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81, 200 pieces.-Prouidence Journal.
MARKETS RY TEI. I.EGRApu

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK. Oct 11.-Cotton is unsettled-sales TODAY
unimportant Flour has advanced to 10 cts-saies Of
II 600 bbs at an advance of to 10 cts State 81 6O0
465; Ohio $5.50G565; Southern So 255 so. Wheat has
advanced 2to cts sales of 10000 bushels; Southern
white 1S59l45 cts. red Western 110G112O cts Corn is
rm.saes of l6 900 bushels yellow 99@1OOX cts mixed
99(9lO0 cts. Beef is steady at $5 to S11 Pork-The
market is lower for Mess sales at SIS Prime slO75
II. Lard closed buoyant at 1l4@111% cts. Whiskey
closed firm at 2Sh cts Sugar closed buoyant at 6Cd6X
cts for Muscovado, Coffee is quiet but steady 10A6
II cts. Spirits Turpentne heavy AZ cts Rosn closed
firm at 81 go. Rice is dull.
NEW ORLEANS, October 11-Sales of 1000 bales of
Cotton at 1913 d10 cts. Sugar is steady New crop TX
cts; old 6hM6A cts. Molasses, SIS cts for new crop
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 11-Flour is unchanged; sales at
$5G550. Wheat is firm at 130G13S cts for white and
l2Sgl25 cts for red Corn generally closed with an ad
vancing tendency sales at advance of ct yellow 81
ass cts Cofee-Sales at 1o&@12 for Rio Whiskey
closed firm at 2Sl129 cts
SAVANNAH, Oct. 14-Cotton Sale to-day of 800 bales
at decline of I'd.
AUGUSTA, Oct 10-Cotton.-Prices are easier but
there is no change in the quotations. to-day of $50
bales - -
CINCINNATI, Oct 10.-Flour steady at S46064 465-
Whiskey steady at 26c. Provisions firm-Bacon S0IOc
for shoulders and sides. Exchange on New York per
cent. premium. -"
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ADJUSTMENTS A

The GREAT SHow.-The first exhibition of Dan
Rlce.s Great Show will be given this evening, and
continued every afternoon and evening this week
on the Hippodrome lot, North Calvert street. above
the Calvert station. The performances, both day
and nlgnt, will be unusually interesting
entirely different from what is usually expected to
be seen at places of this kind. Dan Rice with his
budget of fun, will be present at each exhibition
10 early, to secure good seats.-
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The performances
VII! begin tonight with Brougham's fancy sketch
entitled o Flanagan and the Fairies; Phelin o. Flan-
,,gan by Mr.. Florence. To conclude with the great
6urlesque of Lalla Rookh in which Mr.. and Mrs
Florence annear
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General Convention of the Episcopal

