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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-06

LUMBER.-Just received by NJ. Il.
Bartlett, at the California Lumber
Yard. 1900 feet of One-half-inch bat
ting, which he is selling at two cent Il
foot; alSoa large invoice OF redwood
and pine flooring, direct from Sacra-
mentO. f20
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LETTER DETAINED.-A letter for D.
b. Immel of this place is detained in
the San Francisco Postotiice for the
want of Il stamp.
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RI
ST0CN REPORT,


SAN Francisco. March ).
MORNING BOARD.
CLIO Ophir-22 q "a 2ibD
40 G0ald X Curry-W ~ 1917
4j Best " Bclchcr-M 2L, 90L
- Savage-S2 81 so SDia 49,
$40 Chollar-6l2 63 62%
Ij5 Hale .Norcross-45 40 45'4 AZ
$40 Crown Point-@a 3 W 9lia 81 9lI5
10 Yellow Jacket-62
lSJ Imperial-6'4
$40 kcntuck.@ 2Olaa 2O4 baO 0blO
50 heIIehsrEssi'@ IS sa,z $3.50 50
90 Condolences "a ~
3>l Con. Virginia IS o7l2 81 Ga
ID Seq. Belchcr-S7 SO
90 ~Overman-4j Az 45ll ~ b30
to Justice-sia
lN Buekeyc-2
$50 Julia-3's 81 81 3,l
80 C~aledonia-2s III %
go knickcrbocker--4n4
60 ~Globe-lfsl Ia
10 Baltimorc-6t. 81 bW
lon California SO SIl4 "a 3islO
100 Frnnklin-lR2
30 Bullion-T.b bib
30 ). ~lIill-9i49
$50 D~ayton-T, ~
40 New York Con.-2k
| 0 American Flats
70 Occidental-3l5
lI6 | Mon Con.-l4 1871
100 Mi t-2jc
100 Andes-li4
30 Elorida-3
AFTERNOON BOARD.
1T5 Meadow V~allcy-l0,S NM
$40 Raymond Il Ely-2o 2s - .s3 IS
10 Eureka Con.-l3i4 l}H
% j acL son-:Dc
30 ioche-6i dE
$40 Wash. X C~reole-2I Of "a
80 Alps-7jc
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STILL III LUMBER COMEs.-Ten
thousand feet of sugar pine lumber, all
thicknesseS, widths and lengths; also.
hewed and sawed timbers, all sizes
and lengths, at Bartlett's California
Lumber Yard. mh3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-06

Houses for rem and for sale in all
parts of the city. Also l. c. Bateman's
agent for the Monroe survey. Office
at the California lumber yard, south
east corner Of Buel and Bateman
streets aplU
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-06

RELIG1oUs.-Sunday mass at Ruby
Hill. at . o'clock; at Eureka, at II
O'Clock.
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DISTRICT COURT FEBRuARv
TERM.

Hon. D. c. Mckinney, Judge.
Court met yesterday morning, pur-
ant to adjournment.
In the matter of the alleged con-
tempt of j. c. Ravelle, for resisting
the service Oft subpoena, the defend
ant was adjudged guilty and fined SlO0.
\ stay OF proceedings vas granted for
five days.
$ Ashim VS. II Blackburn. The fol-
lowing jury was impaneled TO try the
case: J J Richard, J l. Hawkins, Amos
Wolford, Wesley Hemphill, Godfrey
Rittenger, Z Smith, John Shanley, JAS
Hamilton, VIM Head, J Van Appen.
II Bird and J Davis. Witnesses for
the defense were sworn and the ease
proceeded with.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock A. NJ.
to-day.
FUNERAL.-The funeral of the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Stowcll took place yesterday afternoon
and was largely attended by the many
friends of the bereaved parents. The
deceased was an only child, living but
a few short months, and was then
called away to join the spirit throny
above, returning unto him who said,
"Sutler little children to come unto
me-"
another sweet flower
From the fair wreath Of Love,
Has closed here its petals
In ana hnt. nl...a
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SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern weeklies and mOnthlies;
also, for the San Francisco papers and
magazines, at the Postotliee Stationery
and News Depot. dos
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Dancing Academy.
Professor Cavanaugh,

