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LAND TITLES IN MISSOURI.
Trouble for tn ose Making Entries uns
der the Graduated Land Law Of
March, 1867.

ST. LOUIS, June 3J.
The United States Land officers of the
Boonville, Springfield and lronton dis
tricts OF this State, now here in Consulta-
ton regarding the recent construction of
the homestead and graduation law by the
general land office at Washington. by
which it is ordered that NIL parties making
entries under the graduation law since the
Sd OF March, 1867, shall be Ousted unless
they make proof Of settlement and culti-
vation, or pay the difference in price with
in sixty days of the date OF q proper public
notice thereof There are millions Of
acres of land in this State which have
been entered at 12 and u half cents IN
acre, and parties making such entries
have failed TO comply with its law The
intention OF the Government is to throw
all lands SO forfeited BY Noncompliance
with the law into market, and asamuch
Of it as Is claimed by non-residents. A
great drawback TO the settlement and
development of the State is the result, and
the great object Of the consultation is to
devise the best method Of carrying into
effect the provisions OF the law as recently
interpreted, and to give suitable public
notice to the claimants of the land to make
proper settlements.
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The Explosion at Worcester.

WORCESTER, MASS, June n.
An inquesthas been in progress here to.
day on the body OF Cronan, killed by the
explosion yesterday. The investigation
brought out the fact that the chr which
exploded contained one box Of one thou
sand cxploders used in blasting, and ten
cases the contents Of which are unknown,
but are supposed to have been avalinc,
an explosive GG parts Of which are nitro
glvcerine. Several clerks in the Boston
freight Office were examined, rs well as
the conductor of the train and those near
at the time of the explosion, The inquest
will probably last several days, rs it is
determined that the matter shall be Siitcd
to the bottom. Tho boxes. mentioned were
directed to Mr.. ShArley, Of North Adams,
one of the Hoosic tunnel contractors, and
he will be examined before the iury. No
deaths have occurred among the wound
ed. The ruins have been visited by thou
sands during the day,
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After the application of cotton saturated
with linsced oil to all parts Of her body,
she rested easy, regained consciousness
and was ablO TO converse with those
about her At0 o'clock, however, the in
evitable effects Of her injuries began to
manifest themselves, and at quarter to
10 o'clock she died, passing away Us gent
" as though she were sinking into Il
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ROME.

The Ecumenical Conncil will sit
through tho Summer, not adjourning final
" till Easter. One hundred speakers i'll
scribcd on the iniallibility dogma, are yet
to be heard. II is said that new delni-
ton has been proposed, designed solely to
disorganiZc the minority The fathers
who are hostile to inMlibility continue
to receive congratulatory addresses,
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Fire nj Newark, N. J.
ITO HE NV W"1'1I
NEWARK. June 81

An inccndiary fire this morning CON
sumcd the stable attached to Santords
hotel, Hill street, with contents, including
all the horses. The flames spread TO the
Methodist Protestant Church adjoining
destroying the roof and the whole Of the
interior including the melodeon and iurni-
turc. The Church was insured for $lO,-
900. The building is valued at $4,000.
Stable not insured.
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New York Produce Market.

NEw YORK, June X.
CorroX-Q Quiet and unchanged; sales 200 bales
at 2Ic for middling uplands.
FLouR-Closcd duIl and SC lower.
GRAM -Wheat-Quict and steady for sound
dull and lower for unsound: sound Milwaukee
81 9l5D1 81; winter red 81 4Sfb1 IS. Rye-Noini
nal. Oats-Dull and heayyAt 6I66sHc for Ohio
western.
PRovIsIoSs-Por nominal at $50 for Mess
Beef quiet and steady. Cut Meats quiet and un
changed. Bacon nominal. Lard steady At lGc fol
prime steam.
Zoos Steady at 9l{692Xc. .n..
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SPAIN.

noa&r3 3nI3 MADRID, June 25,
In the C0rtes, OIL Thursday, the Minis
ter Of State said Spain had signed the in
direct treaty with France after consulting
tho Council of State, and he therefore
Judged the permission Of the Cortes was
unnecessary. Subsequently Gen. Prim
opposed tic project for amnesty at pres
cnt, as m act of weakness. He stated
that amnesty would be accorded at 4
more OppOrtune moment IT,.
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TIE Senate having passed the House
bill making certain days legalizcd holi
days throughout the United States, the
President has indicated his intention tc
sign the act, and it will go into effect al
once. The 22d day of February, New
Years day, Good Friday, Fourth Of July
Thanksgiving day and Christmas day, are
made legal holidays by the bill.
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THE INCOME TAX-The Senate, on
Friday, struck out of "the bin to reduce
taxation" all the sections relating to per
sonAl income tax. We regret to see by
the yeas and nays that the two West Vir'
ginia Senators voted to retain this obnox.
ious and inquisitorial war tax, which the
faith Of Congress was pledged to terminate
with 1870.
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Celebration Of St. John, Day.

