho Troy Budget, thus takes OF
the fashions:
iWhoops 10 sdIscarded and cut of with
a shIllIn, like the prodlgRl sons who
roll EN- Ia the parks. It Is a safe bet 10
saw lhat WhoopB 10 gone back TO their
ieSItImate okupashun Of embrRsin barN
rei etaVes, lnSted OF Btavlnly embrRSln
the form Of efth'B fairest flowers.
I'm RentlemRpB shoes glmlet holes
have been worn, pOoty extenBlvely in
The toes. These, We suppose, iH vents
Ia oSEFy OF the bad AIf.
IWatarfalls, oWIn 10 the lRLe lreAhels,
haR rIE 4 good eel. II takes now about
A I.yeers OF 10 canowl hossis tails to
Snpnlv iust-olass bells With tblS article
OF he'd Reer. Ladies', 10 balance lhelr
watsTfaliS, are sometimes t0rAL to stoop
iorWord. This produces the grlshun
bend. .,,-
steal trImmlna haInL 80 fAEhunNble
40 they used 10 be With tho WImnin
foxes, but Amungst the men, J! me
newspapers don't lie, i l9 ge1'ln 10 De
adopted Eooty lively. Unlike any oIneE
fashun; drawbacks seem 70 give tho
steal fashun . hist. Especially ls tnlA
the case among the taShtonRDleA IN ths
New York custom house.
Men'R troWssrs aTe worn l'lOth OF an
inch longer In The limbs and cotes about
the RRne distance shorter than they
we're worn last year. Every fashionable
VounE man possesses his own private
mia driver, With which 10 force his
ffaVlle form Into Ills troWSerR, and q
patent jack 'HOreW 10 raise MS hSDeaa
tremlly OF his beat cote
iThe latest stlle Of neck tIEe Is worn
With a NOT tide under the len ear.
These are not generally worn AS yet,
bnt / Good name a few of my aCkwalnt-
Snces who'd look 'gAllus' drest In this
StIie, The bnty Of them y that per.
Ron will never ware any other a. long
o. he lives: They Gte DeS9mIn 9na,,S WIN H1os =
The eyeR, to give q fsllsr . bully appear
nnkR
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From the Boston Commercial Advertiser of
HnLnrdnH.

Tho wool market continues dull. and
The volume OF tFade In December. has
BEEN much below that OF the CORES.
pondlng month Of the previous year.
PrIcOs are also materially lower than
they we're q year ago, or Indeed, than
they have been Rt any time during the
lAi nine or ten years. The goods mar.
kOt continues relatively depressed and
inactive, But thOTO IL no other AbaG0'
ment In the prices Of deSlrable fleece
wool, the supply Of WhIoh, under any
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DeutruOttye Plro In b. LOUIS.

... ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6.
Tbs extensive wholesale Drug House
OF WIN. n French. 2nd street, ls now
burning, with prospect Of Its total des.
truotIon. The al0ok is valued At about
S0O. 900; Insured for about ST, ,OO0. main
" In Eastern OGtiGea. The building la
owned by Captain Joseph Brown. pro-
bNblT Insured.
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TuR euloRles on Mr.. FssSenden are
belng printed at the government print.
ING once IN superior 9IPle under Ine
edItoFIal direction Of MAJ. Poore. The
Volume will be illustrated with q hne
nSrtrRIL OF Mr.. FesaendOn, engraved for
fIarnes' History Of Congresg, and re-
S%rded nc the best likeness Of the de>
GRRRed statesman.
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A1ARDR Newfoundland dog In But
Eaio. after watching for some minutes 9
IIvht between two little cura, suddenIy
Har1eht one Of them BY the neck an9
trotted off with II, keeping . htm hoI9
npon him until his angry passion hau
lime 10 cool:
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Jupon M'KRNEAN received hls com:
miSSIon laSt week, and left for Erie on
Saturday morning. We see Py tne v
Pittsburgh papers that The o9th q oI-
fcS WSG sdministored to him Ia Pitts
burEh, on the same day. ny SaaGe Gss
MiCandleBs Of the U. 8. DISTRICT Oo1Eit.
Judge M'Kennan will enter upon inS niS
IuGlclal duties, At Erie, during lhe
present week. Warrington ReporteF'
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COLORADO.
OrranIu.tlOn Of Legislature.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.
Tue Colorado Legislature was oTRa-
nIzsd yesteFday. George p. HlllBdale
was elected President or the Council,
and e, Miller Speaker Of the House.
Governor MCOoOk'S message was DELI
yerel this afternoon. He recommends
female suffrage; The dlsmemberment Of
the Indian treaty relations; the election
Of Governor and other Territorial ON.
GERS by vote OF the people Of the Ter
Tltory and a thorough immigration
avhtRm H..
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CULUMBUS.
Agricultural COnVenGIOn..Run Over.
NoTuMRua. Ian. &.

