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q ec for amber STAT: and wsssm Ono load No nnwsu
e Il q: sss;
Corr w,s amsr The sslss vsrs about 81 90 bushs = To
IS sa ss'' o: :se ssS ds
Sou sHs Rye 's.: %.:
dull and nominal q s0c ssc. Barley dull and nom
FsIisHrs.. This msrks. stm remains dun, while rates
10 ss Ts
sossss@ents wers:To LIVERPOOL by steam scc boxes Of
s. e %sss
:: IL % SS ss.s sS rs assmsrp sren
boxes bacon S6s The charters were IA British hence
@
private terms weasel from ban. to
I1ssrs-Ths marxs. wa. dun for both foreign and
hear Of ssls: bull. New Orleans new crop al prices
Centrifugal and mred.......iSo .s6o. &C. @ ssc
Mascovadc. reclining. sc. soa.
Muscovado grocery........... 4 sSc. Ss SSc'
Porto kic0 a ~. 5oc'
HNnGiinsn N na,L Islands 2sc. s ssc. sc
NAVAL $.cnis marss. spirits ,uspsniias
5bs al Wilmington at ssc free board and S. freight to
London and caro- Of S SDs a. w. on snr
ss,e. bs. a ss 500 SsIa Al ss0s and
at 20 and cargo loo bbls strained, at Wilmington. on
PErRoLEuMThe market for refined to-day was dull and
nominal There were sales reported 'Chanse quoted
a va. .Ul pS, or Sa dscad p
We hear sales of LOCO bbs balance month &c.,
S' duh and nominal g sso The sale, since chanss
month al 2c. 800 bbs crude for early january
cry at l2c Al the Greek Sl 81 05
ans y ~ = Tho Sales TnS %rs b
white remainder Of month slac later 1900
do sod for 2l9zc. the market cosing at that price
ages cut meats. s ao lard re- p.a
So e The oar he d" ri
Forward delivery We q about 500 sO. mostly
quiet and uschansco Beet hams were quiet but steady at
1913 S5 with sales or Is bbs within the Bacon
long clear al c 200 oTcs do short clear at &C. 100 boxes
short rib at 7c and 5o boxes sratord on private terms
OF l6O boxes short hams at s 00j heavy picked
hams, In bulk at $780, and ZOO green hams lbs. at sc
only asoa SO o on the spot and ao ercas Tor
December Giy lard sold 70 the extent q sOO ierce.
saosa were ou
RICE continued In moderate demand and steady. The
Puna a. 7c and $50 bags Of Rsnsoon at sc a.
SUaAa-1he market for raw to-day waa dull, but Without
Ios as sssss Pr.ss
prvate terms, 2sS boIc. clayod At iohs. Refined
was only IN moderate demand At previous figures We
sso S' good 70 prime s0Gs psauns. s sa'lns s fair
sS 70 81 ssG.ii sroTs %a.ass $780,
sha. haSs sna ssa.sllss aae' s%s.ad
Boxes Dutch standard: Nos: Ito O. 5Mv. sAc. DO u
ia Il S' ise no do ao ao white,
2 f24c: Porto Rico-Common to prime relnlng, $50.
ssad fs'r No 20 osOs'
Nos. ~ 70 L. stc loc. Manlla-superior and extra
sTFARNk was dull aud entirely nominal at Oc for prime.
TALLow.The marke! was quiet but steady. We hear Of
sales OF about 0G lbs good country at 9c and small lots
wnsHEy@ReceIps. NY $50 bbls Tho market was oul and
lower closing at @ The sales wero about 55 bbs at that
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
CoRsA- BUsSGNa.--At East Chester, on Wcdnes-
day, December 13 at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. J. NJ. Carroil, CHARLES C0RsA
to EAMA, daughter OF y. H. Bussng. a.
HAMTLrON-~FOOTu.--UnM Monday, December III,
1871, at the Church or the Holy Communion, New
YORK, by tho Rev. Dr. Lawrence, THEODORE II. HAM.
IIT0N, OF New York, 10 HELEN H., only daughter OF
the late Hon. Thomas n. F00to, OF BnnalO.
sxAxIs-Y0VNQ,-0n ThursdN evepipg. DgVepber
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

