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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June 81


A bill was reported today by Mr.. But
Ter, from tho Committee on Reconstruc,
tion, which provides for tho full and
general grace, amnesty and oblivion oi
certain wrongful acts, doings or omissions
ofall persons engaged in the war OF the
late rebellion, incurred or forfeited be-
tween the 11th of April, 1861, and the
Goth OF August, 1866, with full restora'
tion of all the rights and privileges lost
or injured thereby and therein. The fol-
lowing classes Of persons and their rights
and causes arc excepted from all the pro-
visions Of this act, and none other:
First, Those educated at the military
academy ut West Point, or the naval
academy at Annapolis.
Second, Members Of either House OF
Congress, Of the sO-CallCd Confederate
Congress. .,
TIird, Whoever held Office At the head
otone of the executive departments, and
U. S. Minister plenipotentiary or Minister
resident, or Judge Of any court under the
United States who ever held any like
office in the Confederate States.
h1urh, Whoever voted for the ordi.
nance of secession, or held the office Of
Governor Of Il State while the same was
in rebellion. ..... 49,
Fiji, Whoever while in the service OF
the so.callcd Confederate States, treated
with cruelty or otherwise than according
to the usagcs of war, any prisoner Of war
Sixth, Whoever having charge of the
public moneys ofthe United States didnot
duly accounted for and paid over the
same, and whoever cmbczzled or scCretcd
public stores, public goods, Chattcls,
moneys, provisions, military and naval
property of the United States.
SecenM, All dcsertcrs from the army or
navy and bounty jumpers.
Eighth, All property and rights ofprop-
erty acquired by any levy, judgment or
extent made and executed upon any lands
or tenement goods, chattcls or other val
liable thing whatever, or any sale or for
fciturc BY confscatiOn or taxation where.
by any rights or titles have become vested
either in the United States or in third
persons.
Ninth, Every piece and parcel of land,
however It may be described and bound
ed, which is now or has been used US n
national cemetery in which the bodies Of
United States soldiers arc inferred, or
which is in the occupation Of the United
States for the purpose Of cemetery,
which parcels of land arc hereby declared
the property of the United States in fee
by capture in war, and forever dedicated
to the uses and purposes Of cemeteries for
soldiers of the United Statcs, and to be
under the sole Jurisdiction of the United
States, inaIicnabIc forever; provided
nothing herein contained shall affect or
impair the validity ofany act Of Congress
removing the political disabilities Of any
person herein exempted from the effects
and provisions Of this act. This act shall
extend 10 all acts or missions BY any
officer, soldier or otheragent Of tho United
States in carrying out the laws of the
United States known rs the reconstruc-
tion acts and other acts for the govern
mGnt of rcbcllious States.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

BOARD OF EDUCATION. = a special
meeting Of this Board was held in their
rooms in Cranglc's Block, yesterday
morning at 10 O'cloCk-Mr ]. II. Hall
President, in the chair,
The following gentlemen responded II
their names: Messrs. Bassett Blckcl
Ewing, Harrison, Hutchinson, LaUnGcr
PollNck, Stewart and Todd.
The President explained the object oi
the meeting to be to take into COnsidera.
tion change in the plan adopted tor the
Union township school'housc.
The Committee on Buildings and Real
Estate reported in favor of changing the
plan Of Union township school'housc
so that the steps from the street to the
main entrance might be dispensed with
and have them built on tho inside, there
by saving TO the Board $3.50. -.r....
Wm. Hamilton, Superintendent Of the
construction Of the school house, and +.
S. Williams, ESQ.,, were appointed u com.
mittee to visit Mt Vernon, Ohio, school
buildings, and examine them as to thcit
construction and management, and report
ut the next meeting OF the Board.
The sum of $50 was appropriated tG
dcfray the travelling expenses Of Mcssrs
Williams and Hamilton.
Mr.. Hamilton, Superintendent, &c, was
authorized to procure an iron frame for
the conl vault.
On motion of Mr.. Bickcl, the sum oI
SIS was appropriated to dctray the cx'
pcnsesOf Mr.. Hamilton to East Liverpool
to procure Terra Gotta work for Union
Township School House
The action of the Board at former
meeting, adopting the report OF the COM
mittcc in relation TO the bill Of j. s. Fair
fax, architect, was rcconsidcred, and the
bill was referred to special committee
consisting of Messrs, Bassett, Pollack and
Wilson, for report, rN tU"r.H.-
Tho Committee on Buildings and Real
Estate was authorized 10 mako minor
changes in tho plan Of Union town
ship sChooI.housC, any ono Of which moi
to exceed $50, and tho aggregate Of al!
changes so madO by them not to exceed
800.
AlinNFnnd
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street Railway Company.

