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Wants.
General Notices.


SEALED PROPOSALS VIII =
" received by the connIiteS q, iWw iuIl 81
until one O'Clock Saturday. iSa.n A!et He,h
I9r me making and dalIyryins ~ ~ y NJ, IN
six hundred feet Of four ma ~ y 1holt I'M.
an fSSh , iSS Ens Pipe to benIne 1IV,sea
lplt lhe different kinds Of pIns y. bFneAei 10
ne plugs, n such qaRntity III ytSp tpt1 isi
WAFER works may order, ma nt Sotlnl tieeOa
o. moulded In dry Elnd. IN /. y Plpee 10 Be al
sition and OF good dark nov ~ Pendieulll DO.
DC easily drilled. Each pns ~ rU g hat It can
leet Tour inches long, the IN, tP.s0e % botWelye
a ~ more aD. tnan three hundred An weigh
ana 1ot Ie,s than three hundted ,sS NV poundI
pounds, and the SIX inch pIpSte TS SSS my aW
SnAn I'VE hundred andi ana nSl w nsos more
hundred lted and ninety pounds. IrSS ;. WA ioot
uluetent kinds 70 DO delivered \, HtlgS q
Wnefe tne pipe 10 needed:-Gisb ! NY .ttfest
street boxes 70 be made, The TD,tH oAatE Of
10 three months amer the enntrrS III " q eols
Ene CONTRACTOR 10 give bond and SSsr ~ elaa
lunlment Of the contract. Wiz pina !, y he
test Of TWO hundred and City po5nS, y -
pressure 70 he square Inch ana "a \, ,LIIlale
wheeling under the auperVlslon' M N. s - u
tendentoI tho Water WoFl,E and n Nv IPWih
OF the contractor, The CITY reSCrvSi N, IpSnls
receive or reject any or ali hids ~. nghin
endorsed Proposals. for WatSS p,raH 'SSsNI v
&C. and 10 be left with the Cle,S Nm -,
..c ANDREW WiLS6rsS NY
aaG Chairman Com. on WIttf W.,
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The New Rates Of PostaEpei..Nots
from Postmaster RaRlInR. .olll
) PosroFFIcE, August 4, 1s79.

~ 70 uslpFFlCE, August Z, 1874.
To the RditOrs Of tho Intelligence. .y %,
DEAR SlRs: Isee by this mornlue,5
issue OF your paper you have beeuiisd
into an error concerning rates OF postapeI
You have stated that "packages OF div
goods, hardware, drugs, Except liquid
drugs, and other merchandise not exceeEi.
ing twelve ounces in weight, can be mail.
ed 10 any part of lhelGnited States ut a
charge ol two couts for each two ounces
or fraction oil twoouncHs.l "A
pair Of boots, u neither boot weighs more
than the specified twelve ounces, NAV be
wrapped up IN two separate parcels and
sent across the Continent for twenty.lour
cents, 80 &c" ms -.r-. I---
Section 100 OF the new, Postal Code
reads: AVAILABLE matter shallbs divided
into three classes; first, letters; second
regular printed matter; third, miscellane.
Gus matter" ~ Ia t-,,f-r5. ,,l'',,,T -,
1t il the third class that Is referred 10
here; and among the articles embraced
in this may mentioned, Tor example
books, maps, prints, 3ehgravings, blanks,
flexible patterns and samples of mer.
chandise, not exceeding twelve ounces In
weight (hiquids, poisons, glass, expln
sive materials and obscene books are ex.
Guided IRON the inails) I.lala a1s. uo'gin
H0n mSilahle matter of this. class
(third) postage shall be charged at the
rats Of one cent for each two ounces or
fraction thereof. Doublethese rates shall.
be charged for booksg6nhEplRpf Rlstals.t
oreS, mineraIS-aRd t1SnehdhdiSe.n- !
You wilfobSefve thatin 'tmiscallA
matter" Ia embraced only, sqnlpies Of hard.
ware, drugs and olher merchandise, as
well as metals, ores, 90, 60. Anythipe1
more than this is chargeable al letter
rates. ,,f. ,s,.,og s,I, - t -,
The new law, Il appears, has been
framed for tue purpose OF placing hard,
ware dealers, grocers, c.Se I'd on the same
looting, as TO forwarding samples, as the
Dry goods dealers. b The old law embraced
nnly samples Of flexible materivls, Il Is
not the design omaSe the mai The chan.
mel for forwarding goods the same as an
express company, I..4i i'i15 an u.
/ have tried tomake this clear, ana i'll
You will be kind enough 10 publish, nav
perhaps prevent much annoyance and |
oss TO the public. 10 ~. (. t'"h : ~ III
Very respectfully, e''' ioi. Z %
C RAMLINes F1 NJ ~
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Hon. John ]. Davis Position and
pF0SDectO.

