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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-16


rTHE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS, La,
Corner Of Camp and Canal Streeta
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
Income for year 1s4...... ............$5olo3 s 70
Assets December 81, 1874. ,s75s $50 60
The Company insures Fire. Marine and River
Risks. Issues Marine Policies payable in London In
case of loss. Nv. HINCKS, Secretary.
AID. SCHREIBER Vice President
J. TUYES, President
DIRECToRs
W. B. Schmidt A. M Bickham
Placide Forstall, AID Schneider,
81. Gally, Jules Tuyes,
Charles LATTE, W. A. Bell,
W. Van Benthuysen, D. Fatio,
Emile Bouny, D. D. Rogers. fe3 ly
TNHE FIREMENs INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office, corner Camp and Gravier streets.
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE ONLY.
This Company is ready to take risks against loss
or damage by fire.
IN MARKS, PRUDHoMME
President Vice President
r Fl BENNERS, JAS BOYCE,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Jacob Alexander yno Fitzpatrick N Marks
Sp0T ,nohs wash Wilt Mszt teOn S ssgt0h
1 Cain Chas Hemard rPrudhomme
Otto Thoman D9denhefer N Isaacson
B NJ Pond Gee Waters Wormann
mh7 I'm
NEv ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
Corner Canal and Camp streets.
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
IN conformity with their charter, the company pub
lish the following statement:
PREMIUMS Home and Agencies) DURING THE
YEAR ENDING DEC. 81, 1874.
On nre rlsKs...... .............$4eo i@
I'm Marine risks. eS,9S2 DO
On river and inland..-....--... 94,394 80
Less reserved for unterminated
risks December 81, 1s74.... 168, COL So
Return premiums INSTRUMENTATION 1922 90
s4ss,S IS
Add interest. 1896 II
&504, 03s 70
Deduct reinsurances. .......... As 1913 90
b Fire losses. $751;, IA SO |
8 Marine losses. 81, 432 43 |
River ard in
Land losseA =. 81, 427 IS |
* 270, 004 II
General expenses. ... 55,25o %
Taxes 194a 90
e Commissions. 81, $50 SO
Rebate 1894 80
- ZIG, 1886 os
Net profits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N, 20s n
The company has the following ass Is:
in NJ
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Chambermaids, &c.
OCT WEST 3oTH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
ZOl ehamberma aid waitress do general house
work in a mall private family.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs.

Laundresses, &c.
| 7S7 WEST PATH ST., THIRD FLOOR-A FIRST
lCl class washer and roner 10 do fine wasaa and Hut
| ing prices moderate.
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OOO EAST 42D STA YOUNG GIRL, IT YEARS. TO
OUU do chamberwork and waiting take Of chi-
dren ia willing and obligng
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DWELLING HOUSES no LET
her great advantages