~ tho LntcRl9encef!
This mornings Register states that the
Directors Of the Citizens Railway Com
pany, have again placed Conductors on
The ears. Now, Mr.. Editors, when we
rccOllccL thnt the former President and
Board Of Directors, were unSpHringly
blamed by their successors, for their eX-
travaganCe in everything, and especially
in employing conductors, rs it was not
only useless, but doubled the chances for
cmbezzlCmcnt, this is strange movement,
and hard 10 account for. II the present
Board have discovered their error, then
an acknowledgment to that effect is due
to tho old Board, instead Of giving out the
ridiculous idea that they had to employ
them to prevent accidents. l may be un-
charitable, but it certainly looks to me
like the road was making more money
than the Board cares about showing, but
their attempted and almost successful
freeze should become thaw. Or, have
the management some friends, political
or religious, who arc out OF employ,
whom they consider it their duty to care
for There is no reason why We should
expect the Street Railway to be an cvcep'
ton to the general rule, which compels
stock companies to bend to private ends,
but common courtesy ought not TO make
them give something like plausible rca-
sons for their actions. JUSTICE.
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FRANCE.


In the Corps LcgislatiHM. Mercy Monge
opened IN interpolation in regard to the
ST. Gothard railway. The Duke of Gram
mont, Minister of Foreign affairs, replied
that the interests OF France, either polit-
ical or commercial, were menaced by the
construction of the St. Gothard railway,
as the Government Of Switzerland had
promised the French Foreign Office, rs
early as 1866, that in certain contingen-
cies the railway should be destroyed.
The French Government would pursue
such 4 course as seemed in accordance
with its interests. In regard to the Sin
plOn, II would not refuse the needed sub
sides for the population Of the northern
and western provinces, but simply that
the railway project required larger sums
than the ends to which it was directed
seem to Justify the Government in max
ing. Deputy Estaunielcn spoke in favor
of subsidy for the Sinplon route.
PickhOn, Minister of Public Works, op-
posed. General LIE Bout, Minister Of War,
said tho Government Of Switzerland
would maintain her own neutrality and
the neutrality Of international railways,
and in tho event Of war she would re-
Ceive assistance from France, if necessary.
Several Deputies of the Left censurcd the
Government for not interfering at the ne
gotiation of the treaty of Berno Deputy
Ferry said the majority was responsible
for SadOwa. lie was called TO order by
the President, but continued to speak,
in ccnsure, of course, Of the Government,
asserting that, if Switzerland was not in
violable, this had been shown at the time
of the French revolution and in 1926, when
Swiss neutrality was proved to be mere
myth.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June u.
FLouH-Dull and 15G95c lower; family s. 80
i 90; extra s. 50L5 80.
GRANNY -WhGat-Dull; Nos. 2 and red winter
81 2Otl 25; a sample OF new Kentucky was Of.
ferOd on Change; 1t was held at 81 50, to be do.
lIvered next week; quality white and very good.
Corn-Dull at 90c for mixed ear; receipts large.
Oats-Dull bat not lower, at 65lt60c. RyO-Un.
changed al 0Se1$l 90.
CoTToN-N -NOminRlly unchanged; rather Grmer
feeling; mlddllng 20Xc.
WHisKY-Unsettlcd; old process sold at 81 90,
and patent at 0sC cash; come ask &c higher; part
on short time. ..,
Provisions Unchanged and not much doing.
Mess Pork-Held at $50 80. Bulk MeatS-llH6
l4Xc for shoulders and sides: no sales. Bacon
Dull; shoulders 130l3AC;. sldes l6h9l7Ac f9T
clear rib and clear; a small lot Of the latter sold
at IKE; sugar cured hams scarce and firm at
2IXGt22c, chiefly the latter rate.
LARD-l6c.
BUrrER-Dull md lower at l7920c.
EGOs-iGlbI7c, and dull.
GRocERTEs-UnehAnge and Arm.
BREP CATTLE-$l 90 lower and dull; s. 800
90, gross. A.
IIoGs-Dull and supply large; market CSC
lower; $SfIS Is, gross.
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The Cuban QucStion.--Tho Senate
Not Going to Waste Time On 1t.
New YoRK, June 81,

A Washington dispatch says the rGsolu-
tion offered by Mr.. Bingham, which pass
ed the House on Wednesday last, relating
to Cuba, and recommending the interpo'
sition Of the President to prevent cruelty
on that Island hereafter, has gone to the
Committee on Foreign Relations, and is
the best authority for saying that 1t will
not be heard of again. The Senate has
too much business TO attend to during the
remaining three weeks Of the session to
enter into any discussion on Cuban COM
plications, and it is not liscly that the
resolution will be considered by the COM
mittec, and it certainly will not be report
ed TO tho Senate unless it is demanded by
81 VOtR
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Cincinnati SGngcrfest.

