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gnsarantf Gumpanies.
RELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
AIstRANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania 1885
MARINE INSURANCE,
On Vessels Cargo. Freights: to all parts of the World
INLAND ASSURANCES,
On Goods by Rivers. Canals Lakes land Carriages to
FIRE INSTANCES,
| on Merchandise generally. On Stores, Dwelling Hou-
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, November 3D. 1857 s7o2
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
, me undersigned having been duly appointed Agent of
s COMPANY Is prepared to receive applications for In
Sutalce as above. HENRY A. DIDIER,
Je2l-d Commercial Building, Gay street.
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
~ OF BALTIMORE.
| lNSuRES Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses; Goods
on storage and Merchandise generally against loss or
uam G by lre Also Vessels and Cargoes in port.
! ~, omce-S H. corner of HOWARD AND CLAY STREETS
The Directors daily to answer applications
| ANDREW REESE, President.
DIRECTORS.
| Jas SAs. NJ louder, CHAs HOFFMAN,
Was W q W. GEORGE, HENRY j. WERDEBAUGH,
" a. onfMlNE AUGUSTUS SHRIvER,
SAML. r. SMITH, NJ BENzINGER
AARON FENToN wv q powpp'
"Ao T. THOMAS, ELISHA II. PERKINS,
ap20tf ' mamma, " 1900 Saaat,
NSU r ANCE AGAINST LOSS OF
THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
BA l. TIMoRE.
,,,.,, OFFICE, No. Is SoUTH STREET
VIII make IN nf R,u+
and most liberal princnin Th i t 10y ~ nIe On d new
all descriptions of Property as9nst rS W. a -, n
Fire.
JOHN B. SEIDENSTRIcKEp pe,;,.
pIREcToRs
job Smith, Jobr W Ross
A. A. Chapman, Henry NJ Rash
Joseph W. jenkins, W,n Woodwari
II T. ,r, adaln Denmead,
T. II SnIiivan Ge"rge S S
''"i' = George small
JOHN r. MAGRUDER,
i-'-u Secretary.
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GUNSHINE AND RAINY DAYS,-It is
mportant the Ladies that they be protected through
sunshine and The subscribers keep on
hand splendid assortment of Silk, Paragon and Whale
bone sun and Rain UMBRELLAS, exceedingly light in
their construction OF PARAS0LS we have an assert
ment second in the country Our new STYLE of
Ashburton Parasols is of English origin much
mired Also of recent importation, some fifty dozen
FOLDING FANS, of the newest designs all of which we
offer to the trade consumer pleasing terms
+. NJ PUNDERSON & co.
Agents for Wheeler Il Wilson and Ne Plus
ie3n Ultra $50 Sewing Machines
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Dublit Salts.
BY GIBSON * co.

S:;f TRUSTEES S A LIE OF VERY
LII NnhLuABLE BALTIMORE STREET PROPERTY
RaIto virtue of decree of the Superior Court Of
lie soe NJ y Tile undersigned Trustees will offer at pub
WEDNESDtV TTAchange, No. 10 South Gay street on
inc described , mne 10Th at o'clock F. NJ the follow
ALL THAT LOT OF GR0rrvn ,>,,, r -
a''eu oh tne southwest corner of Charles and ri;
more StreetS fronting 30 feet or ther.,hont 49, d.
more street, ana running back ia feet n,oro o. ,
alley rms lot is improved by n,roo VI eS np 70 in
BUILDING, extending the entire denth or w.! 'ilCN
now under lease to Garfield Bro 4 CoLth iol' anu
expire on the first of September, 1860 VIC tease VIII
ALSO THE ADJOINING LOT OF GROIrNn 49,,
improvements thereon fronting 80 feet or thereah 'e
baltimore street. and running back ia feet more mr.
