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New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
SALE OF THE NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD AN
ATTACHMENT.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 28.-The North Missouri
Railroad sold at public auction, at the Courthouse
this afternoon, for 100000 cash. Morris K Jesup Of
New York was the purchaser. Thirty-hve hundred
shares In the st. Charles Bridge, the Missouri
River, belonging to the North Missouri Railroad Com
pany were also sod at t6 per share to Mr.. Jesup Pre-
vous the sale OF the road notices read
persons that the would be contested and the County
Court and County Collector warned the purchasers that
they had claims against the road to which the sale would
be subject
An engine and ~ stock cars on the North Missouri
Railroad have been attached in Kansas City, by Nc
Knight, Green Co.. for debt. The Railroad Company
have entered counter suit claiming IS 900 damages and
also suit against the Sheriff the ground that he has
no right TO detan property used by common carriers
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
SPAIN.

THE THREATENED CARLIsT INvAsION-CIYL
MARRIAGES IGNORED BY THE CHURCH., -
MADRID, Saturday, Aug 49, q
The entry of the Carlists into Spain is i'm
mnent. and preparations on an extensive scale have
been made to meet the threatened invasion. Five heavy
columns Of troops have been sent to the frontier and the
Civil Guard has been concentrated. ~'-'s~-~rra
The Archbishop OF Madrid, circular to tho clergy
OF his diocese requires them refuse the sacrament to
those persons who married only by civil rite and an
nounces that unless public repentance ia made all such
marriages will be treated as concubinage 
ai-
Prince Humbert Of Italy viii leave this city on Tues
day for home. '~'' -'--
King Amadeus will start on Thursday on visit to
Valencia and Catalonia.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
WRECKS ON THE FLORIDA coAsr-THE LoDoNA

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 27.--The steam
ship Lodona stranded six miles north of Cape Canavere
The beach for miles ls strewn with her cargo. The
captain and 20 lost. The first Officer second
officer chief engineer first assistant engineer the COOK
one fireman, Capt Haryeys messboy, and FIVE seamen
were saved.
The brig Pomona OF Richmond, Me-, went ashore %
miles south of CoSGA Canayeret Aug IT, Her cargo Of
cotton can be saved.
The brig s. and W. Welsh Of Philadelphia went ashore
Is miles south Of Cape Canayeret Her cargo Of sugar
was washed ont. Capt. Watson was drowned.
The brig II. G.. Berry OF Baltimore went ashore so
Yards from the wreck OF the 8. and W. Welsh She is
total wreck She had cargo OF sugar and molasses.
The bark Hida, from New-orleans bound TO Cowes,
went ashore six miles south Of St. Augustine. Her
of tobacco aud stores is q total loss. one man was
drowned.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 90, 1871.

Church. aud stated that as the pastorate vacant he
would bring some duly qualified minister to present the
candidates for confirmation. To this the wardens re-
ned that Mr. Cheney their Rector and would rece We
Tho Bishop and present the candidates Soon after it
was stated that Mr. Cheney would be conveniently ab-
sent ON the occasion Of the Bishops VISIT Warnns
of the Church have sent letter TO Bishop Whtchouse
DENYING any such intent on the part of Mr. Cheney The
WaTiens say that adhering To the position already
stated they take this mode OF dsabuslng the Bishops
mind OF any possible impression that Mr.. Cheney will
not Oicate Rector OF Christ Church whenever the
Bi-bop shall hold visitation.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
TIE COTTON pRospEcrs-GLooMY REPORTS.

