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Masonic Grand Lodge Of ohio.

COLUMBUS, October lO.--The Masonic
Grand Lodge Of Ohio met here to-day;
five hundred lodges were Represented;
twelve lodges were organized during the
year. A resolution was adopted in hon.
or Of the memory Of the late Grand Mas.
ter McCorkle, Of Kentucky. After up
pointing the standing committees and
transacling some other business, recess
was taken until tomorrow.
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A Reunion Of Union and COnied.
crate Soldiers.

ELIZABETH, N. 1.-THE reunion Of
Union and Confederate soldiers began 10.
day. The line formed at 1880, when all
marched to Wayerly. Generals Kilpat.
rick, Pryor, Pemberton and others were
present, together with a number Of State
officials. GenS. Pryor and Fitzpatrick de.
livered addresses. It Ia gala day in the
city, the display exceeding the Fourth Of
July. This evening the fte department
will meet the veterans on their return,
and a grand display Of fireworks will
follnw.
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rhe Mherllnr t,ement INorks.

We take pleasure in chroniCling the
Inauguration Of a new industry in our
midst, in the shape Of an establishment
for the manufacture Of Lime Cement.
Cement Rock exists in great abundance
in all the hills surrounding this city, and
II really seems strange that in years past
little or no use should have been made Of
ii. notwithstanding the very simple pro.
cess involved in the preparation Of the
rock-simply roasting II in a kiln-and
the comparatively Insignificant cost oithe
machinery necessary TO reduce II to la
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TIE Cincinnati Commercial, in review.
ing the Republican Presidential cundi.
dates, says. Secretary Bristow, Of Ken.
lucky, Ia considered candidate and must
be reckoned very formidable one. There
Is q flavor Of practical reform about him
that Ia pleasing, and Grant has stood by
him handsomely in his hard work, a
thing he would not have done II he had
been Jealous Of him "a a candidate"
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An Odd Fellows Procession AS
HnulleCl by Yale Students,

NEW YoRK, October ia special to
the Sun from New Haven reports that a
procession Of Odd Fellows composed Of
the Encampments Of Connecticut, with
invited Encampments from Providence,
were insulted and pelted with stones by
the students Us they passed Yale College,
and they retaliated by charging on the
students with drawn swords. Several
studen!a were slightly wounded. The
faculty Of the College have expressed
regret at the unfortunate occurrence.
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LONDON, October i9.-The steamship
Faraday sailed to-day, 10 repair the di.
rect U. s. cable.
GLASGOW, October 19.-The steamer
Waldesiun, from Montreal. has arrived.
New YoRK, October l9.-Afriyed-
steamship City Of Chester, from Liver.
pool.
GLASGOW, October 19-Arrived-stute
of Virginia, from New York.
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The Coming SpOrtsmen's. Meet
ing,

MEMPHIS, October l9.-The meeting
OF the Tennessee State Sportsmen's Asso-
citation, to begin on the 25th inst. and con-
tinue during the week, promises to be
we'll attended, as $500 are offered for
trap shooting, 81, 800 in cash and $3.50 in
plate for field shooting, and $500 in plate
Tor the best show OF field dogs. Several
fine kennels from the Eastern States
have already arrived, and the West will
be well represented.
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EeIiciana Difficulty.

New ORLEANS. October 10.-A com.
mittee Of prominent citizens, Of East
Feliciana parish, headed by Mr.. Pipes a
conservative member Of the House from
that parish, called upon acting Governor
Antoine, to-day with the view ofconcerting
measures to suppress lawlessness.
Judge Denny, whose court was ad-
journed In consequence OF the shooting Of
Sheriff Smith, also submitted conditional
proposition to go back and hold a special
term of court, providing the law abid.
Ing citizens pledged themselves to give
active support in the enforcement Of the
law.
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IN Cincinnati the following are the
prices for family marketing, as given in
yesterdays Gazette. Rib roast 10 to 12lci
sirloin steak IL! to 10; mutton s to l2l;
lamb 10 to 12i; veal 10 to l2l; fresh pork
12i 10 l5; corncd beef 12l to 10; break.
fast bacon 1S to 20; sausage l2l to 10;
chickens % to 40; ducks 25 to 35; turkeys
81 90 to / 30; geese 80 to 90; prime to
choice yellow roll butter SO to 40; choice
yellow, solid packed 30 to 50; ordinary to
good IS to 25; eggs 90 to 95; apples 80 to
90 per peck; tomatoes 10 TO 10 per peck
celery 40 TO 30 per dozen.
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PHILADELPHIA, October TO- Wool
Fine stronger but in good supply; medium
and COmbingS scarce with an upward tend.
enCy. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Nir'
ginia Xxx and above 4ja5OC; \ d5nIGc;
medium 43c; coarse 4Oa4Dc, latter for coarse
delaine; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine 40a4SC; medium 40a5Oci
coarse 40a4Oc, latter coarse delainei comb.
ing washed 5saG2C; Combing unwashel
axe; fine unwashed 3OR3lC; coarse and
medium unwashed 34a37C; tub washed 40a
55c; extra and merino pulled 3Sal2c; No. |
and SuperGnc pulled 3Sa42c.
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Raitinore.

