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! ing, and at the most reasonable rates
Reliable information given matters relating to
| SHORT RISKS on Merchandise taken with return of
! Premium, for months not used.
GEORGE B. CoALE, Agent.
MARINE INSURANCE
MERCHANTS MUTUAL ms. CO., OF BALTIMORE,
ono - eo WIN. GRAHAM, Prest
oc23-tf 0FFICE-CoMMERcIAL BUILDINGS
| ANlREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
h OFFICE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS,
l9sares against loss or damage by FIRE on ALL De
| CITY, JOHN REESE, PRESIDENT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
John II. Ehlen, James s. Suffer-
augustus } Albert, Samuel Hart,
Charles NJ. Keyser, Hugh Bolton
=. A Schaefer, Robert Taylor,
EDWARD Jenkins, John G. Reaney,
d Tteuerlck AC'iey, James Reaney,
Thomas W. lowering, James Fields
Nathan Tyson, Garrett Brown
r. Llttig Shaier, John NJ. Gait,
Joshua DRYDEN, Thomas Wilson,
S S1nn Cush'ng. Henry R. Lauderman
Charies A. Grinnel, Caleb Parks,
aendes l. Cohen, Henry L. Rez,
George s. Gibson. Joshua Jones
George Rogers, Isaac NJ. benson,
James NJ Anderson, John A. Shriver
ocl3tf HENRY P. DUHURST, Secretary.
IN PANY OF BALTIMORE.
STATE q OF MARYLAND, 1s4s.
THE COMPANY INSURES EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OR COUNTY,
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE.
The Directors meet daily to determine upon applications
JOHN B. sEIDENsTRICKER,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Allen A Chapman, William Woodward,
Henry N. Bash, George Bartlett
VIM Head, Adam Denmead
John ". Ross, Joseph w. Jenkins,
Edward J. Church, Thomas NJ Sullivan
job Smith, George Small.
fe26tf - SecIretarv
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE CO..
AZ OF BALTIMORE.
INSURES Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses; Goods
on storage, and Merchandise generally against loss
damage by fire Also Vessels and Cargoes in port
Offices. E. corner of HOWARD AND CLAY STREETS
The Directors meet daily to answer applications.
ANDREW REESE, President.
DIRECTORS
JAS. N: PoUDER, CHAs HOFFMAN,,
GnAs w GEORGE, HENRY J. WERDEBAUaH,
WIN. ORTwINs. AUGUSTUS SHRIvER,
SAML. R. SMITH, NJ. BENzINGER,
AARON FRNTON, WIN. G. POWER,
1AOAA'' GEORGE HIM a. WIFE WIkIIi,Ns
apZ9t Secretary.
II QUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE
IL SOCIETY.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
OFFICE, NO 10 SOUTH STREET.
THE BALTIMORE EQUITABLE SOCIETY will Insure
HOUSES and FURNITURE from LOSS OR DAMAGE BY
FIRE. at very cheap rates, the Mutual Beneficial
plan, and grant Carpenters Risks, pleasing terms.
Owners of Property insured in the EQUITABLE Office
have no further responsibility than the
deposits and the expiration of policies they
tied to receive cash dividend of twenty-eigh per
Thepublic respectfully invited to call the Office,
No. 10 SOUTH STREET, where the principles on which
the Society insure will be fully explained.
DIRE CTORS:
THOMAS kRLso, BENJAMIN DEPoRD
WILLIAM KENNEDY SAMUEL KIRBY,
HENRY RIEMAN, MICHAEL WARNER
JAMES FRAZIER, DANIEL Dali,
CHARLES X. CARROLL, ROBERT A. DoBBIN,
AUSTIN JENKINS, DANIEL WAKEFIELD.
FRANCIS A. CROOK, Treasurer.
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A
\ RARE CHANCE FOR A PERSON DESTROYS OF
SETTLING WEST-The undersigned offers for sale or in
exchange for rcmuneratve property in the city Bati
more. 800 ACRES OF LAND IN SOUTHWEST MIS-
SOURI,, near railroad This land is exceedingly well
located possesses many natural advantages farming
purposes and stock raising included in tract of
Land the MINERAL WEALTH OF which has been much
Landed by the State Geoogst 1t selected personally
and purchased by responsible citizen of Baltimore with
view to settling there's circumstances in way connec
req win ms purchase now inducing him to remain in this
city. To any really wanting such property land
none other need apply every information will be given
by T. J. STEPHENSON Conyevancer &c '
OCZO 4WN % st. Paul Raltmnrn
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Ie=.A FOR SALE The Superior Three
Es..:l Story DWELLING No. 2O6 North Charles street.
beyond Eager Having large Three Story BACK
BUILDING, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete.
The lot rs by $50 feet running back to 40 foot street
The buildings of the best material and substantial
construction having been erected under the supernen-
dence and for the residence of the owner.
capacous and dry cellar extends under main and back
buildings.
Inquire the premises, of B. T. ELDER,
No 40 South Eutaw Street,
mr18-tf Opposite B. 4 o. X. r. DEPOT.
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Terms of sale- cash, and the balance in months with
interest. l.. NJ REYNOLDS Trustee
oc2 avv&d II
TRUSTEES SALEI will nv vi
r. REMOVAL!
S42JR DIR. GEORGE f. DONALDSON.
My IN z. C. V. s., London)
YETERINARY SURGEON