COD DaianceS. 1,6O3, 0O3
Currency balances. 1,s7o.473
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was quiet and steady, Tho
speculative interest-seid0m large one IN this de-
partment OF the Stock Exchange--is not embar-
rassed BY the money market lenders readily accept
ing seven per cent currency for loans pledge Of
bonds, and hence the market rejects the appTecia-
ton OF the national credit and the favor in which
our securities are held abroad To-day the London
quotation was trtfe lower, but steady.
reaction after large advance as noted since
| the Presidents Message was received In Europe
beilss very natural matter the following were
the closing street 5 sS this eyehng-Unted states
currency sixes 49,. 1l8.:; do. do., 1881, regis
lered, l13az I'D; do. do, coupon III ll5Ai Do
fve-twenties registered, May and NoveMaer, l0eA
o ITO; do do, 1852. coupon, do, 1927 l1oH; do.
do. 1854. do do, lo0T ll0h; do. do, 1866, do.
do., 1l1M l1ls; DO. do, registered, January and
July, 11lh 1l1ss; do do, 1865 coupon, do, IlaX
a 114k; do. do, 1867, do. do. 115I 1I5N; do.
do. 1868, do do, 115A 1853; do, ives Of 1884,
funded registered, 100 1o9H: do. do. do, coupon,
lb9 1093s; do en-forttes, registered, l05 1o9;
do. do GSSGpon, i0Sji i65K.
STOCKS DULL UNSETTLED AND LOWER.
The STOCK market led on with great buoyancy as
consequence OF the wider knowledge OF the iavora-
bic features OF Saturdays bank statement and in
anticipation OF o relaxation IN the money Market
the feeling being assisted by the larger bSD opera.
tors. who bought freely and In large bi ooks to
courage general development OF activity on their
side OF the market. The outside interest was,
however, limited 10 tri1ing inquiry,
the extent OF which II best Indicated by
the ofncial transactions given at the end OF this
article, the recorded sales OF the board serving
generally as the best guide to the real extent OF
legitimate ''orders.n fending this movement th ere
was fair activity In Pacific MAIL which advanced to
Sax, aud In one or two other present favorites
which improved nearly one per cent. But the gene
raj market dragged ana responded only family to
the rather brilliant speculation In Pacific Mail.
Eventually, with the stringency In money at the
close OF and after banking hours, sudden downward
movement In, the strongest turning the weakest
and prices went below even those made as the
beginning OF business, so that the dealings at
the wind up In the Long Room and on the sidewalk
were at the lowest stage OF tue day. Panama was
quietly strong and advanced TO So. The express
stocks were unusually active and all In good de-
mand at considerable Improvement Ocean Bank
shares were bid ana Is asked.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
A.~.us Aa-.
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souTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.

The Southern list was depressed BY the news
paper accounts Of recent proceedings In the legis-
lature OF South Carolina and Virginia. The bonds
OF the former State were actively weak on the
official report OF an overissuc. ani the new Jolly
issues fell to 25 The virginas were likewise
affected by the proposed suspension or funding
and deferment OF resumption OF interest, the new
consols being especially weak, and dropping 70 90.
!. ghese were the culef features el the deal
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n DAP. Sa,rd1y Evsnina

