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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

We trust the wisdom of opposing . con'pl-
idation OF Telegraph interests is now apparent
to some of those journals which were recently
so keen for it. When the Direct Gable began
work tolls from New-York to London went
down to twenty-five cents a word. There
is a break in this cable, which may
last fortnight, and straightway the
Anglo-Amcrcan Company raises It's rate
fourfoll The day its rival begins work
again, it will OF course come down once
more TO the late figures. 1t simply says to the
publc-"So long as We have competition, we
"will do this work at low rates, but the mo-
"ment the competition is removed even for
"weell or two, 50 that you are in our power
"again, you shall pay Us four times AS much"
The disposition thus shown is even more
alarming than the demand is cXtoul0na'e.
VIII not the public take note of 1t and by all
possible means help to keep up the coupe
ttiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

THE TKIBUNE's MONTHLY CALENDAR
zhs iaroe dguy, indicate ne days Of he mOahfhe small on
h. ID q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

The commercial classes in England favor
forbearanoe toward China, and are possibly
making their inhusnne felt. "a the British
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BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE
NEw-YoRK-No. 1,23S Broadway corner Thirty
trst-st No sos West Twenty thrd-st, corner
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

Nothing in the situation of affairs appears to
the advantage of the worlpeople in the strike
at Fall River. 1t had been hoped that their
mass meeting yesterday would simply mark
the close of the strike, by an offer of COM
promise which employers might accept. Such
an Offer was agreed upon, and if the meeting
had then adjourned the operatives would at
least have placed themselves in the position OF
men simply and reasonably asking their rights
Tie subsequent performances at thc meeting
have to some extent injured this position.
Yet it would be wise for the employers, even
in the hour of what is probably their victory
to accept the compromise which Is offered.
Though the case of the strikers may be hope
less, no real advantage will be gained by dliy-
ing them to desperation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

new drama based upon the story of Gen.
Ar0ld's treason, has been written by gentleman
OF Troy. Mr.. Sala recently suggested this topic
good one for an American drama. 1t seems to be
forgotten that several dramas, all uncOmmOnly COM
monplace, have been produced, with Gen. Washing
ton for the good hero and Benedict Arnold for the
bad one. Every attempt TO put Washington upon
the stage has resulted in ridiculous failure partly
because lie is too near our times, but mainly because
Ec had nothing dramatic in his character He
was 100 cold and stately for the stage
too virtuous to inspire terror and too grand
for pity All attempts to convert him into an
Achilles. Hector. a Coriolanus must result
in dramatic disaster. A for Arnold, he was a mere
Connecticut siopkceprr turned soldier-a sensual
selfish and SNOWY person, neither side great. The
TRAGEDY must Of necessity eliminate in the hanging
of Andre: but there is nothing heroic either in the
deeds of a spy in his hempcn eXpiatiOn. In spite
OF Mr. Salas opinion. defy anybody to write
much more than noisy melOdraml upon the West
Point events The capture Of Andre and the distress
of Mr. Arnold are not enough 10 carry "A great play.
Who were they that gave flavor of antiquity to
the Worcester Convention by casting four votes for
Benjamin T. Butler for GOvemOrl IL Mr. Butler
had been present, the conclusion would be that he
had gone back to his old tricks aud east four votes
for himself. Bat whoever cast them, votes for the
Essex statesman are wasted nowadays. The man
who votes i0r Benjamin T. Butler for anything is a
rcsuIrectonist-and a failure at that
The managers of the Weather Bureau labor under
tho misfortune which bcfals good many studious
people They do cXccllont work just little too late
for any practical use Their last report at 80
late an hour that the establishment of the fast
mail trains from New-York, il is impossible for any
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. $l0per annun.
STMI-WFl,KIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers SO per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, S2pcr annum
Terms cash in advance.
Address I'VE Tribune. NewYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

Address, IIIE TRIBUNE, NoW- lOik'
Persons upGDtc 10 obtain THE TRIBUNE m anger me
rains boats or hotels in Wbichu Is usually s0d r'U con-
In taror bg informing this Office Of the circumstances
Tiup Sr,iI-WEEKlY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning at ; o'clock, i'll wrappers Tor mailing Irlco
nnnfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

Ex-Premicr Canovas de Castillo's programme,
if he returns to power includes placing Spain
in accord with the Vatican so as to weaken
Cariism, and having King Alfonso marry prin-
cess of Germany in order to place his Govern
ment on good terms with that power. This
scheme belongs to the craftsmanship of n by
gone period, and promises only temporary re-
lief for the misfortuncs of Spain. If greater
popular freedom and less official corruption
could he secured, the prospects Of the PENN
suia would brighten permanently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