Prospects.
Wehaye been authorized by next
iriendor Hon. JOHN ]. DAVIS, ant.Ring
candidate for Congress, to say that he is
unqualiaedly opposed to GREELEY, to
CAMDEN and to the Charleston Consttu.
ton. Mr.. DAVIS Is in rather Indifferent
health at present, and Is not able to make
30 general canvass as he would like; but
he,Wlll speak between now and the cleo
ton at all points in the district Chat he
may DO able 10 Teach. BE and Gov
JACOB will address Q mass meeting to-day
at Weston, and another tomorrow al
olarksburg. Those desiring Mr.. DAVE
to address meetings should put them
selves In Communication Fl, with him
FzInths connection we may add thats
day spentat olarksburg in attendance on
the Convention there Tuesday satisfied US
thatMr DAVIS has q powerful hold on the
Democrats ofthe district, and will receive
very large Democratic support at the
coming election. In Clarksburg the Dem.
octats are enthusiastically for him. We
were told not a half dozen in the town
would vote against him. His friends there
claim they will carry Harrison county by
900 majority. 1t may serve to indicate
ths feeling to mention that out Of fifty
delegates appointed by Harrison county
to Tuesdays Convention, only FIVE or
six took any part IN its proceed
iugs, The rest were for DAVIS and
refused 10 have anything to do with the
Convention. Some Of the rames reported
as present were not present. FLOYD NEE.
LEYand Judge STUART, Of the Doddridge
county delegation, refused to go INTO the
Convention, because they were for DAVIS,
The Convention was very slimly attended.
There were no delegates present from
Lewis, IN adjoining county, none from
Gllhdr. Calhoun, Writ, Peasants or
Welzel, leaving but twothirds Of the
district represented, and that very lightly.
How much Of this absenteeism resulted
from upwillingness to oppose Mr.. DAVIS
We do not know, but good deal Of it
we have no doubt.
Mr. DAVIS friends III Clarksburg,
Democratic aud Republican, were greatly
pleased over the nomination of WILSON
instead Of Coon. They say Coon would
hsFeTun beNaIR that end Of the district
on account opbeBohaI disaiFction and
objection to WILSON, While the former
would undoubtedly have done much bet.
Ter than WILSON in the Panhandle, and
they say DAvslwill, beat WILSON easily
while Coon would have made the contest
much closer. 81.
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The Result in North carSaSs.

