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Commercial and Financial.
stock-Jobbing in Wall Street.
How Spectators Lose and Why.
The Philosophy of il.

How Spectators Lose and Why--
The Philosophy of ii.
From. the New York Financial Chronicle.
1t isa common saying among bankers
and brokers, when a "nGw man brings
his theories and his money into the stock
market, TINT he is come to be tieeCcd.
Every house in Wall street that keeps
active specializing accounts, knows well
that nine out of ten Of its customers lose
more than they win, and that more than
half OF them in the end lose all they have.
Most bankers will Candidly tell new Gus
toners so; and VIC have heard one CX.
pericnced broker and spcculator urge his
clients strongly if they had money to
throw away in gambling to take it to II
faro bank ut once and flight the tiger" as
on the whole II pleasantGr and less dan
gerous way than depositing 1t with him.
In great many other walks Of life there
urc losses, disNppointments and wrecks to
be seen on every hand, but there is no
other business so thiCkly strcwn as stock.
jobbing with impressive illustrations OF
the old Spanish proverb, many come for
wool who go home shorn."
But these gloomy gGncralities do not
affect the hopeful mind OF the confident
youth, who has carefully studied out
the stock reports in the newspapers, and
has concluded that nothing but little
Judgment and sGlt-Control are necessary to
make his future. The whole secret of
specializing is to buy cheap and sell dear ;
Now what has he 10 do but to wait until
stocks are very low, and buy them? Sure
ly, il he buys only then, he cannot fail to
make large profits In some form or other
this notion takes possession Of scores OF
men, and they deposit money and give
orders accordingly. Only when few
bitter experiences have taught them the
impossibiIity of applying any general test
of "chcapncss" or "dearness" to prices, do
they begin TO understand that tho market
price at the moment is always the result
Of the combined judgments Of many hun
dreds of men, applied to the subject with
an intensity which only personal interest
excitcs, and with n shrewdncsS which
nothing but long experience can produce.
lie who would predict the course of pri'
Ces for n day must needs he wiser than e"
multitude Of COunscllors."
Besides, there are many special reasons
why individual spectators can never
haYe an even chance in this game. n
Cnndid examination Of them will con-
vince any one that his neighbor, at least,
ought to let it alone. One of these Is the
fact of occasional panics in prices, which
come sometimes from causes which can
be traced afterwards, but sometimes re-
main hidden always. When they do
come. they affect the whole body OF
SPECTATORS A man can no. more retain
his cool head and unbiased judgment ut
such times than he can keep dry ina
heavy shower of min. Such panic al-
wayS ruins II number Of men; and every
one Of them will show you that his for
tune was made, ir only, at the critical mo-
mcnt, he had acted on his own principles;
or perhaps if he had not acted at all. But
men always do act, in such cases, and al
ways do make mistakes,
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YORK, June %.
Drs. Hammond and Neale pronounce
Princess Editha Gilbert MOntez to he per-
fectly sane. Her highness was, therefore,
released from custody yesterday.
The libel suit in which Geo. Wilkes, OF
the Spirit of the Times is complainant, and
Messrs. Bruce, Busby s. Simpson, Of the
INrf, Field d Farm, are defendants, was
before the Oyer and Terminer Court yes
tcrlay, for trial. The defendants asked to
have the trial postponed. Judge Cardozo,
after hearing the arguments, ordered the
trial to be set down pCremptorily for the
third Monday Of July next, at 1Ol o'clock
A. VI. ...
A fire commenced in the woods, be-
tween Deer Park and Islip, Long Island,
OH Sunday night, and burned over about
5000 acres Of land. The fire originated
about dark, and was not CStingtlishcd
until Yesterday. Five hundred cords Of
wood were burned, besides miles OF fences.
The loss is estimated ut $5O000 to $780,
900. The entire tract OF land between
the Long Island and South Side roads
was burned over. This section OF land
was regarded as the most valuable timber
land on the Island.
An important order is 10 be issued by
Superintendent JOurllan, by direction OF
the Police Commissioners. The police
are instructed hereafter to strictly enforce
the law which requires all licensed places
to be closed between the hours Of and q
o'clock in the morning, and that no in
tOXicating liquors be sold or given away
on Sunday. The Captains OF the several
precincts are to be held responsible for
inelllciency in executing this order.
The Department Of Public Works has
issued regulations for the government OF
the public baths, which are TO be opened
to the free use Of the citizens on Thursday
of next week. They will be divided be-
tween the sexes; men will have the use
Of the lighthouses on Tuesdays, Wcdnes'
days and Thursdays, and women on the
alternate days
Trains ON tho Morris & Essex Railroad
ran through Bergen tunnel yesterday as
usual, notwithstanding the intcrdiction Of
the Erie directors. On the arrival OF each
train, the superintendent Of the tunnel
forbade the engineer 10 drive through
and the .switchman to turn on the
points, but no notice was taken OF
The prohibition, and the points having
been turned on by an employc of the
Morris and Essex Company, the trains
proceeded without further opposition.
The Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen, yes
tcrday, ordered the Comptroller to pay
1896, 900 to tho Park Commissioners, and
the Mayor. was directed to sign the
amount thereof This ends the Park en-
brogliO
Al an informal meeting Of the Merchant
Committee, yesterday afternoon, it was re-
solved to await the action Of the quaran.
tine commissioners, health officers, and
executive officers Of this city and Brook
lyn at their meeting tomorrow, and il
the event OF the officers not RcCcdng tC
what the merchants may deem their just
demands regarding lighteragc, &c, other
measures will be taken by the merchants
to obtain their rights
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The Latest News.
News Of the Day.

