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Polynesian., 1858-03-13
Explanations. s.

be our last, explanations have been offered through
.Aa.ertiser from Mr. S. N. Castle, the resident
here of the A. B. C. F. NJ upon the action of
Board in regard to the dismissal of Capt Moore of
Morning Star. They amount simply to this, that
L insurance upon the vessel could not have been
ID unless the Captain was removed, on account of
Orable impressions received by the underwriters,
shared in by the Board, from rumors current in
L. And Mr.. Castle expresses himself unwilling to
i in censure of the Committee in Boston, believing
! though mistaken, they have been influenced by
Der motive than the desire to promote the general
J.
i have no wish to pursue the subject farther,
d much may be said, from the moral point OF
about sacrificing worthy man and injuring him
good name and prospects solely and purely upon
J b. when good and reliable information could have
<0tained AS We do not believe that the Committee
ted with " plenary inspiration, we shall take the
1g to interpret such an act as '0rong and not as
take
are obliged to Mr.. Castle for informing US that
Fadential Committee is composed o" 3" eight or ten
en- and four or five clergymen-'. But this does
bend the matter for it is highly improbable that
SdCal merchants " financial men, and dis
SAed civilians would, in their own affairs, re-
captain, the successful termination of whose
g they we're apprised of, upon theunsuppOrted ac-
Sn of a DISCHARGED and perhaps worthless sub
ate
~ We know the contents of the letters that passed
n the Committee and Capt Moore, which We are
Polynesian., 1858-03-13
BUSINESS CARDS.
HONOLULU AGENCY
Hamburg, Bremen, Fire Insurance Company.

The have appointed Agents for the
Company at this place, and prepared insure
risks against fire in and about Honolulu Full particu-
lars may be obtained the Office of the undersigned.
MELCHERS & CO.
Honolulu, Oct. z, 1857. 23-n
Polynesian., 1858-03-13
b. w. FIELD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