DESIRABLE HOUSE ron LODGING OR BOARD
Enrth street. stories, high STOOD: a rooms Eeod
kfdsr, hywlI pailied, nei rent 70 good tenahh exA
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DIED.
BoLGER.-Aner short Illness. DUDLEY BoLGER.
late VI BollinoslCe, Ireland.
BUSH.-0n Monday, July IL, DANIEL BUSH, In
the 31se year Of his age.
BURFRIND.-At Hoboken, N. J., on Tuesday, July
13. ALBEIT BURFRIND. aged as years.
Foneral on friday, July l6. from his late res.
tdence, No. PARK avenue, IoDsken. at half-pass
the members OF tn. Hudson Lodge, No. II, F. and
A. M, and or North German Club George Arhllng,
Presidenp. also the Jersey Schutzen Corps, arc
CARTLAND.-- Suddenly, on Tuesday. July Is, at
Mae O'Clock, PREDRRIoK NATHANIEL CARrLAND, in
the 47th year of hls aye.
Funeral from mis- late residence, No. ll3 Madison
avenue, OH Friday July TO- at halfpast ten o'clock.
cassidy :-On Thursday. July To- 1873. JANIS CAS-
Inc relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vted 70 attend the funeral on Friday. July 10. at
Filth street between avenues D ana =.
CoFFRY. --On Wednesday, 14th inst, ELLEN, the
beloved wife Of Patrick Corey, in the sofa year OF
Tae friends and acqualntancss OF the Iamiy are
respectfully Invited TO attend the funeral, this
her late rssdence 4is S West Nineteen Sss TSss sr from
uoSds. GoasnAS.on sso ISiy 49, !ss aitsr eng Illness
Mary Coleman aged year. months rA saa II JAYS. @
her funeral WIN take place on SATURDAY, Jaly
y! irom nsr Parents, rssldenes. No. Q Madison
ooRxERY.-on July IS, at t~o O'Clock A. NJ, OF
nemOrsnsgs q the lungs. NARY CoaKEnY, . ma.
rosdence, 267 West Forty-n street.
Requescat IL pace.
solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for
the repuse oil ner soul at the Church OF the Holy
Gross, West forty.second street, on SATURDAY.,
l7tn inst, at ten O'Clock A. N. The remains will
thence be taken 10 Calvary Cemetery Tor inter,
ment. Her relatives and friends, those oil me
family and OF her brothers Timothy, john Michael
and Daniel, are respectfully invited 10 attend
without turtner notice
CRowLEY.-on Wednesday, July "a, TIMOTHY,
tue peoved son OF John and johanna Crowley,
aged 28 years and DAYS.
Tne rcIalives and irienos or the family are re-
spectiully invited TO attend uls iunei al from he
residence OF MS parents, No. SO Montgomery
street, on FRIDAY, at Two r. Nj,
DowLING.--on Wednesday, July Is, Mrs. MAR
aped "a years. '
Ths faaprAl win take plAue non thp rsstdsncs
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DgNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD

DgNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
arc Uns S 81 Mo so
cortisndt streets, as iollows:-
wn Pullman palace sns car: attached 0 A. M and
For Miiamsport ana AI1 Lock Haven tya Philadelphia
and krie Railroac pivisi9n; connecting at Philade
Gerry And s Erie $50 NJ congesnqS g. Cory for
Washingson Expre..a oS Pullman psrlor' cars daily
Regular at $40 H. AtFiSS ss"d Sff'IMtAssS Sunday s
EspTss;S; ,cs .;o ofhiiedslgssis SO S% NJ lss
~ s ana Z nishs s s ssasaS GAY ~ S 71 1aaa
ssS SlfaSsse sS sp 49, sS 80 AS s 10
1s S;iS wi % ,. n. ana u night SndsS, % i' ssi
=, y? siSS.y+ ;is 4 e. "a ~ ss @
rgS CSdeTsgs 5sTss 4SP6Sy ana AmSoy. ana
For New srunswicE.' ana sA NJ. u NJ, q $40, .,lo.
s..S e,lS 81 IN = ~ and " Y nign, saqdsy
For Kiprsione snS Rocky All, $40 a X and .norM
EST EsiaSstSVi ss g snS ap sPd
for TismngtOn. PhiiDsbars and sevidsrs. 40 A. N
Eor Mercer ana sSSmsEss. Branch ar
Sos drsntOa sordssssoTa s Sar9zfi' and Camden @
For Freehold, Dx,M, Sand tiloP N
EST aaS on
For nighistsyp' Pemberion and Camden. via Perth
For T HiShtstown .oS and Psmberton, Jam.
nr5iys sns Sa5 ss'Sts and aSa
ay sy sFSse IH% aaas sRS Ss
,a ana % l9;T e From rnadslP1!a aSs RAJ S siIS s,S
s ss p.G sspdaS, Gay SIC siiS sis s sis sss * *
4icsct otsss. S asa sS ana ~ Broadway No Astor
HS0, and and s No
HSScssn Tmsani SHi Rcts 5ss s9
RR%YK THOMPSON, D. NJ BOYD, Jr
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MARRIED