Has removed to
FAYETTE ST, BETWEEN NORTH AND CALVERT
THE DISEASES OF HORS ES and all other
animals receive prompt attention scientific treatment
ms celebrated OINTMENT for Spavins, Splints, Ring
Chronic Cough, &c, &c, and Veterinary Medicines Of
every description, warranted genuine and properu Drs
pared at all times be had at his office. or -
any part Of the country receipt of cash.
N. B.-DR. DONALDSON can also be consulted nv LET
ter enclosing one DOLLAR upon all diseases connected with
his profession when the proper mode of treatment and the
proper medicine to that amount will be Immediately for
warded. State the symptoms clearly and careflI and
how the medicine is be sent-as LIQUIDS cannot he
transmitted through the Post. anooetf
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Aonsts. It., for Sale ana Rfnt.

a.; FOR RENT-The Dwelling No. II.
a!I situae on the west side Of liberty street and j.
7@the se,ond door north Of Lexington street Ii con
ohs ten apartment. is supplied with gas, hot and cold
water fNtes and has but recently been placed in
order so thai it is in condition be occupied without
delay. Terms apply to
NIL
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Go-nartntrsbip AOtitfs.
ITHE CO-PARTNERSHT BETWEEN

WIN. S. BRYAN,
Commissioner for the States of North and South Carolina
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"a, PREPARE FOR WINTER.-The
ssa undersigned in view of the fact that is the
Aa time to prepare for the approaching winter, beg
leave to call the attention Of the public to their large and
elegant assortment of PARLOR STOVES, DINING ROOM
STOVES, OFFICE AND STORE STOVES. CHURCH
proved pattern and guaranteed to act satisfactorily.
They would also refer to their stock of COOKING RANG
ES, embracing the Bay State Range, which is de-
cidedy the most handsome and best fat in the market
Our stock of FURNACES AND HEATERS worthy
the attention of all in want of such articles being Of the
most approved patterns.
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JOHN B. MORRIS.

:: FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
a4lA FOUR FIRST CLASS HOUSES with all the modem
-, improvements, situated on Republican street. be-
tween Fayete and Lexington streets will be sold in fee
orsuect to ground rent very low-or exchanged one
OF them Tor Dry Goods for Boots Shoes and two
for Groceries The above be had at great bargain
Also wanted Texas Lands Apply to 71''
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.---Tbe cabinet was
in session all day to-day, engaged upon
Mexican affairs.
The Spanish minister denies that his gov.
crnment intends q war with Mexico, and
Lord Napier and Count Sartigcs express
cmphatically their disbelief that anything
serious will result from the movement in the
Gill.
The Secretary OF the Navy has taken the
precaution to have all the available vessels
Of the Navy Yard fitted ont with the ut
most despatch
Conflicting reports have been published
concerning the object OF the present depar
ture Of Judge Rose and Ben McCuloch,
both Of Texas, for Sonora. The truth IL the
former has been appointed Consul to Quay.
mas, and the latter accompanies him on bus
imss concerning himself, and in no manner
connected with the gov rnment.
The balance iD the Treasury, last Mon
day. was Sc 100000.
The receipts for the week. ending on that
day, were s447,000 The amount Of drafts
paid was SllSj 900, and the amount Of
drafts Issued was 81 500 .OOG--a reduc-
ton from last week Of 81 5000
Information has reached Washington 10
such a form as TO place beyond question,
that large number Of Mexicans residing 10
Sonora, have entered into league to revo
luuonize that State, with view TO its an-
nexa,ion 10 the United States.
WAsHrsoros, Nov. 29-New Orleans
papers Of Monday are 10 band containing
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Arrival OF tht California Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.--The overland mail,
with dates to the LIST, arrived last night. II
reports that battle occurred between the
volunteers under General kibbee and band
Of Indians in klamath county, in which four
Indians were killed and nine taken prisoners,
and one volunteer killed.
The Circuit Court had appointed com
missioners to proceed TO the Almadere sill
yer mine, aud examine into Tire condition Of
the property and report upon the expcdien'
cy Of appointing a receiver.
Business is dull, and the want Of an ARR.
val from eastern ports causes considerable
embarrassment among importers aud job
bers.
+. w. Lander, Superintendent Of the
South Pass Wagon Road, arrived en- route
yesterday, Tor Washington, where he will
report and write an Emigrant's Guide for
the new road.
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TIE Sons or MALTA-The following in.
cIdent has been related to US, exemplifying
the true purposes Of the Order of Sons OF
Malta, which has spread SO rapidly in this
city A worthy lady from one Of our South
ern States, with her family, lone of whom
was confined TO bed Of sickness) was so
journing in our city waiting for her hus-
bands arrival in the steamer Austria. Time
flew on, and her hopeful heart was sick and
faint, when the news Of the vessels destruc-
ton reached her ears. In q strange city,
her funds exhausted, her husband and all
bis possessions lost to her forever, despair
had almost crushed her to the earth. The
Sons Of Malta heard Of berAifliiction they
attended to the physical wants OF herself
and family; they alIeviated her dis,rcsses,
and, amidst her overlooking tears Of graft
tude, returned her TO the home Of her rela-
tons, That widows tears are the bright.
est gems that can adorn their Order
Phiada. Ledger.
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From Frazer River.