In Gov Tilden's address to the farmers at
the Central New-York Fair the subject of tax
alton is very ucidy treated By variety of
Illustrations the amount and weight of our
taxes are clearly shOwn-taxes that rose tn an
unprecedented hight in war times, but did not
90 down after the war was over. The remedy
which the Governor proposes is simple enough:
merely to send honest men, whether Republic
cans or Democrats, to the Legislature If this
can lie accomplished there is a prospect OF
diminishing taxes to nearly one-halt what they
have been. The reduction already effected
encourages the hope; but all depends upon
the voter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

Recent threats of exposure directed against
Secretary Brstow by an Appraiser in Chicago
just removed from Office, do not seem to have
worried anybody particularly. It now appears
that the ground Of removal of the threatening
Appraiser was an alleged interest taken by
him in the operations of a stOnc-cutting Ring
that has been enriching itself at the expense
of the Government. In the construction OF the
Chicago Custdm-ho1se, the stone-cutting was
charged for at 100000, and committee OF
investigation calls it by rather a harder name
than chisehng.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-07
AILenrtY Welcome.

From the Ntaun'ou Va Nindicator:
Address Ufwclcomr by the Principal OF
I the indicator Seminary Girls: You
! have returned TO our, So 10 speak, parcu-
/ tai care for another session. From the
! erect and prim parlor boarIer to the live
/ lest little romper among you all. Don't
scream, its only tisuratlvo You have 70
/ turned from world iull Of piu-bacll> and
. other Suarcs for tie uuwary, but here you
/ are safe. Within these sacred walls YOU
! may pin your dresses back until YOU stop
/ the circulation and the unhuiiowed eye
I of man shall not gloat over It. Man gem
orally has two eyes, but you will find in
your imposition that "eye" has n better
SoundJ Every arrangement has been
made to secure you against the intrusion
OF these pests Of seminaries. No man shall
enter these hallowcd premises unless he
brings q caSt-irou certificate from n pre-
siding magistrate that he is your father or
mother, or at least your aunt. At every
interview the cook Will bee present with a
doUble-barrrllcd gun, and At any attempt
to hold your hand the reckless invader
Will br shot on the spot. Any day scholar
who shall speak tu you OF the German or
oftLe club, or shall mention TO you she
has Il brother, will be- expelled. With
these precautions. the Principal hopes Z"
prevent the entrance of the fell destroyer.
Your Principal cannot refrain from con-
graduating you that YOU have not lost
your appetit,S. WhatvvcryOu may have
lost during your absence, you have 10
thank Providence that they have been
spared 10 you. And after all, my dear
children. what is geometry or trigonom-
,try or any other omctry to a good appe-
titr: And then TO think how many OF the
trials of life you are rid Ofby being in this
sacred and plous institution! Other girls
outside have to sit up and dance till o.
clock in the morning and crimp their hair
with rcd-hot irons and cover their faces
with powder and their checks with paint
and take moonlight walks with the boys,
while you have onlyts sit here in quiet
and survey the placid features ofyour be-
loved Principal. Separated from the world
You have time for serious thought and to
reflect on the follics of your fellow-mcn,
and 10 remember that "man Is born Of Nvo-
man, is tull Of sparks and lirS upwards
or words To that effect. You will findit in
vour cntechiSm. Fist class I'm PhySica,
Geography Staudup:
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Rors Home and Abroad.

