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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09
MAYohALIy OF NEw ORLEANS.
City Hall, December 8, 1875.

MAHoHALFY OF NEw ORLlAHs.l
City Hall. December 8, 1875. )
No. 33l9-Administratio Series.l
An ordinance to establish the rate of
licenses tor professions, cailings and other
business, and for carriages, hacks, drsys
and other vehicles, for the year 1876.
Be it ordained by the Council OF the city
Of New Orlssns, That the yearly rate of
licenses, from and after the first day of JAM
uary, 1876. for profeesions, csllinRs and
other business carried ON within the cOrpo-
RATE limits Of New Orleans, and for ear.
risges, hacks, drays and other vehicles,
within said city, are hereby seseesed and
directed to be collected, 1t the sums spe-
cialiy set forth in the folio wing sections:
SECTION 1. Every bank, banking house,
banking company, or banking agency, re-
uDcurrent money, or exchange, or doing
any banking business, cns thousand dol
hare
6Hc. Every member Of firm or COM
papy, sud every pers0n NOT connected with
arm OF company, dealing in foreign OF
domestic exehsnge, not receiving deposits
or going banking busaness, three hundred
do]lss.
sEo. Evsry newbsr Of arm or COM
psuy, and every person not connected with
ffm or company, pursuing the business
VI " W00uVAB4t W. uu0OtOQ OVll0Irs
6Eo. I. Every ncmbss Of 1rm o. CON-
pany. sd svery possoa not o0nnected With
. firm o. company. dealing In gold Or silver
coin, bulli0n, gold dusts stOsks, prouiasory
notes, Or ethos securities o. unourront
money, one huudFee and fifty dollars.
Every meObef II . HIM Or oompany, and
every persoa mot connected with firm Or
etocks. notse, exchange, gold and slver,
" f
SEC. S Each End every insurssce COM
pany, lOeaasd ana doing exeluaivsly fise
insarAnoe businees n the city 81 New Or
leens; eyefy agency doing such business n
said city, for Any insurance c0mpany Or
eonpaafrs - therein losstsd, tor eaeh sd
every so0peny ~ sid agent repeesentsdj
and evsty private underwater Of 1lfe ineus-
sass psliaiss ezslssivsly, I've hundred dol
Esss AZ svsry issursaes company,
lossssa - aoinE szslssissly : psri.s q
!sszt; sysf{ sfsasy ds.ss s.e. sqsiss 6 z
e.1Ipsakss So sAessia tsos1s1v - - ana
&9&@J e51npeoy " sd ace1t p1pEsssatsa;
~ eyt<j r9ivats s1as}e Sitst y ues,ns
ne@ snelhek1sly, exp baatzed
- Sr1sy yx>ys1ps Sssjrs,.
- 80 s.sle 10y g - -.
= - ~ - ~ Gs1seeej
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

The Guy q Nsw Orleans ". Ai.s

The CITY 81 Nsw Orleans W. Aiss
CUPBRIoR DIsTRlCT cOrRT FOR THB PA
- Of Orleans, No. 81 ,62s.-By virtue Of -
Of heri facias 10 me directed By the hon0rubn'
Superior District court for the parish of 0rleea7
The ebevo eutttled eanse, for city taxes q
will proceed 70 zen 81 public auction, y
Meschn2ts ard knetioneera' tExchange,
The secopd district 81 this city, On N0sI
janys , 10. .ls7s, y twelve ocloek n, ~
eaifass EyRE FSJRss' 8 81 ...u...s
yItt 0stHct q tn Is. y sspsse ppmessI ~
fs.nhhns lnbaity An1 cu1nnR stsesfs desIe
Suss s ar 8 an sses ~ X d INV 'ss'
- OnHTAlN EOr o. enOUNB. situated y
(ecG qs1ries e ~ ejfys - sase, : nunss
s;sasss ~ sssa s'. 3 ss s.s
~ h ~ ~ sl Ss & ss ;stS'y.'v'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09
EUHENE WAGGAMAN.
dec 10 jas Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlea,.