GoLDsBoRo, Aug. 2G.-Reports reach The
Carolina Messenger from nearly all the counties in East
ern North Carolina Of great damage to the cotton crop
from rust Much alarm prevails among the planters.
The prospects which good few weeks ago are now
very unfavorabe especially in the cotton counties OF
WAYNE, Duplin LenOr, Green, johnston, WILSON, anu
Pitt Counties where the drOuth and rust VIII cut the
crop short fully One-thrd from last years receipts SINH
lar accounts given by gentlemen who nave recently
pa assed through the more western counties
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
A DESPERATE RUFFIAN.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 27.--Peter Fowble assaulted
his wife and daughterln-aw last night al NO 1 0a
tonave with an old rusty cutass and inflicted severe
wounds ahont their heads and faces He was arrested
and committed While the turnkeys we're searching nun
for concealed weapons preliminary TO ocKlng ni uP,
he suddenly drew pistol and placing the muzzle at ms
mouth pulled the trigger. The weapon however, was
not discharged and Il was then %rested from nlm.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
THE st. LOUIS FAIRS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 27.--The Woolen Exposition
TO be held here in connection with the Agricultural aud
Mechanical Fair during the first week of October prom
ses to be great Already 5000 feet OF space
have been engaged, and applications for room from all
sections OF the country being received daily Inc
expostion will be held In building assigned especially
for that PURPOSE and there will be abundant room Tor
all who desire TO exhibit their fabrics The display OF
AGRICULTURAL machinery promises to be unusually large
Fifteen acres OF ground beside building 2So rect IN
9Th will be allotted for this department.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
pREM1rMs TO coTToN.GRowERs.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2G.-Ten thousand dollars
for cotton premiums offered by citizens OF ST. Louis and
to be awarded the Ct Louis Agricultural and Mechan
ica Fair in October have been subscribed and paid to
the commIttee Fifteen hundred dollars has also been
raised 10 give the cotton growers in attendance SUIT
able reception and grand banquet at which Gov. B
Gratz Brown will make an address. Among the judges
10 award the premiums many OF the most prominent
hneiness mon md planters OF The sOuth.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
YELLOW FEFER.
STATEMENT FROM TIE CHARLESTON MEDICAL
OCIETY-CONTRADICTORY REPORTS.

STATEMENT FROM THE CHARLESTON MEDICAL
OCIETY--CONTRADICTORY REPORTS.
CHARLESTON, Aug 2G.-The Medical Society
OF Charleston in view of the exaggerated reports abroad
as to the prevalence OF yellow fever here, held meeting
last evening" and after full investigation and discussion
resolved TO make official publication OF the real facts Of
the case as follows: That yellow fever Of mild type
does exist to limited extent In Charleson that it is
mainly in one neghborhOod; that the first case dated
from July 81 and during the month that bas elapsed
Since then there have BEEN perhaps in o mp TO tins
time cases Of which have proved atal but that the
disease does not seem character disposed to spread
rapidly widely 10 is added that differences OF opinion
exist in the profession to the probable spread Of the
disease The Board of Health announce, this morning,
that number of reported since the 2d inst ill.,
dlcate that the disease is assuming epidemic form.
The first official report obtainabe OF the progress of the
yellow fever here forwarded this morning by tee-
graph The declaration Of the Medical Society is con-
sdered by leading physicians, including the Health Or
fcer as an extreme statement many OF the cases on
which 1t was based being doubtful. The Health Oficer
does not consider that facts Of the justify him In
Withholding q clean bill of health from the NewYork
steamer which sails to-day
cHARLEsToN's own ACCOUNT
CHARLESTON, Aug. 27-snce last Friday three new
Of yellow fever have been reported In ths city
One of the eases reported has PROVED We h as &
is subsidns and the feeling Ill the community Is
quiet and hopeful
PRECAUTIONS AT WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Aug. ga telegram
from the Mayor Of Charleston received this morning
eays the yellow fever in Charleston and the Board Of
Health think it has assumed epidemic form. The
through trains have been discontinued between Will
mngton and Charleston. Passengers arc now changing
cars at Florence seepingcars are not allowed TO run
at all between the two cities The authorities and ct
,eus here are bending all their energies toward improv
ing the sanitary condition Of the city, as measures OF
prevention. The Wilmington city authorities have
issued an order that person from Charleston, s. Co.
will be allowed 10 stop within the corporate limits OF the
city, and no person who may visit Charleston from this
city will be allowed to return during the continuance OF
yellow fever in Charleston.
QUARANTINE AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The Board of Health
of this city, tonight adopted measures looking toward
the establishment of quartine regulations for vessels
arriving here from the South, and especially from
Charleston
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
GERMANY.
LONDON. Saturday, Aug 26. 1871.

