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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-03
NEW YORK oITY.
NEw YoRx, NAV 9,

..g a NEw YoRK, Maya.
The burning Of the New York Printing
Company's office, last night, caused loss
Of about $4,000. ~S1 .u. ..
The President, with his wife and
daughters, lcft here to-day for Washing
ton. fa. U.. -
The trial of John Nixon for the murder
Of David Sisco, will be continued to-day
at Paterson. N' I.5-
During the passage OF the Morning
Light from Buenos Ayres TO this port, q
seaman named E. Berrins was killed by
another named Thomas johnson. John
son was arrested. 1rf N.L. p.
D.. Collector Bailey's tlefalcatiOn isoflicially
ascertained to b9 $l30, 600. as shown BY
the final examination Of his accounts
lust concluded His surcties have been
notified to make good the amount, and
it Is believed that they will respond to
the amount Of their respective bonds
without waiting for suit to be brought.
The forty-sixth anniversary Of the New
York Bible Society was held last evening
In the South Reform Church. The an
nual report shows that the aggregate dis
trfbutions Of the Society for tic year have
been II ,aG8 bibles, % y367 te8taments and
!, ,490 parts, making u total Of n ,055
volumes, at cost 81 ,554, ,0S8. The entire
receipts for the year have been s, ,180, ,66e;
expenditures $2,272, ,6IS, showing an cx-
cess of expenditures over tho receipts Of
$85,S58. After reading the report addres.
ses werc made by Rev. John E. Goodman.
Rev. B. D. Cans and others.
Great anxiety is felt among the citizens
of Broadway regarding tho Governors &c.
tIon upon tho Arcade Underground Rail-
road bill, which is now awaiting Ills sig
nature. In answer 10 the inquiry Of A.
T. Stewart, President ofthe New York
City Underground Railway Company,
saws that a contract for building the road
has already been made with English cap
italists, and that the provisions Of the new
Arcade bill conflict with the grant by the
Legislature to this Underground Com
pany. 10. ....
The Commissioners Of Excise have Is.
sued u proclamation announcing the In
teptions OF the board to enforce tho clos
ing Of liquor stores and bars on Sunday.
At the same time they promise that they
will never countcnancs malicious espion-
age, malicious iniormers nor extreme en-
forcements Of technical points.
A large meeting in behalf Of the worlds
evangelical gSIh9Ins i" thss sity in Sep
tem6cr uoxt, was held at Madison avenue
Baptist Church last evening. Rev, DR..
Eldrich spoke of the coming meeting us
the Protestant Ecumenical Council. Rev.
DR.. Elder predicted that 1t would giyethe
church perfect freedom. Rev. DR.. Hast-
ings hoped that representatives Of the
Council from other countries would not
be obliged to purchase hospitality at our
hotels. NT.. mI u. .. -r
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FRANCE.