The City Of New Orleans W, WiIev
81 y 81 +. W. Bewsll ~
SUpERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE
~ Of orleans, No. %, a06.-By virtue Of writ 4
per.ior District Court for the parish Of Orleass'
IN the above entitled cause, for city taxes Of III
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL sfr,,s
between Canal and Customlsouse street., in M
Second District this of city, on MON AY Jsups 4
property, to wit
CbaT IN LOT OF GROUND, situated in q.
= ret District of this city. In square number ~
hundred and seventy three, BOUNDED by Conmsrl
ctal place 50 Charles, Camp and Pcydrss srrestsl
desg' ated AS lot letter c. measuring ifty feet n
Sonmrrc'a place. by + rts feet In depth.
Seized in the above suit 49, Il
Terms Cash on the spot
81 GENE WAGGAMAN,
deg l9ja9 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Oreau.I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

Adopted by the Council of the city Of
New Orleans, December z, 1875. 81, +.
Yeas-Bertoli, Brown, Bouny, Burke,
Landry, Mccarthy, Pilsbury. ~
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
j. H. HARDY, Secretary. a., -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

The. City Of New Orleans W. m. q
Dech3mps etlE 49,

&uPRRI0R DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAM
- Of Orleans, No. 6s,73L-By virtue Of a writ
feri factas to me directed by the honorable ths -
perior District court for the parish of Orleans
the above entitled cause, for city taxes Of IS5t
viii proceed to sell at phblic suction, at the "
chants and Anctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL stree
between Canal and t'usfomhouse streets, in ~
Second District Of this city, on MtiNIsY. ~
sry 10 1876, at twelve 0 clock NJ. the following n
scribed property, to wit =
a CBartiN Ion or GROUND. situated I
the SECOND District Of thia city, IN souars M
Der twents eight, bounded BY St. Lous, Uhs ftss)
Cont and Old Leveo streets desiguareo ~ =
plumber ek ven, measuring thirty two feet on 4
depth. = 49, =. wv
Seized III the above suit. ''
I Ter1ns--Cash on the spot ~ sTt Il,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

Tae City or Now Orleans W.. Nlsrd
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT roR THE AM
y Of Orleans, No. 70 3s7-By virtue of wrn(
teri facias TO. une directed by the honorable Y
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the y
chants and Aucti0neers Exchange, Royal strs1
between Canal aud Customhouse streets, in 4
Second District Of this city, on MONDAY, J!
described property, to w.t.
'fhkkA CRdIsis Lefs OF GROUND, situat1
In the Ourth District Of this city, In square na
Der one bundled ard fol u liz bounded bs sH1
ziDe, JAckson, Car p and Philip streets, designs
~ lots nuaibers seven, eight and pine, uieAsu!4
ninety Ave feet On lMAeaxine street, by one =
drsd And thirty feet IN depth.
Seized In tue above suit, Vsa
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EtGEyE WAGGAMAN, i
6e9 10 ts9 Gfyii Sieriff of the Parist, az Oyles3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

Th6 C1Ey d New OrIoans vs.. E.Ij57
Peale.
CuPERIoR DISTRICT Corer FOR THE p,Rlu|
- of Orleans, No 76 2i5.- virtue OF a writ =
heri facias to me directed by tue honorable o.
Superior district Court for the parish of oreaus
will proceed to sell ut public auction at the xr]
cnant. and Anctioneers' Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and Customhuuse streets in N
Second district of this city, on MONDAY, lad
a'y 10, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ the FOLLOWED
described property, to wit
TWO CkkfAIS PORTIONS OF GRoUNo, III
ust IN The First District Of this city, ia sou,.|
number one hundred and niue " nine BOUNDED N
Coliseum, kuIerpa, Pol, mia and Prytania streei
lug ffy seven feet GU Coliseum str.et by one hua
drtd aud seventeen f.s IN de tb; lot numbefI
nine measuring eighty I've feet on Col stanl
depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash OH the spot
EtGBSE wAG9AMAN,
de9 10 la Civil sheriff of the Purish of lriesus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

TNosa106-Admiliitfstipn Hefies.