LL-MCDEARMID.-On July is, by Rev.
William Rhoberts assisted by Rev. Drs William
Ormiston and 4. Duryea, Rev. Or. J. HALsTED
CARROLL to MISS McDEARMID.
CHILD FERGUsoH.-On Thursday. 18th inst, at
Washington square church. by the Rev. DR.. Hut.
ton, II. U. CHILD. OF Binghamton, N. Y, TO Mlss
LIZZIE FERGUSON. OF this city.
DE LAMorTA-FIRMIN.-On Thursday, July Is. at
Trinity Protestant Episcopal church, by the Rev.
T. Ogilby, ID. D., JACOB h. DE LAMoTTA, OF Phia-
delphIa, 10 MARY LOUISA PENNY FIRMIN, daughter
oi George j. Flrmin, OF London, England.
MAPELSDEN-MEAD.-On Wednesday, July IA, at
the residence OF the bride's parents, by toe Rev.
T. STAFFORD BROWNE T. EDWARD MAPELsDEN. or
New YORK, to CLARA E., eldest daughter VI TITUS
Mead, ESQ.,, OF BROOKLYN. No cArds.
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DEOPLK'5 Linz FOR ALBANY AND SARATOGA
leaves daily at r. w. (sundays xoopted) from
pier Al North River. foot OF Canal street
SPECIAL NOTICh -On saturday, july g. auJ overy
saiuTday unul sthsr notice ne steamers o. this ns
Sssss e SgansS. VII Ia tAs a. Assstsy nofAias "Asa q Al
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL LINZ.
From ySR RiiF' ESs6oS Los & sna Hotta RIVER
cASAPRR PoR sH5'd.F TNS IlySsEoo sSly g
SPAN. -. July i. sP y ESSLsSD, July =. .sP.N
greatly reduced prices Return tickets reduced
rassa hpp 4 tSS conpaSy once 8 BrcaswaS
>. W. J. HURST, Manager
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN Steamship Line between New York Southampton
SS@Psnys pier 100; sseoPS street. HoOoLSa
bb9skL... ,'....JJSy I August 4
Rates Of passage from New YORK 70 Southampton,
ayrs Sss%sn s,.srsrs ea1s s , sSa sSaa
tickets reduced raes freDsh Storage certificates
p For freight or passage apply to oRLRIcHs CO.,
No Bowling Green
(,UXARD LINE.-B AND N. A. n. NJ. s. p. co.
with view to diminishing the chances Of collision
the OF this line take specIdc course for All
on the outward passage from Queenstowh to New
York hos In crossing In the meridian 50 to Is lati
On the passage crossing the me indian OF 50
f q % n q
Siy JSy ssTaaAx ssa Aaaass AaSsst
csS,n passage $50 soo $50 soid sseopdSs . &C
sseeTsae tickets 10 and from all Psrs Of Europe at
lowest rates reight ana N, sabH once No B0wIing
Green S'S0'-ES EeS4snas S G. TsxSe RIYS, ~ AGENT and
r. II. DU yERNET. corner OF Clark aud Randolph
streets. Chicago.
DusL1a HkM aoEK BkLE3sf "a ASS TosDoS6ERRT sS6eERRT
sT4!E sF4FE fhsssE ss4 tass:s ssiy
ana essrs 1 M cabin ssS IS
and s0 return tcxcts $i4O second cabin So; return
111sS apply 10 ssiTssff %TsffiS b3rSS co.. Agents
Nc S;d ~ Broadway sew ~ YORK,
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's LINE
II tor PLYMOUTH, CHERBOUKG aud HAMBURG
FKIsIA. July Y PUMERANIA.. August
wIkLAND... July ~ So VIA. August Il
Rates OF passage to Plymouth London. Cherbourg,
Hamburg and all points IN England. scotland and
Wales:-
Cabin arst saloon, gold. $lcO
Cabin second saoon gold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
KTSHARDT 4 Co. G. b. RICHARD 4 6oAs,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents.
81 Broad stres:, New York 81 broadway. New York
HREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (kNGLAND) DIRECT,
sailing from pier Is, East River as folows:-
AkAGON Symons .fhursday, July ~
Cabin passage SO Intermediate, $k5; steeraGe, $50
currency cxcursion tickets. $l2
Apply to W. ID. MORGAN, Agent 70 South street
WILSON LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL,
w TO be despatched from pier A last River:-
EAvARINO.......J Jnly n HINbOU. to follow
OiH LILO. Aug. IL COLOMBO. to follow
First cabin so, currency; second cabin, $ib cur
rcncy. Excursion tickets very favorable
Through tic issued to Continental and Baltic
Apply for lull particulars TO
CHARLES L. WRIGHT co. 56 South street
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TNMAN LISR.-PIXED SOUTHERLY COURSE.
Royal Mail steamers are appointed to sail as follows
FOR QUEENSfOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MONTREAL. saturday, July H. at ) r. NJ
Ci1Y Ci1YY q BEnLIS Saturday July z. stS
CITY CITY OF BRooKLYN ..... aturday Aug. I, aty A. A.
each succeeding saturday from pier Is North River
RATES OF PA SAGE.
Cabin. $50 and 81 gold. according TO accommoda-
ton Round trip tckeis ut low rates
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For Cabin Passage general business apply ct the
company's office No. 10 Broadway.
steerags Passage at ss Broadway, pier IS North
JOHN G. DALE, Agent
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BIRTH
DIED.