H0 n IuIus U a hu kSs Il
By permission he refers
B. F. Snow, Honolulu
c. w. CARTwRIcHT, Boston President .haauJae-
turerS' Insurance Co.
III. A. PIERCE, Boston.
THAYER, RICE & Co., Boston,
EDWARD Morr ROBINSON, New Bedford.
JOHN w. BARRErT Sons, Nantucket.
PERKINS & Smith, New London. [2.tf
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fphElGN lMPOhIS INTO BALTIMORE.
ST JOHNS, P. R.-Brig Frances Jane-l79 hhds 146
bbls. sugar, Kirkland Chase & Co
aoNTEVlDEO Bark Clintonia Wright-25O0 dry,
hides, 200 bales wool SO bales hair W Bruno SONS
HANANA--Brig A. j. ". AppIegarh-7s9 boxes sugar
hhds. do, Kirkland, Chase x Co
SOUTHERN COASTWISE
SAgANNAH.-Steamer City of NOrfolk-ll5 bales cot
ton 70 bales domescs 30 boxes copper ore $50 casks
nee, 80 bags feathers, sundry persons.
FRANKLIN, LA.-Schr. Greenland-9S hhds sugar l2s
obs moasses, Samuel Hurlbut IS hhds sugar 81 bbls
molasses S. G. Hand & Co.
FRANKLIN, LA.-Schr. Geo s. Adams-3OO hhds su.
gar 400 bbls molasses S. G. Hand Co.
NEW 0RLEANS.-Schr New York-5O hhds smear
$50 bbs molasses Spence K Reid
CHARLEsTON.-Steamer Georges Creek-222 casks
rlce 20 baes cotton, pkgs. mdze. sundry persons
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
ROTIERDAM-sl6 hhds. tobacco; 80 bbls flour $50
oos Lard 300 bb rosin $50 bags querctron bark 20
slaves. 'NOO
HAVANA.-2,660 oak railroad ties
KINGSTON, JA.-2,s4s bbls -four; 500 bbls corn meal
4oO bushels 800 kegs butter 900 kegs lard 200 bbs
PORK IL heroes hams 80 bbls crackers rs boxes tobacco
box books; 900 boxes candles; 1000 feet lumber
hNANBU CCO-2S29 bbls. flour; SO tierces rice. %
Dds pork 100 kegs lard so bags pspper
DEMARARA.-2,33s bbls -four; 3I6 bbls corn meal 900
pushes CORN QUO bushels peas so bushels oats 466 bbls
bread III bbs pork 275 hams 10 bbs lard oil 45O tins
lard GU boxes candles so bb vinegar IL hhds tobac
CO. dozen TINS strawberries coils rope platform scale;
500 feet lumber F e'
lempores 10 bolts duck case brads case shoes
case hardware cases machets; terces earthenware
cases brandy Jup; 575 gallons n E. rum dozen 6sb
lines bbs rice IL butts tobacco IS sacks salt is kegs
puer bbls pork; rs boxes soap kegs nails 20 half
ODDS bread dozen demjohns stove; anchor 20 bales
guns 10 boxes ale saddles 60 bags shot kegs powder
1000 feet lumber: 10 600 shingles
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
~ PUBLIC SCHOOLS, BALTIMORE February % 1883
Sealed Proposals for the following described SCHOOL
viii be received at this office until the sth
day Of March, 1855 inclusive
For the Primary School Building ON North Eutaw
street ~
O. PUPILS DESKS, 42xl6 inches, Cherry.
PREACHERS do, large size, do
do. do small size do
12s STOOLS, with Cherry Ash pods
81 sETTEEs, 70 inches long.
SO do. 81 do
Common OAK ARM CHAIRS, cane seats
II do WINDSOR do.
For the Primary School Building on Shredder street
70PUPILs' DESKS, 42x16 inches Cherry.
2Teachers' do large size, do
= do: do. small size do
80 SETTLES, 90 inches long
50 do. 81 do.
II 0ST00LS, Cherry oe Ash tops
2 Common OAK ARM CHAIRS cane seats
8 do; WINDSOR do.
For the Primary School Building on Frederick street
"a PUPILS DESKS, 42x16 inches, Cherry
Teachers do. large size, do
l do do. small size, do.
II SETTEES, 80 inches long
10 STOOLS with Cherry or Ash tops
Common OAK ARM CHAIR, cane seat
2 do WINDSOR do
Samples Of all the articles can be seen AT this oesce
where any information may be obtained The Pupils
Desks dnerng from the sample are to have oak bottoms
one inch thick and be supported by cast iron nil
lars OF proper height and strength By order
HENRY POLLOCK,
RICHARD W. BROWN
Low. EDWIN A. ABBOTT,
fe"'u Committee ON Furniture
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Shipping SnteIIiaente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, FEB. 26.
ARRIVED THIS Day

ARRIVED THIS DAY
Brig James B. George, Atwe "a days from New Or
cargo TO sundry persons vessel to Fender
gasI BROS experienced very heavy gales from n n W
10 " ~ f., from 18th to 18th inst during which los
main-boom split sails and received other slight DAMAGE
was blown OF after getting within miles of Cane Hen
Annapolis by steamtug Lioness; reports abreast of An
napolis brig Tempest before reported below u nm
Steamer Union, Cundif, from New York mdse to ] A
Shriver " "
CLEARED THIS DAY
Steamer Piedmont Powell New York A. C. Hall
- Steamer Georges Creek, scudder, Charleston A. c.
schr Emily Kerr, Dashells Kingston, Jamaica, ". H
Perot -' " -
SAILED THIS DAY
From Annapolis Roads Feb GOTH ship Annapolis Prick
ett, Baltimore for San Francisco
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Brig Macassar, whipple, Halifax 18th instant
pIie george Lohse Hathaway, Barbados lst inst
Sob am Dalch Matthews, Barbados, 7th instant
S IN anna kinks, Phinney, Barbadoss I'd instant
schr Alabama, Crowther Barbados Sd instant
pat ia H. nmond Hammond Mobile, 18th instant
tevideo, 18th ult ' 'e '"neho' 'ioh
MEMORANDA
Correspondence of the Exchange Read;na po,.,,
Bark Cntonia Wright from Montyidoi NJ, req 70
lenger from Halifax and VIM A Dresser Hatch from MA a
ecibo, p R., all for Baltimore sailed from Ham, % "a
this morning Bark kader for Alexandria cama " u
ton Roads yesterday British ship S l. Tllex f lamp Ii
erpoo for City Point passed up James River 80, nv
There is ship at anchor on the back Of the h. St
supposed the Mississippi, from Baltimore for Rotterda
we nave had several days OF northery and easter
out now the wind is light from the s. W. and weather
pleasant-Pilot. ei
HAMPTON RoAps Feb "a
Arnved, prig Mount Vernon, Hall Il days from Rio ia
metro, bound TO Baltimore Left in port Jan ID sbin
banshee Mingate wig Rebecea dischg; Western Cont
le 40 Waverly finished repairing, and fitting for sea;
uaiks Kenecca, TO load for Mobile Charlotte fprobably
u Gallotta Martini wig Partian Hudgins do Clara
slaAsi; nelson do 0ctayia Moore, do; Agnes do;
Sorth star -, do; Winifred Munson do: New Light
Pegnts do; Brazileira, Baxter do Rhone Draper do;
anw;ngg BALDWIN do; Indus, Thompson wig cargo
vow nert hey dischg Ann Grant, Nelson for New
days. wv i' ihiao sipma IN four
iiaa ply oeean Belle, Wilson, from Nevassa for Baltimore
son, - kingston, ia, I'd inst her cargo of guano
Ssp p 1n IN brig Lillian which sailed same day
Mobile, 18th inst ~ "''hore, was up at
violence, I'D inst. saiieu irom FRO
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Agricultural.
CALIFORNIA GUANO
p HODES'