F. EAllbI 1lAy q
The Central COMMITTEES In favor Of pie
blscitum have sent one hundred thousand
copies of this mornings Figaro which
contains oil the details Of the conspiracy
against the life Of tho Emperor, into
various provinces as document furnish
ing arguments in favor Of an affirmative
vote.
The public meetings held in different
parts of Paris yesterday were very excit.
ing md some were consequently dissolved
by the authorities. In many instances the
audiences departed amid shouts Of "Viva
La Rcpublique." No rioting occurred.
Oneof the radical journals publishes doCu.
ments pronouncing the expulsion OF the
Italian banker, Cernuschi, o violation Of
tho laws Of the country, done in the interest
Of political protest 1t Is signed by Al.
N. Arago, Cremieux Jules, Favre ]. Fer
r:c,, ,Petletan Jules, Sr., and many other
equally we'll known radicala
The BIgard says q man was arrested on
the race course yesterday, where tho EN-
peror was expected as usual, who upon
examination was found In possession OF q
revolver and formidable looking dagger.
Subsequently his house was searched and
q large quantity Of bombs discovered.
The ramifcations Of the plot against the
life OF tho Emperor seem much wider
spread than at first supposed and new de-
vcloplnents arc continually coming TO
light. Arrests continue in all directions.
The Journal Oflcid announces to-day
the publication Of addresses presented to
the Emperor, congratulating him on the
discovery and Illustration Of the conspiracy
against his life.
The person arrested yesterday on the
rAcc course Is nh Englishman, and proves
to hc. insane, He had nothing whatever
TO do with the conspiracy.
A number Of bombs were seized ut the
foundry Of N. LGpoy. An order bad been
received at this place for five hundred
bombs, but owing to the strike only
twenty-five were delivered.
The police continue to make arrests and
searches in connection with the lust con-
spiracy.
The Ecole dc Medicine was reopened
to-day. DR.. Tardieu was present and de-
livcred his lecture without interruption
owing to the great precautions taken BY
the authorities, hut on leaving tho college
the Professor was, insulted by large
crowd of students IN the street and com
bcllcd to call on the police for protection.
At In Creuzotc yesterday, NJ. Assy, a
leader in the last strike was arrested. The
workmen attempted 10 rescue him but
did not succeed, and nine Of them were
made prisoners. Several soldiers were
wounded during the struggle. ;,
The Bishop Of Evrcux died While on
his way homo from Rome.
Signor Ccrunschi, tho Republican
banker, who was expelled from France
has gone TO Geneva. 3U N",S,
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Chicago Market.
CHIcAso, May q.

81 .."- rU ShASASVt AAy h
FLouR-Quiet; demand mainly for lower Rradea;
GRAIN-Wheat-In fair demand except for No.
. Saturdays inside rGnge Of prices; 36G96c for
No. !; 60JH@8ILc for No. 3; No. : Twas In demand
to cover shorts: prices irregular; closing unset
tied at g0A890kc: optional HaleS were made Of
67k69Ic, seller month; 00Ib99C, seller June; In
tho afternoon active aud unsettled At 0l G19lkc,
cash and seller month; 93Kc. seller June. Coru-
Quiet; SalOs Of No. . 8t 661987e Ia store; e6f@
9BKc, seller month; 6Bc, seller juno; closing 1t
sc cash; IL tho afternoon dull at sGkc for No, 9
az for No. . In store aud seller month; 47H0
486c, seller juno; closing q at47H caSh. Rye-Ac.
I've but easier; closing quiet At 1sGc for No. :.
BGrley-Dull.
butchers cows; 90 I3<GbG IS for lair to medium;
S1b7 70 for good to extra shipping eteers.
Ho0s-ln good demand al s. 4016 50 for COM
mon TO medium; s. 9O09 10 for good 10 extra.
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New York Cattle Market.

INV IORK1 MhyE.
BEEyEs-count G,4l6 for the week; on RAlO to.
day 70 cars at COmmunlpAW; 90 at Tooth street,
and Of at WeGhAwkGn, making 8,390. Trade very
active, all sold early and prtCCS X0Hc higher,
Averaging 16c, Tho range ia 1ac for diStillsry
Illinois cattle aud l1Hc for prime cattle costing DC
gross In Chicago; nothing good sold below 16c,
making the strongest market Of the season. A
lot Of u extra cwt Illinois stGGrs, brought 16k
Illinois, " cwt, IG6Si7c; 0S do, cwt, l6Dl5ifc
SHREP-iIavO fnrther advanced In price, With
II 100 for the week, and 2610 to-day; Ehearcd arc
worth Gb6c, with 9c.OtGECd for a car OF extra, 40
Ib Kentucky: car Of 70 lbe Ohio sold at &c; car OF
81 lbs, NC; and q lot OF % lbs At Sc. Lambs
scarce and worth 10000.
IIO0s-Arc weaker, the 40 cars to-day making
1I 900 for the week, and carrying drCesed back 10
lEc. Two cars sold alive. CoaFH0, 9A lbs At exc,
HEAI-VCFy abundant and cheap.
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SENATE.
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FnANCIsCo, MAY