RICHMOND, Oct. 1.-THE Episcopal Convention
was occupied to-day with long debate on the
amendment to Article Sd of the Constitution
Finally, the whole subject was laid on the table
Nothing else of Importance was transacted
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CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Brig H. H McGilvery, Clifford. Georgetown, S. c.,
Schr Lacon, Bearse, Boston, Sth inst
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA
hip 3 Ann f. Hot per- Hooper, uncertain, remained at Hav
Ship yasco, - from Richmond arrived at Gravesend,
Bark VIM H. Newman, Grant from Baltimore, arrived at
Bark Anna (Brem.) Raschen, for Baltimore, sailed from
Bark Marave for Hampton Roads for orders, loading
,o Bari sea sed Mont r9% % D Dix Isle for Washing
Brig Kate Long, for Rio Grande sailed from Richmond,
from SF M om TP Bah o Hye
Brig r Kirkland, Knight from Baltimore, arrived at
st joins rs r. +. prior to 2Sd ult:
n + lGh Glt and cleared 2sd for sydn5y, G. B. " D'l
Brown Head for Alexandria sailed from Fall River, 9th
schr Iustina; Br) Prudden for Baltimore at Ber
schr Lady Ocean Tibhet from Baltimore for Port
Schr Ivy Henderson, from Georgetown, D. c. arrived at
Sclr Mary, =. was loading gnano at Mazaguano, for
Sehr Magnet, Pye, from Richmond, arrived at Halifax,
sehr Maria Morten for Hampton Roads for orders
schr NJ Durfee, Hall from Alexandria arrived at Fall
sch John Crockord Smith, from Alexandria, arrived
Schr Millard Fillmore, Wse, from Alexandria arrived
schr, Iran Smith, McGvern for Alexandria, sailed from
schr Dolphin, (Br) Tolland for Baltimore, was at sala
schr justina, Br) Prudden, for Baltimore, sOh,
schr Perrin, Gibbs from Cohasset for Alexandria,
rived at New Bedford. 18th inst
Schr T. Cornelius, Consn, for Richmond, cleared at Al
Schr Mariel, Hutchinson I'm Baltimore for Portsmouth
arrived a: Holmes Hole 9th inst
Schr Carver, Rumi for Richmond, sailed from East
port, 27th u't.
DISASTERS
Brig Monserrate. Grow her. from Wilmington, n c. fol
Barbados put into St G. Bermuda lth ult leaking
very badly and all hands sick and remained 2Sth TThe
the sh ult by bark Antagonist, at New York I'm
Rio de JmeirO.l
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, October 9-,arr, steamships City of Man
HavTe brss " crawfo,d Gardiner Ce Machas schrs
Alfred Malaga Mauve. St Pierre A Alban ST. Johns,
B.: ". Steel, Georgetown, d. c.
PHILADELPHIA, October S.-Noon-Arr. bark Louisa
CID Ship St Patrick, New Orleans; bark F. Lennig, do
schr Martha Moore savannah.
PHiLADFLPHiA, October 9-Arr steamship State o
Georgia. Savannah; schr. Starlight Portland.
l6 oGr %S M Arx brig SSrr Trd Island m0
tevideo Ella, Aspnwal Lucy Frances Kingston, ia brig
Andover, Alexandria.
J. P Cake and win Reed, do; Geo Mard, Jeremie; A
f. Glover, Wilmington, n. C-Crd. ship Audubon. New
BOSTON October 9-Arr ship Oliver Putnam, Calcutta
haks Young Turk Malaga Neapolitan, New Orleans chr
q D, Norfolk.
SOUTHERN PORTS
ALEXANiKIA, October s.Arr. brig Antelope, st. John
y, B. schrs. Ringgold. New York. j. H. Stgune Boston
VIM. Kennedy, Phil'delpha
Cld schrs Geo Deering, Boston, VIM d. Cargll, Cohas
ALEXANDR October l0-Arr schr Bolivar Philadel
phIa a-Crd schr. Fanny, Boston.
RICHMOND, October Arr. schrs, Fanny Fern, Wate
York; R. F. Stockton, Philadelphia schrs j. Maine
RICHMOND, October 8-Arr schrs. George W. Whistler
Albany; Susan Jayne, Troy R. King, Philadelphia
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At a meeting of the Massachusetts, State
Senate, last Monday, communication receiv-
ed from the Governor, informing the Legislature
of an application by DR.. S. G. Howe, and others,
for site on the Capitol grounds which to place
a statue in bronze of the late Hon. Horace Mann
The Senate ordered the printing of the communi-
cation.
Owing to recent discussions of the Secretary OF
the Interior respecting matters connected with the
War DEPARTMENT, the Agricultural bureau will be
abolished. No more seeds will be distributed
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Fights, rows, brawls, shooting and stabbing af-
trays the order of the day in Denver city. The
frequency of bloody collisions in the neighborhood
OF the gambling saloons has become fearful cor
respondent Of the Leavenworth Times says crisis
is evidently approaching in consequence of the in
tolerable boldness with which law and order are
at present defed in that quarter The Vigilance
Committee will doubtless step in beore long, and
submit the foul atmosphere to thorough purih-
cation
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The Boston Journal says that at the close of
the second act of Ponto on Monday night the ar
lists were all called forward, Brgnoli and Amo-
dio received the customary salutations from their
friends, of whom there were many in the house.
Brignoli had the bad taste to risk damaging his
reputation here by refusing in pettsh manner to
sing in'the concerted piece, at the earnest demand
of the audience. Matters were at stard still for
a brief interval, or until the stern admonition from
NJ. Strakosch (who sat in a side bOx) was heeded
good grace as possible after the disagreeable
tretemns
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

