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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-12-20
TEIDcRAPnIC DISPATCHES
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8oSruN, SUNDAY MOKNtHo.
The Eurcpa arriving at Halifax Friday morn
inr, arrived here Il daylight this morning
News in political point Of view uninportan''
Ru.;ne., has generally been very inactive
Transactions in the produce market nave no.
been ex,en.iye. Grain market dull. Best wes-
tern canal ilour 20 8. . %; American white wheat
IS. 81. ats. d.. Red 6s. i'd.
Indian Corn. white, q .. $685.; yellow @os.
e7s. per quarter Indian meal 49, Cd. Ids. pei
barrel Whole trade improving.
News per Europa possesses little importance.
Fror, France, 5th November, the High Count
Il Versailles. sentenced Ledru Roilin and thirty
three Others. implicated ia the June Instruction,
10 transportat alton Cor life. Papers continue being
issued, and editors tried for expressing opinions
considered detrimental to government.
Twenty seats in The Assembly have been made
vacant by the convictions at Versailles. Naro-
leon has published decree casier'ng Pierre
Bonapart, thus depriving him ofhis rank as cne'
de Battalion Of the African Legion. Pierre
Bonapart has published long letter, in which
he says the Presidents decree hes no force in
law, and he looks upon the dismissala as null and
void.
Guizot is in Paris, much Lionized. The only
interesting item in the Assembly, Is the refusal to
grant the additional 10000 francs to the Vice
Presidents salary.
Challenges are Of daily occurrence among the
members OF assembly and the editors.
SpAlx.-The minister Of foreign affairs official
" announces the recall Of the Spanish troops
from Roman States.
FARTHER FOREIGN NRws-Garaba!d had arri-
we'd at Gibralter on board Sandman ship that
had been placed at his disposal BY the Govern
ment Of Sardinia. Ten thousand francs were
ordered to be given him, which he refused
The French President and Council gave .
grand dinner to the new American Minister.
TuaSEY.-Letters from Widen cf the 4th
November; say that The Hungarian and Polish re-
fugees have been transported from Widden to
shunla. The Magyars headed BY Kossuth and
Balough-lefi on the 3d. Midoff, the alleged as
sassin of Count Lunbery is at Constantinople.
His mission supposed to be secretly TO SOW dis
cord between French and English Ministers and
upset Racha's Cabinet.
Rumors of war between Russia and Turkey
are fast dying away. Nothing from other quar-
ters Of Importance.
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.MxpucAL CoLLEGE.-The Medical In

MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The Medical In
stitution located in this place appears to
BE- in Aourishing condition. The Facul-
~, No perceive, have concluded TO deliver
. Spring Course Of instruction, commen-
cling the second Monday in March next,
and continuing sixteen weeks. This
School offers superior inducements to stu
dents. We had The pleasure last week Of
listening 70 Prof. KNAPP and were much
pleased with the ability be displayed in
treating Of the extensive and mal-used fam
lily Of mercurials.
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PorAToTs.-The potato crop throughout
Iowa appears generally to be a failure the
present year. The Meshanic (Neosha nic)
is the chief sufferer. We would suggest
10 our farmers that they obtain their seed
potatoes the next year from more north.
ern latitude, or plant pink-eyes, or come
o.her variety less liable than The Neoshan-
&c 10 disease.
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Coal AT MusCArINE,-We mentioned a
few weeks since the discovery Of a bed Of
coal in .faubourg' Of Muscstine. The
last number Of the Enquirer published
there, says:-
uThe Coal Banks are increasing rapidly under
the point There will soon be, at the present
rate. continuous line Of coal around the bluff.
We perceive that our citizens are beginning to
ne il for fuel very generally. tits much cheap
eY thsn wood"
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HTbe long pending and exciting trial
Of N. Childs Jr., at St. Louis, after min
ute examination Of from eighty to ninety
Witnesses and the delivery Of FIVE or six
long speeches, has at length closed, and
the case been submitted to the jury. The
impression appears TO bs general tho,
Chi!ds will be acquitted.
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TnR CHARrER.-On the FIRST page col
this weeks Gazette will be found in full
the Charter Of the Rock Island and Lasalle
Railroad Company, one Of the most liberal
charters erer granted in the United States.
After reading this paper, il you do not file
il, send il some friend who takes an inter-
est in such matters. Though we do not
desire eastern capitalists to invest dollar
in the above Road, it is highly desirable
they meet US at Peru with an extension Of
their Rosds from the Illinois line, under the
Same liberal charter.
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~ Tar WEArHER.-Last Monday vas the
coolest day Of the season, the mercury rang
ing from 8 to 10 degrees below zero. The
river has closed above Us, here there is still
. narrow channel open. A,presen,, Wed
nssday, there is the gloomy prospect be.
fore 10 Of ihaw.
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FIRE IN CINCINsATI.-A dispatch from
Cincinnati to 81. Louis says:
CINCINNATI, Dec. 7-7P.M.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 7-7p.M.
The fire originated ia tho smoke house
attached to Lot Pogh g. Co.'S pork-house.
Il was discovered at half past two o'clock
ins few minutes the whole premise, were
in flames. The extensive house Of S,auv
a. Shay, adjoining, soon caught, and in an
hour the two largest house in the CITY
were heap Of ruins. For a time, the
buildings opposite on Court and Sycamore
streets were threatened, having been sew
eral times on fire. The flames are nov
subdued. Pugh's house was full Of proyis
ions and thres thousand dressed hogs: Al
were lost. There was some insurance
Ia Sisgg g. Shay's there was n large quau
THY Of hams, all destroyed. Stock an,
house insured.
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CoseREss, lfa8 Parsr. PtsL,c WoRxs q!
Total. :. 1854 GAIT 3io.. .stas s4s4