From the N. Y. PosO Etft5gySA
We have reiraihed irom Ring
uponGtha result Of the election la n eft6
Carolina, until the smoke 81 Tie contest
had cleared, and the clalnofs Of Il 81 Be- and
disappointment alike been sifenced BY a
knowledge Of the Truth It now seems
that the democratic state ticket has sue.
Ceeded, II, has succeeded at Sll, by very
small majority, five oil the eight Congress.
men chosen are still democratic as now,
while very large Majority Of the leGisla.
ture onlyis reported 10 be on the demo.
cratic side. ...,, ...,-,
In order to understand distinctly the
full bearing Of these facts, il should be re.
mAfkedthat the proper comparison ofthe
vote this zeal, Is not with tho vote Of 1871
but with the vote OF 1870 Tho vote OF
1871 was on the question ola Constitu.
tional Convention, In which it was pro.
posed TO make such radical changes in
the fundamental laws oil the state as would
have almost certainly brought about an
armed collision between two parties, The
Republicans and the more sensible and
conservative democrats united TO vote
down this measure, and 1t was defeated
bya majority ofabout ten thousand. This
wGsnot q majority as between democrais
and Republicans, but on other and much
more vital tissues. But in 1870, for the
trst Time since tue state was reconstruc:
ted, there was strict party vote on the
election of an Attorney. General aud OF
members Of the Legislature. II was cur.
rled by the democrats with majority of
nearly 6Ye:thousand.
Now II the, democrats are holding their
own they should equal that vote In this
election But they only claim that Mer.
rimon's majority may be from two thou.
sand five, hundred TO three thousand,
which Is a Republican gain Of two OF
three thousand on the count in 1872 In
spitepf all the n1ismanagemcnt Of party
leaders and organs, which, 1t Is to belhol.
ed, will not be repeated, the Democrats
can not claim victory on the State
ticket, have gained nothing thus far in !
Congress, and only gained clearly and,de.
cidedly In the legislature, which chooses
a Senator in the place Of Pool. Accord.
Ing TO this reading, then, the State has
been lost to.the administration, partly by |
ila.ialpEe 10 appreciate the position, but
chiefly through, lis completely with that
Senatorial conclaye at Washingto against
which ithAsbeen so often and faithfully
warned .AdAiQEI TQwoEul-E ryJl
Whether this check Is TO become a ca.
lamity or not viii depend upon twoI
thing frst, the discernment OF the ad.
Intnlstration In ascribing the event to, ia
true causes; and, second, upon tho actiyi.
tyand vigilance Of the great body OF the
Republicans, who have become apathetlc
In their confidence, and disposed to trust
the entire work OF tho campaign to OF.
feesholders md few jealous and per-
hAps interested managers.
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THE MotgdhtOwh Constitution refers to
the Wheeling Democrat as a contriyanee
to"setup niger supremacy" "Niggef
supremacy, looks well In u paper that,
along with Charles Sumner supports
Greeley and endorses the Cincinnati plat.
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EYE0IcHTT RESTORED.

49, THE VOTERS OF THE
49, isTf QofyGRR sSIoNAL DISTRICT.
AT the earnest solicitation Of numerous friends,
adhounce myself as Republican candi date for
seat In the i9d Congress Of the United StAtos.
Was there time 70 Hecnre representation Of
the Republican sentiment OF the DlBtrlct In q
such Convention; but believing the time too
short 10 obtain thltresult, respectfully submit
my claims for the decision OF the voters at the
; i have raised my banner with Grant and VII.
son, Gov. Jacob and %The Constitution 10 It isn
Inscribed thereon, and propose 10 move lmmedl.
Ately upon llsir works.
Respectfully, HANSON CRIswRLL.
MouRDsyILLE, ", VA, AuRustT 1874, aus
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