..,r. .I.,r.. SAN FRANCISCO, May ..
The annual session OF the BOaril Of
Missions Of, the Protestant Episcopal
Churchs commenced in this city .yester.
dSy. Bishop Kip ofGlci6ted. Rev. DR..
Vinton delivered the missionary sermon.
There was allHrgc attendance both morn
ing and evening.
Rev. Dr.. Scott was installed as pastor
OF ST. Johns Presbyterian Church, yeStcr-
day.
From nearly every portion Of the State
e received alarming intelligence Of short
crops. In Santa Clara county half the
grain will not pay for the harvesting. In
Suisin Valley north winds and dry wealth
or havo almost destroyed the, Crpps.
Moro favorable reports come from the
Northern portion Of the State.
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auaaMALIsaNIl.
Another Richmond in the Field.

We mean JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG with
his now paper, the Now York Standard
the first number Of which Is before US
NIr. YOUNG was the managing editor oI
the New York Tribune not very long ago
but il consequences oil d expose in hc
SuS 6Hthat city eOnnec cilg him NtstBbne
Journalistic operations not easily explain
able to the public IN their nature, he
retired from the Tribune and has since
rested from his labors in theback ground
But now hc comes forward in new
enterprise, backed up 1t Is said with
plenty Of cash J and We, rather expect tc
see him make 1t lively for brother DANA
of the Sun newspaper, when the time
comes oshfke. / In,fGCt, YouNG htimates
that such a thing Is possible when he says,
In response tosomebody's notice Of The tn'
settled account between them, ,thatiti Is "a
good enough account to stand" But, lie
adds, ,,,,-, ,,,,-.. -...fr
at does not give US the'least anxiety,
and Is by no means pressing, and must
yield TO more imperative duties. This
we will say, however, in a. general way
that the very least Of the feelings which
prompted the foundation Of this newspa-
per, were those inspired by Mr.. Danas
war upon its editor. For, considering Mr..
Dana as man with family to support
and charged with tho earning Of his daily
bread, EeaTe bound to belieye that he
earns It in the way most agreeable to his
feelings. The wars Of Journalism NrC
very dstasteful to, us. Better that all
thS ,printed paper shbhld fcanlSe Iftsell
back to lampbl1Gk and rigs than that 1t
should be made literary muck.heap-a
fostering, killing, blighting mass OF cor
ruption and death" ......
Outside Of this personal issue between
DANA and tie editor, which we really
suppose has had but little to do with the
establishment Of the Standard, we suspect
that Gen. BUrLER's political future Inns
had at least something to do with 1t. We
have noticed an intimation to that effect
in the news Of tho day, and VIC notice in
this first number Of the Standard the fol-
lowing paragraph from the editor himself;
"The Tribune thinks that we are to ad-
vocatc the General Butler Republican
school Of politics" and that wel shall
make "lively paper" General Butler
Republicanisn" Is about rs mysterious q
phrase as Horace Greeley Whigi4m.
Take General Butler out Of Republicanism
and there would be very little left Of 1t, as
was seen when Mr.. R Il. Damn made the
attempt in Essex. Just now 1t would be
as difficult to find Rcpublicanism without
Butler as It would be for man to live
without brains"
Whatever may be the special mission
at which our friend YouNo aims in estab-
fishing bis now paper, 1t will no doubt be
a lively and readable sheet. He has tho
stuff in him to make his efforts tell, albeit
a long and irksome ro6d lies before any
man who seeks thus to "pilc Hclion upon
Ossa" by adding still another to the long
list Sr New York journals Il ,a63s
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The Proposed Convention at Point
Pleasant.