Miller's majority II; McHean's do. SOB; John
II. Dayton, F. S received 400 votes for President
Of the Roard OF Public Works, and the State
officers certified 10 the return OF 500 scattering
votes al the Presidential Election, which were
evidently for the Wing Electors.
The vote OF Kanesvilie (Po.tawatame Co., for
Congress was destroyed BY The Loco Inspectors.
and never returned The tulI vote IL The District
Tor Miller was 6,59i; Thompson, 6,5O7 kanes-
vile was attached 10 Monroe County in July,
i8is, and now constitutes part Of Pottawatamie
County. ~. T. Tribune.
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PRo8ABLE MURDER OF Din. PARKMAN.-
Great excitement prevails At Bostoa in res
pect to the unaccountable disappearance Of
Dr.. Parkman, wealthy and respected cit
izen Of that place. The circumstances Of
being last seen at Harvard Coilege--whi,h-
er he had gone to collect a bill Of $40
against Prof. Webster--and Of the remains OF
a human being, said to be recognized as those
Of DR.. Parkman, having been found in a
vaul, frequented only by Prof. W., have
led to the arrest Of Prof. Webster for the
murder Of Or. Parkman. Dr.. Webster has
been the Professor Of Chemistry in that
Institution for about twenty-five years,
moved in the best society, and, had il not
been for the proof thus fastened upon him,
would hive been one Of the least suspected
Of men. Although every thing oppenrs
dark for Dr.. Webster at present, yet Iigh,
may break in to rescue him from his peril
Gus position.
A telegraphic despatch, in allusios to the
above, says, that DR.. Parkman's remains
wers buried tina. day, and that the inquest
was progressing slowly, important discov-
cries having been made. Among the Pc
pers found in Webster's possession vas a
note for 81, 400 belonging to Parkman. and
notes held BY Parkman against Webster.
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Iowa AssEssxEsr.-Ws are indebted 10
Hon. J. r. FAIEs, Auditor Of Skate, fur a
ssbslar abstract Of the assessment rolls Of
the several counties in the State Of lows.
An examination Of this table, BY one unin-
formed upon the subject. would result 10
tho conclusion that Scott County had in
paoved comparatively less than the MAORI
u of the counties in the State, but such Is
not the fact. The assessment in our coun-
" last year, when contrasted with other
counties, was ascertained to DO too high,
aud ~ consequence deduction Of abou,
20 per cent was made on the assessment Of
10. There are other causes that have con-
tributed to make the apparent increase OF
the county comparatively small. Still, as
it, increase, - reported, is 2 per cen, great
or than that Of Lec-a county admitted
10 carry the largest head Of steam Of any
IN The State-we nre contented.
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[Per Telegraph, from 81. Louis Republican.
New YoRK, Dec. g.