X f1oDf'o prD,n
MANUFACTURED FROM FORMULA OF
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS.
STATE CHEMIST OF MARYLAND.
EfE R1 LOT OFFERED FOR SALE REGULARLY
ANAL1ZED BY DRS. JAS. HIGGINS AND CHARLES
blChkLL AND FULLY WARRANTED.
r., IN introducing this HIGHL A UTHENTICA TIE D
E1ILIZER to the agriculturis of the United States
LOT he year 1855 we orbear heightened remarks as
her intelligence is already informed of the value of
boNES TREATED WITH SULPHURIC ACID. producing
lne olPhospate Of lime and yielding SOL UBLE EHOS
ment of plants. 1900 '
As many preparations offered to the public styled
super Phosphate, we have for own and the protection
OF the agricultural community surrendered up to Drs
higgins and Bckell the entire scientific feature of the
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE and every lot
onered for sale is regularly analysed by them and
10 the pubic winch we conceive will be proper caution
to the agricultural community protect them from imno
sition in the many spurious articles now offered in the
market. ~ - " ~
PAMPHLETS containing detailed account will he fur
nished on application or forwarded per mail
Packed in barrels and bags.
Price $45 per ton of 1000 lbs
Address B. NJ. RHODES & co,
StraafP alt
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NEW GAS REGULATOR.-The new Gas REGULATOR recent
y introduced into some of our largest establishment,
by Messrs Jackson Chandler attracting considerable
attention Those who have assert that it cause
saving of from 20 to 25 per cent In these times of large
gas bills anything tending economist the consumption
OF that article will doubtless prove matter of interest
the community. The office of Messrs Jackson 4 Cband
Ter at No SO Holiday street where they will take
pleasure in explaining the operations Regulator
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SnsuraNtf.

IN IL, ltMENT OF THE GREAT WEST
- ERN tMARINEl INSURANCE. COMPANY tar -.
Charter. 'e'' 1901 as required Oy tho
I'ThIulis on outstanding Risks
Premiums : r io'''' ,.'...:..- $500, 81
1904 '''''''''''..'...... 2,216,7676 81
Premiums na Mapdhe rremiums S2,771, 602 az
I, torst ear .;........... 245l 451 SO
'e'eNe" on investments 100000
Iass po+,,., Dbl. -. S2,494 Az SO
on Premiums &c........... go so1 "a
Leaving net earnings of the Companv 60 10, zso ?.
losses adjusted and paid ...... 81 {37 0SS az
re Insurance account paid 90 100 81
i-H'tnSes including taxes on Cap
" 'N' Observation-Disclosures. 43.66OO5
80 l,47l .34l 20
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BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKERY.