Agricultural COnVentIOn..eHn over
COLUMBUS, Jan. 6.
The State Agricultural Convention,
composed Of PreRIdentB OF County
Agricultural Societies, has been in gee'
sion In the Senate ohRmber to-day. FIi'
ty-two counties were represented. This
morning; Prof. NeWburry, President OF
Geological Survey. delivered a lecture
on Geology; Mr.. Harr, OF Lorain, read
paper on the manufacture OF cheese.
The afternoon was consumed by dis"
cussIons on Agricultural College.
VIM. Naghten. President Of the Coll
umbus City Council, WAS run over by
O locomotive this afternoon, and ter
ribIy Injured; he had an arm and leg
ampnlatsd, and will probably dye.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
GOV. GOnEy's Message.

HARRmpuRd, ian, D.
GOV. aeary's Message was sent in at
nom, he conRratulAteB The Legislature
on ths prosperity Of the State The re-
CaiHIG n the Slate Treasury during the
veSr have been 45, ,2I0, 900; expenditures
Il $50, 900, including S472. .0OO; expended
foTNrds reduction Of public dept: leav-
inc hNlanc0 10 treasury Of 81 10y, ,OOOi TO-
taf mount OF State debt SS9,s ,sl4 .OOgi o.
tai reduction otdebt since January 1857
n ,ss9, 900,
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NEW YonK EEaIsLAruRE.

HnuaoattOR OF IUlh Amendment Re.
peaIed.
ALBANY, Jan. 6.
The Senate 10 day adopted Tweed's
resolutions repeating the resolution
RdoptInR The 18th Amendment 10 the
ConatItutIon Of the United States, by q
vote Of 10 against IS. The resolutions
were aubseq uently adopted by the AS
sembly by 65 against 60.
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SAN FEANCIsCO.
Che TeleKraphOrS Htrlkc.

SAN RRANoIsCO. Jan. 8.
The telegraph operators strike cons
Times. There IL no interruption 10
busIueSA. The management are conh>
dent there will b0 none. The opera:
tors are BanlRulne, the company VIII
be compelled To recels from their ie
n1auHa
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Departure of MoDOuEaI for C"nad"
The Threatened Raid on our Frontier

CHICAGO, Jan. 8.
The Chicago Tribune has u special
from st. Paul Of this dale, which says:
Governor McDougall lett to-day for
OSnRda. leaving Messrs. Henchmen and
Dennis behind. Dennis called lhi4
forenoon on Gen. Hancock, command.
lng that department. and denounced
the report published this morning. re-
RardIng the reported movements Of the
Sioux Indians upon American settle
menlN In the spring, and protesting
against military action being taken
thereon. Two gentlemen from Penn
blna, also called upon Cen. Hancock
and placed In ILLS hands documents
supporting the assertions OF n threat
enei Sioux raid, and asking military
protection. Gen. Hancock asked for
copies Of the dooumentstO 10 be forwarded
10 the War Department. He Haid ne
would walt Instructions. though he did
not think any movement OF troops this
winter would be necessary.
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CLEVELAND.
After lho Revenue IsAseAls.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 6.
Mr.. Dwyer, Supervisor OF Internal
Revenue, has caused the arrest OF the
EveraRlna, proprIetors Of the dlBtillery
and reotltler Ut Weavers' Corners, HUI
ron county, Ohio, and also the Govern
ment store keeper assigned 70 duty
there, Tor numerous violations Of the
revenue laws. An examination Will
be had before Commissioner While to.
morrow. Mr.. DWyer Is making thor.
ough work In his department In bring.
ing up delIDquents who have eluded
payment Of Government taxes hersIos
fnFa
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NEW HAvRN, Jan. 6.
The match game OF billiards last
night between Mathew HeWIna, OF Hart
ford and George Stone, at Norwich,
French CaromS. 800 points, for $500 Q
aide, resulted 10 favor of Stone by 80
points.
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EKANOE