There is nothing that cultivates Il boy
so rapidly, and IN so satisfactory dircc-
ton, As being able to put INTO writing
anything he wants 10 say. The incrip-
ton so oddly composed, so phonetically
spelled, which adorns the hy leaf Of the
Tenuyson presented last birthday TO his
mother, the first lisping numbers in
which mine rhymes to Valentine. the
magniloquent prose cpitaph on q dog or
canary bird loved and lost, all such
things may be utterly ridiculous, and
may bring II blush III after years 10 the
dOwny cheek, but the time devoted TO
their composition was not thrown away.
II Is very desirable that when boy goes
to school, writing home should prevent
no difficulties. \ few lines in pencil to
tell how he has gained place in his
class, or had q splendid paper hunt,
the power OF. easily replying to little
sisters letter will keep up the close ties
Of home which ought not t. be under val
Ucd. We have known educated gentle
men who would rather walk mile to
answer q letter than to write half dozen
lines. Tho strange compositions that
with rasnrrtnhIn names otfocbnd :. ,Foa,
Show how very ns~tnI . iittIa oarI,. ' "J''
cation and practice in letter wri tG"
would be 10 public men. y little prac-
ticle knowledge OF aritbmat,c ,Iso +. vary
rasirv ec,rirad RI. Gr.. ,Lr., 49,,
COR, Ia .o,l.,b, L,. t.u-., ,;a..,. -
49,, - ,,a,i,;r -" P.vS's u. P"P'r
~ w '''t '',,.r 'I'o -',',S' n /" give
.Ie ''''.' ,o''i'.,'. more IMAM u" abstract
'"'" u "!'"' HSura' mean Many Young
me" Wv In'o UeD' because they have
i'gn CT oG''' ".yoI''i.o , 10 manage an a.
. .I, nv Sl tss lL'.nS mas peen P"'d Tor
tne'L' l ! ne number OF pence IN Shi!I-
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and about the shoulders. But in the
make Of this "article Of female wear, -
there entered art that amounted to gen.
ius. For, set in at the hips and making
the hustle, were curved bones that stood
out in a swell of several inches and form
ed an incorporate part Of the corset it.
self impossible of detection when the
skirt of the dress was placed over it.
Then the hesh.colored silk stockings:
the short cambria skirt with myriad
tucks. insertions, and fittings of lace; the
delicate bottiness Of black satin, the white
muslin dress, without assistance of color
except q rose at the throat, and made 50
extremely short in front as to display the
entire foot; the one long hair pin, with
lis head une crosse perle fine, and the
careless drawing up ofthe drapng at one
side 10 display the undcrskirt Of raw silk;
this and the toilet were an accomplished
feat and fact.
Let me not omit to say that the muslin
sleeve was 50 extremely tight to the arm
that 1t seemed like second skin. liter
minated tive inches above the well-round-
cd vet delicate wrist, where a quaint
bracelet of West Indian beetles, the
cadeau of a lady admirer from Cuba,
completed the ornamentation of so much
studied simplicity.
It was really very pretty, and the lady
looked charming --Iet us say thirty years
old Her age? Oh-well, fifty.
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Mysteries Oft the Toilet.

A c3rrcspondent of the Mctrono'7ta"
tells how a woman of fifty can be made
,aoy,ifur and pass for thirty years. AZ
,.,. 1csc~ibirr the prc!iminaries be says:
Ton came the Grand affair of the eye
br1,,s These were brushed with min
r,..s,f, brush with dark bris.lrs and y
r,r.l'.. inland with mother of pearl, and
,I,, Ions, nos.i,le tracing of fari indien
from - small stone lar laid upon them.
I-r5.r tho avas-ycrv Anc eyes, and
r.,,l;n, md from art-an cstampe of
I.a,i ,,7 rn,n ,yhicb .bn farI indien was
Ill. -~rLc5 Ind now = dusky shadow,
a.I''E i,r~nosnt tho brirliancv 6fthe ewes
,,> ,.rost and To INV mind. unpleasant
WIT Nos ~ become of this ap.
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Buried Gold Discovered.

The Milwaukee Wisconsin says: In
1853 seventeen years agO-James Ford
came 20 Wisconsin, from California, and
located in the southern part Of the town
Of Franklin. After paying for his prop
e-tv and the necessary implements he
had q sum OF money, in gold. left. The
amount j. not known exactly, but it l.
stated at $500. This sum Ford placed
in tin box and buried in certain
place on his farm, near an old stump
This was in accordance with custom
prevalent in California. In due course
OF time he made search for the money
but could not lind il. lie stated that
there were other parties N m adjoining
field when he buried the money, and was
Of AN opinion that they possibly took it.
The family 20 whom be- stated the fact,
thought 1t was probable that he WAS
only rndcayoring u make them think he
had matr more mouevin California than
be really had. Ia TACT, they thought the
story about hurying the gold had con-
siderable moon-h.ne about 1t,
In course oftime james Ford died.
His place was sold to his brother, John
Ford, and he now occupies it. one weeL,
ago Friday, Ford's hired man was out
IN the field picking up stones, when he
found glittcring piece OF metal. He
didn't know what it was, and took 1t to
Ford. son, who recognized it as a $50
gold piece The young man had the
servant point out the spot where he
found the gold, and then a search was
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DELJNATICO.