The steamer Enterprise arrived at Victo-
ria on the 18th of October, about 4 o'clock,
from Frazer River. She brought down
one hundred passengers and large amount
of gold dust. A rich bar had been struck
q little below Fort Yale, which was payirg
exceedingly well and attracting great deal
OF attention. A gentlemen just down from
above Fort Yale. estimates the number OF
miners on the river at between 5000 and
10000, and thinks the present rush for San
Francisco about subsiding.
The steamer Enterprise, Capt. Wright,
arrived October 18th, about III O'Clock. A.
NJ, from Frazer River, with but few pas
sengers The Pioneer Express alone brought
down 900 ounces in gold dust, and there
were several large parcels in the hands Of
passengers. The news, with the exception
of the cold weather, is decidedly cheering.
The mines are turning out much better than
was anticipated q month ago reported dis
coveries OF rich diggings Of coarse gold on
Thompson river had reached Fort Yale and
the miners were starting for the new dig
giugs. Bank or fiat diggings have lately
been found in several places, where it is sup
posed the river once coursed.
Mr.. McIAne and party bad arrived at
Deer Mountain from Thompson river. He
reports that there Is forty miles of snow
from the Siwilklmime river in toward the
Frazer, and still showing. The snow lies
on the ground from ten to fifteen inches in
depth. There is great scarcity OF provi
sions throughout the upper mining districts.
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NET YoEE. Nov. 27--By the las,
s,eam.r from hng'and, We learn tina, tbe
telegraph cable for the Aus,rslian and I a.
nanian line e hhi.hs-i, and JUS, abou, 20 b.
shipped The Hughe>' printing instruments
are 10 be u-d % the line, having teeu
foand completely saccessigl. The cable i.
10 he aid by wm. II hatcher, a young
and talented American.
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CONVICTION OF SEDuCRR. -FRANCIs
9. SAxreN, a pursers clerk on the United
States frigats Niagara, at the time Of laying
the cable, charged with rape on Miss
Woop, Of New York, has been tried ut
Newark, N. j., and found guilty. The
punishment is from one to fifteen years i'm
prisonment or one to two thousand dollars
fine or both The Newark Mercury, speak
ing At the trial says:
The parties are all strangers, and yet
the tale uniolded by the evidence was of the
saddest character, and full of those bitter re-
alities which exhibit in its shadow and
gloom. According to this sad episode, one
Of those worthless and shiftless men who
live on the edge Of society, and who form
one Of the floating and changing elements Of
our large cities, crossed, upon an uniortu.
nate summer day the path of a young girl
in the city Of New York, OF the most res.
pectable parentage, and wied her from her
parents and her home. Scarcely seventeen,
favored, by more than ordinary beauty, the
choice flower ola family circle. she went out
one afternoon, to return, after days Of ab
sence, returned outcast, with the marks Of
infamy upon her.
The verdict Of the jury was received in
every quarter as q just and righteous one.
Every parent feels to-day that the courts
have thrown a new guard around the family
hearth, and that the innocent and thought
less have been thus protected from evil
The heartess wretches who throng our cit
les, looking upon the young and beautiful as
their prey, have been taught lesson which
they will long remember. And many gid
dy and though,ess girl might learn. from
the touching story of this ruined outcast, q
lesson which would leave its moral in her
heart. Life has its pages Of individual his
tory more sadly written than any which 70
nance portrays, and they who truly read
them may draw from them the wisdom
which will guide their steps Alright. In the
deep shadow in which the young girls life
il cast there may come no sunlight, Sut her
history will not be without it's warning.
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HALIFAX, Nov. 29.--1hc Royal Mail
STEAMSHIP Europe from Liverpool at nine
A. N. on the Goth, arrived at two L. NJ.
She passed the Persia for Liverpool, of
Holyhead.
The Saxonia arrived at Southampton on
the evening Of the 18th.
The easterly gales which prevailed around
the English coast had moderated.
The government had sent two steamers
to the chops Of the channel TO relieve vessels
in distress.
Robert Owen, the celebrated religious aud
serial writer, had died in his sSlh year.
The session OF Parliament was not ex-
pccttd to commence until the second VI Feb
ruary.
Hon. +. Bruce, brother Of Lord Elgin is
appointed British Ambassador TO P,kin.
The three hundreth anniversary Of the
accession Of Queen Elizabeth has been ccle-
brated with Protestant demonstrations In
various parts OF England.
The British funds passed on Friday at II
decline Of IS, owing principally to the Ian
guor in business. More ease apparent in the
discount market, and money was more
abundant at ~ per cent. and lower.
Reinforcement Of French troops have
been sent to Cochin, China, in conse quencc
other resistance being organized in the in
terror.
A commission TO consider the question Of
negro emigration is appointed.
The Press in Algiers IS placed in the
same footing as in France
The French triga,e rheophie had been
lost near Cadlz eight lives lost.
Letters from Rome INSERT that all the
great Catholic powers had addressed remon-
strances TO the Pope for the release OF the
Jewish boy, Mortara. The Pope replied
that the boys return to bis parents was i'm
possible
The Bombay mail Of October 25th has
reached England. The Ex.king Of Delhi
has been sent under escort to Calcutta.
The proclamation of the Queens direct
dominion over India was expected to be
promulgated November 4th. The event
was to be celebrated on grand scale.
The Kurrache arsenal had been destroyed
by an explosion. -Four men killed. and
1000 600 pounds Of powder destroyed.
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CWAlM5 CELEBRATED PANA-
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Incipicnt Consumption,

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Dedaci Republican vote, ..........- l3t,55.
Democratic plurality. ............... 500