1t is positively announced that the Emperor
Francis Joseph Of Austria will meet the Emperor VIII
Lam OF German at salzbourg, IN Upper Austria, at
early day The reports which have been IN circulation
that the position of Count Beust in the Ministry and with
the Emperor has become weak, authortatiyely
stated by dispatch from Vienna to be groundless.
The Emperor OF Austria pays return visit to the En-.
peror of Germany at COblentz.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
TURKEY.
A TERRIBLE STORM.

ATHENS, Saturday, Aug. %, 1871.
During a violent storm which passed over
Lama, town on the Turkish frontier, the lightning
struck the powder magazines. which exploded with
terrible effect. The destruction OF property very
greats the inhabitants panic-stricken, and fed to
no cn1nfrY.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

tnral implements -four feed, &C., the loss was small,
on two frame buildings owned by Wm. b. Andress, INC
loss Is 1000 insurance, $4,000 Several other persons
occupying rooms lose small amounts. seVeral otner
buildings were 80 seriously threatened that the
owners moved their goods out and In this way sustained
ualnage, winch was fully covered by insurance. Inc
nmew INV Dl0ck OF Wm POsalat was somewhat damaged.
dnoso owning that building say they will rebuild at
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
TIE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
TIE THIRD ARBITRATOR CHOSEN.

LONDON. Saturday, Aug. %, 1871.
The Governments of Great Britain and the
United States have chosen Count Luigi Cor the italian
ambassador TO Washington, as the third arbitrator
under the Treaty OF Washington upon all questions be-
tween those countries which are not comprised In the
Alabama claims.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
THREE PERSONS FATALLY BURNED.

CHICAGO, Aug. ga fire occurred on Sec
ohust. thls morning in house occupied by family
named Ribskate. Mrs. Rbskate was burned to death,
and Mr. Jacob Rbskate and his child were so badly
burned that they cannot survive WV
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
PRUSSIA AND ITALY.
A NEW TREATY.

LONDON, Aug. a, 1871.
A correspondent at Salzburg telegraphs. al
in a position to affirm that a new secret treaty
offensive and defensive, has been concluded between
Prussia and Italy.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
OPENING OF THE DULUTH CANAL.

DULUTH, Mimi, Aug. 26.-The large steam
propeller Norman Capt Bartlett, of the Chicago Peoples
Line, passed through the Duluth Canal from the Guy 70
the bay yesterday amid great rejoicings, blowing oi
steam whistles and hurrahs In honor Of the opening.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
MR. CHENEY ANDlHIs BISHOP.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-It will be recollected that
. short time since Bishop wbitehouse made known his
intention 70 make an Episcopsl Visitation " Christ
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
i6EEBRAL PRESS DIspATcpI

ass.,a., assSsaoS, Ang. 27.-The 7:15 passenger accom-
siy Sn Oh the Eastern Cdass) Railroad for Bev
halt an hon, ha. r conductor Mason, was delayed
IN !, ~ beyond TIE time Of its departure on sstut
=" As SORSnyu o. trains. Not oeeuius i eIps.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
THE NEW LOAN.
sA-rrRDAy's BANK SUBSCRIPTIONS.

WAsHINGT0N, Aug. 2G.-Jay Cooke 81 Co., re-
ort the following subscriptions to the new five per cent
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cry COUNCIL.
second Branch.