PARIS, Jan. 6.
The Emperor was very desIrous OF
relRInInR Baron HAuSBmAn In the p0-
sIlIon OF Prefect OF the Seine, bnt the
council Of ministers decided on his re-
nIOVRl
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ralk OrEIvInE serranO KinEIy Powers
MADRID, Jan. 8.
II Is rumoretl that Regent serrRno
will be lnyesIed with sovereign author.
Ilv. but the Constituent Cortes healtate
10 lake 10 extreme measures. The pRr.
IlEana Of the Duke OF MOntpsnsler are
very active,
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new lnmpshIre Democratic ConVen.
ttOu.

tt00.
CONOORD, Jan. 6.
The d, mn0TRlIC State Convention
which meets hereto day, promises 10
be the largest held for years. General
John BedeIl will undoubtedly be nOm-
mated for Governor, end General W.
T, Donohoe for Railroad Commissioner.
The Democratic State Committee rO.
nominated Gen. Jopn Relsll Tor Gov.
eFnor. The resolutions adopted ".
press abiding faith In lhe principles Of
the party, and opposition to oentEalL-
EalIon; denounCe the action Of CongresB
In relation 10 Georgia; exact honesty
and fidelity In Government ofticlAlBj
denounce monopolles as unjust and
praIudIolal to national progress: de-
Glare Capitalization and monopoly ths'
main insirumeuls Of evil; that all con.
tracts, bonds and securities should be
taxed aud that the debts not olhArWlse
specified should be paid In currency.
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A ootoREp woman named Jane
llama. reSidInR In the seventh watd !
Nav Nav York, died on Saturday, a. tnS
aSvanCed age Of 100 years, Sne W.
oFiTinSiIy I from NorthnmbSrland coun'
", Va,
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the TRLEGRAPH OPERATORS
BTRlRR.

ItS Canses and BxGenI-AppOAl Of Ihe
strikers for CO.OPeratIOn.
NRw YoRK, Jan. 8.
The telegraph operators Of thirty -four
principal cities are now on . strike on
account Of alleged reduction Of the
wages OF two operators In San Francis:
co. Nearly all the operators, male and
female, IN, this city, have Joined In the
strike. Business Is not stopped, how
ever: only retarded.
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lily TelegrRph.l
New York MOuey and stock hlarket.
NRw York, Jan, 8.