BlSCUlT AND CRACKER BAKERY
(NO. % PRATT STREET.
FORMERLY r. MASON DE- BROTHER
JAMES d. MASON & Co. having made
- EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS in their
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKERY
by the introduction of NEW MACHINERY of the LATEST
IMPROVEMENTS are now prepared supply any demand
for
PILOT and NAVY BREAD, WATER, BUTTER.
SUGAR, PIC MIC and EDINBURGH CRACKERS,
SODA and WINE BISCUIT and all kinds of
FANCY CAKES of a quality
SUPERIOR ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.
The PATENT REEL OVEN in at their Bakery
is of nore construction and capable of baking l25 BAR
RELS OF FLOUR per day into CRACKERS and 500
BARRELS INTO LOAF BREAD.
DEALERS are invited to give call; they will find
the terms as Favorable any other house
The PrOpretors will take great pleasure in exhibiting
the OPERATION OF THEIR OVEN AT ALL TINES 70
any who may feel an interest in the PRoGREss or TEr
AGE and will also conduct them through their EXTENSIVE.
establishment.
} D. NJ Cobeg leave to remind the public that this
OVEN is THE ONLY ONE IN USE III THIS CRY
PATENT RIGHTS of which, for LOAF BREAD purposes can
be had on application to them
JAMES d. MASON & Co
FORMERLY r. MASON & BRoTHEs
OLD STAND,
Old Number 90 PRATT STREET
fe22u Opposite McCure's Dock
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GIBBS FIRST PREMIUM
SIS SEWING MACHINE,
JoHNSON'S PATENT $50 ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE.
The above Machines for FAMILIES, MANUFACTU.
RERs, &c, are not EXCEILED by any other MACHINE
for beauty of STITCH and durability of work on all kinds
or materials The labor of hours becomes the pastme
minutes Every MACHINE SOLD by us kept in complete
running order the first year free of charge to the purcha
ser. Salesroom, No 90 BALTIMORE ST
L. D CHASE, Agent
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GOLD PENS.
Cry Q5ooas.