BALTIMORE, October i9.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. WhCat-Strong; No. 2
red western 81 4ini 43. Corn-Firm; west.
crn mixed 69Hc. Oats--Quiet and un.
changed. Hay-Quiet al $!2a24 90. Pork
--s2S IS. Bulk Meats-Shoulders Vn1Nc;
clear rib i3ai3Ac, loose. Bacon-shonl.
ders lOISc; clear rib Axe. Hams--i5H
al6. IArd-steady at i4Nc. Coffee
Quiet at l9A22c. Petroleum-tInsettled;
crude efaeBc; refined iSNc. whisky
ALI
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October lO.-EetrOleum
-Firmer refined l33SalS94C; crude l0IGa
l03sc. Seeds-ClOvcr, steady at l0al0IGc,
Flour-Unchangcd. Wheat-Primc in fair
request; new red Pennsylvania 81 40; do
western 81 1Oal II; amber 81 40al A.; white
81 43. Rye-lnierior western Zoe. Corn
Fairly active; yellow 79G; mixed 7la72c,
Oats-Less active; mixed 43c; white Ala
4Oc. Whisky-Steady at 81 II. Butter
Steady; New York and Bradford county ex.
tras SSaSiC; frsts 3Oa32c; western eItras
2sa3OC; firsts 25a97c; rolls 27a30c; tirSts 26a
$50. Cheese-Firm western fine 4Hal3c.
Eggs-FreSh at 27a29c,
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CINCINNATI, October l9.-Cotton-Quiet
at l39Gc. Flour-Firm and unchanged.
Wheat-Active at 81 35al IS, Com-Firm
at G0aG5c. Oats-Dull Ut 32aIjc, Barley
Dull and unchanged. Rye-Quiet at S3a
s5c. Pork-Dul at $29 6Oa92 20. Lard
Quiet; steam at 1886 kettle l3Mal4c.
bulk Meats Dull; new shoulders 0R0 &c,
packed; old meats nominally at SAal2ha
i3hc, loose. Bacon Quiet ut lOal4hA
l4Nc. Whisky-Steady at 81 IS.
lIoGs-Firm; good, light and packers
81 5Oa7 rs; good butchers 81 S0A7 50; com.
mon light dull at 81 OOa7 %.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, October ia special from
Vienna says the Herzegovina insurec'
tionists are preparing to attack Zubic,
The Turks are concentrating there, and a
decisive battle is believed 10 be impend.
ing.
LONDON, October 2O.-The Morning
POst's telegram from Berlin says that It
Is stated in naval circles that Prince
Frederick, "Fritz," intends to visit the
Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia
and that German squadron will escort
him thither.
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FIRE RECORD.


GALVESTON TEX, October 19.-A fire
at Anderson, Tex, this morning destroy.
ed fourteen stores and dwellings, Odd
Fellows Hall and furniture, Wilson 4
Howell's store, two warehouses Post.
office and valuable mail matter. Losses
estimated at $4,000. Partially insured
TORONTO, OST, October 19.-Eight
stores burned yesterday In Orangeville.
Ioss. $4,000.
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The river was falling last evening, with
8 feet inch in the channel.
The Emma Graham passed up at 8 A.
NJ. yesterday.
The Andes left for Cincinnati at 4 r.
NJ. with 4 big trip.
The Tempest was yesterday inspected
by Inspectors Wilson and Young, and at
1880 p. N. departed for New Martinsville.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at II
A. NJ, as usual. The Express will be this
mornings packet.
The Salt Valley, about II A. NJ, passed
down, en- route from Pittsburgh to Iron
ton.
The Scout arrived from New Cumbor-
land and returned to the same place
tBy Telegraph
PIrrsBURGH, October 10.-River 8 feet
8 inches and stationary; weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, October 19.-River 0 feet
10 inches and falling since 3 r. NJ; clear
and cool. Arrived-Hudson, Wheeling;
Fawn, Evansville. Departed-Fawn and
willard, New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, October 19.-River still
falling, with three feet on shoals. Clear
and mild.
ST. LOUIS, October l0.-Arrived-Glen.
cOc and Kounta, New Orleans; johnson
and Dolphin, Upper Mississippi. Depart
ed-Northwestern, Keokuk; City Of Vicks.
burg, VickSburg. River falling. Clear
and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, October lO.-CleOr; mer-
curry 80 to 54o. River rising, 42.l0 on
gauge. Up-1aed Cloud, Glasgow, Geo
Roberts, Dick Johnson. Down-Kittie
Hegler, Maggie, Cherokee, silvertone,
Business fair.
MEMPHIS, October 10-River station.
ary. Clear and pleasant. Arrived-St
Frances, Belle, White river. Departed
Utah and Illinois, vicksburg; Mary Mil
Ter, CincinnaLi Maude, New Orleans;
Alton and Capitol City, 81. Joseph.
CAIRO, October 19.-Arrivel - H. IL
Cooke, Evansville. River 8 feet 8 inches
and falling. Weather clear. Mercury
5O0.
LOUISVILLE October i9.- Weather
mild aud clear. River rising; 6 feet
inches in canal, and 2 feet 8 inches or
fnlla.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar.