lily TelegrRphl
NeW York MOuey and stock AIaFkeG.
NRw York, Jan. 8.
MORNING REPoRT.
MoNRY-EasIer; the rstnrn dow Of
currency from the West has set In, one
bank alone to-day received 500, 900,
There arc rumora to-day Of other meFs
camille failures, The ouuard packet
left to-day without the malls.
observation-disclosures.
GoLD-FracLlon higher at l9NAll9G.
CONVENIENT BoNDs-.StFong and
advanced. OfiaEingsto the Government
to-day, aggregated SS,l9i ZOO at liz
al12.99. The stock market was htm-
or during the morning, with more Ac'
tIVlty and better distributed business.
EvBNINa REPORT. ''.5
An Informal meeting Of the repreSsn.
taIlyea OF the different Express Com
panIes was held to-day, with view TO
the reapportionment OF routes. Moth
Ing definite was agreed upon.
MoNEY-A shade easier at 2 per cent
for call loans.
The failure OF MesSrs. Clark d
West, one Of the Oldest houses In tho
Cloth jobbIng trade 10 announced,
Liabilities three hundred thousand.
eTRRLINd-SteRdy ct 10e1 1fa108N..
GoLD-Firmer; opening ct 119z; clos
ing at 12O; carrying rates 1.32 per day.
ClearRnceB thIrEy-60Ven millions.
f7 GOVERNMENT BOND9-A shade nrtneft
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.
PRovLRIoNs-EasieF. Mess Pork
$50 O0A3I 90. BAc0n-RIb sides l7Na
iSc; clear sides lSAlSIfc; shoulders IT, Y
al6c; hams 2OA2lo. LIard-lsAlsISG.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Ily Cable Telegraph TO the 1ntOllIgOncer.
ENGLAND.
Tho TImes on the spanish Crisis.

The Times to-day has an article on
the crisis In Spain. The writer de.
plorea the downfall OF Gen. Prim, and
attributed Il 10 unreasonable prolon-
cation Of the poVlslonAl regime.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 8.
River rIOsn 10 InUheS' 26 feel In the
channel, Weather clear; thermome-
ter So,
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vIRGINIA.
DSO.h Of WIN. L. GOEEIn.

Hon, Wm. j.. aoEEln, former mons
her Of ConRTbss from Virginia and
WhIg candidate for Governor In 1873.
died yesterday, ri
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c9m0of OLnt lboS-W h0eIInB umo.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
KAsF-LRAVEB wH8F, VIA Q. o.D.
Wheeling aLNovO Wheeling
daily Rk....l:lO q. m. daily At..".9a6 p. m
.iHRIVE8 AT BellAIre........4:2O
GrnfIon. ....'... oiO q: m, ARRIVES
FaTIEssS5lrS. .!:ts >. N. Cambridge.. "
Cumberland 200 1AneSvllle'..e
BaItimore ,,,,B:6S NOWark......lg: -
WGhh'nOIiylOsOO Columbus :; .lsSa,o1 u:So
NAIL TRAIN.
EALE-LKAvEs west, YtAs.o.n
'%hiHiSnt %SsiiS az ..llAO a. m daily dSiiy l. M
XRRIvGBAT BellaiF.........S:S0
Cameron. p. m. AkRtVH AZ
Grafton. .......blQ bAtne9yllles3Tg ., M
PafE0r1bTRi0.35 oambrldge...6.Q
CumboTlandll:00 IaneBvllle.. "
HRrperB F,yl:l6 p. m. N0Waf k-....,99S
VincheSiaf, 300 columbus. l0:S5
Baltimore. ....5:l0 Sundays Excepted.
WR8h'n City6O
"5undRys Excepted.
FAST LINE.
HART-LRAVEa WEST VIA 9. o. D.
"dnilt daily at....-s:9O p. IN. dsiiy St......s a. m
ARRIVES At Bellalr..........S:lO :"
Grafton .... lIsO6 p. m. ARRIVES AT
Cumbelia iandl:lO 4, m lBarneBVIlle.l 1880 "
Hafp0rH PIy8:0 CambTldge. .l206 p. m
WInehe eat0FlQsG6 q. m 1Ane5yllle'... I:S
HRgent0Wn $50 Newark T.."..3dg
Baltimore .ll:65 C0lumbuS.".4.4Q
Waah'n Clty1:0O p. m.lSanduSky...lGG5
Trains on tho Main Line make oonneo.
uon8At Baltimore with trains for Phlladel'
phiA, New York and Bo8ton Al Relay
Aou6o, via Washington olty, for all poinu
Central Ohio trains make direct connec,
ton at Columbus for allpointS West and
Northwest,
Tickets o all principal points can bO pro
JOHN l.. WILSON,
MaStar OF TranBp0r baltimore
3, T, DEVR1M,
dOC7 General Agent, Wheeling
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Franklin Insurance Company
Of WHEELINtA. =.