The Proposed Convention at Point
Pleasant.
We n0ticcd yesterday, under the head
of our West Virginia news, a proposition
in the PIT Pleasant Register, from some
correspondent Of that paper, suggesting
tho idea Of convention Of "liberAl-mfnd'
ed Republicans" at that place about the
first Of June, in anticipation OF the meet
ing of the rcgular Republican Convention
at later day. The following letter re-
fcrs to that suggestion, and Expresses our
own views in regard to 1t. We, should
regard any such meeting as 1h%ise and
uncallcd for. Tho. Letter Of our cores
pondent is ,as, follows:
10 Us EdlGoy 6f ne LntsllIQtHeAr:
n DEAR SIR :---In, the Point Pleasant
Render ofthe 2sth Of April, ] observe
communication signed Twenty Liberal
Republican, calling for convention to
be held at that place on Thursday, June
LIST 1870. Now, Sir, l take 1t that this is
n Democratic movement, inaugnrated by
such men as Major. General McCausland,
late the burner Of Chambcsburg, Pa, and
Henry !. Fisher, Esq, Understand Tint
both 0f those gentlemen have asserted, that
in order to secure the defeat OF the Repub-
llcan party this fall, it Is necessary for
them 10 prosecute q moyement, Of this
kind and, If fpossiblc, get upia split in
tho Republican party OF the State Being
satisfied that these gentlemen are the
prime movers In this smatter, l hope and
trust that every loyal man In the State,
having at least the welfare Of the same,
will ffown down upon this silly Suggcs-
tion. The idea, sir, Of such convention
being able 10 "harmonize the disatiected
portions ofthc party" to say the least, Is
absurd, and can onl ly'reault in placing the
State in the hands Of the Democrats and
rebels. There Is but ono Republican party
In this State, and, therefore, lbut one statc
Convention Is necessary. All outside ot It
looks to the successor the sham Demo
Cracy.
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The French Conspiracy.
NEW YoRK, May 2.

A special cable dispatch to tho Herald
says that the conspiracy, discovered in
Paris Is moro serious than was at first
supposed. Alarge supply Of bombs had
been provided, and was seized by the
police. Tho principal ringleades have
not vet been dise6Vered:y y Tho anxiety Of
tho government and citizens Is intense,
and the striCtcSt surveillance Is every.
where maintained. Tho dwellings are
carefully guarded. and orders have been
issued TO tho police to arrest all speakers
who insult the Imperial family or Consi.
tuition Of France. aE ...
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The Hon. A. d. caldwell, Attorney
General for West Va.
FpW Me HaNdtrhQ JOAN

NFU1I tII 1AW7'IIEVFFs sV3FVF77'
Hon. A. B. Caldwell, Attorney General
for West Va, lCft for Wheeling to-day.
During his short stay at Charleston no has
made many friends who will "stick closer
TO him than brother" We understand
that he will be a candidate before our
next Convention for the position hc has
so ably filed for the past year. From our
acquaintance with the General, we take
him TO be tine Republican, and worthy,
Of tho confidence Of the people. He VIII
return again in few days with his
family. - ---.---
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s.Araryland, my Maryland"
BALTIMORE, April 30,

In the case Of Alexander Thompson, q
cOIored man, against tho City Passenger
Railway, in tho United States District
Court hero to-day, Judge Giles rendered
an opinion In favor Of the plaintiff The
Judge said that 6ir. Thompson had a
right to ride in tho cars IL he paid his fare
And behaved himself, but Tie Company has
the right to mark Of a portion Of he car for
a oO!Ond man to ride IN. The latter sug.
gCstiOn will no doubt be acted on at once.
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ROME.

Cardinal Antonelli in his reply barely
tells NJ, Daru that His Holiness, the Pope,
declines to submit the French note TO the
Ecumcnical Council
The prclatcs opposed TO lnfallibility, and
who absentel themselves because that
dogma wns passed upon by the Council,
have been communicated with by tCle.
graph and urged to return TO Rom0.
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New York Produce Market.