rms lot is improved in front by three story and ara
BRICk BUILDING, and in the by a three storr
BRICK WAREHOUSE, recently built. The lot is some
twenty feet wider in the than in the front The
property is under lease to Robert Moore Bro-the lease
will expire the 1st November 1863 The above lots
and improvements will be sold in fee more particular
description of the property is not deemed necessary
any one wishing to purchase examine the premises
or apply to the Trustees
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are one
fourth cash. and the residue in X twelve and eighteen
months from the day of salehc credit payments bear
ing interest from the day of sale Said interest paid
semi annually, and the payment of the whole to be Sc
cured by the bonds of the purchaser with surety or
sureties to be approved by the Trustees
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ITF.:t FOR SALE OR RENT.-A very
Rij convenient HOUSE. on the north side of MONIi-
sx1>ss MENT STREET, between St PauI and Calvert
will be put in complete order to please a fashionable
family Possession given by the 18th Of June
Enquire at II. G. DALLAM'S,
No. % st. Paul Street,
Or, JAMES 4. WESTON X co,
mY26eOts No. II South Charles Street.
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METALLIC r UBBER

W. MACHINE Betting
Ten years experience in the manufacture and use of
Rubber Betting and Hose has resulted in its introduction
in twohirds of the first and extensive man
ufacories in this country Its great superiority over
Leather in point of strength shown by certificates from
the Engineers of Steam Fire Engines. They say, 'We
have burst coil after coil of double leather double riveted
Hose while rubber lose mas stood the test in every case
price of Leather and in point of durability the former is
far superior Testimonials of which have in our Dos
session.
STEAM PACKING,
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TT. JOSEPH ROGERS,


30 West Fayette street. above Charles, -,--
fractlces in the courts of BALTIMORE CITY, ANNh
ARUNDEL, and neighboring counties. All matters
tanning to the profession promptly and Carefully
tn
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0FF!CE OF The GAS LIGHT &C CON- \,
~ PANY OF BALTIMORE, JUNE Is, 1S5s.-Cote at
Reduced PriceThis Company has on hand and IS con-
stany making Coke of the very best quality when VIII
be sold at the reduced price of Six Gents per bslel
1t will be found to be very cheap and excellent article
of fuel for Cooking Stoves, Ranges and oter Vmly uses,
during the summer season. Give II a triak
JOSEPH BROWN
Secretary
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BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL E. TURNER,
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET
III AS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR
H. assortment of PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found
WRITING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and
foreign, of all the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS-Ruled and Plain, in very great va
riety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds.
STATIONERY of every description for office and private
use, viz:-STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING
WAX, WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK
STANDS, &c, &c.
INK-Writing and Copying, of all the best makers,
LETTER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE.
MONNAIES, &c, &c.
Also, large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, &C, &C. all at low
prices
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call.
fe22-tf
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MANHoLE PACKING
CAR SPRINGS, &c,
In variety of sizes and thcknesses Any article not on
hand will be made to order.
E. NJ. PUNDERSON & Co.
209 Baltimore street
DEALERS IN RUBBER GOODS in all of their extended
variety. my10 tt
C48ssrrI CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!
kfzs-z4- We have on hand at % North GAY STREET
the largest assortment OF FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES
south of New York all of the latest fashions and most
approved styles. The public invited to call and
examine for themselves all of which will be sold on
reasonable terms.
BURR, HAIGHT 4 O'CONNELL.
r. Repairing done t the shortest notice.
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ftsz.;74 TRUSTEES SALE-By Virtue Of

The Farm contains about Eighty Acres, with an abun
dance of Wood and Water and is about 10 miles from
Ellicotts Mills, and miles from the Laurel Factory
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q. nAss's Ssanes.-Ths sesssea Of Rev.
-. man. before the Young Mems Christian Az.
ISOLATION, vas delivered Ii Christ Church, on
sunday evening. His subject vas, The manli-
ness OF Religious Principle. The text chosen
vas the dying advice Of David 70 Solomon--"Be
snou strong therefore, and show th.self man,
After abiding, very beautifully, to the circum.
stancesof these parting words from the lirs &C
an old man,-a warrior. king and poet, standing
upon the threshold Of The other world, TO the
wisest Of al earth, shelving the full vigor Of
opening manhood, he proceeded to show in wha,
true manliness consists. It is just and qaie,
out nrm independence Of thought and action.
and fearless pursuit Of the right Speaking
10 scathing manner Of that reckless insolepce
Of manner and habit which the world call man.
iiness, be showed that true manliness is Iixed.
ness OF purpose and action in the moral life
ana that manliness in religion consists Of a
frank independence in following the moral
teachings Of reason and Scripture, without re-
gard TO the sueers Of those who despise ssthe
better part" The sermon was, altogether. a
very able production,-sound and logical, and
was written in scholarly style.