KEHoE-At fremont, N. Y, on Wednesday,
July H. Mrs. LIMA D. KEHoE, OF daughter. Both
uoing well.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TEXAS LINE or GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUGH
ing at Key West earrylng the United states mail@
leave pier 20, East River ON aturday July " at n NJ
L. ana Ss 1i'lS sSsP sna A. 70 and RAN
,oaat No charge TOR forwarding in New rork, Eor
IIeMn. or passage haying superior ACCOMMODATIONS.
". y. CLYDE 4 Co. llS Wall street
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
rhe .s.m.hSs GrGnws s sss%snip ausn s hns will leave
pier No North River on satarSay. Ja'y Il, At NJ
Freight received daily Through given TO Calves
santiago 81 Louis ana Mobile. Cabin passage, So
1sE1MAA. IS West street
ts.msnip uyIATA q, $40 tOns, Catherine, Master.
from Per : $;I.SsS SSIsSsfs Eissl F5saslssIss.
OH sSAsyar 4EpAS, nas.J 5ay ~ ats O'clock
%iILp3Mp @ MpI.'SjSEsE T. SxEEs. SetS1Sa GsssTs Agent
4io South Delaware avenue Philadelphia.
OLD DOMINION srRAMsnIp COMPANY.
rl' For NOriOlk CITY Point and Richmond Tuesdays
!. s s0aaSsRs c"ast Sa
road aud with The eompanys Steam lines to interior it
points !. N North 1S TsrCna and yTFna
aesasy ppeIrsSSsy pe SsyyS. and saturday, and
r. y, connecting with Delaware and Maryland rail-
rSIoaEh psssaSs iSEs ana bills 4 iadng all point.
EisixSt rsssIses dsIiy pier 8 Sosh RIVER ~ '
'e' !" '''eST.es c5sis Frssn
WEEKLY FLORIDA LINE.
cor por; & Royal S C. 1 gcrnandi1a Fla sruns- y%
VILE Chester, Mater, T having s1Seror accommods
items for passensers win sal, saturday July u from
ing wi Win al points south and
First elias, passage to Jacksonville. p 50
isrOarS sss.s ,;srsS AND south
to o. '' H1RS GsLPoKE, No. william % street, cst''
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Passengers reach oil iuts North, West South
west from to 80 hours earlier Than py any other ran
via New York Central and Hudson River Railroad.
only lourtrack road tal see rails, in the world:
bining speeJ and safety with comfort The HERALD
TRAIN has the right OF way over all others
PASSENGERS by the night boats from New YORK can
connect Albany ats O'Clock A. NJ Sunday
Those desiring to visit Sharon Springs arrive there
at O'Clock sunday morning. remain ii hours at the
Springs and return by the lr47 train Sunday evening
arriving In New YORK at o'clock Monday morning
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The Nta1us ID FaIl Riyer.