one.half interest in the SheridHn Coal Works
acres OF coal, II acres OF surface, with mining
tAched. "
, ATTENTIoNl-onc oil the best MINING and
MANUFACTURING sites on the Ohio river. adioIn.
ihg town o. EBEtdgeport, Belmont county, Ohio;
lCU acres OF surface and 900 acres OF coal II de-
sired. Three good mines, with fixtures for load.
ing atFiyer, {. q T. r. R., or local delivery, and
considerable business attached. The best
water and coal boat hArbor on the Ohio river; 10
tenant hpnsoaa two large two story lacteries, one
q tnem has boiler. engine and lineof shaft
ing; the other is suitable for Foundry or Glass
Eurnace-all In good repair. Also j splendid
mte lor an lRoH FURNACE, ROLLING Mil. or
NAH. MIL. This valuable property h9s the best
o. Lime Rock, Cement Rock, Sand Rock and
Mineral Pamtstn great abundance and easy Of
access The best Of shipping facilities by river
or rAl-C., y p. R. r., passes through it. me
Ohio terminus Of Wheeling b Lake Efie X, R. Re
nOaf TO II. 1T also fronts no National Turnpike
road and the propos Wheeling, Lake Shore q
TulcafaWas alley 4, R. In the town Of Bridge,
pforL TINS village has churches, Schools, 4 Ma.
uonAl Bank, and street railway connection one
shortmne TO the centre Of the city OF Wheeling
This property merits the attention Of Capitalists
VINO Wish TO invest In coal or superior quality
and OF easy access to market and RlSo6f com
pa1ieS seeking the best sitSs for manufacturing
ana shipping IRON, NAILS, or GLAls.g.ln no
a. - BOOu aim III AuIBhu county, Weet va,
In good repair-lH acres, two. thirds cleared and
cultivated, balance In good white oak timber
70 acres bottom land! IEfmiles non Berkeley
springs and miles from b. & o. RE-. For sale
Or exchange for property In Ohio county, W. va,
go small Farm, 2S acres, ~ miles from
Wheeling, in Belmont county, Ohio, near th6
National Tnrnpike-AN under fence; IS acres
cleared and Orchard OF 100young trees on it@AlI
underlaid with eject vein ofCcuSl. n good mine
open, Alsoa superior Sand Stone Quarry. Has
log house and barn. This properly Is desirable
AI ~ Nety cneAp lalo0iI 81, 93EJ!slrOo bowed
part Of The. above. ONCE; NO !, corner Room.
N Lure House, Wheeling, ~. Va. LIlLIn ht5IN
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.y1ucnsiDfEDAa bioH nd

aDAgGHRRpy-o Wednesday morninp Au.
gust Z, lsf2, MARY DAuoHEBTT, aged 81 year,,
Tie funeral Win take place nom hsF lstss tts,I.
denee on ttA sttpst, thiS CfhstsdRl SnotaniaE Al
70 O'clock TaSaa, tnsslis hasRanii 80 10,
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10 To- the People OF Wost ylrrinIa. !

AtthseGrnest solicitation q numerous citiSguB
nom al parts Of the stRts, / have eouIantsd to
be an indspOudsnt candidate for reelection for
the ONCE Of Governor.
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,STATE OFdWEsT VIRGINIA, OHIO
NJ County oircutt Court, - - =
7rJ.A-HollldAy q Son ..-

4 TV,T -.
\ George B. Edwards and Others. - S AN't'
y Pursuant TO decree entered In the iEboSi
named Ganeeon the alst day Of June, $50, 1Wfll
ater at public sale a. The front door or the Conn
fAoase Of Ohio eonhty,f West Virginia, on 90
/ ..Io, SATURDAY, August II, 1874, . I'm.
begtnHinE II 10, o'clock A. NJ, the following ia
tseIthdd ptdpSrty' init ID 70 say: A two stor on
Bgne Building which was erected by said Geo
BJkdYlfdA and which stands npon the front nan
q lot NO: 70 In John EoffB addition to the CITY
9f wheeling and At the southeast conner OF Mar
tet And first 1treetS IN said city, together wifi
the leASehold estate Of said EdYsrdS M Tic Sait
Ieont part OF lot No, as running back 50 feet o.
First street. And In another fnme BUILDING
Standing on said part Of lot and contdlniup
ok rooms and . cellar, the estate Of said I'd
wards in said part Of lot and last mentioned
building being . )leasehold for tfetermS6 ~ lye
years, ending March 81, 1871, under a lease from
VIM. 9, Goshorr to him dated June ID, 1871, and d
| record In tho Office OF the Recorder of Ohio
county In Desa Book 6s, page "a, together with
l W tne rlgat uue, property and interest OF said
Stewards undersAid lease to which references ID
terest. Do t-r F7r.nr. 'r-'T-~'' =
Under said decree the Commissioner NAV sell
90 much aud such part Of the said estate Of IA.
wards a may seem proper 10 the Commissioner
ana DC s9nicient TO discharge the amount OF com,
TfKNs or sITTaous bs,f oF ,hs rrIt...S., "a
money, OF such Trthef eI1n A. tina ~ Z,
elect 10 hand the remainder in sir months from
ths Gay OF SALE, interest from that day, the
purchaser giving bond With approved SecirIty
Until payment OF purchEse money IN MI ''l
!: - WILIhEM p RWRRHpn
] JS2STh Snee,aI rom SIssisIss,
,STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~. Tst.s.." .2.sl .Lw -.!a =
4AsRiSFCPAnu ana heenAniea Bank OF Wheeling
LAMBDA ~ P,o., ia w. =, 4, NJ
t under the Arm name Of L, O, Frost &Co' In
$3.50, $500 80 o. y
AMI at5snI X. the said L. O. Frost q Co.
ps1it - - - l1t N1uSof -ylr.I .tN I'D
nefe under the hrm name OF Sherman 4 Cole,
,Th., ..,d =, q rs!
tne. bAlo LaU. Frost d Co. and others, In
GllAheetyssI rC.suBl Yd ar.Ig, va
The pAItleg 10 the above, named eAses nnclna.
ing Sanhe HAtlett, WeSiey Bowman md samncI
y. Jacob and all others having demaid an acAInSt
hOlfuna In thu hands Of Sald deieuuGut. JosenS
SeYb0ld, Will take notiee that In pursuGnee al a
decree Uttered on tho 18Th day OF Eoyember
1853, in the above named causes then heard no.
gether, Will on
MONDAY dbS SSthlI.v o,r.r,,., ,o4S-
!. 49,, 81 ~. -. -, to'S'
~ SP1ee 9n fonrth street, In the
III ~ N 4esIng: sst virginia proceed to as,
te!n1I t t Wy 4taouHt 2! lne tunu In the
!xI%sS SesenGGnH seq bold, arising nom
e9Ieoo we puopefty and fffeetS az the firm Of
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PROPOSALS,