Julius F. Hartwcll, who was impli-
Gated in the Boston State street irregular
tiles, has been sentenced TO five years I'M
prisonmcnt in Jail and fine OF $lOOOOO.
The Southern Pacific railroad bill was
passed by the Legislature ofTeXas.
AT the examination at the West Point
Militry Academy, concluded yesterday,
t9 out Of So failed and will be sent home
1t is said to have been the most rigid cX-
animation ever held.
Rob't Schmidt, young man ~ years
old, was drowned ut Cincinnati while
bathing last evening.
Frank layer, prominent citizen of
Cheyenne, died there Sunday evening.
The weather ut Cincinnati is reported
Us intensely hot, the temperature ycstcr-
day morning at 6 o'clock being 09 dcgs
A number of cases of prOstratiOn from
heat and u few deaths are reported.
The Congressional Joint Committee on
the Library have recommended the pur-
chase OF some suitable portrait Of Gen.
George II. Thomas for Congress. The
one painted by Gen. Price, Of Kentucky,
hns, ut the request of the Union League
New York, been taken over to its rooms
for inspection.
New York had m earthquake, Monday.
1t lasted lust two seconds, and was only
ieIt in the southern section Of the city.
The thermometer at the time was 81 de-
grecs, and Immediately after the mercury
rose to 90, 93 and 94, the electrical current
increasing the heat, particularly in the
section Of the city where the shock was
slight, but the testimony Of numerous per-
sons residing in the streets east OF the
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Mnnov Matters in the East. .

The New York Financial Chronicle o
Saturday, thus sums up its article on the
Money Market:
On the whole then, the monetary ease
now prevailing, is founded on an Rbund.
ancc Of capital, a healthy state Of financial
confidence, and favorable condition Of
the currency. Is the money market, there.
fore, healthy, and will the existing ease
continue? This is, after all, the great
question. 1t is with view TO interpret
the future that most Of our readers study
the daily changes of the financial thcr.
mometcr, and all that we may say OF the
past is of little avail then, except TO throw
some light on that which is to come.
Without attempting 4 positive answer
then, We may say that ms Tor several
months capital is likely TO accumulate here
with increasing rapidity, and as the cur
rcncy will probably not be seriously tam.
pcred with by Congress, the money mar
kct would seem to be in little serious dan
ger of trouble prior to the opening Of the
iall trade, except something should arise
to disturb the prevailing confidence, and
to substitute for It q general and wide
spread depression And this contingency
! does not appear 10 be very likely.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June %.
FLouK-Dull and unchanged; family s. ITO
0 10; superAne $5St5 25.
GRAIN-WheGt-Ye dull. rcd winter held at
81 1901 90; about 100 bushels nominal white
Kentucky were received to-day and 600 bushels
sold In lot at 81 40l1l so. Corn-Dull and prices
lower and nominal ut 89GS3c; 1t could not have
been sold ut better than Soc. Oats-ln good de.
nand; sales 1900 bushels at 5GGt5Sc for Nos 2and
mixed, and $1,000 for white. Rye-Dull NJ 9Sc.
Barlcy-Unchanged
CoTToN--DulI andprlces nominal; no demand;
mIddling held at 2Oc.
ToBACco-Flrm and in good demand; sales 900
hhds at S. 60QD?94O.
WHIsKY-CIOses firm; sales at 81, and in the
morning 700 bbls sold at 9Sc 10 be delivered next
week.
PROvIsIoNs-MCs Pork-Unchangcd Bulk
Meats-NOminal and unchanged; shoulders la11GC;
sides l41GC. BaCOn-Qulet; shoulders 1916
sides 1G4Dl7Hc for clear rib and clear. Sugar
Cured llRms 81 H0.2C.
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THE CANADIAN DOMINION.
Proposed Admission of British Coz
lumbia.