The sales at the Fifth Street Horse Mar
ket for the past two weeks have been light,
owing to the prevalence Of the epizootic IN
n mild form, and owing 10 the election hav.
ing absorbed the minds Of all. During the
past week the sales foot up only $50 head.
One car load Of light, cheap horses was
shipped 10 Georgia, prices ranging from $50
10 $50. There are buyers In the market
from Philadelphia, who want nice, fast
horses, and for which they pay from $3.50
10 $l5O
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NEW YORK, October lO.-The package
trade In domestic cotton and wool goods,
light md jObbing branches, Is inactive.
Cotton goods moved Nt unchanged prices.
Fancy Prints ruled quiet and AmOskengs
were reduced to 6xc. Dress goods and
ginghams were In steady request and close.
" sold up. 0vercOatlngs were In limited
demand, but cassimerGs aud ilanncls were
In light request.
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WASHINGTON.
NIr. Chandler the New Secretary
Of the Interior.


WASHINGTON, October l9.-Ex.
Senator Chandler had q long inter-
view with the President this morning,
lie accepted the appointment Of secreta-
~ OF tho Interior. As soon as
Mr.. Chandler had signiied his acceptance
his commission was made out and a note
sent to Chief Justice Carter, Of the Dis
triCt Supreme Court, to appear at the
White House at noon. The Chief Jus.
tiCe accordingly proceeded to the Execu-
tive Mansion and administered the oath
Of Office to the new Secretary. The Cab
met then met and Chandler took his seat
at the table.
A THEEvING POST OFFICE CLERK.
John II. Nichols, clerk in the city
Post Office was arrested on charge oi
purlOining letters.
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BosroS, October 10.-seventy.Rve cler.
gymen Of this city met yesterday, and
after denouhCing the license law passed
resolutions calling on all good men to
repudiate at the coming election both the
Republican and Democratic candidates
for Governor.
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The Mayor sent in an interesting mes.
sage to Council last night on the Tramp
question, and its reading was followed by
the passage Of the ordinance given in our
report Of proceedings. We publish the
message along with the ordinance.
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PEORIA, Ills, October l9-The Brew.
cry Of John Wichmann & Co., valued at
SS5 700, burned tonight, The ere ofigi.
mated in the kiln room. An employee
sleeping in the brewery, narrowly eScap.
ed; Insured for $1,000.
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A PERSONAL COMPLIMENT We mo-
tice in looking over the election returns
from Poase township that William Al
exander, Esq, Of Bridgeport, who was a
candidate for Commissioner, received the
largest vote Of any candidate on the Re-
publican ticket. While Hayes received
423 votes at Martins Ferry, Mr.. Alexan.
der received 4G7, and while the former re.
ceived 3l4 votes at Bridgeport the lat.
ter received 800. In other words, while
Governor Hayes vote in tho township
was 1877, Mr.. AIexander's was $3.50, or 90
more. The man who ran nearest to him
on the county ticket was Carroll, the can.
didate for Probate Judge.
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TnE question Of taxing church proper
ty In Massachusetts, il now up and eScit.
ing good deal Of discussion. II is said
that there are s2O,OOO,OOO worth Of this
sort Of property in Boston alone, and all
exempt from taxation.
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TOLEDO, October TO- Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Qulet; No. 2
white Wabash 81 20; No. 3 do 81 "a; No. |
white Michigan 81 25; extra do 81 20i nm.
ber 81 231T. Corn-Quiet and firm; high
mixed 69Xc; seller October 59Nc; seller
November 5SjEc; damaged 66c; low mixed
J5c. Oats-Dull; No. 2, &c; Michigan
3O9Ec; rejected sic,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL L
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Nloney aud stoeLs.