The regular monthly meeting Of The
City Council was held last evening. Pres.
ldent Forbes occupied the chair IN the
Second Branch, and the following mem.
beB answered at roll cali Messrs. AIT.
myer, Baird, Clator, Crawford r., Craw.
ford OIL, Howell, Hubbard, Lancaster
List, Logan, McAdams, o'Brien, Phillips,
Salisbury, Sheppard, Smith J. g., Smith
p, and Weisgerber
The minutes Of the last two meetings
were read, approved and signed. =.
Under the resolution providing Tor the
appointment Of an accountant 10 adjust
the books ofthe city, Messrs. b. N. EoR
and A. u. Chapline were nominated,
The first ballot resulted, Eoff 2; Chapline
10 SO MIR. Chapline was declared elect
Ell, and a resolution TO that effect was
sent ~, 70 the First Branch for It's action.
inc name Of Mr.. Eoff was presented
without his knowledge, and the gentle
man who nominated him could give no
assurance that Mr.. +. would serve Il
elected. "'"'" '0''e II
The special committee appointed +, 90.
innate the amount Of assesapen dad ,Lo
commission paid City Collector, repo , "a,
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FINE WALL PApERs.-MessrS. PAUL
Bros. & Co., No. 90 Market street, have
the largest and finest stock Of decora.
tons for halls, churches, &c. to be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find very large and complete selec.
ton al the above house, and they are the
only firm in the city that make q special
ty of such goods as Decoration Mould.
ings for panels, fine Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions, 4O.inch Plain Tints for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and En-.
broldered Wall Papers, at less than East.
ern prices. a.f
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RoBDERY.-The literary depot Of II,
Uthman on Market Street., between
Quincy and John was entered sometime
Monday night, and three or four dollars
in change taken from the TIL, The rob.
Der gained admittance by removing the
transom. No clue has been discovered Of
the identity Of the rascal.
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DANGEROUA--The north wall Of the
brick pile on Monroe Street inclines so
much toward the pavement that 1t Ia
dangerous to pass 1t. We are informed
that such Is tho TACT by those who have
run the gauntlet at that point, We view.
ed the situation from aiAr, ard concluded
not to try the passage.
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IIoUsE BURNED.--The residence Of
Abel Bonar, near Glen EaSton, Marshall
county, was burned, Monday night The
fire Is believed to have originated from
a lamp which was turned down low, and
left burning in q room. The house and
furniture were entirely consumed, except
two beds Mr.. B. lost all his books and
papers. He estimates bis loss at two
thousand dollars, on which he had no In
surance.
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ANOTHER MAN,--Mr. Samuel Craig,
with Messrs. Forbes Il Collins, desires us
to say that he Is not the party whose
name appeared in our police court report
yesterday morning. Thus far he has kept
out Of such places and proposes to do so
In the future .s...
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CRY CouNoIL-The City Fathers met
In regular monthly session last evening,
and having done almost everything else
besides the business usually coming be-
fore them on such meetings, adjourned
until this evening to dispose of officers
and committees reports, petitions, &c.
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Liza BRoKEN,-We heard last evening
that lad on Filth street between Quincy
anu Monroe, had one of his legs broken,
yesterday, while engaged in scuttle
with another boy. We could not ascer.
tain tho name Of the unfortunate youth.
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PROMPT--The distractions of that por'
tons ofQuincy street complained of in
yesterdays paper, was promptly looked
after, and decided improvement made.
The thanks of the public are due the par
ty who did the work.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were before this court, yesterday morn.
Ing; l.. Whiting, drunk, one dollar and
costS--Judgment suspended on condition
that the accused leave the city ut once,
which he did. Hiram Ball, resisting an
officer in the discharge Of his duty, five
dollars and costs. This was the case
which grew out Of the one before Esqr.
Clohan, Monday. Mr.. Ball met tho
United engine going to the fire Saturday
morning, and endeavored to have the men
turn about and 60 back, saying the fire
had been out an hour. He was kindly
advised by Capt. Harrison not to inter.
rere, hut persisted In his effort to have the
engine taken back. Capt. II. then took
hold Of him and sent him 10 the Clerks
office, and 1t was Tor this that Mr.. Ball
charged him with assault, and the matter
was investigated by the Justice named
above. That examination resulted In the
dismissal Of the charge at the costs of the
complainant.
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Coon ApPoTNTMRNT-It will be seen
by referring to the proceedings Of Coun-
Gil last evening, that A. II. CAapllne,
Esqr., was appointed TO adjust The several
accounts Of the city. Mr.. G. Is compe.
tent, and we have no doubt will faithful.
ly and satisfactorily discharge the onerous
duty imposed on him.
Mr.. Fred. Unruh, late deputy Sheriff,
was also appointed assistant collector.
This Is good appointment, also, and we
believe will give satisfaction to the public
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How THEY Do IT at the Monroe sa.
loon and Restaurant Go and see them.
They sell only the purest liquors, buy the
best oysters, keep the best cook, and
sell more than any other saloon or restau-
rantin Wheeling. AT No. IL Monroe
street .
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WATER PIPE BURsTED.-The water
pipe on Water Street, in front of f. Horn
brooks Office, bursted yesterday alter
noon.
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Two hundred more oil those handsome
Albums have just been received at the
Partridge Gallery.
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| OCLOh WhELIAHh,
soc Fsnn street, Pitt.burnh. Pa.