We know not how il struck Others. but We
ire OF the opinion that the sparseness Of at
tendance on the part Of those at whose reoue,t
he sermon was delivered, was an insult to the
clergyman, Of which no thoughtful or well. |
'red man would be guilty.
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CATHARTIC PILLS.

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poay aud by restoring their irregular acto. ,saItb
correct wherever tn exist, such dera ngem ATS - 81,
he hrst cause OF disease An extensive trial of t..r
virtues, BY Professors, Physicians and pa,ierrs Ma
SHOWN cures or dangerous diseases almost beycnd -.
hei, were trey not substanated by De rscrs II .,h
esated position and character forbid the sn-.i
.toh 81 untruth Their certificates are published NV
american Almanac, which the agents bel " ramta -.
pleased to furnished free all inauirinR
ayers fils do thrust out disease not ont H. /,
weak, bat when 1t has taken . strong hsfS Pm.
astounding statements of those who ave sef eE.a
'hem rom dreadful scrofua, Drorsy, Ulger~ III d,s
eases, Eheumatism. Neuralgia, Dysps p<ia / ,,t,eI
Pains, bilious Complain HeAr'hufn Hesrs.i, fnn.
ana many less dangerous hut still threatening a.a.np
such as Pitnpes on the face, Worms, Nerves. I-ti,
", Loss OF appetite. Irregularities. nlzznt,x IN M.
mead, Colds, Fevers, Dysentery, and indeed e,tyy.
riety OF complaints for which PGrg.tiY. E.ms., 4,
required. '
These are no random staten nts, hut ar4 ap,txr+,
ca.ed ~ your own neighbors and your out MI . az
Iy them once, and You never viii he viii. ,b.r,
price, 70 cts per Box-5 Doves for ST ~
prepared BY DR.. J. G. AVER, Practical an tr,i-.
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sold by all respectable Druggists AEcrs wher. t~~---
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60, and Barnard d Co., ST. Louis. = O"e"
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DR. Cavanaugh's kue sa..e,
g0R TEE crAB Or 1vkkY FOAM ~
WEMORRHOlDS Os2 stsES:
vasTsEl o. lose STANDING on RECENT oH,os; rsrrnxu
.Aknoans1e.. o. ossrnucTIs, Aso ali
EXTERNAL APPLICATION,
IT ~ AEeulATs TEE DowRLS, " cns-rpA. ~. %
N DiARRnoaA on DYshHTRRs
I'hk Piles while astcnshngiy prevalent In ths'rv :.
rious FORMS amongst all classes Of ,exee are,
at the sane time, the distressing, frsqu~uy dan.
gerous, and hitherto most dihacult q cure.
ry esery bns new esS Il y. .a ss
60 cure the disease, yet realize perms
shersfrom. They have been told, pro- .,aaty yer.
sequenty have dispared Of any future Cessation from
pain and suffering.
TO al such SPECIFIC is offered for their relief.
which has stood the OF than twev- year, ac.
tive prsctice; and during that time kas nerert led
,css1sn knowiedgs q ~ prcpy.aors, 81 CURING
DR.. CAvAAAUGHs PILE sALvE
Is strictly scientific combination of well kBpwp r.me.
dial agents. and has been brought prcsen
ton Dy continued series q experiments, extending
hrongn year, o. patient study and 10 Agiuu IL
Held where ample opportunities we're cersd FOR tnor,
oughiy testing its virtues.