NORWICH, CONN. June 60
st. Johns Day was celebrated at New
London. A large number Of the Masonic
fraternity gathered from all parts of the
State, and after marching in procession
through the city, assembled and listened
to an orRtion by Rcv. Bro. c. 5. McCrea-
dine, ~ +,
WORCESTER, Mass, June "a.
St. johns Day was celebrated by the
MHsons, who turned Outin large numbers,
and held social gathering in Mechanics
Hall in the evening
The Catholic society devoted the day
tnlabor, giving the proceeds to the pay
mcnl ofG church lately purchased, 4. .
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June y.
FLorR-Dull and weak.
lLGRAIN-W at. 81 OSJ%Gtl IG4 cash
and 81 10X@l II seller July, closing at 81 lld
lIX cash; unchanged this afternoon. Corn
1@lEc lower at T9%19OGc for No. =. Oats
lower, closing at 5115lHc. Rye-2c lower. clos
lug at s3c BArlsy-Dull.
iIoGs-Dnll and 100l5c lower at IS 0O1S e
for common 10 choice.
CGrTLE-Qaiet at s. 7S@4 80 for butchers to
good smooth stecrS.
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XLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, June 25.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the sundry civil service apprO-
priation bill. After disposing of nineteen
pages Of the bill, being half OF it, the Com
mittee rose. Hol. b'... . '
The death, this morning, of DAVID
HEAToN, member from North Carolina,
was announced by Mr.. CoDB, Of North
Carolina.
Afler the customary culOgies and the
adoption OF resolutions, including one pro
vidfng for Committee Of FIVE members
to accompany the remains TO the National
cemetery at .Newbern, N. O., the House
adjourned.
SENATE.
The House naturalization bill was Ia
ken up. .I.
Mr.. DRAKE, referring to the alleged
enormous frauds ut the election in New
York city, and predicted q general civil
war as certain by reason Of the success Of a
candidate for the Presidency elected by
that vote. . ..n ...
Nlessrs. SALISBURY and VIcEERs fol-
lowed against the bill, IL VA
zSBLr. BAYARD spoke also against the bill
which was then postponed upon the con.
dition oI it being then finally disposed Of
Adjourned. D
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, juno %.
FLouR-Dull and less firm: receipts light and
stock scarce; western superhne IS 500 co. do.
extra 80 1896 IS; family 50 1907 80.
AIS-Wheat-NOminAl; offered lower; west.
orn 81 4Otl -; new white 81 70&l 20. Corn
Dull and lower; yellow 81 08; white nominal at
81 1901 20. Oats-steady at GOG65c.
ROvIsIoSs-UnchAnged
WnsKT-Dull at 81 0l@l 02.
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JUDGE NAT HARRISON and Capt. TIC,
PUTNAM, formerly Of Nicholas county,
have formed a law partnership at Denver
City, Colorado. J3
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THEY are about commencing the brick
work Of the Commencent Hall portion Of
Bethany College, very large structure,
the foundation walls Of which have been
up for some time
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I IJN53E CUBA. ]
The Upton Fillibustcr Expedition.
NEW YORK. lime 9j.

The Upton FiIIibustcr Expedition.
New York, June %.
The Sun learns by u private letter from
Nucvitas, from a gentleman said to bo
well informed, that the Spanish battalion
of SanQuentin which was sent out from
Nuevitas on May 29th, for the purpose Of
capturing the passengers and crew of the
steamer George B. Upton, has returned to
that port diminished in numbers and with
other marks of having suffered in action
with the patriots. This accounts for the
fact that the gunbo0t TNnnfO which was
to have brought to Havana the arms and
ammunition reported by the volunteers rs
having been captured from tho cargo Of
the Upton. arrived in that city without
anything on board, having apparently
dropped those valuable captures by the
way. ..J .utg,-
A.. HAVANA, juno 25.
The number Of cholera cases and deaths
Is daily growing less and no fears arc en-
tartaincd of the Gpedemic at present.
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MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, June 25.

MEMPHIS, June %.
Accounts Of the cotton and corn crops
iu Arkansas show that III that section
crops are suffering from excessive rains,
rendering working impossible.
A duel between two young lawyers was
prevented to-day by the arrest Of both
nNrtics. -------- --------
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Philadelphia Market.