Longer located In Pittsburgh than any Chronic
Diseaee Physician, 20 succeaefnlly treats Ven6f-
Ito bring patients nom eTaFyR iita, HiS hSIni.
tai Opportunities, . lifetime aapefienca, VIII
pufest Drug prepared In tho estShilshmo1f
cufee cases given up By othera, no matter Nh
failod; tel your pfiyate trouble. ConSIitstion
free; Send. two ttmps for medical oSSSyal
- aanh9esL Ee%an hsed Sent By maIl, 81
the eurioue, doubtful, OF indIiaitiVo vTieh ~
know, al about Self. Pollution, Prevention. HSF
|riaS9. hvety young man and woman ourhtto
.read " e . warning. The nerVouh, debilit1tSi
,oF partially impotent are scientifically adVioed.
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U, 8. DISTRICT COURT.-ThIs Court
will resume its sessions In the County
Court House al 10 o'clock this morning.
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GhsGntslLiaeuter.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IL, 1871.

New Advertisements.
Beautiful Building Lot.
spectacles-Oxtoby & Dufleld'
In ChanceTy.
Oil Cloths.
Farm for Sale.
twenty-five Cases Sardines.
Just Received.
King Brand of Oysters.
Rio Coffee.
Timothy and Clover Seed.
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CHRoMos sold at private sale during the
day to accommodate ladies, at 1917 Main
street ,....-..s.. cd. ~. ..
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LADIES Lasting Kid Fo1ed Caters, on.
ly two dollars, at Forgey & Clemens
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PORCELAIN pictures at the Partridge
Gallery
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For sale.