T0talD. l,to4 o53 x,V1J
For future devery basn low middlIng the sales have
been as follows -sssprd,y evening December 200 as
10 i$iss 500 lsile Deg 4 10 riss;; 10 q isns
100 a 10 isc April aoS a. 2ohc May. 100 20 7loc free
board, Savannah or Charesion, sb0 y 1000
4 a-lss s9S lsSs. i iisc T.srsss iSS @ q
isS Ssro So =, Ap s !. "a sIso S
nsS-Tois. $500 bales: Grand total, m,7OO bales.
icws:-ro Liverpool By steam, Ssd "a Sy SAN 7.sad
Esd To Hsvrs ~ steam. lc gold SAIL 40 To Hamburg.
eompresssd To Baltic ports By san. Nc : lc. gold:
Or.eans 7e2l Mobile, as95 savannah l5s Charles
sSn ss mo;,on III g1''mo,s AZ. s
week, aS,0': this day :ast year. 25so7. We quotei-
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The name OF Mr. 9. II. Slocum, editor OF the st.
Charles Herald, has been approvingly mentioned by
o number OF the republican Journals OF the state as
candidate for the position OF Chief Clerk OF the
Minnesota House OF Representatives at the ensuing
session OF the Legislature.
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CATTLE MARKET.

market beef cattle firm l0c &c., with
Mt lic 15c. The market Hogs lower,
ranging 4c. 4Ic Reccips 1900 cattle and 1000
hogs
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Tne quotations based cotton running quality
than halt grade above or below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND KoceiptsFlour, II 469 bble. wheat,
$500 bushels JASON do meal, 90 bbls and $50
bags oats bushels; barley, 500 do The -four
ke ruled dull but unchanged Shipping extras
Quiet but firmly he'd The :acs were about 3Aoo bbs
Rye -four qulet 100 bbs sold at quotations. South
hour still dull but prices nominaly the
The sales were about 500 bbs Corn meal dun for both
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Dec Is, 1871
Cotton steady; good ordinary c l79c. receipts
l,l0O bales; sales, l 300; stock. S6,643.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Is. 1871.
Cotton easer mddngs 1876; net receipts 1891 bale; ;
gross 1864 exports Britain, tho Continent
2Uv0 coastwise, 5So sales, 6000 stock, l3ii52. !.
SAVANNAH, Dec. IL, 1871 !.
Cotton Buyers and sellers apart tending down. unset
middings, 1890. l6Hc receips 1904 bales
ports Great Britain to France 362: to Barcelona
600 Genoa el2 Sales 500 stock, 70,55; exports coast
wise, 893 - -
MOBILE, Dec. 10, 1871
Cotton dull and heavy; mddngs l8s<c.; ne. receipts
3,825 bales sales 500 stock, bl,279. - - :
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Haif-pn,t Five O'CLOCK p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Dec ls-6P.M.
CorFKE.-The market to-day has been active and sti re.
very nrm The sales aggregate loc7 bags as fol-
lows16s0 bags per Elizabeth sherrs O27 do per Peter
o. Warwick 5000 do per South America, 900 per Alps
800 do per MORO Castle. all private terms We
quote;-Cargoes (so, 16c. l5kc do do. far. 1870
lss<c, do. do good, 16hc. l6Isc prime l6ac
c; gold, in bond 10 dsy:; Aaracsibo l,S isc Laguay
lSc. 24c., gold duty paid
moderate, at about decline in prices For future dev
ery there q moderate business at l., &c.
easter The sales reported Change to-day wsre a.
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IA, 1871, hy Rev. Jam0B Kennedy, CURTIS BBARL -
Miss SUsAH YOUNG. bOch OF this city
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Is shown In the Il

In The gold loan market the ra.es Tor carrying
were per cent, gOid and i-32. The operations OF
the Gold Exchange Bank were as iollows:-
Gold cleared. S32 o67 600
Gold balances. ces.................... ..... 1608, 603
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1870,473
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| The following table shows the highest and lowest
| prices OF the principal stocks during the day.