The Crcsccn. CITY arrived this morning,
with dates to Nov. 2. She hns on board
S1.0OO.00O in gold dus, on freight, and
$400, 900 among the hands and passengers.
There is no news Of Importance. Tho &C.
counts from California continue encoura.
ging. The health Of The miners is general
" good, with the exception Of some slight
attacks of dysenterv. There had been
large arrivals from Europe mud the United
States. One hundred British vessels were
at San Francisco. II is said that there nre
$4,000 persons at the mines. Thirteen
hundred passengers passed through Chm
gres on the 25,i and Goth October. One
hundred persons wero awaiting passage for
California.
A naval execution had taken place on
board the frigate Savannah, for IN attemp,
to murder some Of the officers. -
The Constitution for the State of Cali
ior,,in Ind been adopted and published.
Tho Crescent City brings lGO psssen-
gers. including minister from tho King
Of tho Sandwich Islands.
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GALENA AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.

The distance from Chicago to Elgin is
fory-two miles, The cost including the
furnishing Of this Road is estimated al
$685. 600, which amount has Ill been sub
scribed and one-half paid in. Thus far
$3.50, 900 have been expended and $751;
600 paid in, the difference having been bor-
rowed BY the Directors on the bonds Of the
Company, payable 10 1850, 81 and So
The Chicago Journal, thus SPEAKS Of the
profits Of the Road so far rs completed
"When the cars commenced running on the ST
Of March last, the rails were laid only about ten
miles out, and the distance run hes been gradually
increased during the season; the increased dis
lance andbusiness giving greater receipts. From
tn It time to the lst. Of November, period Of
eight months, the receipts from passengers, were
S8,522 OF; freight IS, e66 As, and mails, Si08 90,
making total Of ST., 1896 50, from which deduct
ing the operating expenses during the same peri
cd, leaves nett Of &l2, SIS "a. The number Of
passengers carried over the road for The eight
months, was e, 1856.
"But leaving the figures in the aggregate, take
the single month Of October, and what more pow
erfal argument in favor Of the utility, the profit
and the speedy completion Of this road! There
is no sophistry in the eloqnence Of figures.
''During this month the receipts for freigh,
were S3,88l 80, for passengers. 5000 II and
for mails, $3.50, amounting TO 81, l0i % cts.
Andthese truthfuifgures pertain toone months
business upon a road running out ssby itselr',
from the site Of old Fort Dearborn, thirty mile,
into one Of Gods clearings, not town or village
along The whole length Of the line as completed
and but few farmers-ail its stations, il sta lion.
they can be called, upon the open prairie. Fin,
freight ears are found insufficient 10 do the bust
ness upon this fragment Of the work."
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John Aberne,hy, the eminent surgeon.
used TO tell his scholars, that oil human
maiadies arose from two causcs-stuffino
end fretting.
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IOWA CONTESTED CONGRESSMAN.

DANIEL F. MlLLER, Esq. (Whig) y now on his
way 10 Washington, and will contest the election
Of VIM Thompson Of the Ist Congressional Dis
trict. who obtained the certificate by fraud. The
following are the complete returns from the lst
District, which clearly show that Mr. Miller was
legally elected:
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NoN-REsIsTANcE SocIETY.-Three lady
members Of this society in Boston, have
been expelled 'cum magno dedecore,n for
resisting the Presiden, Of the Society, who
proposed 10 give them the "kiss Of peace. =
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Hoe KILLING IN BURLINGTON.
work Of slaughtering Swine goes braveiy
on. Up to. yesterday about 10000 had
been killed, in the two large packing estab.
lishments 10 this town. --IYupkeve.
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HONORABLE TESTIMONIAL To AN ABUSED
RAcE.-"Fiftv-two thousand Jews" SAYS
the Jewish Chronicle, "arc now fighting 10
the ranks of,ho brave Hungarian army for
liberty and civilization, md not one Jew j.
to &c found serving under the Au.trinns,
though there nre m,riads Of Jews in Austria
Proper, Gallicin, Bohemia, Moravia, and
Trans, l,ani1.
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= ne GAZETTE.
ALrRBDsANDERs, Estros.
DAVENPORT:
rhursaay 1Ierning, Nee. 30. leAo.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS-
TIE House ef Representatives have not
ret been able 10 reconcile their differences
svtRcisstly to cleo. Speaker. On We'd
nosday Of last week ". J. Brown' o. 'no'
ana, received liz vctes-one more would
have elected him. Although a Locotocf
70 regret that hs did not obtain that vote
% Ne arc anxious to see tho House organ
ned, and fear tho result, should the present
ses,ts d feeling exist in that disorgan'zot
nd longer. BY reference to our tele
graphic Dispatches. il will b observed, that
. scene disgracefal alike to the actors snd
70 The naiioa has already occurred. We
tsust The next aews received will ''e Eat
of Tho pescsable organization ofthe House
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prpoRT or THE POSTMASTER GEN
ERAL.
4 .ynopsi, Of this Report has found ,ss
wsys inso ths newspapers in advance . v
delivery 10 Congress. We make 'sw s.
tract, from it,
uThe number Of Postotfices in the un'.ea
states q, the close Of the year ending June ~
l84o. was l6,747, there having been e2l es'aD-
l;,bed and $50 discontinued within the year.
making an increase within the year q oaS.
uThe number Of Pos,mas,ers appointed with
in The wear ending June 30, l849, was $685."
or tina, number 2,762 were appointed IN
consequence Of resignation, snd 2,ioS 70
consequence Of removals.
In 1913 the total amount Of tran'Porta'
ton was 4l,Ol2,570 miles, At an expense
of So .3o4, 7O3. In ls49, A, 3D.. 900 miles
at $2,42s,5l5.
The gross revenue for the year, ending juno
20. i949. amounting TO $4,905, Ito ~, derived
from the following resources:
From letter postage, including :. -, -, "a
stamps sold, $',ooS,so~ "
nun nv ,s :. 'r''f si9,Ol6 20
Fam m;seellaneous items, 3,254 q
rron, Sns. AZ IS
rr.,n' Jaad latter money sold, 90 SO
S4,705,l76 20
From the appropriation made sy
the l2th section OF the act OF I'D
March, l847, Tor mail services - -. ~
TO government, &<vVSoo ~
s4,oo5,l7 %
" were - S4,47e.o4s -
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s4,7o5,l7s %
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sas5,555 So
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From the appropriation made by
the i2th section Of the act OF I'D
March, i847, for mail services
TO government,
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Excess of gross revenue for the
year,
The appropriations under the 18th
section osthe net ofs:d Of March,
i847; remaining in the Treasu-
~ undfawn exclusive ofthe ap-
preparation for the past year, al
ready noticed, amounted to
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS
FROM SEPTEMBER /, 1s4s AND 1s47-To