Rssssssd, Taas the Aduinistr.sor 81 In-
provsnents be aud he Il hereby required 10
Hivs notice Of the intantiOu Of the Council
70 CAUSE brisk sida wslks, with wooden
curking 70 b contracted on the nefth side
Of Delachaise streat.. between Magazine
and Camp streets, In square No. 2l8,
wherever the Same ID not alresdy made.
according 10 specification ON fie In the
ONCE Of the City Surveyor. t- 2 -.o<s"s
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, DecembeP 2, 1876 fa
II .se's CHARLES'J. LEEDS, Mayor.
j. Il. HAnpy, SECRETARY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

= MAYoRALrY o. nav OKLsAus,
City Hail. December O.. 1873.
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.l
Resoiped, That permission be aud 10 here
by granted to Thomas Caessrly to erect
stesm engine ct No. 2H Perdido street,
revocable At the pleasure of the Council.
Adopted BY the Council of tue city of
New Orleans, December 7, 1875.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

MAvoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, December 8, 1875.
No. 3322-Administration Series
Resolved. That permission be and 10 here
by granted to q. Stsigler to erect bakery
vt No. 204 Orleans street, revocabie at the
pleasure of the Council.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, December z, 1875. -.
CHARLES ]. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy: 'tH H. -'-r r-H
j. Il. HARDY, Secretary. a,,a, la
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

-...... MArokALfT % NEW OkLnANn,
City Han, Deeember g. ISIS.
mo 1923 -Administrstion Series.]
RESOLVED, That permission be and 10 here
by granted to NJ. Hogan & Co., TO erect a
Of the Council. ~ - ~ Il
Adopted by the Council OF the city of
New Orleans, December 2, 1875. ,eY 5fs Y
-'Itr - CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy: rs fH $40 srs
$50 j. II. HARDY. Secretary. 4s i e5 %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

mo. 3325-AdministratiOn Series.
The legal delay having expired. end NO
objections having been rAised against the
construction Of brick dewaiks. with granite
curbipg on south side OF Poydrss and Cy-
streets; b. 1t ~ Tes,a vs sse9
a Resolved, That the Administrator Of In
provements b. and ID hereby authorised 10
advertise for sealed propossls for the con-
struction Of brick sidewalks, with granite
curbiDg, on south side of Poydrss and Cy-
pEossssFesss, bssWsea Tsasi end s0suaA..s.
Adopted by the Council of tina city OF
New Orleanss December Z, 1875. ~
= CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true COPY: sew tis .f7 ...s.t,r
-gsm ;. H. HARDY Secretary. n an
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MAYoRALTY o. NKw ORLEANS, /
City Hall. December 9, 1875.

No. 3320-Administratio Series. .aa1tl
An ordinance providing for the payment of
.l.prss9 af certsin interest. sls
Be it ordained, That the following
smOunts Of interest were dne July I, 1873,
to the parties named on bonds surrendered
for funding, and on which there were no
coupone, said amounts to be paid when, col.
lected out of the interest funds appertsin-
ing to the Respective series 10 conformity
with ordinances Nos. $3.50 and 3Qs2, Adrninis-z
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Fl UENE WAUTAMAN,
deg ID js9 Civil sheriff of the Parish of ,Irleaz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-19
Thy iS SSSP sii SsRHEfiSs S saHSsisS