The following were the bids for the railroad
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THE BROKEN BANKS.
The Kotseuness Of tho Ocean Bank-Mceting Of
Dspositors-A Report That Don't and
Does Suit the Depositors- Calender
To Bs Looked After
The Comptroller Of the Currency
Speaks.

large meeting OF the creditors OF the ocean
Bank was held yesterday, at ~ PARK place. TO hear
tho report OF the special committee appointed on
Thursday TO investigate the condition Of the instu
tiou.
The meeting was called to order by B. @. wandell
chairman OF the committee, who stated that tho
committee waited upon the receiver, were cordially
received by MI Davis, and alter lengthy exaIni-
nation the committee completed report, which Mr.
Walker the secretary, would now read.
The report Is as folows:-
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THE PRIZE RING.
The Mace-COburn Fight-TOm Allen
offers TO fight O'Baldwin-

New YORK, May GA few bets
were made in sporting houses to-day
even on the Mace and Coburn contest.
Coburn has selected for his motto Gre
land and America and no surrender"
and is striving to make the fight an in
ternational affair, Mace being an En-
ghshman. 1t is conceded by all that
Coburn's partizans will be largely in.
the majority at the ringside.
Mace has written letter stating that
efforts have been made by designing
persons, taking advantage Of the death
of Coburn's wife, to injure the former
in the estimation Of the public, because,
as..represented, he insisted on the con-
test occurring on the day specified. He
denies that he so insisted and states
that his agent sent to Coburn offering
to postpone the affair, and Coburn
stated that he wanted no postponement
and had an opportunity to determine
some six hours afterwards, when the
offer was renewed and he had time for
reflection.
ST. LOUIS, May 6.-Tom Allen who
claims the pionship, has offered
to fight o Baldwin for from $1,000 to
$500 side, the fight to take place
within fifty miles Of New Orleans or st.
Louis.
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Sale of Valuable Lands
IN POCAHONTAN C0INTY.

PURSUANT To A DECREE OF THE
district Court OF the United States for
The District OF West Virginia, pronounced on
the 18th day of March, In the year M, IN
the case Of Peter II. Warwick against Will
liam f. Warwick, we or one OF us VIII, on
the 10th day Of June in the year 1871, the first
day OF the Circuit Court OF the county OF
PocahontaS, before the Court House thereof,
sell tO the highest bidder, the real estate In
the said county Of POcnhOntIS, owned by
the said William +. Warwick-that Is Ia
say:
\ tract on the waters Of the North Fork
Of Greonbricr and Back creek and Deer
creek, estimated To contain HJta acres, icOn-
Sisting Of parts VI lands owned by Robcrt
e. Warwick In hrs lifetime, including that
part not sold by the said William +. War
wick described and represented In "a report
and plat filed In the Circuit Court OF the
said county Inf the case Of Warwick against
Warwick's heirs, AZ ~ acres, and the whole
Of lots No. and 3, described and represent
cd In the said report and plat0
And one-half the Interest owned by the
said Robert &. Warwick in his lifetime In a
tract called the Allegheny land, mentioned
I'm the said report.
We, or one Of us, will require, on account
OF the said tract first mentioned, the pay
mept OF money I'm hand sufficient to pay
the costs Of an action at law In the said de-
cree mentioned and Of the said suit nrst
mentioned, To the said sale, and the charge
for advertising ana commission for making
and any other expense attending the same,
and the residue OF the purchase money for
that tract and the purchase money for the
said interest in the other land Aforesaid,
One-half in six months and the other half
in twelve months after the said sale, WIN
interest thereon from the time thereof; and
will take bonds from the purchaser or pur-
chasers respectively, with personal security,
and retain a lien on the lands for the pur-
chase money not paid II; hand.
JOHN \. HOFFMAN,,
CHARLES J. +. CRESAP,
apr1S-dtW Commissioners,
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MINISTERIAL SCANDAL.
Two Young Girls Subjected to
Cruel Treatment-One Of Them
Outraged.