SURANJE SOClElf VI LoN)ON.
&c "A Savings Bank for the benefit othe Wido,o and
Orphan"
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT)
CAPITAL $500, 900 STERLING, OR ~, SOC, 900.
Besides Reserve Fund Qrom surplus premiums) of
about S1S5,000.
Part of the Capital is INFESTED IN the United States.
Il. LAME MURRAY, ESQ.
George street, Hanover Square, Chairman of the
Court of Directors in London.
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIRECTORS.
(Chief Office for .4n,erica IA WaH ST., NJ "
Jacob Harvey, Chairman, Samuel S. Rowland,
John ]. Palmer, Gorham Fl. Worth,
Jonathan Goohue, Samuel M. Fox,
James Boorman, VIM. Van Hook,
George Barclay, c. Edward Habicht.
EDW II. RICHARDSON, General accountant
Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables of Rates, Lists
ofAgents, SC. &C., obtained at the Chief Office IA
Wall street, or from either of the Agents. through
out the United States, and British North American
Colonies
J.LEANDER STARR, General Agent,
For the United States and B. ~ A. Colonies
Pamphlets, explanatory Of Life Insurance, and the
peculiar system of this Institution, blank forms of
application, Sc, obtained at the Agents office,
German street.
U. LOCAL DIRECTORS, AT BALTIMORE.
Jonathan Meredith, Esq, Chairman.
Samuel Huffman, Esq.
j. II. mp Culioh, .M ID.
AGENTS:
DONALD M'ILvAIN, 6 German street
THOMAS Fl. WILLIAMS. jy31 1y
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BALTIMORE BANKS.

Open at 8 O'Clock, 4. M. and close at
p. M.-1he discount days are
Union Blk of Maryland-Mon. & Thurs.
Bank of Baltimore-Tuesday & Friday.
Farmers s. Planters'-Mon. 8. Thurs.
Franklin Bank-Monday.
Merchants'-Tuesday and Friday.
Marine-Friday.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Saturday.
Farmers s. Merchants'--Mon. SThurs.
Western-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercial s. Farmers'-Tues. & Fri.
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings-Every day.
F.P. Savings Institution-Tues. u Fri.
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FOR HAvRE DE GRACE AND PORT
DEPOSITE.