Proposed Admission ol bfltlsn 60"
lumbia.
OTTAWA, June %.
The delegates from British Columbia
have received from the Dominion Gov
ernment the terms upon which its pro.
posed treaty with the Government and
Council of that colony for its entrance
into the Canada union, Canada to as
sumo the debts and liabilities OF British
Columbia. The population limit for the
purpose of financial arrangement Is fixed
ut $100,00O; the annual grant for the sup
port of the local government and Leglsla-
turc of British Columbia to be 1856, 900;
regular steam communication betwccnVic.
toria and San Francisco 10 be maintained
iortnightly by two British steamers. The
Government will guarantee the cOnstruC.
ton, US early rs possible, of railroad
across the continent. British Columbia
to be represented in the House OF Com
mons by six representatives and three
senators. The Government will guaran-
tee all the public officers appointed to
carry out the new government to be every
way acceptable to the people OF British
Columbia. The tariff dominion will be
extended over the colony, and the present
tariff Of British Columbia discontinued.
The terms also refer to the extension OF
postal service, protection OF fisheries, &c.
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Terrible cOnaugration on Long Island
NEW NOnK. Lnnc 21.

New YORK, June 81.
About one o'clock Saturday afternoon a
freight train was passing eastward, when
ono and half miles from Deer Park
Island, it threw out some sparks which
fell unnoticcd upon the ground among the
leaves and lwigs. The whole country
was parchcd. The ground even was dry
several inches below the surface. The
sparks tell in n bed OF leaves that had been
collecting Tor the last quarter OF
century, and he'd Of gunpOwdcr
could not have been more easily ignitcd
or more combustiblC. This was the
commencement Of one Of the most vio-
lent and disastrous ContlagrNtions which
has ever occurred on Long Island, so Gel
cbratrd for its almost yearly fires; and the
TACT Of the country through which it
swept was one that had been preserved
for a quarter Of century by its old farm.
or owners. With such rApidity did it
travel that no one dared stay to work in
the woods or near them. 1t had eaten its
way so furiously over that space, that wild
game, rabbits and foxes hurried before it
only to he Overtaken and dCvOurcd
Those few that escaped to the clearing
we're 80 terrified that, not noticing the mp.
proach Of man, they would permit them.
selves to be picked up and handled with.
out motion OF resistance. The area over
which the flames spread was about 5000
acres, most of 1t covered with fine trees,
The scene when the flames were at their
height was terribly grand, and the noise
of the rushing flames among the dry and
cracking timber was appalling.
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Failure of the San Domingo Treaty.
WARRINGTON. June %.

The Senate in executive session today,
after some discussion as to the desrability
of taking immediate action upon the San
Domingo treaty, motion to open the
door and resume legislative business pre-
vailed, bv o vote of 81 to 90. This is con-
sidered as decisive OF the fate Of the tr eaty
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June :S,
FLOUR--NCry dull and ut best nominal
GRAIS-W -WhGat-4Hb5c lower; sales OF No.
at 81 O34D1 O5Li cash, aud 81 O37i0l on seller
July, closing At 81 OK cash, aud 81 O5A seller
July: this afternoon heavy vt 81 o. seller July,
and 81 10 bid seller last half. Corn-MOdcrately
active ut 7TD7Ic for No. =, closing at 7SGo1SAc
dull and unchanged this afternoon. Oats
Steady, closing at 5O%G5O1iC. Ryc-9c lower,
closing at SOC for No. 9 BarlCy-Dull at 95eG$l
for No. 2.
HoGs-Activc and nrmer at s. OOGS Is for
common 10 choice.
CATrLE-Artivc and hrmcr at 81 5Ot9 % fOr
common Texan steers to premium shipping
bccYes
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Fire at Providence.
Providence, June 2S.