------ 7 EHE3'NI1s1a1 14I7lI . EREls W
FLouR-I.ess doing, but prices maintained
GRAIN Wheat - Fair demand; rcd Indians
81 4G6I Co. RyG-$l 10. COrn-GoOd demand
mixed western 81 Of.
Provisions armly. Mess Pork $50 20
Lard l6N6lGHC.
OILs-PetrOicum unchanged.
WHIsKYTNomInal at 81 O3G1 ~ for wSAterr
iron bound,
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Children's Temperance Organization
in New England.

~. DOSTON, JuIlC So
A temperance organization was formed
to-day the object OF which is 10 enroll the
Sabbath School children throughout New
England TO the cold water ranks. Gov.
Clafin presided and Mr.. Cough delivered
IN address. ...
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r. cRAR0LE. J. DALzELL. Pm. EcCLEs
The City 3 n k

INDIVIDUAL LLARTLfTT)
Is prepared 10 conduct all business AppertAIninG
to Banking.
Deals In Bills Of Exchange United States
State and County Bonds, Gold Coin and aIl nc
HOtIRbln securities, At fair rates.
Notes and Bills OF Exchange dIscOnnted,A
Collections made for Merchants, Manufacturers,
Banks, bankers and others, on all accessible
points in the United States and Canada.
Drafts Ia sums TO suit purchasers on AZ the
principal Cities and Towns In Germany, urcat
Deposits goucIted. Interest allowed on speCIa
Deposits ,,,,-o1y NTH,
j. DAL2ELL, Vice President
nbT F. II ECCLES. CGShler,
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WASHINGTON.
Heavy Pension PaymentS..-FaVOr.
able State of the Finances.
ff' ny 'Y.-.or

WASllNOTON, June ~.
But for tho fact that there will be n
large payment Of navy and war pensions,
and the closing up Of the balances ending
with the fiscal year, there would be 4
larger reduction OF the public debt than
has been exhibited during any previous
month since the advent of the present Ad.
ministration. The receipts from internal
revenue, duties and other sources, are con-
sidCrably in excess Of tho estimates If the
Secretary Of the Treasury and the Com.
missioner Of Internal Revenue. This fact
has induced several Senators to urge Il
reduction OF taxation and duties TO the
extent OF n hundred millions. Even nj
this large figure, it. is believed there would
be considerable excess Of revenue over
expenditures sufficient for the sinking
fund ..
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Does the Fourteenth Amendment
Prohibit State Monopolies3

Prohibit St0Ie MOnopOlleSH
The recent decision Of Mr.. Justice Brad
ley in tho United States Circuit Court Of
New Orleans, in the case known as the
slaughter house case, which has attracted
some attention in the public press, seems
to be invested with much more than pass
ing interest. It's, in effect, that the first
section of the Fourteenth Amendment
prohibits not only State legislation which
interferes with the equal rights Of citizens
of all classes and colors, but also that
which interlercs with any Of the tunda.
mental privileges and immunitieS Of Citi-
zens-whether they be citizens Of the
State which passes the law, or ot other
States And the decision regards rs
among these fundamental privileges and
immunities the right to adopt and pursue
any innocent employment, subject only to
police regulation, and without any rcstrtc'
ton by monopolies, or exclusive privileges
granted to favored few. The case arose
upon recent law of Louisiana, by which
the monopoly of keeping slaughter houses,
cattle Yards, abattoirs, and live stock land
ings in and about New Orleans for an ex:
tent Of fifteen or twenty miles up and
down the Mississippi river on both sides,
was granted TO close corporation Of sew
enteen individuals, compelling all others
engaged in the business, who numbered
over thousand persons, to bring their
cattle and other animals TO the establish.
ments Of the monopoly and pay heavy
ice for the privilege Of landing or slGught-
crlng therein. Judge Bradley held that
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GERMANY.