.t. CINCINNATI, Juueal
The weather has been very warm for
the past two days. The delegates to the
SGngcriest left today. Tho decorations
are disappearing. The festival was a sue
cess in all respects. After the salo of the
house there will be considerable money in
tho treasury.
Delegates from Washington, Boston,
and ether points, en- route to the lnternH'
tional Convention Of tho Young Mems
Christian Association, at Indianapolis, are
hero.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. ONO

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court. May Rules, 1870.
Walter Marshall Us. William Armstrong. Admin.
IstTator of tho estate Ol Robert Marshall, do
ceased, and William Marshall, Robert Marshall,
james Marshall, Joseph Marshall, and Mary
Marshall, heirs ut law OF tho said Robert Mar.
shall, deceased,
In ChancCry.
Tho object Of this suit Ia 10 recover tho sum Of
81 ,S37 against the estate Of the Eaid Robert Mar
shall deceased, and to subject the real estate Of
which he died seized, To tho payment Of the
same; the said sum includes bill for support,
the funera expenses, and taxes OF the deceased.
And II Appearing from an affidavit died In this
cause that Mary Marshall IL not resident OF this
State on motion OF the complainant by his c0un.
sci, It iS ordered that sho do appear hero within
one month from the date Of tho 1rst publication
OF this order and do what is necessary 10 protect
her Interest In this suit. "
Test: MICHAEL j. BRETEI0, Clerk.
NOTICE.
Tho defendant will take notice that OIL the S0th
day OF June. 1870 at the law office OF Peck &
Cochran, In the City OF Wheeling State OF West
Virginia. the plaintiff will take the deposItIOus Of
Robert Marshall and others. TO be read in Gvi.
denco on the hearing Of this cause.
PECK & COCHRAN,
Solicitors for Complainant.
JuNB 2, 1870. Jun3'd&w
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Chicago Market.

NIIIGAWOI VNLu ~
FLoUR-Moderatcly active and unchanged.
RAIY-Whcat-FirmCr; No. 2 closed at 81 10
cash, and 81 l9X seller July; this afternoon
fairly active at 81 l7H9l IS cash, and 81 200
2OS seller July. Corn-Less active and H1&c
down, closing at elKGSi%c cash. and sc seller
July for No. J: this afternoon dull at Sic seller
June. Oats Grmer: No. . closed at 49KG50c:
Rye-WCaker; No. . closed at SEC. Barley-Dull
at 5oc for No. 8.
Hoos-Dull ut s. 2SGO 90 for common to cx'
CATrLE-vcry dull at So eSas 2S for Texas
steers to choice shipping becvcs.
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PhilndeInhia Market.

PHILADELPHIA IHhS IL
FLouR-A little more active at IS 6GltS IS for
winter wheat extra; g 2117 90 for spring whoat
extra family.
GRATN-Whcat-stc Pennsylvania red at
81 250l A. Rye-Unchanged. Corn-Nery
quiet; yellow western at 81 O6; mixed at 81 OS'U
0S. OatS-Steady.
PROvIsIoSs-Held hrmly. Mesa POrk-At
$50 5018l co. LArd-At l6Hc
etrolCum-Uuohanged.
WHIsKY-QuIet and unchanged.
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Snortinn NoHR.

BUFFALO, juno 81.
Tho White Stockings Of Chicago, bca'
the NiSgras o. to IA. ...... .
..... MOBILE, June 81. .
Turner and Connolly fought this morn
ing at Kushlc, 81 rounds,-Turncr being
the winner in two hours and thirty'ilve
MINUTES.
PHILADELPHIA, June2l.
The Red Stockings beat the Intrcpids
SO to 10.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, June q

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.
The Board of Supervisors authorized
the Mayor to offer n reward Of IS 900 for
the apprehension of the parties who tam:
pered with tho ballots in the First Ward
ut the recent election. The Railroad
Company declines to avail itself Of the
fraud. rE
Mr.. Savage, chief of the Fenlan brother
hood, lcN for New York to-day.
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The Weather Yesterday.
The Wstsrn Union Telegraph COS. Bulletin.
WHEELING. Noon, Juno 81