IIVN NIUIsR7NEsI UNEETS VT
An inCendiary fire this morning on
Dorrance street dock destroyed the coal
elevator sheds and considerable stock o!
Tucker, Swan & Co., o. W. and T. \.
Hopkins, and the property Of the Provi'
dencc and Worcester Railroad Company
and damaged the adjoining property.
Loss estimated at $4,000 to 100000
partly insured.
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And this explains recent fluctuations in
Government securities:

N'NSAuLhSHt SSGuAIlICS'
The bond market has been on the
whole lower. ldhaving declined about
2t IL fall in bonds was naturally to be cx.
pectcd; the decline, however, has been
only abont per cent. so TINT the later is.
sues now range toe per cent above the
price of gold; fact which shows very
decided tirmness in the market. The dc.
cline in prices has been encouraged also
by sales by the foreign bankers, who np-
pear to have been exchanging their bonds
for gold, apparently under an idea that
the course Of the foreign exchanges will
next month induce an upward turn in the
gold prcminm. There are two prOhabili-
ties at present influencing the market
first, that the Treasury with its unusually
heavy currency balance will next month
materially increase It's purchases Of bonds,
and second, that the passage Of II bill
authorizing more national currency will
create Il demand for bonds for banking
purposes.
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TIE INDIANS.


CHEYENNE, June 81
4 large force Of Indians have COngrega-
ted ut Medicine Bow River and exhibit
hostile intentions.
A telegram from Rawlins, Wyoming,
says 4G Sioux warriors who passed yestcr-
day going south, stole some fine horses
and killed one man. Lieut.. Young with
IS soldiers started in pursuit of them last
night.
arc expected here tomorrow at 8 AN.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jnne 9

Considerable excitement and interest
prevails in regard to the murder Of the
two girls on Saturday Various rumors
are Currcnt-onc that the Oldest girl, Mary
Hcnnaby, was worth $4,000 or $4,000,
and that she was put out OF the way by
persons who would inherit it, The court
record shows only $4,000 and some claims
against the State OF Missouri which are
considered valueless. Two boys were
arrested on suspicion Of being concerned
in the murder, but were dismissed on in
vcstigation.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

INV IVWK1 WWITN 20
The weather il exceedingly hot and trade quiet.
The break In the price of heavy brown shectinGs
than probable the leading jobbinG houses will
buy i'm all available stock ut the present low
rates. An Appleton shCeting weighing 800 yards
TO pound sells at l3c; whereas Lawrence D. n lnc
article. weighing 81 yards TO pound, is held az
lSc. This disparity In rates cannot continue, and
there must be Il settling Of values soon Tho trade
N RI now taking stock
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CERT1FICATEs ANp HoNoRs.
Heavy Robbery in Baltimore. .

The office of the Maryland Fire In
Surancc Company, corner of PostoftiCe
avenue and Second street, was robbed al
noon to-day of United States bonds and
other valuable suretles to the amount o.
$l50.000.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June IS.
FLouR-Dull and less Arm; western extra fam.
lily $Gg7 90.
GRAIS-Wheat--LO demand and declined;
red Indiana 81 4j: RyR-$l 05 for western. Corn
Dull: mixed western 81 0G5l 01. 0ats-Dull
at 6lEGBic.
RovIsroHs-Quict. Mess Pork-S3O 20. Lard
-lGlLl6Hc.
OILs-Pe,roeum-- Quiet; crude l3Gc refined
26Sc.
&msKY-Firmer at 81 O3Gl o.
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PHILADELPHIA, June %,

The Democratic Congressional nomiua.
tions: lst district, Samuel ]. Randall; I'd,
Theodore Cuyler; Sd, DR.. Mofitt; 4th, no
nomination, which Is understood viii be
the endorsement Of VIM. Thomas, indie.
pendent
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New York Produce Market.

NBW YORK, juno -.
CorToN-Dull and heavy; 400 bales sold at 2lc
for mddllng uplands.
FLOUR-Closcd dull and l0c lower.
Whcnt-Dull. lower and heavy at 81 %
al 2S for No. 2Milwaukec, and 81 90 for winter
red western. RyC-Nominal. Oats-Rathcr quiet
at 5STtGic for western; 6766ac for Ohio Corn 7-
Dull ut 90197c for new mixed western.
PROVISIONS Heavy at $29 a for mcss.
Beer-Quiet and steady. Cut MGRt-Dnll. Lard
Dull at lh5fc for prime steam.
EGGs-Dull and unchanged.
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GREECE.
ATHENs, June %.

NINIsINO1 UVlTTV ~1J'
Ii is announced that work on the canal
through the Isthmus of Corinth, for some
time in contemplation, will be commenced
nj once
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Mrs. Gen. Sherman, with several Of her
children, will spend the summer at Oak.
land
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DEABODY INSURANCE COMFY
i AT WHEELING, WRIST VA.
CAPITAL. = $l26, 900.
With thu privilege OF Increasing ths same to
100000 dollars.