FALL RIVER, MASS, September 90
All Is quiet, and the mills throughout
the city had on an increased number oi
operatives this evening. The contract ol
the manufacturers, dated September lst
1870, and which the operatives signed at
that time, is virtually the same as the
present, except the former had this addi'
tion: In case Of turnout or strike in any
other mill or mills in Fall River, we will
continue at our work, and faithfully per-
form the same, rs il no strike or turnout
had occurred, neither standing in fear or
being overawed by threats Of violence
from any person or persons
A meeting will be held in the park to-
morrow under the auspices Of the anal
gamated unions, and will be addressed by
Rev, jesse II. Jones and others The
Spinners' and Weavers' Association has
sent out delegates to solicit aid from the
Cotton operatives from New England,
The following telegram was received
to-day by Henry Scavyi
"NEw YORK, September 20,-Pcrse-
we're, brave workmen Of Fall River, The
United Workmen offer you their sympa-
thy. J, +. MCDONALD"
New York, September ga large
and enthusiastic meeting in sympathy
with the Fall River strikers was held this
evening, John Swinton presiding. Ad-
dresses were made by Mr., SwintOn, =, j.
McGuire, John A. Wolf, Miss Lemontc,
Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Bell, Resolutions
were passed strongly denounoing the mill
owners and expressing sympathy for the
ui iriknru
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fulfill its promises by the speediest posi-
BILE return to specie payment. That ire
deemable currency is national evil, ant
when it continues beyond the necessity o
its creation is national reproach. Tha
the decentralization OF the values caused
by imitation Of the national currency
while it tends to place the earning
Of labor which depend on the steadi
ness and uniformity in the measure
OF value in the power Of spectators IN
gold and credit, also involves the demOr.
alization OF public and private credit and
expenditure, speculation in place oil
thrift, the ultimate destruction OF the
prosperity Of trade and industry, the
risk Of increasing crime, and the whole
train Of evils which follows any departure
from the honiely virtue that keeps its
word and pays as it goes.
That while We gladly count among the
significant assurances Of the good work
Of the Republican party its regenerating
influences upon our Democratic fellow
citizens, Us shown by the bitter utter.
ances OF their late convention in this hall
in their unreserved acceptance OF the
constitutional results OF Republican
craftsmanship, and in their nomination
for office men trained in Republican
teachings and scrvice-we protest that it
would be the height Of imprudence to
commit all that has been achieved for
the Union, freedom and human rights to
the keeping Of u party which had no
heart for the work and has no stake in
the glory.
Adjourned sinC die.
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Capt. McMIliin Wins His Case nj
~. Louis.

Captain j. s. McNIillin, the inventor oI
the steam Capstan, received dispatch
from 81. Louis on Saturday from his at.
torney, informing him that the case Ol
Mr.. McNtillin et al rs. John l.. lluse ct al
had been decided In his favor. This was
n suit on an infringement Of his patent.
It was tried in the United States District
Court, Justice Miller, ofthc u. y. Supreme
Court, and Judge TrCet, being on the
bench. The Court decided that the Nc
Millin patent was yNlid-in substance
making The satne decision Ns that made by
Judge McKcnhan in the us. Circuit
Court here. This is another victory fol
Captain McMillin. lie has had hard
fight in the Patent Office and the Courts
but in every case he has won the day, and
legal decisions are without exception il
his favor. This last decision at St. Louis
being but confederation Of all the others
would seem to render all further contest
over the right mere waste Of time aud
money. His legal claim to the cNpstar
that bears his name would seem too well
established to be shaken.
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AI,OOr Nmhlect.

Ifrom the Detroit Free Press.
"This Is the deaf man, ell" inquired
the court, as the last prisoner came out,
Then, raising his voice, he asked
"Guilty or not guilty|
The man held his hand up to his ear
and replied!
"You'll have to talk up loud"
"Guilty or not" yelled the court.
"You'll have to speak up" replied the
man.
"Come here" called the court, crooking
his finger. =,
Getting the prisoner where he could
yell in his ear, he continued
II can't fool around and burst blood.
vessel by strNining my voice Get out o
herew
"Of course, Of course" replied the man
and he got.
Mrs. Monroe being the only one to 60
up, the boys made up purse and bought
her banana, and rs she Snt and peeled il
they sang:
"IIcnntful maid Of the lee,
We sorrow 10 ace you 60;
Iit take care Of your health accumulate we iltll
And remember us. Sarah Monroe"
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The Army OF The CUMBERLAND.