CIncInnati-Clear: wind c.; ther. IS.
OhicAEO-Clear: wind C.; ther. IT,.
Neutrality-suspicious.; wind II. W.: ther ~.
WilningtOn-Clear; wind W.; thGr. 70.
RaleIgn-Clcnr; wind W: thcr. 73.
KiChmOnd-ClcNr: thcr. Is.
ChattAuOOVn-Clear; wind n. w.; thor. -.
Nashvlllc-ClCAr; wind n. w; ther. 90.
New YOrK--Ccar; wind II. W.; thcr. a.
New OrlcNus-Clcar; wind W.; thcr. ~.
Builalo-Clcar wind H.; thor, 63,
Recommendation wind c.; ihCr. 81
MOblle-Clcar: windn. thcr 81.
Phlladclphia-Clear; wind W: thcr. ".
st. LouIs-Clcar: wind n; thCr. 10.
Baltimorc--ClCar; wind IL. W; ther tG
Omaha-ClCar; wind W.; thCr. 70. .
Little Rock-Clear and calm; thCr. So.
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PORTUGAL.


IIBBONl JUNU IT.
Tho King officially received tho new
American Minister. For few days the
usual friendly speeches were made and on
Sunday a monster demonstration was
Inadc hero in favor of Gen. Soldauha
Twelve thousand persons were present,
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TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, June 81.

I' NASHVILLE, Jnnc3l.
The Senate to-day adopted a resolution
giving tho States assent 10 the consoli-
dated mortgage made by tho louisville Il
Nashville Railroad to secure the payment
of its. bonds
Twelve convicts from the PCniteniary,
employed on the Nashville and North
western Railroad, escaped to-day.
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Fire at Fulton, Mo.

ST, LOTS, June u.
a tire ut Fulton, No, last Saturday,
destroyed NIooreB Hotel and badly dam.
aged several adjoining buildings. Loss
on the hotel $4,000; no insurance; all the
furniture was burned, hut the, loss was
not stated; insured.
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Suicide at Columbus.


UOLCMBUBI JUUC IT.
4 Ayoung man named Nathaniel Haren,
WIS found dead in his bed here this morn
ing, shot through the head Ho was
prominently connected with the Capital
City Brush Company, and moved in the
first classes of society.
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Heavy Damages.


The suit OF Daniel Lyons against the
Erie Railroad Company, to recover dam
ages for personal injuries sustained by m
accidcn: on that road, has been concluded,
and a verdict for the plaintiff for $4,000
has been rendered.
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shipment OF CnttIo from tho wosl.
al. Fremont, NEB., June 81.

I EbtstlI w U - I'1''I U Wiz 1T
The first lot of Texas cattle shipped
East ria the Union Pacific Railroad is
now being crossed ut this place, and an
other lot Of one thousand head will be in
tomorrow.
Work has been resumed, by large
force, on the Fremont, Elkhorn y Mis-.
souri, Valley Railroad, and tlly miles will
be built Immediately.
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Adjourned

NICE IMrRovEMEMT.-Thc Supsrvis-
ors' room in the Court House has been
rc.papered and rGpaintcd, Tho floor has
been covered with new mating. 1t is
conceded on all hands that the present
Board Is the best looking body Of officials
the county has ever had, and when sitting
in solemn council in their nicely flxed'up
quarters, the tout ensemble Is very fine
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Baltimore Market.

BALTINUNb1 OWITU III
FLouR-Quct and steady; receipts light
GRAIN-W hcat-Dull and lower; western at
81 4Ol6l 30. Corn-Dull and lower; whito At
81 2OIDl 90: yellow at 81 l2G1 II. Oats-Dull
ut GJG6sc.
PRovIsIoNs-FIrm and unchanged.
WuIsKX-Very dull at 81 O+0l OS.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
Ayv,v V,uv T,oo q,

The Louisiana State per cent loan Of three
millions has been taken at tx by Now York
and London lrIn.
Money AND sTERLlNs-UnchAngOl tho lattOr
heavy. .r.......... ... ..,.
100000. Carrying rates y per cent to dat.
GoVpHHOfRlir PONnR--9IaadV
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SPAIN.
MADRID. June 81.