LIEPsIO, June 9T.
Albert Lake, of Memphis, Tenn, has
been sentenced TO -four years imprison-
mcnt for an aggravated assault on the
American Consul here.
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- w. =. T,,,s,,,,,, ITro
OUR NOMINEE FOR CoNeNESs'-"e 9
are gratifed to find in the Parkersburg
Journal this hearty and manly endorse.
,,,on, - ,h,, ,o,n;no,;on cnr Corrros. IN
ment OF the nomination ior congress III
this district, made at Parkersburg'-all
the more so because the editor of the
1o,,.rny wos tho fricrd ot another candi-
T",'' "' "''I So, s'1 ,s.to.,,,. M, ,,om,;r.
d"le ana AOoFeu car"cS''y io' Ills ''o'"''''
ton:
After spirited contest, Con Con, OF
Clarksburg, received the nomination for
Congress in the first Congressional dis
trict, in the nominating Convention OIL
yesterday. 1t Is well known 10 our read
ers that our preference was for Gen. Du-
val, not that we had any objection 10
the other two gentlemen, us our columns
will nDunuNntIy testify, Dull because VIC
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On the Cd day of JnIy next the most
important election held in Illinois for forty
years will take place. The people are
then to accept or reject the new Constitu.
tiOn. t..,.- Ill
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WM ALEXANDER, of Putnam county,
is the Democratic candidate for State Sen.
ate in the KanaWha district.
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THE Richmond Enquirer promises a
good wheat and oat crop in Virginia.
Corn is very promising. The stand OF
tobacco is remarkably fine. j
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NORTH CAROLINA.

...Hs, RALEIGH, June e5,
The canvass is about to open earnestly.
Nearly all the candidates for office at the
August election have taken the stump
The crop prospects are fair
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TIE KdnatOA0 Journal, in al article
written before the meeting of our Conven'
ton, said:
1T is being silently reported around,
that the only way for the democracy ia
regain their former prestige Is to send re
porters TO the Republican State COnven-
ton, and send out a TRADE Of misrepre.
sentatiOnS, in order TO get up n split in the
Republican ranks"
This is just what happened. But it will
not restore the Democracy Ito their tormG
prestige" The fact is they had no "IormcI
prestige"
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The verbatim report of Col. SWANS
speech at Parkcrsburg, which appeared
in our issue of Saturday, will enable our
readers to judge how much justice and
truth there was in the Wheeling Registers
denunciation of It as a "mcss Of black.
guardism." There was but one objection
able expression in it, and that was at once
withdrawn; and as Col. SWAN in that
part of his remarks had the two editors
OF the Register (who sat at the reporters
table, in his eye, and was directing his
remarks ut them, it is evident he was
moved by an impulse he could not CON
troll, but was quickly corrected by his
sense of what was due TO the Convention.
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Freight War Between N. Y. Rail.
. roads.

BUFFALO, June 25.
Thcflght between the New York Cen.
tral and Eric railroads on reduction Of
freight is confined exclusively to cattle and
live stock. Freight on general merchnn.
dize is not affected, the Eric road having
nn accumulation of freight here, and both
roads having all they can do.
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THE MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies' Institute

Has beautiful and convenient location upon
the enInGnco nom which II takes lts name. III
history has been record Of uninterrupted pros
perIty.
pArtments OF four years each. Special or elective
courses Of study may be pursued as far as stu
dents may wish. Peculiar advantages arc thus
ofIerod Young ladies' who have already taken the
ordinary English studies. The best instruction
Ia given In Music. Drawing aud Painting, Modern
Languages and other extrRS. Mono but tho mosi
competent Teachers are employed.
Apparatus Is furnished for every department
Libraries containing several thousand volumes o.
standard books are always accessible Physical
culture Ia carefully Attendcdto.
For Catalogue or further information address
REV. a. ]. ROWLAND, President,
Or, |. II, WHITE, Treasurer,
No, l4S RACE STREET,
aug13w CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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New York Honey and STOCK Market.
NEW YORK, juno %.