DEs MolSE, Iowa, September 90
The Society Of the Army Of the Cumbcr.
land met IN annual reunion in the Opera
House here this morning at II o'clock
The President, General Sherman, called
the meeting to order, and the routine Of
business was transacted, when the meet.
ing adjourned till Ar. NJ. The attend.
anCc Is about two hundred.
The President, Secretary OF War and
party and General Sherman were escorted
through the streets and loudly applOuded
by the crowd,
In the afternoon the President had a
reception, which attracted many citizens.
Gen. Sheridan was reelected President
for the term, aud II was decided: TO hold
the next reunion July 2lst, 22d and 23d, at
Philadelphia the first two days and at
Washington the last day, when the statue
Of Gen. MCPHERSON will be unveiled.
Gen. Logan was reelected speaker on that
occasion. Gen. Thayer was elected ora
Tor Of the next reunion.
The resolution to admit privatcs 10 the
society was laid over till next year.
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MARTIN's FERRY LOCALs.-The report
Of the accident by which Mr.. Nichols, Of
Wellsburg, lost his life was already ii
type when our regular Martins Ferry
letter was received, which will account
for the commission Of the account con-
taincd in ii. .
Sam Williams says II the boys don't
keep away from around his saw mill
botllcring him, he will hurt some OF them
The stone masOns are nearly through
laying the foundation Of Mr.. NJ Sweeney's
new glass house, he expects to have II
ready to commence operations by the Ilrsl
Of December.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Ohio City Dank Is called to meet at THEFT
banking housc next Saturday at 2o'ClOck
r. M., to take into consideration the pro.
priety Of increasing the capital stock OF
the bank to one hundred thousand dollars
We understand that II the proposition il
accepted there are parties anxious to take
all Of the increased stock.
James i. Ryan, Of Steubenvillc, was
in town yesterday.
Charley jenkins is still nj home sick.
Politicians are thick and very friendly
Two men are in the lookup charged
with burglary.
Justice Eagleson is having some lively
assault aud battery cases with some oil
the miners at Raineys Coal Works.
Officer Andy RAIDER, OF Bcllaire arrested
n man here Yesterday charged with house
Mrs. Sallie Mansell, Of Youngstown, i.
visiting her brother, Henry Bendell, in
this place.
We are pleased to learn that the celc,
brated Counselor Cook Stove, mNnufac.
tured by Mcssts. Spence, Baggs h Co., oI
this place, took the first premium ot the
fair recently held Mt Clnfksburg, W. Va.
and also at the Steubenville fair. The
Counselor has no superiors and but few
equals in the country.
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Weather lkenOrt.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
0YHICR OP THR CHIRP SlGNAL OYYICER.
WASHINGTON, d, C., September 30-l AN.
ppnuA MIR ITIRu

WAN DkfAhlahNII
OYYICR OP THR CHIRR SIGNAL OYYICRR. :
WASHINGTON, d. C., September 30-l AN.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England generally cloudy
and warmer weather, with rain, inCreaS'
ing Gasterly to sOutherly winds, and fall
ing barometer,
For the Middle States partly cloudy
and warmer weather during the day,
with southerly to westerly winds, falling
followed by rising barometer, and rain
in the northern portion.
For the Lake region, rain followed by
partly cloudy and slightly cooler weather
brisk and high southwest to northeast
winds and rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri IIeys,partIy cloudy and cooler
weather, northwest winds, slight changes
in the barometer and local rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley tho
South Atlantic and Gulf States, clear OF
fair weather, southwest to northwest
winds and no decided change in tempera'
turc or barometer except in the Ohio
Valley, where the barometer will rise
with a slight fall Of temperature.
CautiOnary signals continue at Grand
Haven, Port Huron, Detroit, Toledo
Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, Rochester and
OswGgO.
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wardrobes, chairs &c, are elegantly
finished.
An order was received few days ago
from the South for five hundred wagons.
The wagon department will be animated
for some time. The vehicles are such as
to commend themselves wherever they
are sent,
The Penitentiary building is now
rapidly approaching completion, and
presents a handsome and imposing ap-
pearance. AS soon as the main building
is completed the attention Of the builders
will be directed to the erection Of new
workshops within the massive walls
which enclose the Penitentiary grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-30

PRESBYTERIAN FINANCE.-Last yeal
there were four Presbyterian Churches
in America which raised over $4,000
Second Church, Cincinnati, Ssl,G27; Beth
any Church, Philadelphia, SS2,75O; Tai
IMAGES Central Church, Brooklyn, SG7,
COZ, and the Second Church, Springfield
ILL.,, SlO335. The Synod Of Pittsburgh,
embracing Wheeling, rassed S3OO,393
The Presbytery Of Washington, to which
the Presbyterian Churches Of this city
belong, raised S5S,0O3, and the Presby.
terry of West Virginia SlG,Gs5,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-30

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