lIAUINUi JUIIC VI
Senior Castcllor delivered brilliant
speech in the COrtes today, in favor of the
immediate abolition of Slavery in the colo
nics Tho Carlists deny that they intend
to issue q manifesto.
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MACADAMIz1No.--The authorities OF
South Wheeling are having Denny and
FiNh streets, in that corporation pretty
thoroughly macadamized.
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STOCKB-MArket weak aud unsettled WIN
marked decline In a few stocks. Ohio & MtsSis;
sIppI led the market on the downward turn, and
declined to 37H, but rallied to 3sH ut tho close.
The business IN this stock during the day was
full fifty thousand shares. Heavy sales were &c:
credited TO some Of the principal holders. and
this view Of the case undoubtedly stimulated tho
decline. One Of the leading operators In this
stock was absent from the street. Pacific Mall,
Wabash, and Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana
Central sharcS also showed q marked decline.
The balance Of the stock list was OF from Y 10 4
per cent, and devoid OF special feature. The
market closed irregular but hrm on New York
Central, Wabash, Ohio 6 Mississippi and North.
western.
Western Union Telegraph, SiN; Adams Ex
press, GSS; Wells, Fargo + Co., II; American,
lOiG; United Statcs, 81 Pacific Mall, 1871; New
York Central, ggH; do. scrip, 9iH; Eric, q;
Harlem, lil; Reading, lOil;; Michigan Central,
lgi;t; Lake Shore, g9X; Illinois Central, lS9E;
Pittsburgh, IU91G; Northwestern, 81: do, pre-
ierred, s9,{;; Rock Island, 800; New Jersey
Central, lUjX; st Paul, G7X: do. preferred SIX;
Wabash, 50; do. preferred 7IH;. Fort Wayne,
g7H; TGrre HRutc, So; Chicago s. Alton, llTK;
Ohio b Mississippi, SsH; Hartford & Erie, ~.
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TRANSPORTATION.
BaItimOre = ONO RailrOad G
s. III M II

DulUIuAOL y ~ VIllO ASu. IA OhN SO'
% III III II
WHEELING, juno II, 1870.
DASSENG GER TRAINS WILL
i run by the following schedule on and after
Juno 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsr-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvEs.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
at....s..... $50 a. IN. daily at. lG45 n. m.
ARRIVES AT BollairO ..... ll:S5 a. IN.
Grafton ...... $50 4. m. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. .2:94 p IN. Newark ...... SIS p. m.
Baltimore -. $3.50 p. IN. Sandusky -. $40 p m.
Wavh'n City. 1000 p. IN. Columbus .6:S5 p. m.
New York. 600 a. III. Cincinnati 1890 p. III.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LEAvES.
At Vo U 800 p. IN. daily at'.,. 7:6oa. IN
ARRIVES AT BollairO .......s:sO u. IN.
Baltimore e. 300 q. m. ARRIVES AT
Wash'n City. $40 a. NJ, GAINESVILLE. 1880 p. m
New York 4:l0 p. m. Columbus. -. $50 ,. m,
Sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LEAvEs.
wheeling daily 'Leaye Wheeling
at.......... li:S5 p. u. daily at... 1910 q. III
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton. 400 u. IN. Newark $50 u. III.
Baltimore. .4:45 y. IN. SAndusky ..... GOO p. ln
Wash'n City. .6:25 p. m. Columbus. go. 1:+5 u. IN
New York. 600 4. IN. Cincinnati 1900 M
Sundays excepted. 'Sundnys excepted.
ACCOMMODATION.
EAST-LEAVEI wEsT--LHAVEs
"Wheeling daily wheeling daily
at .....:... 1885 4. III. At....,.....S:5Jp p. nj.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
GrAftOn. $40 p, m. ZAncsvlllG.. 800 y. IN.
PArkersburg .945 y. m. Newark. 80. 1910 p. III.
Cumberland .I0l5 p. m. Sandus&y. 20. .905 p. III.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash
lngton City, for all points South.
Central ohio trains make direct connection ut
Columbus for all points WCst and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be procured
at the office. JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
X. Y. DEVRIES,
lunll General Agent, Wheeling.
CIo-NIn,,J e. DSAN,hy,,.o, ID A Nv,OO Il
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NTNA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
A1 SURANCE co. OF WHEELING,

NTNA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
A1 SURANCE co. OF WHEELING,
Capital, 100000.
DIRECTORS;
Vim. \. Simpson, YIN; Z HaudlAu,
Augustus POllack, John l.. Hobbs.
James Il. McCortney,
This Company having been fully orgauIred, 10
now prepared TO take risks upon
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, Manufao.
turing Embellishments, Furniture and
CArgoOS OF all kinds on the
WoStNrn Waters.
Applications for Insurance will be promptly At.
tended to by the Secretary.
oAlce Al the National Savings Bank, No, q
Main Street.
VIM. B. SIMPSON, PrOs't.
WM. C. HANDLAN, Vice Pres't
s.. lIILDRETH, SeC'y.
j. X. MILLER, Asst SOcy april