H .lUn NEW 4OAA1 NAY 4
CoTToN-Heavy and = shade lower; sales 800
bNles at 98xc for Eniddllng uplAnds.
PIOUA-HaFESt closed Shsde ameF with fAir
export and home trade demand.
dRApE-Whe4t-FiPme with Alr export and
milling demand; q i6S1 II for No. sprtng;
q 288I 81 for winter rod and amber western.
western in store. Coin-Dull at q 0S8l u for
new mixed western. ..,
PRoViBIoHS- oHS-PoTk-Stcady Of - 90 for moss
Beof-FiFm With fAiE demand. Cut SSIL, MSaS-
Firm with moderate Inquiry. BaeonTf,SEe ,SEe,
l6Sc, seller May.
Ea0E-DuL at 1T9lBe.
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OMAHA, AIay2.

The warlikc preparations Of the Nor
mons, arc creating considerable uncasi'
ness in the West. .
The brusque reply Of Gen. Sherman to
the advances made by Red Cloud, the
Sioux chief, Is generally believed to be
impolitic, and that If the answer Is dcliv-
cred him as sent 1t will result In the loss
Of life and treasure that might have been
avoided.
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Cop4re,,lOrn5al nal and Senatorial Con.
VentiOnS.
7SA. Editor Of a. 1na.IHonor.

To he Editor ef Gtb LHtaalgsHeT'
We arc well pleased with the suggcs'
tion YOU make for the County Conventions
70 meet on tho 4th Of Juno, first Satur'
day In the month, md appoint Ielogates
TO The State Convention to meet In Par.
kersburg, ON tho 22d Of juno. And also to
hold The Congressional and Senatorial
Conventions al tho time and place OF
holding the State Convention. There VIII
he a more general representation Of allthe
counties in The State Convention than can
be bad at any. subsequent Convention, 90
mat Il will be wise to hold the Senatorial
and Congressional Conventions then and
therc, and mako the nominations.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 4.
-Four Unchanged; fanIly . COOS Is; fancy
GRGfT.SWheat- Steady at q 1O0l II. Com
-Dull and, demand light at 8S0Q0c, 0atS-In
hlr demand At I7b69c. Rye-D1ll and dropping
q 90994c, tho latter rate for choice. Barley
NominAlly unchanged at 7SC to 0oo for tho whole
range. -..trt.r...g. .rr ..,# u.
CoFToN-Dull and lower! middling 9IHc.
old. 80 -. n 81 =
PROvIBIoNB.-Mc Pork-Qulet but arm at
S2S no Gales. Bulk McatS-ln good demand;
sales 800 900 lbs At ike for shoulders, and IITc
for sides: clear rib and clear sides arc held at is
9t5kG; not much demand aud not much oder.
Ing. Baton-QulCt, but held firmly At Iaxc for
shoulders, and I6Ytb for clear rib and clear
sides; 10 hhds clear RIB sold Al l6X. II-. n
LAR9-Hcld firmly At lGkc for prime kettle;
BUTTEE-In better supply and dull at sO@Ssc.
6GSS-IGt gg sHIPply sad deelning st l49l6c.
active demand; stock light. Lard oll-3I 2S6l Is.
GoLD-ll4X buying.
ExuIAN0E-FiFm 1t par buying. f.
MONEr-MarkOt easy. .....
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Maya.
Cardinal Cullen has issued another
pastoral letter renewing his dcnunciatim
Of fenianlSm and free masonry and the
reprobatIon Of newdegates inquiring into
mOnastic institutions.
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The subject Of paying members of Par.
.llament ior their services was raised the
other day in the House OF Commons, but
when 1t came 10 division only twenty.
four votes were cast in It's favor, At pre-.
sent poor men are totally excluded from
the British House.
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sroCTg-Ileayy and loWoT.

we6lGFn TRISn IcIogF1P9I S1I Adm, g! ,Ia. h5'
IcSn, ,8sY: United States, 43H; Pacific Mall, AZ;
Harlem, i46: Reading, iOlH; Michigan Central,
iQS Lake Shore, g72; Illinois Central, lSlX:
Pittsburgh, IO6; Northwestern, A0h; do. preferred
SOK; Rock Island, l2iH; NeR Jersey Central,
l08K; st. Paul, GtH: do: preferred, 7SH; Wabash
Haute, o; Chicago b Alton, III; Ohio d MSSis.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