NEW 4OhAt OuIu SJs
The cotton movement for the week light re.
ceipts from al ports, II 8l7 bales; exports 49,.
80S The general trade Of the city has been dull
during the week.
Tho Court OF Appeals dismissed the complaint
In the case Of the People Of the State Of New
York against the Central Railroad Of New jersey,
reversing the judgment Of the lower court. Toll
edo j. Wabash notified the Stock Board of their
intention TO issue $500 900 shares Of common
stock. Bank statement untAYorable.
MoNET-EAsy at SOS per cent on call.
STERLLNG-Dull but 1rm at l09k@l09H.
GoLD-Dull but steady; opened at III, closed
rylng rates 34 per cent. CleAranceS $69 OOO, 900.
Exports for tho week 81 &c. .lS9.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dull but stronger.
United States SIS Of 1881, coupons, ll7isOll7ts
Flve.twenties 1669) .................. ..1lOA
Five.twenties QS64). 10Y @ll0H
FiVe.twentteB (1S65) .................. ..llO&DllOA
Flvc-twenties 1855 new. .1l2AWll2h
FivG.twentics 1857. .................. Hll3H
FiVe-twenties (leG8) G8)..................ll3 GDll8b
Ten.fortieB l07IS6Dl03k
STocEs-Dull but closed drmcr, particularly
Wabash, st. Paul aud Western Union Telegraph.
Western Union Telegraph, IS; Adams Ex-
press, 66; Wells, Fargo Il Co., l6k; American,
II; United States, Is; Pacific Mall 42f; New
York Central, 98H do. scrip. 81; Eric, % ;
Harlem, 139&; Reading, 10lS; Michigan Central,
124H; Lake Shore, 30; Illinois Central, l39;
PLt1buFggh, 1q91 NSrtswe9ssseTn' g; do. pre-;
Central, 1851; St Paul, &C: do. preferred SO%;
Wabash, 66A; do. preferred 70; Fort Wayne,
95H; Chicago & Alton, ll7k; preferred ll8k;
TVrre Haute, 81; Ohio g. Mississippi, 871f: Glove.
land, Columbus i Cincinnati, 80; Hartford i
Erie, 30H.
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VA. INSURANCE CoMP'Y

WEST VA, INSURANCE ooNPE
CAPITAL, 100000.
Takes risks At the lowest rates on BuIldingS OF
all kinds Furniture, Household Goods, MerchAn-
disc and Goods in Transit.
.I DREcToRS: ....
Jacob HornbrOok, Jacob N. Bickel,
Henry Hartman, Dr.. J. C. Hupp,
Jonathan RoWley, Edmund Booking,
| X. ]. Smyth, 7. ]. Oampbel, ...
J. Il. Bristor, g. Prayer,
VIM. B. Odb0rt Thomas BoggesS,
D. D. 7. FarnsWorth, VIM. b. CTane,
David BlllmyGr, Joseph ShieldS,
Wm. r. White, n Cot, Jr.
| l. II. Duval, D. Il. K. Dix
VIM. E. Stevenson, HI. 'Tp.# .
oflce over Religious Book House, south slda
Monroe street, Wheeling, West Va,
JACOB H6RNBRooK, PrSs't. t
JACOB N. BICKEL, Vice PreG't.
| !. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary. I''i t' %"
3. B. McC0LLOCH, Asst SGc'y. a-L. mrl
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMP'Y,
L AT WHEELING, WEST VA. l
CAPITAL, - $1e6, 900.
With tho privilege Of increasing the same to
10000 dollars. 'y,.r..sr
| DIRECTORS:
William Bailey, AlonEo LortnR
DR.. Vim. J. Bates, A. n. Adams,
Andrew ]. PannGIl, James F. Barnes,
| Henry StAmm, Thomas hughes.
| A. J. Cecil,
This Company having been ftlly organized, 70
now prepared 10 take risks At iair rAtsS on Build.
ings OF all kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats,, and Car
| goes on the Western RlvOrs and Lakes also 70
| Issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and etoreR
This Company being composed mostly Of our
leading business men, recommends itself 10 the
| favorable consideration OF the inSuring public
aud solIclta their patronage Applications for In
Sgranee viii 6S promptly attended TO At their
WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't
ALONZO LoRING, Vice PreSE.
| N. G. ARTHUR, scC'y. i d.. irHu-
| ". Il: AGNEW, Asst sec'y. ...
$. o. BUkDATS, Solicitor. Oct5
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DrREcToR :

Takes risks At the lowest rates on Buildings Of
all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, MerchAn.
disc and Goods In Transit.
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INSURANCE.

nn1On0R
SSS - - SSUSS
-TDD e,TADI1yp IDToyvT1 1-r,p a.
NlhE q MAXINE INSURANCE w.
u OF WHEELING.
lNCOHPOhATEO IN 1851
.-.s.
TSfSS tSS risk at The lowest SeS on building OF
~ dIoII HhGs' Fllhiture anu mefcnAuolSo' Anu On
WREcFoM r..
4. Wilson, VIM. s. Goshoru,
Thomas Pollock, John Reid,
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0alce over Religious Book House, south sIdn
Monroe street, Wheeling, West Va. -'''
JACOB HORNBR0oK, Pr0It.
JACOB n. BICKEL, Vice PreTt,
l. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary. i''i' i' 90
3. B. McCOLLOCH, Asst SGc'y. 1z.,, mrl
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otIicc up stairs ia the "InpurAnce Building, ("
next door to the Merchants National Bank.
A. WILSON, Prcs't.
JOHN REID, ST., Ylco Pres't.
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