a@tg GOODS.
WROTH s FULLERTON.
SPRING, 1855.
ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER TO CUSTOMERS
A STOCK OF
FIR ENcH AND BATHS H
DRY GODS,
VARIETY, NOVELTY AND BEAUTY,
BE FOUND SECOND TO NONE.
BUYERS ARE INVITED TO
EXAMINE, COMPARE, AND JUDGE
fe22f. So BALTIMORE STREET
SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS
FOR SPRING OF 1855
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
Nos. 1879, POI, and 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE NOW OPEN A VERY LARGE
IL and choice Stock of Spring Dry Goods entirely of
their own importations, including
SPLENDID SILKS, BAREGEs, LAWNS,
POL. D'CHEvRES, MoUSSELlNs, ETC.
Ia Founced Robes Double Skirts Robes AQuie and by
the yard,
h4CH ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINTZES,
BRILLIANTEs, ETC.
LINEN GOODS, WHITE MUSLIN GooDT. ALpACAs.
MOURNING FABRICS, ETC;
We are daily receiving direct from one of the firm in
Europe the choicest styles of FOREIGN GOODS carefully
selected expressly for our sales which we invite the at
M vla
-'l Vi "hoieSale ana retail buyers fe22-1Ot
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY.
WE WILL COMMENCE THIS DAY
TO RUN OFF
lot of coored, figured PRINTS at OK cents
worth ~ also lot of slightly soiled Bird eye
DIAPER,
warranted all linen, at l24 cts. yard with guam
REMNANTS
OF every description of Dress Goods at unheard of
Low PRICES.
As all those Goods have to be closed out right off twill
De TO the interest of buyers to call early.
H. PoLLACk BROTHER,
No 16l North Gay street
Our store will be closed from February March ist
every evening at o'clock Saturday night eyceted
on account of taking stock fe22tf
ROYSTON BROTHERS
AZ Are now opening new stock of
sHEETING LINENS AND CoTroNs, ali iV widths;
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS AND ToWELINGS:
SHIFTING LINENS, very best make;
New York Mill, Wamsutta water twist Cottons.
Heavy DOMESTICS, for farm servants;
Quilts, Dimtes, Muslin and Lace CURTAINS:
English and American CARPETINGS, OH. CLOTHS &c
fe22lw. No. 81 BALTIMORE STREET.
EDWIN AKERS
IL HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE
EASTERN MARKETS,
Is now daily receiving lots of
DESIRABLE GOODS,
Purchased at the late large
AUCTION SALES
As well large assortment of
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS
of recent Importation among are forty cases most
choice styles of Oyes three five quarter purple fancy
prints to which he would most respectfully invite at
tention Of the trade
EDWIN AkERS.
JOBBER AND RETAILER or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
1873 LEXINGTON ST,
IeZZ-u Baltimore.
RS-TAKE NOTICE.
A ". HOUCK, THE PROPRIETOR OF
1 n the RED POST STORE, No 235 LEXINGTON /
street. near PEARL, offers for sale assortment
OF all descriptions of Dry Goods at wholesale retail
prices to suit the times. Call and for yourselves
f22dlm
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OFFICE OF THE Gel
W SEMIBITUMINOUS BROAD-TON
STEAM GENERATING COAL
No. SOUTH STREET,
~ COlvins Building Up Stairs
Inc undersigned prepared receive orders for the
BROAD TOP BITUMINOUS STEAM GENERATING
COAL received from the property OF ROBERT HARE Pow
ELL ESQ., huntington, Pa, prepared under his own super
vision, and delivered in this city via Northern Central
Railway, at the lowest price.
For steam generating, blacksmithing rolling mills
brick and lime burning, this Coal be exceed
burns freely, with large clear fame makes hot fire
and is admirably adapted for the mandatory and private
dwelling
feA I'm CHAS VIM. CLAPP, Agent
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MIR. GEORGE VANDENHOFF.
~ THE DISTINGUISHED ELOCUTIONISF,
Haring recovered has health,
WILL
COURSE OF FOUR READINGS.
THE
| BALTIMORE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
AT CARROLL HAIL.
! On the EVENINGS OF WEDNESDAY March g.
FRIDAY, March s. WEDNESDAY March TO-
and FRIDAY March IL
The course will consist of the following elegant Selections
/ FIRST EVENING, March 3-Mr. VANDENHOFF,S eel.
eorated Satire, in verse-"C0MMON SENSE"-a dash
at the doings of the day.
SECOND EVENING, March 5.-A SHAKSPEARIAN
oLlo or Scenes and Dialogues from the most admired
plays Of the great dramatist
THIRD EVENING, March loan EVENING WITH
THOMAS HOOD including Readings and Recitations of
his Poems. "
FOURTH EVENING, March 12-AN EVENING WITH
SHERIDAN, including THE CRITIC
~ Reading to commence at O'Clock
rs Tickets for the Course admitting a gentleman and
lady $3.50 Single tickets for the course 81 so and single
admission SO cents For sale rooms of the Mercan
tile Library Association and at the principal Bookstores
fe27-tf
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|. M. SINGER g. Cos,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
THE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
Southern sales and exhibition rooms los Baltimore
street W. f. BRODERICK,
i'NfH Agent
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'N' P''"'S Tor the year........, 1868, AL 90
DISTRIBUTED AS FoLIows
Dividend of interest in July 70
Dividend of intsn.' 49,. $35, 10000
to Stockholders. ..,. a5 oo,oo
Interest to Scripholders of per 'OOV'
cent. on amount issued to be
Resapr pau FEBRUARY re TO- $50. 1885, 90
es by Marine disasters and
bad debts ........... oeo ono M
available for distribution as div.
dend of net profits say 4 to
Stockholders and y to Poll
cy Holders, as provided by
Charter of Company 3l3eOs55
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4 IMPORTATION OF BOOKS FROM
H. ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND GERMANY
By THE QUANTITY OR THE SINGLE VOLUME
The subscriber through his London correspondents and
by agency ON the Continent is able give the most care
full attention to all orders from private persons Colleges
Summaries, Public Libraries, Societies, &c for BOOKS
PERIODICALS, STATIONERY, MAPS, &c. and will fur,
nsh them on the most favorable terms with the great
est despatch and to Public Institutions Semnarie of learn
ing, or other Literary Societies, duty free.
Catalogues of New Books published in London with
cheap lists &c put up monthly in small packages and
forwarded gratis to all who desire them.
JAMES S. WATERS,
IeZZ u No. PA Baltimore street
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IMPORTATION OF BOOKS

No. ; SOUIH UHARLES STREET,
III AS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR
IL assortment of PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found
NhiIlNG and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and
foreign, of all the approved manufacturers
NOTE PAPERS-Ruled and Plain. in very great va.
rety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY of every description for office and private
use, viz-STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING
STANDS, &c, &c.
INh.Writing and Copying, of all the best makers,
LETTER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS PORTE
MONNAIES &c, sc.
Also, large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAY ING CARDS, PRINTERS do. &c, &c. all at low
prices 49, " "
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call
fe22
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EVANS & HOYTS