n se-n THE SUSQUEHANNA STEAM
eaT7stSxStskss-r Tow Boat Company's new steamers
>'''-+' LANCASTER, Capt. Tomlinson, and
JUNIATA, Capt. Sprague, will commence their
regular trips to Havre de Grace and Port Deposite,
on TUESDAY, 10th instant leaving the lower end
of Smiths wharf every EVENING, Sundays ex-
cepted) at O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Port Deposte at o'clock,
and Havre de Grace at O'Clock in the evening.
Goods shipped by this line, and destined to any
point on the Pennsylvania Canal, will be forwarded
free of charge for commission and storage.
Shippers are respectfully requested to send their
goods early. For freight or passage, apply to
J. S. MURPHY, Agent,
Lower end Smiths wharf, BALTIC;
SAMUEL WILT, Agent,
Havre de Grace;
WIN. w. MCLEAN, Agent,
mas If Port peposite.
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PICKLES., JELLIEs,
PRESERVES. &C.

THNHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
Il the public that he has OH hand large stock and
general assortment of PICKLES and PRESERVES
which he can SELL wholesale or retail, fifty per cent
lower than they can be purchased any where in the
United States.
Shipping Merchants, Agents and Contractors will
find it advantageous to examine the stock before pur
chasing elsewhere His stock comprises in part, viz
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WESTERN BACON, &C.
1AA CASKS Western Smoked SHOUL-

100 casks Western Clear SIDES
u do do Bone do
100 do Canvassed and plain HAMS
200 bales Kentucky and Missouri dew rotted
HEMP
200 barrels superior Lard OIL
100 hf barrels do do do
300 bushels Ohio CLOVERSEED
so barrels Monongahela and Bourbon WHIS-
KEY, very old and superor-for sale by
LOVE, MARTIN & co.
je 16 IF Exchange Place.
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ASIERICAN DRY GOODS

ly- The following are the rates Of Du-
ties III CASH, by the Tariff OF December LIST,
ls46.-The 'roy is TO be understood as
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BANK NOTE TABLE,
Corrected for the
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
Every Friday
BY S. Harris q Son,
No. PIG Baltimore street,
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ILLIN DIS
LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY,

By JAMES p. ERSKINE,
For the Paying Taxes, Purchase and Sale of Lands;
the collection and Settlement of Debts in Illinois
and Missouri; the Location of Soldiers Land War
rants; the Selection of Lands, and Procurement of
Homes for Emigrants
will also investigate Titles of holders OF Patents,
whose Lands have been sold for Taxes, for one half
the amount recovered, without expense to the
owners. Address
JAMES P. ERSKINE,
QUINCY, ADAMS CO.,
ILLINOIS.
REFERENCES:
John Grigg,
C. S. Boxer, Pres't Girard Bank, Philadelphia.
Caleb Cope,
E. Riggs, lN.p Yoyk
Pollen & Colgate,
Truman Cross, 1R,u;,,o.o
o. w. Eichelberger, :
seq 9m
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COPPER -

Duty, shearhing, IA inches wide, as do.
long, weighing IA to 81 OF. per square
foot, free; other sizes and shapes, in
pIqtes or sheets called Brazlers; spikes
rods, bolts aud nails 20 per ct: pig and
bar and old copper, per ct; ore, free
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE co.
NO Ii SOILIH S,EREEI


JOHN |. DONALDSON, Pres't.
TNHIS COMPANY proposes to insure lives
IL for one years, or for life, at the RE-
rates specified in the following table, being
low as safely to the assured and to the company
toould justify; with these rates the assured enjoys
the benefit of an immediate in lieu of prospective
and uncertain bonus He risks neither his policy
nor the premium that he has paid
INSURANCE ON LIVES ON EVERY HUNDRED DOLLARS
.Age. One year. Seeen years. Lye.
20 81 81 1,65
25 81 1,07 1880
IS 1,25 1877 1858
as 1,65 1873 BAT
60 3,46 4,34 6,6S
intermediate ages at proportionate rates, and these
premiums may be made payable annually, semi-an-
nually or quarterly, at option OF the assured.
Buys and sells Annuuities.
Sells Endowments for children.
Makes contracts in which life or the interest of
money is involved
jy2s tt RICHARD B. DORSEY, sec,y
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ucfy. c, per cent; !, 10 per ceat.: :, IS
per cent, d, 20 per cent, {, 30 percent
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Vholesale,) carefully corrected every Friday
BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

Par ral,se of Stocks-ard prices asked and offered
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HOME, OR FAMILY MARKET
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PRICES OF STOCKS,

REPORTED FOR LYFoRD's PRICE CURRENT.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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BEEyEs, 1OOib.. SOC 7 Is
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