ProPosals will 10 received BY the Una.,.,
until Saturday, Jlly y, at ~. n, ,SlEn
ton OF an addition to The Retoft Tor ny ~ ~
Clty Gas sWoEkA said addition 10 M 49,
by y feet and about 20 feet hleb. swain
Ptogosals will also be received Al tS,u,
time TOT the erection, In the yard Of tbe e1,S..Ls
pany, Of house TO contain Gn RrSSp,ts,V N.
hogleto be 20 BY IS feet and is Rel Mi, ~
hgposals viii also be received, untIl JD,v a
a. 4. r., for On Iron Roof for thoItSItcs Z
specifications for tho above work ON h. A.,
~ tne once o. the Superintendent Or ~ n,
Company, on LindSay street.. '-' w
,,as o,, Q. BAIRD
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special RotIces,

S1ch 10 the popularity Of this Remedy, that It
tetfeit It, uaing our sable Wrapper and olrchlRts
almost word for word even 10 the color and glld.
ing Of tho same. An Intelligent and honest pub.
lle viii ftoMn upon such attempts at deception,
mo We ehGn heieAftof pIoeeeuto 70 tho fdIlex.
Ing or buylng. shalt iniARkS 81 our COPY Feht
The ONLY GENUINE ARElOI.l ChIld'B Cure when
TSslaing. ,tAUGHLnSS INFANT CORDIAL
@i4T b tAuaHrIN BRoFHRRs q 90.
QolynEht entered and secured according 10
set OF Congress, fob9S .
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Daniel Dunbar, deceased, and Others. In
Chineery. '...I..... -
The object OF this suit is to compel settle.
itorB Of the same, and 70 ascertain the dlstribu-
ton already made and To be made OF the peoceeda
Of the sale OF the real estate OF the Said Dunbar
And Il appearing from an AtIldAvlt fled In thIb
cause that tho defendants, Julia A. Taylor, Mary
Junlus B. Dunbar, George r. Dunbar, Lille s.
Dunbar, David Ingram and Fanny Ingram, are
not residenta Of this State tits ordered that they
do appear hero within one month Afttr the date
Of the alt publication hereof and do. what IL
necessary toprotect their interests herein.
TeBte, IifiSAMUEL B McCoEAOCH, CLERK,
lPEoR b COCHRAN, Attorneys for Compl AinAnt
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PHeK y COCHRAEi Attorneys for Complainant