AIessrs, SteinWSy 4 Sons are undouht'
eddy entitled to this proud appellauon,
and also that OF being the piano makers
of the world, for their instruments are
now heard in every land on which the sun
rises and sets: Recognized as the pioneers
and introducers OF improvements which
have tended to the perfection Of that in
strument which is appreciated as the
household prize Of every well regulated
establishment, their fame is justly world
wide, and has been crowned with laurels
never. previously bestowed upon any other
piano manufacturer in this or any other
country.
Some idea Of the vastness Of their busi'
ness and the manufacturing facilities
necessarily required may be gathered
from the lact-Obtained on inquiry-as
to the present condition Of local Amefi-
can manufactures, that during the week
ending Dec. s, in addition to their large
and constantly increasing city retail
trade, they shipped seventy.fOur new
pianos to all parts Of the Union and
Europe, audduFing the following one, the
unexampled number Of one hundred and
tro. Tic same average Of shipments
still continuing, comment Is unnecessary.
A full stock OF Steinway Pianos at the
sole agency, ADAMS \ LUCAS,
1917 Market Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-19
River News.
Illm NnI.......l.l


PITTSBURGH, February 1S.-Riyer
about 3 feet. Weather modcrating to-day
LOUISVILLE, February l8.-River Un'
changed. Weather cloudy and pleasant
NASHVILLE, February 1S.-Riyer on q
stand, with s feet 0 inches on the shoals
Weather cloudy and cold, with u prospect
Of rain or snow tonight. Arrived-Bol'
war and Cooke, from the Upper Cumber'
land.
EVANSVILLE, February 1s.-Weather
clear until noon, now cloudy, with signs
Of rain or snow; mercury 0 10 35. River
falling, with 10 4.l0 feet on the gauge; Ice
very heavy. Tho ldlewild returned from
Henderson last night, The J. D. Parker,
from Memphis, and the Kitty Hegler,
from the Arkansas river, arrived at 8 P,
M. The lIGglGr had her side stove In by
the ice below Slim Island, and was
lightcned by the Parker. She will prob.
badly go on the dry docks here. The
Parker loads back from here.
CINCINNATI, February 1S.-River 10
feet and falling. Weather fair and cold
CAIRO, February 1S.-River - feet II
inches and falling. Arrived and departed
james Fisk. Light snow since I =. NJ
Mercury "a deg. .t......
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-19

Dyspepsia Ia the most discouraging and
distressing disease man Is heir to, Amer.
leans arc particularly subject to this dis
ease and It's effects such as sour stomach,
sick headache, habitual costiveness, heart
burn, water.brash, gnawing and burning
pains in tho pit Of the stomach, coming
up Of tho food, coated tongue, disagreed.
bic taste in tho mouth, impure blood and
all diseases Of the Stomach and Liver.
Two doses Of GREEN's AUGUST FLOWER
will relieve you at once, and there posi-
lively isnot a case In tho United States II
will not cure, II you doubt this, so to
your druggist and got sample bottle for
10 cents and try it, Regular size rs
cents. eOd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-19
.e9tRsNRAo
PoIaF Wayes b. Past IEiRtern.