GREAT SOUTHERN GIFT BOOK STORE.
ESTABLISHED No. II BAITINoRE ST.,
The most extensive and only original Establishment of tn
kind IN The u States
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The Board of Trustees hav this day directed that Div
ldend OF Interest to LIST November, 1857 be declared of
SIX PER CENT the outstanding Scrip of the COMPANY
payable on the ID of November next r''
That dividend Of TWELVE PER CENT in Scrin IN
the dealers of the Company their Terminated Premiums
of the past year be issued and after LIST of January
next that the remaining portion of the Unreeemed Sr
of 1851 he paid in Cash. after the LIST of January next and
that S7S2 l9 be added to the former RESERVED
thereby making said Capital to exceed TWELVE Hin
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS
by order of the Board
JOHN WHITEHEAD Secretary
G. OLIVER ODONNEIL
cooo Agent in Baltimore
ie--7'"om 81 Exchange Place
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WHEELER s WILSON MANUFACrURtNG Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
For Families, Manufacturers and others
Send for the Company's Circular
Office and SaIes-room
l2o BALTIMORE STREET, American Building.
NE-u W. MERRILL, Agent
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SToWEELI;LI,fs7 s., =, =,
WATCH AND
SILVER WARE HOUSE.
Nelo Marble Buildings opposite AdamS' Erres Co office
AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
the purchaser always find NEWEST sYLE and
the RICHEST GOODS in market, consisting Of
WAT CHES.
(of is own Make and
Chas. Frodsham,
Jules Jurgensen,
Patek Phillip,
johnson,
Tobias, and all other Makers.
JEW ELRY
in great variety of European and American Manufacture
Sill Err WARE,
of his own manufacture always hand and made to or
der at short notice
ALBATA PLATED WARE:
The largest and richest STOCK in Baltimore South
ern Agent for the sale of the Goods wholesale and re-
tail of the
AMERICAN SHEFFEILER Hate co.
All Goods will be sold at ACTURERs' PRICES and
warranted by the Co to be the best GOODS in the market
ALSO.
large Stock of FRENCH GAS FIXTURES. BURNERS
FANCY ARTICLES, CLOCKS CANTON CHINA &c
A. STOWELL, JR.
fe22 If Proprietor 1913 Baltimore st.
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rtora ,"e ear ',......... 245l Ash SO
Wv 'e'e'' (" On investments 430260g
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ITrss,. 1.o-... BALTIMORE, Feb 9th, 1858
SrS:-We have been using ] H CoOPER,s rEvrp
Gas REGULATOR upon for the past six weeks
anu are sGtshcd that 1t economses from 20 per cent
ana nallng of the flame is obvated the escape of nm
consumed gas prevented Vi "H
NOAH WALKER 4 Co
As there great complaint about bills the public
will find ii to their ntepes to adopt the above apparats
All orders sent to the Office of
MEsSRs JACKSON & CHANDLER
No. 50 Holiday street
will receive PROMPT attention 60. -
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E'Nf.R1 PURCHASER RECEIVES A GIFT
- VARYING VALUE FROM so CTS. TO 800
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DOYSTON BROTHERS
AZ Are now opening new stock of
SHEETlNG LINENS AND COTTONS, all widths;
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS AND TOWELINGS:
SHIFTING LINENS, very best make
New fork Mill, Wamsutta, water twist Cottons
Heavy DOMESTICS, for farm servants
Quilts, Dimites, Muslin and Lace CURTAINS:
English and American CARPETINGS OIL iOTHS &c
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Leaving an Undivided balance of

commend commend therefore, cash dividend of 8
hoiderI u, 70 be paid out of this fund to Stock
'S' winch Will amount tO.....
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nFFlCE OF THE SUN MUTUAL IN
~ sURANCE COMPANY.
NEW YORK, OcT 90 1857
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS
OF this Company is published conformity with the re
ton - 49, ''P''H
Premiums on uneXpred risks Oct 4h 1856 $685. Os6 90
fremlums received during the year ending Oct.
4th, 1851, viz -
On Marine Risks ............,.. 81 2T3 400 n
On Inland Navigation and Trans
portatlon Risks'............ lO9,575sO 1888 O705l