Daring Act of Revenge by the Mexican Cue
riiIas.-Atfnck on the city of Brownsville
Texas.
New ORLEANS, October 1O-The steamer Arizona
from Point Isabel, has arrived, bringing startling
intelligence. The city of Brownsville, Texas, was
attacked on the 28th ult., by band of guerillas
who killed five of its citizens, broke open the JAIL
and set tree the prisoners, and committed other
high handed outrages on the persons and property
of the inhabitants
An intense excitement prevailed. The Mexicans
had sent aid from Matamoras
The guerilas were headed by COrtinas, the same
desperate who shot the sheriff of Brownsville
last july while the latter attempting to arrest
him.
The party one hundred strong mounted on
horseback, rode into the city and posted sentines
In various portions of it,
Gen. Carvajal and others, from Matamoras, ar
rived In the city, and persuaded the outlaws to
leave.
Fort Brown was garrisoned with Mexican troops
from Matamoras
The citizens of Brownsville had formed pa
troll.
The outlaws, 12O strong, had encamped near the
city.
The Mexican general visited their camp, and OBJ
tanned promise that they would not modest Browns
vile again.
The citizens, however, still expect another at
tack, as the outlaws had boosted that there were
more on their list to be killed.
An express had been sent to San Antonio for
troops.
The Brownsville Flag (extra) thanks the militia
ry and civil authorities of Matamoras for their
timely assistance, and blames the government for
leaving them so defenceless.
The sheriff and his posse came down to Point Tsa-
bel with the steamer Arzonas mails
The cause of the difficulty was Cortinas' desire
TOR revenge for alleged injuries done him by some
OF the inhabitants of Brownsville.
The citizens had mostly fed to Matamoras for
protection.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-FulI returns from all
points show that the Democrats have carried Mis-
siSsippi by a vast majority
Yellow fever continues to rage at Houston, Texas
but no further cases have been reported
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

COBRE, CHILI-iShip Revere
$4,000 qtls copper ore, d. Keener
CHINCHA IsLANDs-Ship Robin Hood
,1S0 tons guano, Barril & MUIR
CHINCHA lsLANDs-Ship VdndeTino lem
], ,1S7 tons guano, Barril & Muir
WINDSOR, N. S.--Brig Moonlight
$50 tons plaster, Kelsey Gray.
COASTWISE.
CHARLEsToN-Schr. Maryland
IVA bbls rosn James Corner Sons 40 bdls cotton A.
c. Schaefer; l box mdse., Beck & Bachmann box do
order.
NEW YoRK-Sch. Carlton jaime.
125 kegs Soda VIM. H Crawford Il Co: 100 boxes soap
e. Pitt % matches, Robinson Lord 1853 pieces
marble, 10 bbls chalk, % bbs. whiting, Thomson &
Block 80 moulds Egerton Dougherty, Woods Co.; 100
Gese Co.. 125 bags phosphate of lime J. R. Platter; l3
printers stands SO kegs ink Lucas Bros 1886 pkgs mdse
do. sundry persons
NEW YoRK-Str. Locust Point
Is pks. wine c. H. Myers & Bro; SO bbs syrup Lev
ering Co; 500 pkgs mdse., B. & O. R. r. 800 pkgs do
sundrv " o. 10y
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Eur,bor g., rYo-.a.
RIississinnI Election

New ORLEANS, Oct 1O.-The correspondence re-
ceived from Mexico by the late arrival reports that
that the church party threaten Alvarado, and by
this course greatly endanger the city of Vera Cruz
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New Hampshire Democratic Convention
CoNcoRD, Oct. 1.-THE New Hampshire Demo-
cratic State Convention nominated Asa p Cate, of
Northheld, for Governor. The Convention took
no action in reference to appointing delegates to
the Charleston Convention.
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2faal 5MOtltEs.

TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scrber of Baltimore city, in Maryland, hath obtained
from Orphans Court for said city letters estamenay
the personal estate of ANN AcNALLY late of said
cy, deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber before the Sd
day of April may otherwise, by law be eXclu
ded from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted
said are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 29h day Of September 1883
s3n-iaw4w+ JOHN McNALLY Executor
TNHIS IS TO GIVE N0TICE-That the SUBJ
scribers have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city, letters tesamenary the estate OF JAMES
SWAN, late of said city, deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased, hereby warned to
exhibit the with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scrbers on before 26th day of March, 1850 they
NAV otherwise law be excluded from all benefit of
said estate All persons indebted to the said estate are
requested to make immediate payment. Given under our
hands this sd day of September, 1889. - -,r,>,
VIM F. FRlCK,
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The Democracy of Noxubee Co., Miss, at
meeting last week, passed resolution declaring
that they will not support Judge Douglas for the
Presidency, even if he is nominated by the Charles
ton Convention.
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OF TRADE