1.-THE air seems tolerably bracing this
morning; rather 'iresbi' indeed, and the
fog makesitstFike IN more emphbtiraliy. !"
The person making this Observation
wrapped his graceful dlSter more afiec-
tionately about his manly form, drew his
thermometer from his outside pocket, con
suited it, and passed on in a reflective
mood, musing on the uRreliability Of the
weather department. An INTEILIoEG-
GER reporter, struck with the originality
Of the remark, consulted few friends on
the zeroical indications and discovered
that the, aietAi6h Dr. hadttaksn' wide
range again regardless Of isotheEmal
amenities. AS there seemed 70 be no
unanimity on the degrees OF cold attained
byspEaaiplEt heEpOmeteyI, OUT Represent
atiVe aE6F ~ hGpOh1 Dt' R,Ay HiIdfeth,
corner Chaphne and 18th streets, who
has taken meteorological observations
daily fQg the past thirty years, for hia
opinion upon the interesting question.
We found the doctor sitting in an easy
chair before his office fire, and upon max
ing the object Of .OdrI GRAND known he
readily undertook to enlightep us,
II i Or. Hildreths opinion that not.
withstanding the situation Of the upper
end Of the Ohio Valley, lying along The
foothills Of the Allegheny Range, our
weather, as proven by many years actual
observation, Is controlled or modified al
most entirely BY the teRpsreture Of ths
MiSSissippf Valley andithis Modification
il determined by the prevalent westerly
winds. So that, II the temperature, fol
instance, in, Nebraska and WISCONSIN
should be at 150, with a westerly wind
we Can make pretty sure calculation
that within two or three days our temper.
AZURE will fall to 5a6r1O0, and continue
this measurement so long rs the west OF
northwest wind blows. Nor will the ALE,
rheny Mountains, although at IN average
heighth Of 1900 feet, change or defect
the polar wave, II, on the contrary, the
south or southwest winds prevail, We cur
be we'll assured'of warm weather, accom-.
panied with rain or snow These latter
winds are Invariably detected along the
Wheeling l. in latitude 10 =; longi.
tudSS9V aY Witt HltiladS 90 feet, C4hV
obseTVatiohsS6f D., Hildreth afe! t6keJi
on the Smithsonian plan, at tho hours Of
7 A. NJ, 9 r. NJ. and Or, NJ. We arc in.
lebted to him for the following data Of
observations Of Temperature taEehi nahC
winter months for the past eight years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE OLA
Valuable Farm in Marshall County

Notice isheFCby given that we shall, pursuant Ia
decree Of the County Court for Marshall county
West Virginia, male dhd entered on The II u day
Oi January 1879, In caIse In ChAnrery penlhg III
Nlll Court, wherein The McfChanh National Hunk
q West Virginia, at Wheeling Is Comp aInAll, aud
Martin T.'WaYnan and otGets lfC defendants,
proceed TO sci NJ public auction t6the hlshUNt and
hest bddCf al the front door n the Cont UusU VI
Marshall county, West Virginia.
On SATURDAY, the i9th DAY Of March, 1875,
Commencing ii 10 o'clock A NJ, tho following d..
ecfIbed rial tstAte that y to@I A sertaIn tacl Of
land situate Oh The wAtOfs q 1lUpa' lllh In tho
gOunty d Marshall and State, OfWest vlhlhhi
bounded ~ follows, tO-ylt Beginning al s6nv Id
ate CORNER 10 Samuel Allen thence 3. ~ west,
y POLES 10 stake Oh o fatlnd branch ii ,lbggs'
Rum thence down aid tAtine With the hlcaAlers
ieCch on Tho north bank q aid branch Of run;
thence n. D2ho wet II f.10 poles 10 \ beyrhylN
22Iso west 10 7-t0 pole, 70 Wlllie OAlj Mas
4Ii0 pOle, % aaake; tlient4 n. ~ east 1bsilO
POLES 10 ablsAf tree; thrfC n ~ Cust u s.iO
jUlus 10 n tOgWOOd; n. ~ CAsl 10 poles 10 sugar
ire; n a7It east q poles to an irnnwoylj n. Ba'
cast Ito POLES to StOnC thence n. Bll" east II
iDles 10 stone; thence n 90 easi ~ lOlps To
stone near Locust; n. eg' cast GfnlcS 70 large
hickory n M rNst iiOlcs TO sugar tree tlcnrtN
~ east 10 iOlCs 10 letEIl On tho west laRnOh 81
ILggs Rum thence down Sili branch n. iiIS' west
~ POLES to stake, CORNER to land Vi Thomas Told;
thenCp up brhnch 81 lhEgN' Hun with the inetli-
ders thereof, and binding thereon, ~ $40 poles to
stonei ticnsr :. g. vest M 2:iO tnlCs t1A stones
thence s. Gg1 west 10 POLES to the place II lEsin:
Ming, containing one hundred and four acres anil
sStysnte POLES, he the Etne more IT lcSS with all
the buildings anil nppurtcnanCts thcrrunto lElOng.
Ing ... ,.,.. ~,
~ In taah and tho fdlah& ln two eidal anh.hllab-
nicnt', tho deferred IayhChtA 10 III secured 70 The
satisfaction Of the Commissioners:
DANIEL rECK,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-19