NRw York, October lO.-MoNEY-Mur'
ket easy at 2a3 per cent Prime mercantile
paper Ga7 per cent. The Assistant Treas
urCr disbursed $327OOO. Clearings, $751;
100000.
GoLD-Opencd at 1864, aud closed At
HOY, the two extremes Of the day. The
rates pnid for borrowing were 5-G4, l.S9,
lilo, 1854 and finally 4 per cent per diem.
lnYRRNMRNr IlONna-Eirin.
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PITTSBURGH, October 10.-Wheat-Qniet
and prices unchanged; new red quoted at
81 25al 80; new white 81 3Oal 90; old red
81 40ai 46. Corn-Dull shelled ga Tic
on track; ear 7Oa72c. PetrOleum-Quieti
crude 17jI at PArker's; refined l3A, Phil.
adelphia delivery.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, October 19.-Prepa.
raLiona are making to receive Senator
Newton Booth, Of California, in man.
ner becoming bis position next Thursday
al North Salem, Ind, his native place,
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull and lower; Cen
tral Pacific fell OF to 1906 Union Pacific
firBts to 1O2 land grants to Os; sinking funds
to So; Chicago & Northwestern consolidated
coupon gold bonds quiet.
STocKs-The market opened higher,
the improvement ranging from u to IN
per cent. Pacific Mail led the advance,
rising from 36K TO Ss% on large business.
Lake Shore rose from ok to 659S. West.
ern Union advanced from 73A to 74lI, re.
acted 10 739G md later recovered. North.
west rose from SAX to SAX; ST. Paul from
80 to 32N; preferred from 6iN to OK, and
Ohios from l5X to 10. In some cases there
was a partial reaction after midday.
Union Pacific advanced 10 OF and later de.
clined to COZ. Eric sold at 149Ga15Nal4A
10. Missouri Pacific declined from l5N
to 15. At the second call the market was
firm. Stocks were higher during the last
hour Of business, the closing quotations Oc.
ing generally the highest Of the day. Pacific
Mail was the leading feature, rising to 3sK,
an advance Of per cent from the opening
price. The closing sales were at 3sN. Lake
Shore advanced to 553S, Northwestern 10
50, ST. Paul to 39II, Western Union to 74N,
Ohios to 1917, Missouri Pacific declined
from l5II to AK; the other shares were less
important The general tone Of the market
to-day was much stronger than for some
time past and the buying was attended with
increased confidence as to the future. The
directors Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company held meeting this afternoon and
ratified the sale recently negotiated for four
Of their old wooden Side.whcel steamers,
Costa Rica, Oregonian, Golden Age and
Nevada to the Militia lIetschu Company Of
Japan. This company receives q
subsidy from the Japan Government
and represents H. The steamers sold
were run between Shanghai and Yoka
homn in opposition TO line of the Militia
Betsche Compnny,th their present purchasers.
The Pacific Mail lost on this line Inst yenr
nearly 100000. The price obtained for
the steamers was 100000 in Mexican Sil.
yer, equivalent in currency to nearly $780,.
900. The sale furnishes the Pacific Mil
Company with means topny lis obligations,
except the loan Of the Panama Railroad,
and place The company in Il better financial
condition than for years past The Miltza
1etsche Company offers to runthe steamers
bought 40 as to connect with the main line
Of the Pacific Mail Line. The transactions
In the Stock Exchange were 1900 shares,
OF which 1900 were Pacifc Mail, 10000
Western Union, O,OOO Northwestern com.
mon, 1900 Erie, 2S,OOO Lake Shore, $500
Ohins and Il OO0 Missouri Pacific.
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An Election Edict From Clover.
NOR Ti1Hhn.

ALBANY, October l9.-Govefnor Til.
den has instructed the district attorneys
throughout the State to prosecute all per.
sons guilty Of the improper use Of money
al the elections, on pain Of Z dismissal.
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rhn linrtl Ntonen t,onHentlon.

CINCINNATI, October lg.-The citizens
here who we're preparing for the hard
money convention, appointed 10 be held
in this city on the 25th inst, have accept.
cd the action Of the New York committee
"A nostponement.
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WHEN the "F@t Mail" for Wheeling
misses connection at Steubcnville with
the G. 4 p. train, It Is carried on TO
Newark, Ohio, and brought East by the
early morning train on the Central Ohio
road
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Once, 1878 Market Stree
pEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.