nor SALE LOW TO CLOSE AN
IL STATE.
EIEsr GLASS DWELLING HOUSE
40. No. ,.1.st A lot OF ground 100 feet by
~ l-sira z part Of the city for amAnufRe-
.lFlnr -. au ghIch there is good tWo-HtoEy
ia q zoe. s. feet by e., AlSo Steam En.
sina-ag ~ seE, 10 good repair. Terms easy.
W. v. H0GR 4 BRO,
ssps h-.iey's Block, i0S Market Street.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
Dor Akin pursuance Of q decree
f-ldered By .la Circuit Court Of Ohio county,
Wet yirfalA, A. The June term, 1871, In cause
IN chanceTy tlsrsln pending, In which AloAGO
GAIA Il coz all4Ant, and sheFTard Clemens and
otherl Afe dEigl Lglta, shall, a. special commits
aioner named is AID decree, oder At public sale,
81 The ffoEt llpi Of tho court house Of Ohio
ooanty,o or
SATURDAY, OCTOBER :, 1871.
Bsg'nnilg C. 30 O'clock a. n, the following de-
scri3ed Tual UlEait, situate In the city OF Wheel
lRg. and sai5 West Virginia, that 10 70 say:
/ A par o. q iGi or parcel Of ground on Union
stroSl, Ia ted s-Y. beisg portion OF lot No. iai,
shd uhieh Arr % bounded a. follOWs; Beginning
q the corner o. an allCy running from Union
street, thoIce nth said alley northeaHtWALoly 70
foet 70 the enntu' 0f the smoke house erected on
aid lot thtlGG ~ l.Ie binding thereon a.
nEht ANGIE DO aid alley, and parallel win
Cnloa alreoi atstWGnily - feet; thence by
iua 81 rf-st Lsgltg 70 tls aAld last lmenI,ohlea
ln- ana Eall " sAd alley, 10 feet TO uhiSn
stf-ri. u-aer -l.s Ju.on street - feet 70 the
planu u Huuiug being the same property con
rsyod % ard slGTE-d Clemens by isaac y
HfirhaiI ~ vile by iced dated OetobeT ",
ists and o. Ticl "a ne Recorders ONCE OF
Jhio oogs 3 il decd rock No n, page Bl.
4 Ths Z .afr6f 0f aid 5heTTard Clemona being
- unfIylfnI ugrlh d n undivided half OF lot
~ Isl 81 DO oHTuET Of Union aud Fourth
sirrsIs thf sane being % feet on Fourth street,
sd rahnlEE bs -Ga Width l3a ieet on Union
slfrst toa fl.rfT 20 nlHy, For a more partlcu
~ description uf s Dot, reference Ia mAde TO
10 q I'd b. vbIrh 19hn Richie and wife con-
tryel ne - ll0 Tod " Clemens, dated June II,
IsiI. aud q ufd6d IN the Recorders office Of
utio county iu Deed Book No ", page 10.
Trans OF aaLE- OurthlTd OF the purchase
money, and surl further sums as the purchaser
aay elect iu ,nd, tho hAAnce in equal Install.
meats 81 slg ND twelve months from the day Of
aas, bear l5rrs; from that day, tho pur-
ghaseF gi't, bJud with approved security foE
dsisrred inftsilmrnts. title TO be retained until
payment q Purchase money In full.
WILLIAM r. HUBBARD,
sspls-Wg special Commissioner.
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CHRoNos sacrificed at auction thlseven.
ing at 1877 Main street.
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CAPITAL, SI40,OOO,
With the privilege Of increasing the Same to
'A - 100000.
DIRIoToRs:
William Bailey, AOnEo LoEing,
Dr.. WIN. J. Bate, a. y. Ad1PpS,
A AsSFSS stIa ISnnen T E4@1s HaRass
A. ]. Cecil,
This Company having been In aueee9sfnl oper'
alton for nearly two Year, Ia prepared % take
TiBk8 at hiF rates Oh Buildings Of all kinda, 4eI'
chAndlRe, Manufacturing RstAbliAhmentg, Furni'
tnre, Steamboats,, and cArgoes on the Western
Rivers and LAkes 9lAO TO Issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores. This Company being
composed mostly Of our leading buAinees men,
recommends itself to the hyoEG6le consideration
OF the inBuring public, and eolicits their pAtrO-
mage, Applications for insurance will DO prompt.
" attended % ct their o6ice, BAILRVS BLOCK,
NO. iO0 AS WSi LILY BAILEY, PreSt.
ALoNZ0 LoRING, Vice Preat
N. O. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
". q. 1GNKW, ASS't ssc'y. jAnlI
nIRR 8 MARINE INSURANCE co.
u OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED III 1881.
Takes riSka at the lowest nate. on RulldingS oil
al kinda, Furniture and Merchandise, and on
DmlOEORS:
A, Wilson, VIM. 8. GOshOEn,
Thomas 0'Brien John Reid,
John Murine, Ajax RoRela,
3. ], Stone, VIM. A. Wilson.
Allied Caldwell,
once up StaIrB In the "InsurAneo Building,"
nsTt dodF 70 the MOrchAnts' National Bank.
A. WILSON, Pres't.
JOHN Rid, ST., Vic0 Pres'L
7. O. NoAFRE, sec'y. lAn29