CHICAGO, May Rev. j. H. Nolt,
Rev. E. w. Drew and Rev. j. II.
Leonard, clergymen officiation in and
connected with the Marine Bethel, are
charged with the most serious offenses.
The former it is alleged, took an orphan
girl from the asylum and for three
years subjected her to the most brutal
treatment. While in his employ she
was outraged by one OF his family and
no attention paid to her complaints, and
often chastised for mentioning the sub
ject. When she was about to become
a mother they refused to allow any
respite.from her hard labor For hours
he stood over her at the wash-tub with
a threatening club. That night the
poor girl was prematurely confined,
and her illness that followed nearly re-
suited in her death.
A sister Of this girl lived with Mr.
Leonard and was subjected to most
cruel treatment for six years; denied
schooling, decent clothing or any priv
ilege. 1t is alleged that often when
Leonard came home..from his ministerial
visits in the country the poor girl was
called from bed, in the coldest weather,
to take care of his horses. The young
est sister continued at Leonard's until
three weeks ago. The cause OF her
leaving was forcible violation of her
person by Rev. Edward w. Drew,
another minister connected with the
Marine Bethel. There is much excite
ment in religious circles and suits have
been commenced.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
American Medical Association.

San Francisco, May 6.-ln the Con,
vention OF the American Medical AS
sociation yesterday, the principal topic
Of discussion was the admission Of
female delegates. In the morning ses-
sion a resolution was introduced for the
admission of females into the Associa-
ton. After considerable debate in
which speeches were made by Messrs.
Thomas, Of Philadelphia, and Harding,
of Indiana, in support Of the resolution
and johnson, Of Missouri. in opposition,
the resolution was laid over.
Upon the assembling of the Conven-
ton in the afternoon, the question was
again revived and resolution introduc,
ed according professional recognition
to female physicians and acknowledging
their right as members and to be receiv-
ed as graduates of the female institutes.
The consultation was warm and after
an exciting debate the resolution was
made the special order for an extra
evening session. During the evening
session the question was again discussed
and continued until ii P. NJ. at which
time the question was still undecided.
EVENING SEssToN.-The question OF
the recognition and admission into the
association of female delegates occupied
the entire session Of the Medical Con-
vention last evening. The debate was
warm and exciting, Drs. Stille and
Thomas of. Philadelphia, favoring the
resolution for their admission and DR..
Stoner, of Boston, opposing. 1t was
finally decided to postpone the matter
indefinitely, ,lthere being no possibility OF
the question being amicable settled.
DR.. Thomas, though representing the
Philadelphia Woman's College, was
maintained and accredited representa-
ton in the Convention throughout
the session. After the disposal of the
female recognition resolution, the Con
yention adjourned sine de-
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NEW YORK.
After an AbseondIng Collector.


New YORK, May 6.-Solicitor Ban
field of the Treasury Department and
Col. Whitley of the Secret Service
Bureau, who leave for San Francisco
tomorrow are supposed to be in search
of a fugitive Collector Of Internal
Revenue.
Body Found.
The body of well-dressed man, with
all the pockets of his clothing cut or
turned inside out, was found in the
water at Picken's Island, yesterday.
He had on a black cloth suit and SILK
vest. 1t is thought he may have been
passenger on a Sound steamer.
Col. Blood I'm Court.
Colonel Blood, Of the firm OF Wood
hull, Clsfin & Co., appeared in court
to-day to answer the charges made
against him by the mother OF one OF
the lady brokers. No complainant ap-
pearing, the case was adjourned till
May 18th.
The Contempt Case OF Jay Gould.
The contempt case of Jay Gould was
called in the United States Court to-day
to decide on the punishment to be
meted out to him for his contumacy
in not producing the books OF Erie
Railway in court. The matter, after
debate, was adjourned over for two
weeks, to see if there would be any
further trouble.
The East River Bridge.
New YORK. May THE work OF
erecting East River bridge progresses
favorably. The caisson for the New
York end of the bridge will be launched
on Monday morning and force OF one
hundred workmen will be employed
erecting upon it seventeen courses OF
timber. Thirty thousand cubic yards
of mud is to be removed. The excava-
ton will extend forty feet below the
river bed and one year will he spent on
the foundation. The shortest period
assigned for the completion of the bridge
is six or seven years.
$1,000 Worth OF Diamonds Stolen
Last evening messenger from well
known jeweler here entered the Grand
Central Hotel and deposited with the
clerk package marked Mrs. White
ney, Room $40 Grand Central Hotel. "
The clerk called the bell boy and or
dered him to take it to so. Shortly
afterwards he was asked if there was a
bundle for a lady in 80, and replied
that one had been sent up by the boy
an hour before. 1t appears that the
boy has disappeared with the bundle,
containing $4,000 worth of diamonds.
Search was made for the boy but prov
ed frutless. Detectives have been en-
gagged to work up the case, and for the
present suspicion rests on Mr.. Miller,
the clerk.
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INDIANA.
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed.