The squulrOuS of the sun still hold
The western hills; their armur glanccN'
Their crimson banners wide unfold,
IOw-.cNclcd lie their golden laucrS.
The shadows Turk along the shore,
Where. ~ our rOW-bOat IlEhty passes,
The rlpplcs, startled by my oar,
Creep murmUglug, under dropping grass
-.
Your eyes are dOwncast, for the light
Is lingering round your face, forgetting
How late IL Is; for one last sight
OfyOU the sun delays his sitting.
one hand hangs idly from the boat,
While round il white and >waVlng
fingers
Like hali-bIown lilies gone afoat-
The 1mOrOuS water, TOPPING, fingers.
see You smile behind your book,
rIOuT sunny eyes cOncrIimg under
Their dropping lids a hrcting look,
That's partly fun. amt partly wonder
That !, a man OF presence grave,
Who tight Tor bread meath ILcmi> BAN
ucr,
should all at once begin To rave
In This, trust, AldrlchIan manner.
You say our lake is, sad but true,
The InIll-pond OF a Yankee village,
Its Swelling shore devoted 10
The various forms OF kitchen ullugr;
That YOUR no damSrl bright and fair.
And mo lover young and glowing
just an old, sober, married pair,
NuO, after tc,,, have gone out rowing.
Ah, dear, when memories Old and sweet
Have fooled my Nrn>rS thU~, believe me,
Your dark eyes only help the cheat.
Your voice could never Uudccciyc me,
! think ~ well that men, dear wife,
Are sometimes with such madness SmIt-
ten,
Else little Joy would be- I'm life,
And little poetry DE written.
-GrUry, i. BINc~, Jr.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

one square, inch space.
one tIne...........s - one months 10
Two tilurS.......... - Three months. l. ~
one week .......... > ~ one year.......... - W
one square changeable once week SO
Special Notices y per cent additional.
Advertisements 10 occupy fixed places -
per cent additional.
Cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 30 per
cent additional.
Local Notices - cents per line-bm no
l0cGl notice tUtU be inserted JOr less than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
eel business houses, must be paid for IN adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers Will he contheH 10
their legitimate business, and all adNrT-
tiSemrutS not connected with 1t Will ue
charged for at our regular rates.
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Broadway & Twentieth St.
Now York.
mlV.ipSD
StTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, NUM-
> CPAL Court OF Wheeling.
Christian Burke, who sues, %c.,
vs..
Mar-aretha Mas, Administrative, and

Mar.aretha Mas, Administrative, and
others.
N JHASCEEY.
BY a decree OF the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling, entered in tho above entitled
cause on the jUth day OF August, 1870, SAID
cause was referred To the undersigned,
Commissioner OF said court, Ia take, state
and report
list. An account OF the liens upon the
real estate in the bill in said cause men,
toned and described, with the amounts
and priOrItics Of such liens.
"a. An account OF the administration OF
the said Margaretha Mas, OF the estate OF
David Mas, deceased; and said Admins
tratrix is required by said decree To render
such accounts 10 the Commissioner. anu
settle the same before him.
3rd. To examine into and report any
other matter which the commissioner
may deem pertinent, or which may be re-
quircd by any Of the parties IN interest.
The undersigned, Commissioner OF said
Court, hereby gives notice that on NrdncS-
tav. October 18th, $50, at his Office, NO. u =
thapline street. Wheeling, W. Va, he VIII
proceed 70 make up "a report upon the mat
i,ys and account, - required by said de-
c-.r X. G.. BARR.
commissioner.
Jordan, and caldwell & Caldwell, so!ici-
TORS Scp.lOaw-l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main st.
Have now in store and FOR sale

Have now IN store and for sale:
90 Halt Bhls Lake Herring.
luU White Fish.
pa No. ! Mackerel.-
IA No. Mackcrrl.
4uD Packages Mackercl, and IN quart {
barrels and kits.
- riercrs choice Carolina Rice.
lib BhlS choice y. .. Mul3S>cS.
5U HhdS choice y. q. Sugar.
81 BllS SyrUV~.
% Bbi> Standards \. h, Extra 9. Grnnp.
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ANA
&C. Sugars.
5uU BblS Flour, embracing White RIOS,
Keystone, Idlew!sr, Howard and 9th"
standard brands.
100 Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
. Ha.tChestS prime 10 choice &. +
Teas.
~ CaddicS prime 10 Choice q. p. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HaIbruok'S J. Il.
NilliucrS. PAGES and other good and rr.
liable brands, among the best .u the com.
try. our stock is fUli aud complete, ana
will be- offered to the trade nj the loves
market price. We invite close buyers
all ana examine our stock before pure
csing elsewhere.
amarillo NELL ELLINGHAM
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Pianos and Organs. for Rent.