4 TIIOT OUGIILY COMPETENT AND
IA experienced teacher. will open on next
Tuesday evening, a Dancing School, at Euro
ka Hail, for the accommodation of those wish
ing to perfect themselves III the
ART TEHP&sClsORE.
All the modern dances. such as Waltzes,
Schotti>chcs, IolkaS liedowas, and other
fancy dances, together with the new style Of
QuadrillcS and Contra Dances, will DO
taught. The terms ior gentlemen will be one
d@lla,r for each lesson, With lady ra,rtnertroe
The best OF music will be furnished, and tho
manager intends to render perfect satisfaction
To att. those DESTROYS vi ieinins the school
gil, please leave their names at either of tho
following places: Eureka Hotel. lntcrnation-
al Hotel, NJ. j. Franklin's store, and at tho
California Fruit Store.
The Professor will also give private lessons
every day, ii desired.
Monday and Friday afternoons for ladies,
and at night for gentlemen. Children, Satur-
day afternoons, at Brady's Hall, below tho
Turner House. "jal1-tt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-06

ing Goods, Hosiery, Collars and Ties,
will be found at o. Il II.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-06

GIVE the pioneer and most reliable
Matchmaker, Jeweler and Engraver
Of Eureka, j. StrauS. a call O29
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w. II. CLARK has constantly on
hand a splendid assortment of gents
underwear, made by the best II
tacturerS in the trade. f7
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-06

HEAVY knitted jackets Of every va
riety of color and style, for 81 30, at W.
III. Clark'S. To
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PoTATOES.-Just arrived, a fine sup
ply of potatoes, and are selling at two
cents per pound, at Oberfelder Il IIar-
riSon'S.
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For n complete assortment Of tim
ware, parlor and cooking stoves, or
any article in the hardware line, go to
Maupin X Cromer'S. t27
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
BY WOODRUFF 4 ENyoR'S LINE.
; Is Wyman Il Marlindel
VIM Penroso j Tregar
ii Chirgwin John Brown
DEPARTURES.
By WOODRUFF 4 ENNoR'S LINE.
Mr. Prescott VIM Edwin
Chas Long Geo Jones
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STILL LEFT-a few of those fur col
lars, at w. II. Clark's. G7
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us THERE COAL IN THE SAGE
FcsH?'-From a specimen shown us
t evening by Frank Wittenberg we
ould say there was a good pros
81 for coal. Messrs Wit,enberg,
shueS n Co., have just made Il valu-
ae discovery. They have discovered
extensive bed of coal. the locality of
tifh Is within forty miles of Eureka.
nc exact place will not be made known
ieW days as the surveys are not
completed. The vein rs far as de-
tioPeu Is about four feet thick, but
II indications are that it will become
oie extensive as depth is attained.
FIELD o POSTAGE Letters adj
essed to the following named persons
= heid for postage in the Eureka
(os'oilice: Miss Katie McMaster,
[ohion, Canada; Miss +. :. Davis,
lS,ieco, Cal; +. ii. Bledsoe, Napa
''AiNG lN.-Fresh eggs and butter
easain being brought in from the
eishboring ranches. Owing to the
r,eie weather of late the supply was
~ ~ snort, and dealers, in a great meas
~, mad TO rely on the California
Tor their supplies.
~ iowN.-Pete Hanson, the man
nv was thought to have persisted in
iale storm. is in town. After going
Deah's ranch he went to Palisade.
ie'urhed just i'm time to save his
Inn from starting out in search of
'.hh-DAY SERvICE.-Servico will
ned this evening at st. James
lic;.,;, at O'Clock, Rev. S. =. Kelly
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"hEk-DAY SERvIcE.-Service will
M ne.o this evening at st. James
IGicia,i, at O'Clock, Rev. S. p. Kelly
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Philadelphia.