INDIANAPOLIS, May Ga petition in
bankruptcy was filed yesterday against
the Indianapolis, Cincinnati q. Lafayette
Railroad Company, by E. and j. F,
Richardson and z. Henstis, based upon
commercial paper amounting to over
100000. The cause is fraudently suf-
fering the property Of the company to
go into the hands of the receivers
illegally appointed, and permitting the
commercial paper of the company to 60
unpaid for fourteen DAYS after it was
due. On Tuesday next application will
be made to Court for a warrant Of
seizure. The petition is a joint one and
upon the promissory notes made by the
company to Henry Crawford, of Chicago,
D. T. Wright and Carter Gazlay.
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An AdrOit Robbery.

BROOKLYN. n. Y, May Shorty
after eight o'clock yesterday afternoon,
a daring and adroit robbery was perpe-
trated in the house of John N. Canda,
327 Present street The thieves entered
unknown to the inmates and after
thoroughly searching the house Oh.
tsined valuables to the amount OF
seven hundred dollars and one thousand
dollars worth Of United States bonds.
No clue has been found.
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remper.nee Convention.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, May 6.-The at
tendance at the Temperance Convention
held in Webster city this week was ex-
ceedingly good considering the stormy
weather. A committee Of FIVE was ap-
pointed to confer with churches and
temperance societies, and then call q
State temperance meeting this summer
to organize q State Temperance So
.ciety.
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THE COAL TROUBLES.
The Miners Resuming Work.

PorrsvILLE, Pa. May 6.-The miners
of the Columbia colliery have accepted
the operators offer of fixed wages for
the balance Of the year. The miners
at the Lawrence colliery and Mahoney
Plane have also accepted the operator
offer, and will resume work on Monday.
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Agricultural Works Burned.

CINCINNATI, May 6.-Blimer & Nor
tons agricultural works, which were
destroyed by fire last night, were in
sured for $45, 900, $2S, 900 of which sin
home companies and the balance divided
among other companies abroad. About
sixty hands are thrown out Of employ
ment.
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A German named Geo. Birdinauer
fell down a flight of stairs at 81 Butler
street, Cincinnati, yesterday morning
and received injuries from which he
died yesterday afternoon.
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Fire and Marine Insural
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN Isa

TAKES RISKS AT THE Low ES T
rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Furniture
and Merchandise, and on Goods in Transit
DIRECTORS:
A. Wilson, VIM, s. Goshorn,
Thomas O'Brien, John Reid,
John Murine, Alex. Rogers,
T.. J. Stone, VIM. A. Wilson.
Alfred Caldwell,
CO Office up stairs, in the "Insurance
Building" next door TO the Merchants
National Bank.
A. WILSON, President.
JOHN REID, Sr., Vice Pres't
T. C. McAFEE, Secretary.
janis
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sTRlYED HORSE.

on THE d INST. A LIGHT BAY
" Horse al n thirteen hands high
strayed into nh liable In North wheeling,
which the OWN pR have by calling, prov
ing property ana Rying charges.
myS IN o.. W. BCkHART.