The proprsofs have no hsstancy saying tha. ,hsir
First and only h.raliJle Specie erer D;scor. rel
for that disease and whica cures hy
OUTWARD AfPLIGA 72DY OyLYl
And that. IN time to ccre, In pact II " II staf tAs
testP ttTu without failure 10 perform oil the pr,prie.
tors Claim for i, AZ their directions e.er to-
large number OF gentlemen out tn. sanr
OF high character aid influence have We tt trilv -.
tes.eh U - fieacy their cases, i h~arpay
anu whose certificates may by reference 20 the
~ apriefo.s publications, to be had Of tastr agents
Throughout tite United Staf-s
Price si.o0 per box, refaii. The PILEs.lvR /. mt
up In glass Jars inciosrd In paper box properly aisI
led, and viii keep any length II time.
for sac " TINS city ~ D. T. cay Hendricks, r.
Deitzsch, sguires and tlas., Aug. IT.. Gs.sh4.
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Bach's American COMPOUND.

The Greatest Remedy in the World
For the permanent cure Of the following complaints
Colds, Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat screfuia
Salt Rheua, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
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Piles, Darhna, Weak Stomach in fact in any case d
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We have huadreds of Certificates from Physicians
corroboratng The above statement which we can pro
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A remarkable case Of suicide occurred at NAL
den on Sunday night. A Mr. Munroe and his
wife made deliberate preparations and arrange
Tents Tor their funeral, took quantity OF lau-
danum and then shut themselves up in their
chamber with q pan Of burning charcoal, dis.
posing themselves properly on the bed, and
tisng up their faces TO preserve their features
In their natural position A man living in the
house with them perceived The odor Of the coal,
ard burst into the room, finding the woman
dead and the man Just alive. The man will
probably recover. Pecuniary trouble was the
cause.
In the case Of the death of a man named VIM.
Kehoe. at Amsterdam, New York, the jury of
inquest returned verdict that the deceased
met his death through the neglect Of the enei-
neer OF the train to sound the whistle, and the
violation OF the ordinance which forbids the
running OF trains at more than stated speed
through the village, whereupon the sheriff Of
the county arrested all the employees Of the
train, conductor, engineer, fireman and two
brakemen, who we're taken before magistrate
and held to Gail in the sum Of $1,000 for trial.
A company has left Cincinnati on a silver
hunting expedition in Arizona Their train. ns
they start trom Port Lavacca, Texas, will con-
FIST OF six wagons, drove of 1870 mnles and
thirty persons on horseback. Each man will
be armed with Sharpe's rife and reviewers,
end the wagons viii be loaded with mining ma
chinery, tools and stores for one years subsi-t-
ence. Their property IL valued At $50, 600,
andshe company take with them printing of
fee for the purpose Of publishing the Arizona
Messenger at Tubac.
Captain de Rviere. while in New Orleans,
wished Mike Walsh 70 aid him IN lberating Me-
aragna. Mike asked how much il would take.
de Riyiere replied $50, 600 Mix. said the idea
was good one, and advised Dc Riyiere 10 open
a restaurant a0dge the money withou, loss al
time. This 50 en,aaed de R,vipre that he would
have called Wal-h out, had il not been for one
thing--Wal-h threatened 10 pull lis nose If M
attempted anything 70 iooli-h. Opening i res
tanrsnt 10 obtain funds TO carry on y war II.
good"
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10 The Washington letter writer's have
been asserting recently that much dissati.fac
ton prevails among the members of the Cabinet
in consequence of the disposition Of the Presi-
delt to do everything himself. The Tribune's
correspondent, writing on the 2sth July, says
II is yet undetermined whether the members
OF the Cabinet who remain to keep up appear
ances, will 60 through the cheap ceremonial to.
morrow Of holding the ordinary me. Ting. or
indulge the liberty which they are only partially
allowed during the presence Of the President
Ihey complain not Lnirequently that two days
OF every week are lost in these 80 called Cabinet
Conferences, which have no other office. than
TO hear the Presidents opinions or to register
the Presidents edicts.
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Our Ticket.


We present the ticket nominated at BurlinR-
ton last week to the voters of the First Judicial
District, as one worthy of their jealous and un.
divided support.
For Judge, We have the Hon. Fran els Springer,
OF Louisa county. gentleman in every respect
qualified for the responsible and dignited posi-
sion for which bis friends have nominated him.