The jury in the case q B.rrrsrr and
Others, indicted in New York Tor being en-
gaged 10 the slave trade 90 board the shir
Haidee. has returned a verdict Of not gnil
ty The prisoners we're reaanded 10 prison
on other charges.
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VU.VTFFT" F'VrtH tFIN-FlH
Losses eghuasly adjusted aui promptly pad Up
wards tll,Gh,hb ~ Losses have been psiJ by he
ttns Insurance Company IN the pHs ~ ycas firs aud
Inland AsisslUn kisks accepted nj terms consistent
With soveney and tar rrua, Especial attention given 70
Insurance oi dNoiinss aud contents of terms oi TO
i've years
progress Of this Corporation has been stable and
uninterrupted through ssasuus III bbanca sunshine aud
storm az periods cNehitui IA % sArmpl iron swcrp,ns
conhAs ratiuus ant marttm. d,saSrr Hens eng tat
sh.d ~ cash basis The uuublas oI uc credit system
Affect Us IN 10 material Artoslar.
During hard tunes, the security Of reliable tnsnr.
anea IN an tmparanNr duty the ablity OF properly Uwu
err Ia sasiaih loss being then much lrssrned
Agennics IA all the principal o,ies and tpwns through
Out the stale. luht"s tssurd Without delay, by
Jsisp tuko. fNkNCti, Agent ~. Paul
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INSTRUCT OUURr, SECOND JUDI

~ eiai btsuht, state al Ainpssha Ramsey suuuty.
William sfmhsil against jhbu h. dates
To The above nrned defendant
Ia The nhhs VI The htatp ~ Minnesota, you ste
hereby summoned and required 10 answer III. co,n
piastin this aruua hehis die Ia tie obos a
The tefk " said curt and 10 serve aouhy tup,
ever "a Ina sAii auanr amt %. bsu setbsr NJ hts nos
Va the oiiy vi RI tad, la hanscy onany, and said
ofNnpesos, within twenty days srer tr ssryio. thu
summons upon YSu exclusive 81 tue d.y IA such service
and you tai 20 answer Va. sad inpiains Within The
time ocssid the pisina In ttH srua viii tatc Iudg
ment sgainst you ta ihU( m NJ i'ai huHiisa JoiaTs
with intcrv.l tbs hum the Hiih daJ II Nay ~
1891 al tho oi trn per Fsi asna b. sJss he
costs of iAta acton
JOSEPH nANIktA
At"inay i"f flsinun
Ea.I l.Iu
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
NOM MISSION ERS NOTICE

~ Ia the matter ci The estate OF Louis Mnrun. ~, 4.
ccAssd.
Notice is hereby gwen thai, al special term of tha
frohat. oo"rt i@ paAoaa coanW hett Al the ely ~
Hastings pu the 18Th day ID M-,, lsAs James NJ lgua
aud James Thomas were appointed tam saaers u,
receive e,sm,nv ant adJast ali eisss aud dc mania :"
all pOfslns agau,, thc saul allow nAued dcevase aud
that the atotvs sd Commissioners viii The ,Ahc
at the ion II H. sihlr>, N Menaata. saturday The
hh day al June, iaAs aai On sAiofi'y vi every
cr-dng t~o weeks thereafter, Tor tAoah ifuin die
date - said appointments
An peTsons hsytes ciaias A. a,nsi the estate ut said de
hereby required To- pte..nt the us te
sad tsAtoaers, within ain months ruu the
car s.N slp,auia,.nt or he iaeSer debaftea,
hensutA, Jaho ", tSss
JAMks NcNoAI.
JANIS uuMAS,
iRl attn mi E4,i.r a
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LATE ELECTION ~ IrLISos We give
TO day the tables containing the Official
statement Of the votes cast in the recent
election in Illinois. As il has been COO
tended that the Republicans we're in ma
jority u ere, and that Mr.. Douglas re-elec
ton TO the Senate will have besn secured
only by a cunning gerrymandering Of the
State in the matter OF the election districts.
ii is worth while TO examine these returns.
The total vote throughout the State Tor su.
perintendent Of Public Instruction is, il will
be seen, 252,l42, which is slightly larger
than the vote for State Treasurer This
aggregate is distributed among the cabdi.
dates thus
Republican. Democratic.
Bsteman. o.. l2<,5ss French. doug i23.ti3
Reynolds, tAD) 5,lT3
l?7.5ss
Dedaci Republican vote, ........... l2i55s
Democratic plurality, ............... 800
The above il, We imagine, for all who can
eypher, satisfactory RECITATION Il the mss-
statement that the Republicans had q ma
jority in the last election in Illinois; or
that M Donglas will eou;inue 70 serve ,ha,
State a. Senator in the face Of such a
majority IS. Louis Rspub.