OHRICE PEABODY INSURANCE. Co., |
WHEELING, W. Va, April O. 1875.
Tho Charter Of tho Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April lat, 1875, and
Its unGx pircd Ore business has been Feinsured by
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va, rs shown by the Resolution and Certificate an.
neXCd hereto All claims lOr loss or dAnAgB that
may occur after II o'clock ~, April lSt, 1870, under
any 1re policy Issued by the Fire and Marine In.
surance Company, aud In force, will 30 adjusted
and settled by tile Peabody insurance Company.
J. v. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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THE funeral of Capt John Murine
will take place from his late residence,
No. 10 South Penn street, Island, this
morning At 10 o'clock. The remains will
be inferred In Greenwood cemetery.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

TIE Presbyterian churches Of West
Virginia contributed $lO,GS5 for beneyo-
lent purposes during the year ending
September /, 1875.
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CLEVELAND, October 10. - Wheat -
Steady; new red 81 So; No. 2 red 81 90; re.
jected Soc; old nominal. Corn-Dull high
mixed Coo; low do Csc, ear on track O2c.
Oats-Firm; new No, | State 42c; No. 2 do
40c; rejected $50. Petroleum-FirmGr;
standard white lOI1c; Ohio test f60o II Nc,
car lots; 1Na2Nc higher for small lots.
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NEw YoRK, Oct. l0.-Jacob Louder.
man who, on April 10Th, shot and killed
Louisa Libanmnn, vas convicted Of muir.
der in the frat degree tonight. He will
be sentenced tomorrow.
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DETROIT, October l9.-The schooner F,
c. Leighton, with n cargo OF iron ore Is
ashore at Detour, Lake Huron. She Ia
leaking badly.
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A I1rO1racted Run.

BosroN, October lO.-Jhe run on the
Home Savings Bank was continued to-day,
and over $4,000 were paid to depositOrs.
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NEW YORK.


New York, October 1O.-About $685.
900 worth OF laces and silk trimmings, re-
Gently imported from England but under
valued in the invoices, we're seized yes.
terday. The capture Of the original in
voices led to the discovery OF the attempt
10 dciraud the revenue.
CuTHBERT 4 co.
John II. Culhbert & Co., whisky recti.
Gers, at Burlingslip, suspended yesterday.
Liabilities $l50,000.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the Gold Ex.
change took place yesterday. The
'Treasurer's report showed balance on
hand Of Sl2G,00O.
NEW OFFICERS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE.
The newly elected officers Of the Gold
Exchange are: President, Jas. B. Colgate;
Vice Presidents, +. 7. Braga, Els. Arthur;
Treasurer, R. L. Edwards; Secretary, VIM.
p. Prescott.
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RtIOltei, That the proposition Of tho Peabody In.
Iurnnce Company Of Wheeling, for the reinsurance
Of The hrO business Of this Company he, and the same
Ia hereby accepted, and the President Of this Com.
pany, together With MesIrs Held, GoshOrn and
UBriOn, arc hereby appointed q committee 10 COM
sulnnate the transfer Of reinsurance. Provided,
that upon examination by the committee Of the
assets Of the Peabody Insurance Company, II Il
found to be perfectly responsible:
Islgned Y. II. COLLIER, Bec'y,
[signeIl A. WILSON, Prea't
Upon examination Of the assets and liabilities Of
the Peabody Insurance Company we are fully Iat.
lslCl rs 70 Its responsibility. 49,. -
lsIgnCdl JOHN REID,
A. WILSON,
WIN. 8. GOsH0RN,
THOS O'BRIEN,
WHEELING, March 0lSt, 1875.
The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
sOllCltS continuation Of tho patronage Of the late
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, guaranteeing
@LlsinCtlOn, by falr dealing, ample protection and
WIN. BAILEY, President
J.V. L. ROGERS, Secretary.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
DiRRCTORs.
WIN. bailey, Henry d. Miller,
AlOnEo Inrlhg, Henry schmulbaeh,
A. n. Adams, Dr. W. j. BATES,
Jas. r. Barnea, Thomas Hughes.
3. +. IIlldreth, apS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-11-13
Special Notices.

IIitchins Bros & Shatfcr have received an
extensive stock of Homemade Flanncls
and Blanket. Buyers will find qualities,
patterns, and prices, satisfactory.
A beautiful line of 2-button Kid Gloves
dark shades for Fall
Ladies' Silk -fringed Neck Ties from %
cents to $1.25-all prime new goods.
Mems, Youths and Boys Hats-latest
Fall style in stock-all recent purchases.
Full line of Dark Chocolate and Maddcr
Prints at : cents per yard and 81 cents by
the bolt.
Special attention solicited to our stock of
Dress Goods-always full and complete.