COMMITTEE Of Ar6ttrdtton for the month ofSepten,ber
HENRY W. DRAKELY
GEO. SLATER, FRANCIS B LONEY
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The President Returning
HARRISBURG, Oct. 1l.-President Buchanan left
here for Washington this evening
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MunicipaI Election

Search for the Quaker CITY
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Harriet Lane
sails to-day at in search of the disabled steam
er Quaker City.
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SAVANNAH, Oct 1.-THE Reform Democratic
municipal ticket was elected here to-day Mr.
Arnold was elected by 260 majority
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POLICE lNTELLLGENCE-

John Vogar for theft of leather from off the
platform OF the Baltimore and Ohio r. r. was COM
mltted for court by Justice Showacre.
John Conbir, for theft of quilt, was committed
for Court by Justice Carl
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Wall .Street-An Epigram.

At the head of the street the lawyers found
At the foot, on the river, the vessels abound.
Fly-stranger-oh, flyl to safer retreat,
For there's craft the river and craft in the street
The epigram as it appeared in London prints
many years ago, ran thus:
At the top of the street the lawyers you grset
At the bottom the barges you're certain to meet
Fly honesty, fly, to some safer retreat
For there's craft in the river and craft in the street
To which some witty punster rejoined:
Why should honesty fly to some safer retreat
From the lawyers and barges, oddrot 'em.
When the lawyers Just at the top of the street.
And the barges are juSt at the bottom
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE


HARBoR GRACE-Br. brig Peerless
202O bbs -four, 20 boxes tobacco 200 kegs butter 200
bbls. pork, 20 bags coffee, 100 bbls. corn meal
Rio DE JANEIRo-BdTk Chase
2191 bbs flour, q tierces hams 100 bales drv goods
70 cases do 200 lard, 46s drums Goldfish 81
bottles, II cases medicine
RoTTERDAM-Ship Leila.
1,053 hhds. tobacco IS bbls -four, 80 bbls pork
1920 pipe slaves 9.S4S hid. staves 200 bags bark
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3HlpDrMG AuteliWeats
PORT OF BALTIMORE. October IL.

,RRTVt
Steamer John Shriver, Dennis, from Philadelphia
to A Shrver
Steamer Artizan Foster, from New York-mdse to J. A.
Shriver.
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her. from Philadelpha-mdse 10
j. A. Shriver
Propeller z. IT, Herbert Dawes from Bordentown n j.
with barges TO Phipps Cockey.
Schr VIM: Collyer, Rayner, from New York-marbIe to
Schr Maryland Palmer, Charleson-cotton and ma
val stores to c. Pendergast
Schr Carlton Jane Smith, from New York-mdse to Rose
& Lyon.
BELOW
OF Swan Point ship Robin Hood Matthews, from Calao
with guano
fSwan Point. ship Wandering lew stackpole before
reported below from Caao with guam.
Brig Arthur (Br( Leary from Caribbean Sea-guano to
Patterson Murguiondo
Steamer Locust Point, French, New York-Samuel T.
Steamer John s. Shrivcr, Dennis, Philadelphia. A.
Shrver.
Steamer Henry l.. Cav, Her. Philadep ephia-Jas A. shr
Steamer Belydere, Keene. Richmond-J Brandt, Jr
Ship Leila, Haines, Rotertam-B. NJ. Hodges Jr.
Bark Chase, Rattle, Rio JaneirO & market-Kirkland
Chase X Co
Bark Hadey, Kent, Bostoh-Georges Creek Coal & lion
Brig Peerless. CBr) skalng, Harbor Grace n F-Kirk
Schr. Ring Dove Adams, Petersburg-P Malcom l. Co
Schr Almira T., Emerson, Providence-Bevan, Phillips
Sclr. John C. Henry, Fenton, New Yorkwiliam Rhoads
x Son
Sehr. Fink Dougherty, Rhode Island-William Rhoads
& Son.
scllr. J. L, Redner, Endico Rhode Island-wm Rhoads
sloop Phoke, Woodruff, Brdgeton, n J.-P Macom 4
Schr H & j. Neild Bennett Charleston-Charles Pender-
gast.
SAILED
Brig Standard (Bf Simmons, Trinidad, in tow of steam
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FOREJGN MAPK ETS