~,v-ra. Second Hand Pianos and Or
-au,, in good order for Rent by the
month or iuar'rr, ON easy terms Apply
.r ADAMS " LUCAS.
-p.a l22- Market street.
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THE H0USEKEEPER'S DELIGHT
LOGAN, LIST & cos.

FNCElSIOR BAkING POW DEK
IT -
Composed OF tho pureSt materials,
Cumhiud i'm proper pOrtOriiun>,
Tu.urrs elegant BulSCuIt and Batter takes,
Promotes good appetite and digestion.
The Best Hotels Use II.
The Best Steamboats, Use II.
Tue Best Families Use It,
The Best Cooks Will Use No other.
ASK for Logan, List & cos Excelsior Ba6-
tng Powder. For sale by dealers every
,rTrrp SEPT
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Bank of the Ohio Valley,
Successor TO
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

Of W II EbI4ING.
This Bank is Organized and prepared to
transact the business OF banking in all its
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage
ment.
By carefully regarding the interests Ofits
correspondents and drpOsiturS, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, II hopes 10 merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check ut
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms,
aud individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued payable on
demand, or NJ fixed dates.
Interest allowed ON special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
join X. BOTsFORD WIN. b. SIMPSON.
JACOB :. RHODES, WIN. \. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN /. IlOBES,
GEO. W. FKASZVETN, JOHN f.. WILSON,
HESRY VI. II AEPER, my2l
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NFFIIE PEABODY INST KANIE IO.,
Wheeling, W. Va, April >, 1873.
THE CHARTER of THE FIRE AND
| Marine Insurance Company OF Wucal-
ing, expired April l, 1875, and its uneXpIr-
eel IRE business has been rcinSured by the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing, ". Va, as shown by the Resolution
and certificate annexed hereto. All claims
tor loss or damage that may occur after j.
o'clock VI. April !, 1875, under any IRE
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
Surance Company, and in force, Will be-
adjusted and Settled by the Peabody In
suruucc Cor uauy.
J. V. l.. RODGERS
Secretary.
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nEErcr FIFE & MARINE INsrEANcE CO..

OFFICE FIRE & MARINE INsURANCF GO.
Wheeling, W. Va, March 81. 1915.
!Peyylred, That the proposition Of the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
Ing, for the reinsurance OF the fire buSl-
ness OF this company, be, aud the same -
hereby accepted, and the President Of this
Company, together with MeSSrs. Reid. Cos
horn and O'Brlcu, are hereby appointed a
committee To cOnSummate the transfer OF
OF reinsurance. Provided, that upon eN
animation by the committee of the assets
OF the Peabody Insurance Company, 20 j.
found 10 be- perfectly responsible.
Signed c. II. COLLIER, Scc'y,
WILSON, President.
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On Consignment.

A MOTHER LOT OF Ia BARRELS OF.
\ those Selected Cooking ana rAtlAs
: A \ irst RECEIVED and for sale low by
'ff JAMES CRANGIE,
No. 1910 Main Street, Wheeling, W Va
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at'heeliue 9egl5ter.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER

DAILY REGISTER.
ono year ............SS 10 Three mouths..S2 40
Xix months. w One month. -
TRI-W EEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one copy, yr...si ~ one copy g mos.S2 o.
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one COPY, yr..S2 90 Five copies. Il yrS 40
one. copy. Is mos ~ Ten copies, ! yr. i uu
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n II N a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co..
or WHEELING.
II II NJ q
DIRECTORS:
or WHEELING.

CAPITAL, ElOO,OOO
DIRECTORS:
WIN. p. SIMPSON, WM. G. HANDLAS,
JNo. Is. BOrsFoRD, j. Il. MCCORrNET,
JUHN l.. HOBBS, &. p Brown,
THIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN sue
cesSiul operation six years continues
toinSure against loss or damage by fire on
Buildings Of all kinds, Manufacturing F.
adjustments, Household Furniture and
Personal Property generally, HUl!S and Car
goes on the western waterS,On is favorable
terms aS other sound institutions.
WM. Il. SIMPSON, President
j. K. MILLER, SscretdyU,
OSCAR SANDROCH, agent and Solicitor.
ialIb