philadelphia Sept. 7.-Timothy SeeG
go rs. Flax Seed 81 05A2 10. Flour
Improved demand; So 25l7;S IS ioI
new wheat extra family, IS 75a6 % for
Ohio and Indiana do; s. 00as 20 for high
grades. Wheat-Held tirmer; 81 1sa1 q
Tor red; 81 28AI % for amber; 81 80 fol-
white RyeASteady at 95cs$1 90. Corn
Moderate demand at S9a90c. Oats
Advancing; quoted at 57c. Petroleum
Steady; tref1eds Ilaallic; crude. stASsc
in -harrels:- 4ts6c,-in bulk Butter
Steady at 25a27c for western choice; 29s
24c fortair toygoed ;g20A22c for common
Cheese-Firm n 2 A13ic. .Eggs-Steady
ct 22A28c. Whisky -HsldAf 06A1 OF
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NOV Yott.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Cotton-steady
at 16bs174c. Flour-Steady and in mod.
crate demand; superf1ne western and
State. g. 49a5 10; common to good IS 15A
5 80; good 10 choice IS 55s5 90; extra
Ohio IS 15a8 65; st. Louis s. 45A9 90,
closing quiet. Wheat-Lower; lair de-
mand at 81 12al IS for No. spring;
81 l5a1 II for No2 Chicago; 81 17G1 1871
for No. 2 North west; No, ] spripg 81 16a
I 80. Rye-Qdiet.. Barley Nominal.
Malt-Quiet and unchanged. Coma
shade tirmer; better business doing at 99A
90c for western mixed In store; Ole for
do ahoat. 0ats-Flrmer at 60s64c for
white western; 89A62ic for mixed; Coo
i9r mixed and white, in store. Hay
Duh. -Uodee-Quiet; nothing doing,
Sugar-Firm and quiet at 8taS8c,, Mo
lssaeg and Rice-Oull; and unchapged.
v Ws s,1Sy;7 - shqaqe ft9Sr fair businesl
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 7-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged; shipping extra superllne "a 65
"a SIT. Wheat-Unsettled; No. l spring
81 90; No. 2, 94t spot; 93Ic seller Sep
tember; CSC seller October; No. 8, 9l3c.
Ooln-Demand fair and adysneedi No, 2
mixed 3sso apotf 7eic selldf Septemberi
724c seiier October; rejected 71ic. Oats
Demand fair and and advanced; No. 2,
44c spot or seller September; 49sc seller
October. rejected 42tc. Rye-Steady and
In moderate demand; MOI, Slas2c. Bar
ley-Demand active and prices advanced;
No. ., 06a97ic spot; 9ls99c seller Septem'
Der. ProviSions-Quiet and unchanged.
Pork-Sold at $2S, seller September.
Lard and egh Meats 5 Nothing doing. On
open board ID the afternoon wheat closed
94fc seller September; oslo seller Octo-
Der. Corn-7Ssc seller September; 79tc
seller October. Oats, 45s4sc cash; 4GEc
seller October.
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EcHHsckb MANDRAKE PIL1s. PoR TuE CuRH o.
LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
Tho stomach as an Avopger. .

meTe1V breach OF tho laws Of heath that
We commit tho stomach inilcts q penalty.
HeadGchu' 'btftouTreGs, nervous tremors, con.
stipAtion, collie, heartburn, nausea, debility and
mental depression are only few Of tho punish.
nent4 which An outraged stomach - capable OF
impoaing upon %. To bring back this vonge'
iul organ to is normal .condition-to plaeato,
inVigorAte and regulate it-thefe 10 nothing IN
lhe, Wide. world % potent az course Of Ho6tet.
this beneacent vegetable corrective md tonic,
the gAstEiel iuite becomes pnre and healthf1
solvent land resumes its natural 4 w, The effect
is tho same on the hillary se.retlon and ID fact
On Gl lhe aaldso Of the body and the lnSl,f(bult
symptOI1 OccAslbnea BY tho febeillo 40 Action of
thodiges!ive organ. '6ri C'r- ..0' al dew
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Yo1 have got Into trouble procure at once a
package OF the SAmAritAn's GIFT, use As directed
and you viii DO all right In thee OF four daSS,
Phe trouble when taken In time 10 easily oyer.
come, but when neglected, or when tho QuAck iS
visited and he gives his course Of BaISam CO.
pabel tnen very oiten serious complications
mps months. II IL, - ,f'j,r III
Apothef tailaeJ is, in pcrsSns viz u tayo a
feE eente, dabble In cheap drugs, WHICH 60 dis.
order and Etekenthe stomach that almost death
lthen would be Ieliel, 10 bamAritan'si Glft VIII
cnfe every time vi Z no more unpleasant results
'thAni II the ttodb'e had not existed a All 7iGT
Male p9ek1EeB, -. Female. g. Bent by mai
% any ddreSA. DESMOND 4 co. PropEIelorS.
us Race street PhllAdelphia.f T
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a
tseHKRc1 PrtxoMo srRup, Toft nh cuEaoI
s-zszCoHAuAPElOH, CouGHs AID Coins. ss.ss
The great virtue OF this medicine 10 that II
hpens The matter and throws IL ont Of the lys.
TEN, puIiaes The blood, and thus effects cure,
scHKxcR'g SEA WEED Toxic ron THE CuRH OF
'i- DTsPIPsIE, INDIGESTION, &c.
Tho Tonic produces n healthy action Of the
stomach, creating an AppOute, forming ebyle,
ton. 90
LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
Thee pills arc Alternative and produce q
healthy action Of The liver without the least
danger. as they arc free from cAlomel, and yet
more eRAclouS In restoring = healthy action oil
the liver.
These remedies arc q certain cure for Con.
sumption, as tho Pnlmonie Syrup Iiptns the
matter and purhes tho blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upOn the liver, create healthy bile
and remove all diseases Of the liver, often q
cause OF Consumption. The eeA Weed Tonic
Riv,H tone and ltTengh to the stomach, makea q
good digestion, and enables the organs TO form
good blood; and thus creates q healthy cifeulA.
Ton Of healthy blood. The combined action Of
these medicines, 40 thus exp aimed, will cure
every case OF Consumption, II taken in time,
and The uso Of the medicines preserved In.
DR.. hchenek 10 profess!o nAlIy ut his principal
once, corner sixth and Arch Streets. Philadel.
ph'a. every Monday, where I'll letters for advice
mnst DO addreaSedl shenck's medicines for sale
PgAn pEpRRnp. .uHy1G II !Is.4 eodAW
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I CINCINNATI, Sept. 7.-Cotton-DulIsa,
Ice. Flour Q6let Aabd unchanged
Wheat Firm; red 81 Osa1s o. ;Vwhite
81 10a1 10. Corn = Firm at 78a79c
Oats-Firm and higher at 46s52c. Rye
Firm at $4,000. BArley-Quiet and
unchanged. Linseed Oll-Easier at S5a
Soc. Pork-steady and in moderate, de-
rnand al $23 00s29 so. Lard-Quiet, and
unchanged. Bulk Meats-D Demand act
i've and prices advanced nominaly
shoulders DC; clear rib 1910; clear sold Al
1896, Bacon-Demsnd good at full prices
with sales at l0Al4ial5C. Whisky-Dull
at 81 90. w T
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New York DIV Goods.