.EFh9 polar .Gu41 If l1ast yhfJhtIr JComl
mcncCd on the 9th and ended on the Slst
The river closed on the 18th, The pres,
ent polar wave, the second this winter,
begun on tho 10th inst. and Is not yet
ended. The river closed this month OIL
the 18th. '" t''.
A general and protracted. snow storm
prevailed in the first week Of January
iS7Q,U..}Ita 'D
The river closed on tho 10th day Of Dc.
cember, 1871, and remained closed until
the 18th day Of tile same month. II closed
the second time that winter on the 2lsl
Of December. Al Z a. NJ. TINT day the
thermometer indicated TO- below zero
and on tho 3lst Of the salne month there
was d heavy rain storm, with thunder and
lightning, thS thermometer showing G4'
above zero. lii ten, days Of this month
there was variation Of temperature Of
G4o. .. ...a.,
On the 23d OiDecen,bcr, 1872, the river
closed. A snow storm prevailed all
night on the 2lst, and going on from tho
wastiextcnded all over the northwestern
part Of tho United States aud down 10
Virginia and Tennessee, ending on the
oath, Tho river closed again the same
wintef Jan. 3iSt. 80 ''.'
Tho temperature remained 1872 below
zero two days in January, 1878, tho Goth
and 30th. .E' l.g
The following extracts from the
fouihlv Weather RepictV for the month of
January last will'bc found interesting ID
Tho randorsbs y futisDH slyt ~
@fhe Missouri Val practically closed
during It'd month, al4o The MibAlssibpi
above st. Louis. The latter, between 81.
Louis and Cairo closed, 50 that Cairo
was the head Of navigation from the SUI.
The Ohio was frozen over at Pittsburgh
on the 10th. At Cincinnati navigation
was suspended from tie STU to tho 10th,
and nj Louisville from the nth 10 the
goth, During The latthr hOltof the month
navigation was much impedCd In New
YotR by BY the leo. On the 18th Nan.
tucket, Mass, could not 10 reached BY
vessels on account Of the Ice, while on the
goth Buzzard's hay was frozen over and q
large fleet Of vessels detained of Nan.
tickrt. AtNotth Hammond, N. Y, the
81. Lawrence was frozen over on the 9th.
At Ardcnia, n. Y, the Hudson river llhS
been frozen over since The lat. The west.
crn end Of Lake Erie. and In the vicinity
Of 1sie 81. George, las been frozen Over
during the month"; At Sugar IElaDd,
Mich, tho bay has been frozen over, dnd
Ice thirty inches thick, which has not Oc.
Cured In twenty yedrs. The Potomac
river remained closed fot,seVCtai weeks
from the 10TH" .
emigration Of birds-On tic OH, d
Warrensbnrg, Mo, geese flying south;
9Th and 2Sth, dt hl1lanola, Texas, geese
dying north; On the 10Th, Ut Nashville,
Tenn, cranes dyiAs north, and at New.
port Fla, geese apd crane. lying north.
were seen on the Ice during the 2Sih.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-19

FnE AND MARINE INSURANCE Conf
PANY.-A meeting Of the Stockholders o.
the Fire and Marine Insurance Company
was called for yesterday, but as there wa
not a quorum. present the meeting WIS
postponed until Friday week, The Object
Of the meeting is to wind up The affairs o.
the company, and decide whether appll'
cation shall be made for q new charter,
The company was first incorporated IN
1881; its charter was renewed in 1850, and
will expire upon tho first day Of April
next, II the stockholders decide to up.
ply for a new charter, a Board Of Direct.
ors will be elected and the Company will
continue It's business as heretofore, We
understand that It is in q prosperous
condition,