- l
With tho privilege OF Increasing ths same to
100000 dollars.
DINECToRs:
william Bailey, AlOnHo Loring,
Dr.. WIN. j. Bates, A. N. Adams,
Andrew j. Pannell, James F. Barne1,
Horny StAmm, Thomas Hughes.
A. j. CoCil, .... 0.. D..
This Company having been fully organised, Is
now prepared TO take risks at fair rates on Build
ings Of all kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
Establishments Furniture, Steamboats,, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes, also to
issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores.
This Company being composed mostly OF our
leading business men, recommends itself 10 the
favorable consideration OF the insuring public,
and sOllcits their patronage. Applications for In
BuranCG will be promptly attended TO at thOir
OElce, BAILEY'S BLOCK, No. 106 Market street
WILLIAM BAILEY, Prost.
ALONZo LONlNG, Vice Preb't.
N. c. ARTHUR, Scc'y.
". II. AGNEW, Asst SeC'y.
so. BURDATs, Solicitor. oct5
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NTNA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
I'D SURANCE co. OF WHEELING.
Capital, 500, 900.
URANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
Il OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, $15O.OoO.

u OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, $l5O,OOO.
DIRECTORS:
Samuel Mcclellan, George MendeL
r. II. Logan, ThOS. P ShRllcroS5.
g. W. FranZhetm, ]. N. Vance,,
j. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly.
Louis G. SufGl, ...
This company now having been organized ave
years and IN that time done Il successful business
Is still prepared 70 take risks at lAlr rates on
Buildings or all kinds, Merchandise, AtanuAotuF-
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CGrgOCs on the Western Rivers and LakGs This
company Offers superior inducements TO Farm
ers, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for 8 or years at
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus OF any company In tho State; and
composed OF some nlHety.four stockholders, most
of whom are among our best business men, re-
commends Itself TO the favorable consideration
Of the insuring public, and sollclts their patron
ago. Applications iOrlnsuranco will be prompt
" attended to at their Office, No. % Monroe St,
or at thor several Ageuces throughout the State
SAML MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
9. N. COEN, SGc'y.
B. G. DICK, Asst Sec'y. febl9
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INVEST VA. INSURANCE COMP


Takes risks at the lowest rates on Buildings OF
all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, MeTchan
disc and Goods In Transit.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
TIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
II OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1891.
Takes risks at the lowest rates on Buildings OF
all kinds, Furniture and Merchandise, and on
Goods In Transit.
Thomas Pollock, John a Roid,
John Murine, Alex. Rogers,
Z ( ~ i; stone tone VIM A. Wilson
oNlcC up siGlrs in the Insurance Building"
next door to the Merchants National Bank.
4: WILSON, PreS,t
JOHN REID, sr., Nico Pres'I,
Il. G. McAFEE, Sec'y. janG9
NTNA FIRE AND MARINE IN
Ill SURANCE co. OF WHEELING.
Capital, $4,000.
.... DIRECTORS:
Wm. Is. Simpson, VIM. G. HAullGn,
$sgesfs' }SH9 gS!;!S: S.SsE John l. RGf'sS foSS.
James Il. McCortney
This Company having been ftlly organised. Is
now prepared TO take risks upon ....
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, ManufAe.
turing Establishments, Furniture and
CargOcs Of all kinds on the
Western Waters.
Applications for Insurance will bo promptly At
tended TO by tho Secretary.
once at the National Savings Bank, No u
Main Street
WM. D. SIMPSON, Pres't.
WIN. G. HAEDLAN, Vice Prea't
s. 7. llILDRETH, Soc'y.
j. II. MILLER, Asst S6c'y. APtlG
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disc and Goods In TranSt.
DIRECTORS:
Jacob HOrnbrooE, Jacob n. Blckel,
Henry Hartman, Dr. J. c. Hupp,
Jonathan ROwlcy, Edmund Booking,
r. ]. Smyth, Il. j. Campbell,
j. II. BrIstor, s. Prayer,
Vim. B. Odbcrt, Thomas Boggess,
D. d. r. FArnsworth, VIM. b. Crane,
David Blllmycr, Joseph ShleldI,
Wm. r. White, N. GofE, Jr.
!. II. Duval, D. II. K. Dix.
Wm. E. Stevenson,
Office over Religious Book House, south sidH
Monroe street, Wheeling, West Va.
JACOB H0RNBROOK, Prcs'L
JACOB NJ. BICREL, Vice PreS't,
/. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
$. B. McCOLLOCH, Asst Sec'y. mrl
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMFY,
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WooL TWINE.
wv 1000 Pounds Hemp and Jute Wool
TWinO, on hand and for sale low by
CHAS. H. BERRY.
Apr0S No IS 4 l9 Water Street.