NEW York, Sept 17-There was d
fairly, active jobbiDg business to-day, but
the package trade.oRas quiet Cotton
goods quiet in, frst hands, but piece dis
tribution continues to improve. Cotton
flannels and cheviot shirtlngS are in good
demand. Package demand for prints Is
less active. Wool hSnnels and blankets
are selling well. Worsted coatings are
In demand and closely, sold. up: Black
alpacas, cashmeres and pure mohairs &C
tive ~ LAtS - - 2 = VI ~
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 7.-Flour-Dull al
a. 00A4- So; western superane S5a 00a5 80
Wheat-FImS No. red 81 22a1 90; am
Der western 81 Goal 25. Corn-Quiet al
SIC. Oats-Stronger at 54s55c for west
ern mixed. Rye-Dull at 0Oa02c, \ HSy-
Unchanged. Mess Pork-Dull and nom
inally $23. So Bacon-Shoulders dull al
1Oc; clear rib : 14a14t. 1srd-Quiet a,
!l5c. Butter-Firm at 26s27c. Coffee
;Entirely nominslss Petroleum - Quiet
,crudd bed at 4Ra4 5cs concessions woult
have d be made ID selk Whisky-Flrn
ct 81 O9. II y Il L. IL
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On Behalf OF Mr.. BoteIer.

aE..H PHILPP1, Sept y, 1874
RdItots OF the Iutellieeneer: =
We preceive that Republican Com
vention OF the Second Congressional Dis
trlct Is called to meet at Portland on the
9th inst, for the purpose Of nominating /
candidate in opposition to the Hon. q. ].
Faulkner. We believe 1t TO DO the sincere,
honest, and almost unanimous wish d
that portion OF the. people Of Barbour
county, whose recorded majority Of somI
thirty votes In favor OF Governor IAcot
and Gen. Grant that no such nomination
should DO made, but that the Hon. A. II
Boteler should have clear field as an IN
dependant candidate. The Republican
are not perhaps prepared to iorsake thef
platform and party integrity to follow
whithetsoever he may lead, but they Ar
willing, OF this iuncture oil public afAira
10 pay . decent tribute Of respect and con
fidencein the dispensaaon Of public trustt
TO all or, any. one, mAnfullY .srrAyel
..T #ia A-a - q IlsssHHsiAta ~ .Ef.HNsNNVA
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, Sept. Flour Quiet. Wheat
-Dullj amber Michigan q oct; No
red 81 0s; No. 3 amber SIllinois' STA
-CornzFlrp, high mixed spot 774c; seller
nc; seller October. 75ic; low
mixed TIC. Oats-Dull and declined
No. 1,E49c; No. 2epot and seller septem
Der 47ic; Michigan 47ic. fHl j
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IovRRNMRNTs-Firm and active.
RAILROAD BONDs-Firmer

STocKs-Declined q fraction on the
first call, but soon recovered. and Rt the
Close the market was strong at the high
est point Of'the day, the advance ranging
from / 10 II per cent. The dealings were
well distributed. The following were
among the sales: Western Union, 27,5OO;
Pacific Mail, $1,000; New York Central,
5000; Erie, 5.OOOi Lake Shore, 10000;
Union, Pacific, 10000, Rock, Island, 1900;
st. Paul, 5000; Wabash, IS 0O0.s W
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-C0MlEREIlf 'lR0E FINANCIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Row York Money and stocks.