Directors.
AAn'L MoCLHLLAR, 9EoR1H MENDAL.
r n Io1AN, THos. p. SHALLlRoBa
4, v. FHANsHn1x, J. n. VAToR,
i II. HoBR8, AICHAEL RHILLNf,
LOUIS u STTFEL.
This company how having bean OrEanlzod
nVe yeRr1, and In that time done q success
ful buhnG1, 70 still prepared 70 take rl9kB a.
mir Fate8 on Buildings OF all kinds, Merchanr
az. MRnufaGturing EStabliShmentA tur-
nItnre Hteam Boats and carRoe9 on the Yves.
tern RlverR and Lake,. This company oI-
ieT1 superior Inducements 70 Farmers, where
Dy they can bO insured on DWelllngA FUR
nftnTe' HaTng, and contents for . or 6yOam at
reduced rates. This being 8tAto company
~ LARaEST CASH, CAPITAL.
pald In, and surplus OF any company In tue
sIata: and composed Of Home ninety four
btockholderS, most OF whom arc among our
betJt business men, recommends lBelI 20 tne
favorable consideration Of the 1u9nflns
Dubllo and R0lIcltA their patronage. Apple
lStlons for Insurance Will 30 promptly alton.
IIel 10 al their ONCE, No. y Monroe stree, 0f
al their several agencies throughout 'ha
'''' q. n. UoErl, ssoy.
b. q, DIOK, Asst SOo'y.
AANL MclJIiELLAN, ProLuent.
GEO, MENDEII, Vice President.
tehlp.d&W
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Peabody Insurance Company,

al W.
I26, ,OOO'
With the privilege OF increasing tile same
to 500 600.
DIRBurORs.
WILLIAM BAILEY, AIoazo LoRIN0.
in. w. j. BATE. a. M.ADAHS. :.
ANDREW J. PANNELL, JAMES y. hARNHB,
HENRY 9TAMN, THonAs HUGHES,
JO8RPH II. WOODWARD.
This Company having been fully organ
lEetl, u now prepared 70 take rlAkA o. talr
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise,
MRnufactuFinE Embellishments, Furniture,
Steam Boats and CRrgoeB on the western
Rivers and Lakes; also 70 issue perpetual
policies on Dwellings and Stores. ThW
Company being composed mostly OF our
leading buRlneB men recommends IHelt 10
10 the favorable consideration OF the ln9ur-
ing publle, and BollnitS their patronage Ap.
plIcationg for insurance Will 20 promptly
Attended, TO at their once, BAILEY y
HIInUK, No. l06 Market Street.
NO. ARThUR, Secretary.
~ W, H. AGNEW, Asst sacy.
" q. o. BURDAT9, Solicitor.
WILLIAM BAILEY, President.
ALONZO LOKIN0, Vlce-Presldent'
noik.
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West Virginia Insurance Company;
CApVTAT. .........,.,,.,,, 0I6B, 600 90. |
uTARB9 Risks AT THE LOWEST Rate1
on BuiidjnRB OF all kinds, tufnlInIe.
AonSShoId Good, Merchandise and Goca1 IN
iEanEiL DTRRCTORs.
IaOoh SIornhnook. Jacob N. BlCkel,
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JACOR II, AUKELI Vice PreSL
I'M, ,MoWHORFESI 6eey.
). B. Mo00LL0OH, Asst seo'y'
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N6W york Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.
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Transportation.
BALTINORE 1 OHIOR.R, OOMP'Y

WHEELING, December tlh, 1855.
DAHSENaER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and AfiCf Dc.
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TNFRLLIGRHOER JOB OFFICE
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MANU-. AOTU RER4' LA BElF..'
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PROGRAMMES AND PEJrHHH
III HURs, NOTES, EEUElr1n 'tAi
duOW kILIA for County Merchants,
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WILLIAM BAILEY, President.
ALONZO LOKIN9, Vlce-President'