! The said defendants will take. notice, that on
the sth day Of September, ISL, between the
DO continued IRON umqto time until completed,
at the ollce Of g. L. CIlnmer, one Of the Com.
mlssionefs OF the Said Court, In the city Of
Wheeling, tho Plaintiff will take the Dispositions
Of each and every one OF the DefendantS in this
thStof R, Il, Cochran, and viii at the Gloss 81
the testimony proceed before the said Commits
Bloners to take the accounted the said estate and
the deposition already mAdea and tho distribution
10 be made therein. ) PECK h COCHRAN,
ausTh Solicitors for Complainants.
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I 7s''IfNI IT-EIII on -"-T-| WIN
The pattiea % the above, named cases (lnclud-
Ing Salt iatlett, Hesley Bowman aud Samuel
~ Jacob and all Others having demands apainst
ss9b0ld, will take notiee that In pursuSnee IN a
decree Uttered on tho 18Th day OF November,
1855, in the above named causes then heard 10.
Rether | will on ="
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County CircuIt Court. August Rules 1874.
Thomas Hughes ~

Il. W. Philips, Administrator Of tho estate Of
Daniel Dunbar, deceased, and Others. In
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MONDAY Zinc 9StRday ofIAuvo.t ,s1lI

STATE,t0 WEST VIRGINIA, M
~ the Municipal coRrt Of Wheeling. lslIII
Samuel LeEigHud LeEia WoodnAnSse, partner
Is LeWls& WoodtnanSee, Plaintiffs,
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One. half interest in the shcridan Coal Works.
u acres OF coal, II acres OF surface, with mining
fixtures, wagons, horses, &c, and busIness ii.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-28
East WaIlingscrd.

The hoary- headed monarch of win
ter does not stop to ''sit in the lap of
spring." here on the mountains as yet
but marches along with rapid and furi-
Gus strides, swaying his sceptre with
rigorous power, holding the rivers with
his icy bands, hurting the drifting snow
hither and thither and piling it up huge
", blocking the throughfardes of travel
and holding the powerful locomotive at
bay, freezing up aqueducts, if not tele-
graphs, nipping noses, ears and fingers,
and Withholding sap from the anxlously
waiting sugar-makers. No doubt this
aspect of things has some advantages to
confer upon the human race, and there
fore we will thank God it is no worse
and take courage. We confidently ex-
pect, however, that mild and lovely
spring will yet by her congenial sun
shine, subdue the strong power of
Boreas, who seems just now so I'M
willing to abdicate the throne, and eX-
tend to us an invitation to greet her
loneliness and beauty with fresh delight.
o lovely, youthful, queen of the sea
sons, we are waiting for thee. We
would non hail thee! May thy coming
not long be delayed.
The printed school report Of this
town has just been issued from the
press of futile & Co., in a very neat at
tractive form, and according to the ar
rangement of the superintendent will be
distributed to our toWnsmen from the
different post offices, where they may
be found in good time. Lux.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-28

Mr.. Frederick s. Winston, president
of the Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New York-the largest corporation
OF its character in the world-sailed fod
Europe last week in the Russia. with
the view of obtaining rest and relaxa4
ton from business. If any man in the
city has earned a good long vacation,
that man is Mr.. Winston. He has given
his time and his brains, the best years of
his whole life, to the noble institution
over which he has so long and faithful
" presided and he can show results
which do him great honor Tens of
thousands of widows. orphans and 9TH
ers all over the world have in a great
measure, put into his keeping the whole
OF their future earthly treasures. To
him, and to the other honorable gentle
men associated with him, they look with
implicit confidence that the fifty millions
of dollars which is held by this great
corporation, for their benefit and future
use, is and shall be safe. We have known
this institution from its very beginning
Its officers and managers have ALWAYS
been good men, and its history fairly IL
Illustrates the growth and prosperity Of
this great metropolis. We iOin with
host of our fellow-citizens In wishing
Mr.. Winston a prosperous voyage and a
safe return.-N J. Igdepeudent.