Tn. market Is rAiher quiet and 4 little de-
r,StSod IN SoEne styIoB Of cotton hbTies. Indian
bTchSFd brown goods arc all &c lower g follows:
/, ilTand reduced from 9E TO 8c; W 70 100; 1 70
-. q 10 ~; A to i3ke; do double weight
heavy SheetinEs 70 1Gc, and PembertOn @ Cotton.
ldea nom 9Ik 70 &Oc,
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WASHINGTON.
MAsnrNnroN. AlnY 9.

w WAbIlIhHION1 ALhS -
The reduction Of tho public debt for the
month Is $1l ,097, ,703; coin balance, $115,-
525, 900, including $8S, $40 900 In coin Ger
tidcates. Tho currency balance Is $685.
600.
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Public Debt Statement.
New York Money and Stock Market,

MoXEY-Morc AetivN At 6a6 per cent on call.
sTERLN0-Steady at 109k 0iQ9k. -,
GoLD-Dull and lower: opened II tlb1; closed
at1l4X Carrying rates 407 per cent, ClearauceS
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CAPITAL. $15o. 900.
DIRECTORS!

This company now hAVlng been organized uV0
years, and In that time done suecesSfnl business
lS still prepared to take risks. at tAIr rates on
ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CarEOes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company offers superior Inducements TO Farm
ars, whereby they can bO Insured on Dwellings,
reduced rates, This being State Company With
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company In tho State; aud
composed OF some nlnety. four stockholders most
OF whom are among our best business men, r0-
CommendB itself to the favorable consideration
OF the insurinR public, and sollcts their patron.
age. Applications for Insurance. will be prompt
II attended to ut their OflcG, No. % Monroe st.,
or at their several aRences throughout the State.
SAM1 MCCLELLAN, President
tns GEO. MENDEL, Vice PreBideuL
G. n. CoEN, SeC'y. .
B. c. DICK, Asst Scc'y. tObi9
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U1IRE s. MARINE INSURANCE co.
q OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1881.

Takes risks At the lowest rates on BuIldlngs Of
ali kinds, Furniture and Merchandise, and on
Goods In TrAnBit.
Z A. Wilson, VIM. 8. 0osh0Fn,
T1IomA8 Pollock, John kold,
John Murine, Alex. KoTsr
3. J. Stone, VIM. a. "liS0H'
A. W. PAUL,
Once mn stllrq In tho "InSuranee Building"
maxi door 10 the MCrchAntS' National BANK,
4. WILSON, Prea,t;
JOHN REID, ST., Vice Pest.
JOHN @. HERVEY, sce'y. lanA'
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DEABODY INSURANCE Comply,
L AT WHEELING, WEST VA. u.
CAPITAL, - $4,000.
With the privilege Of increasing tho same to
10000 dollars.
prREcrOnG:

DIRECTORS:
william Bailey, AlonEo Loring,
DR.. VIM. ]. Bates, 4. N. Adams,
Andrew j. Pannell, James +. BRIues,
Henry StAmm, Thomas Hughes.
A. J. Cecil,
This Company having been fully organized, Il
now prepared 10 take risks At iGIr rates on Build
inRS Of ali kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats,, and Car
VOes on tho Western Rivers and Lakes, also 70
Issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and stores.
This Company being composed mostly OF 3af H
FSToTI6lr c0nSidcFalJOn Of tho insnFing public,
and .olIcItS thcir patronage. Applications tor IN
Suranee viii b promg!ly attended 2 :! !hSiF
ONCE, BAILEY'S pLoGK, E3 JIG l@ narEet 4s Su'o''
ALONZO LORING, Vico PTes't.
N. C, ARTHUR, Sec'y 1H
II. Ii. AGNEW, Asst Sec'y.
8, o. HURDATS, Solicitor, 0ct5
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WEST VA. INSURANCE COMFY
DulHCFORA :

Takes risI,s at tho lowest rates on Buildings Of
all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, MeEchAn.
disc and Goods In Transit
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Tho Weather Yesterday.

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