NBy YqRK, September :. MONEY
2Aei pei cent. Z y ~ s ~
STERLING ExcHANGR-Dull and heavy
a s5i "a SO for for 90 days, and "a $50
4SSf for sight.
GoLD-Only ono price 10 day, 1901
Carrying rates ia1i per cent. Loans fiat
Clearings, $llO0OOOO. Treasury dis
burSementS, $2OSOOO. Custom receipts
&53s.OOO. Prime discounts short date "a
l6per cent. ~ .D9T
GoYRRNMRNTs-Firm and active.
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WleeIing 5FFNeElnnlalIe COLLEGE

Aud Musical conservatory will open tuesday,
september !, 1871. The Musical ConseTyatofy
vii DO under the DirectorshIp OF Prof, Hormai
kbeling and Prof AS Roe, Jr,, with capable
assistants. The Faculty Of distraction will In.
Pupils will b. received for Vocal or InStrumen.
tAlMusiC, Drawing, Painting, French or German.
For terms Of admit sion. tuition, &C., can on or
address the PreSidenr Rev WIN. d. NORTON,
o. the Rev. j. b, CLARK, Head Of instruction,
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ClnHnlnnh,

CLEVELAND. Sept. 7-Wheat-$1 Of
a1 10. Corn-Quiet and unchanged. Oatl
Steady. Peuoleum-Quiet and IN.
ohonoei
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Go. ..Rl0yWl!E!zlL.xGo.

conduct an Agency for the reception Of adver.
tiBements for american NBwsPAPERs-the most
complete establishment The kind IN tho world.
SIX thousand Newspapers are kept regularly on
file, open TO inspection by customers. kvery
Advertisement 10 taken at The home price OF the
paper, without any additional charge or con.
mission. An advertiser, In dealing with the
Agency, Is saved trouble and correspondence
making ono contract instead Of dOged, q hun
dTed or q thousand. "A Book Of eighty pages,
containing lists Of beat papers, largest circulA.
tons, religious, agricultural, class, political,
daily and country papers, and all qualifications
which are specially valuable to advertisers. with
some information about prices. 10 sent FREE 10
any address on application. Persons at q dis
tAnee wishing 10 make contracts for advertising
in any town, city, county, State or Territory Of
the United states, Or any portion Of the Dornln.
ION Of Canada, may send R-couciSe statement OF
what they want, together with 4 copy OF the
ADvERrIsENENT they sdesire inherited, and will
receive information by return mali which viii
enable them TO decide whether 10 increase or TO-
duce the order. For anch Information there Is
no charge Orders are taken for q single paper
as well 40 for q list; for ainRle dolaras readily
IS Tor larger sum. Offices Grimes BuildInR),
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IPIttsEurEh Petroleum.

at sic; refined iifG Philadelphia dsllv
j cry. ~. III 1 u n IlI
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Peabody Ilsuranee.CO.
'''''s WHEELING, ". Va. "HT y,b
Cash Genital, 500. .S.s1oo, ooo. 90.

This Company having boon IN Fuecessful opot
alton for i've years 10 prepared TO take rIhlis al
Alr rates on Buildings Of al kinds, N0FrhhndiSo.
Manufacturing esta6h shment4 Furniture, steam'
Lake.; also 70 Issue perpetual pollcies on DSeli-
lngs and Stores. This mpSly beihR .cofioos-
cd mostyot our leading business men, recom.
mCnds itself 70 tho fAVofAbl6 c0ISidEr atinfi 81
the insurilg puhlIc, and collects their patronage.
tsRRSsoS 70 i Sf oc E g TO-
lS01 Market Htreet- sE9 li TT 70 SF7' s''
WI, BAILEY, Preuiduns. --,.
orALoNZo LoRINa, Vice PreSIbsat. 80
n, O, ARTHUR. RecnatarV iT'1T rslsir
J.V.L. ROGERS, ASSlsEant Secretary.
LEWIS BAILEY, eaSAicgE ~ WYNN iA27
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