Mr. Springer has been resident Of Iowa Tor
more than twenty years, and has, on several oc.
easions been called to discharge high official du-
ties; and the breath of partisan malice, or per-
sonal envy has never yet whispered a reproach
on his fair and well.eaIned fame. As q iepisa-
tor, as President OF the Convention to alter the
Constitution, as Judge of Louisa county, an in
various other responsible and dignifed positions.
he has universally won the confidence and esteem
OF his fellows, and the respect and commenda-
ton of his constituents. lie 10 q lawyer OF fine
abilities, with discriminating mind, so essen
tsl 10 the administration Of impartial justice
from the bench. We shall refer to this subject
hereafter, and contrast bis fitness with that OF
his competitor before the people.
For Prosecuting Attorney OF the District, the
Convention placed in nomination James Z.
Marsh, Esq, OF this city. Mr.. Marsh is . young
man OF good legal requirements, of indomitable
perseverance, and energy Of character and Is
prompt, reliable business man, has ne superior
at our bar. lie is graduate Of the aw Office
Of Ne: srs. MeCOok l. Stanton, of Stubenyille,
Ohio. and has been practicing about three years
and half in lows, and in that time has built up
u lucrative aud rapidly increasing business. Mr..
Marsh is not very generally known throughout
the District, but will endesvor TO cultivate the
acquaintance OF the people previous to the cleo.
ton. Ia Henry, where he il well known, he will
carry = powerful vote, ~ be 10 Q prophet having
honor in his own country.
Hon. Daniel =. Miller, our candidate for Mem.
Der ct the Board Of Education, 10 too well
known throughout the District 70 need com.
mendation At our hands. For years he has
been identified With the interests OF Iowa, and
the cause Of education, and will discharge the
responsible snd delicate duties Of School LsRis-
latOr ~ith intelligence. and fidelity.
The entire ticket 10 one around which the
people can rally, and Ne hope our Republican
friends will come up in solid phalanx 70 its sup
port. All the nominations are .emineutly &c 10
be made" and tile nominees are emimently d.
TO be elected, ~ they will be, by an ossysrhsln.
ing p.ejority.-Mt Pleasant Journal.
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See advertisement.

STkAM ON TIE ERIE CANAL.-From appear
anees steam is destined to make great revo-
luton upon the Erie Canal, and thus add greatly
to the convenience Of the Western farmers aud
merchants. A few days since steam canal
boat trayersed the canal At fair speed, from
Buffalo to Albany, and steamed down the Hud-
son to Hudson City. Upon the fact OF she cx-
detrimental voyage having been successfully ac-
complished, Mr. Rugges, the newly appointed
Canal Commissioner, made brief speech 10
company OF citizens who called ybon him at the
American Hotel IN Buifalo. lie gave some
striking statistical facts, but the most interest,"
ing point in his remarks had reference to ,hs
recent experiment OF steam navigation on the
Erie Canal. After mentioning the fact that
the steamboat Charles Mack had gone down
from Lake Eric to the Hudson, Mr.. RuggIes
said he should hail the return OF that steamer
with an interest no less intense than that felt
by himself aud others who Witnessed the sue
cess OF Fulton's great experiment half centu.
~ ago.
Mr.. X. does not exaggerate tho Importance
of steam on the Canal, when he SAYS that the
experiment just made is an event which rank.
next to the completion OF the Erie Canal its. IT,
With respect 10 the trip OF the Charles
Mack, 1t has been . Visual success, by demon.
stratins that there are no difficulties which NAV
not be overcome. IL has proved that propei.
Ter boat can run without the interference OF her
wheels with lock gates, tow-lines, or the chan
mel OF the canal, aud without creating wave
sufhcient TO wash the banks. The speed vi the
Charles Mack WAS three mics an hour. That
Of loaded boats, towed by horses, averages one
mile aud bali per hour. The cost OF coal per
trip will be the inside Of forty dollars; that Of
horse power averages about cigty dollars
The experiment Is, ms Yet. IN its rOup heat inci-
pient stage, SIX miles per hour, ii not eight or
ten, will be The average speed when experiences
and skill shall have had time 10 exert them
aelvea
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