LONDON MARKETS, Sept. 27-Breadstufs dull Sugars
heavy and 6dgls; lower Coffee firm Rice frm Tea buo
ant tallow firm; Pig Iron steady at sis 3d@5ls Cd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Sept. 27.-Consols closed to-
day at 95HG95S for money, and 95&995% for account
AMERICAN STOCKS Illinois Central shares were quo
ted at 354G354 discount do per cent bonds 7s New
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The offerings of Beef Cattle show falling off again this
week, the receipts at the different yards reaching only
about LOO head The market brisk and of the
lots offered were disposed of at rather better prices
ing at from 81 to 9x for fair good including few
very extra quality at 104 and inferior at from 81
toS44 the 100 lbs
of Cows and Calves, about 100 were sold at prices
ranging from S25 to $50 each, as to condition
or Hogs the arrivals and sales Imhos Union Drove
ard were ZOO head prices ranging from 81 to IS
the 100 lbs nett according quality head were also
Sold at Phillips Yard, at from S6A to SS the 100 lbs
About 5000 Sheep offered and sold at Phillips at
* 69Sc. per lb nett "
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ARMY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and of the
4th Infantry, II of the 9th, and Companies A, B,
and of the Sd Artillery, compose the force the
arrival Of which at San Juan Island, o. T., has
been officially reported to the authorities.
The Artillery School of Practice at Fort Monroe,
Va, has been augmented by the addition of Capt.
Burton's Company (F,) of the Sd Artillery, whose
departure for that destinat ton we noticed some
weeks ago.
In the department of Texas, on the 23d ult.,
Capt Stoneman, of I'd cavalry, ordered to
proceed with his company to the scene of the
recent Indian outrages, in the vicinity of Eagle
Pass, and scour the country between the Rio
Grande and the Nueces, far down as there
might be any indication of the presence OF In
dians.
The present garrison of Fort Kearney consists of
companies A. G, and K, horse, and companies E and
F, foot The health of the officers and men was
good.
AT a recent meeting of railroad officers, repre-.
senting the Pennsylvania Central, Reading, East
Pennsylvania, Lebigh Valley and New Jersey Cen
tral Railroads, an arrangement was definitely made
for the running of through passenger and freight
trains the new route which is formed by these
connecting roads between New York and the West.
This arrangement contemplates the running of two
daily express passenger trains each way, without
change of cars, from Jersey City to Pittsburg.
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Georgia Election.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 1.-THE majority for Governor
Brown is about 10000.
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The RECENT DEATH OF PETRUs YoREL, the author
of "Humorous Tales and other works of the like
nature by which he had managed to realize tolera-
BILE fortune by panderng to the passions of the stu
dents of Paris, has closed the list of the fighting
champions of romanticism-he was the last survi-
vor of the race. He had quilted Paris many years
ago. disgusted with the caricatures and mockery to
which his long curls and black velvet pourpoint,
with the slashed hose he wore on the Boulevard
subjected him. He retired to Africa, where he re-
commenced life upon a newer and more useful prin-
ciple, having turned settler in the confines of the
DESERT where his hair was suffered to grow as long
as it might list, until it fell off and he became bald
and his black velvet jerkn to cling to his portly
person until 1t gave way at every seam and he re-
placed it by linen blouse, so that in latter years
he had grown like the other colonists, his friends
and companions. He wrote but one work since his
exile-"Madame Potiphar' savoring too
strongly OF the tendency of his youthful days. that
0t hatterng the students, seized by the police,
and the author condemned for outrage auc neurs
The desert had not done much towards purifying
his morals.
AN OLD THING BECOME NEw.-Some one has re-
vamped an old English epgram for the New York
EUening Post; but usual in such attempts, with
out improving upon the original. The new version
dc.
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- As cold weather is coming upon and ii will be
~ necessary for our health to have dwellings COM
- fortably warmed, respectfully invite attention
to our HOT AIR FURNACES, which we guarantee, in
every instance, to work satisfactorily.
as PARLOR, CHAMBER, FIREPLACE STOVES, &c,
embracing respectively the most approved styles in the
BIBB 4 CO.,
Baltimore Stove House,
o5 tJlr Old Stand, 80 Light street
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II. HUNTINGTON, President.
TIMO. c. ALLYN, Secretary
9. G. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary
II rms old and reliable Company established for nearly
FIFTY continues to Insure against Loss Damage by
Fire on Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses, Stores Merchan
disc Mills Manufactures and other kinds of property
on its usual satisfactory terms.
Particular attention given insurng Farm Property
consisting of Dwellings, Barns and 0utBuildngs connected
and Furniture Live Stock, Hay Grain, Farming Utensils
years at Low rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance be made to the under
signed, the duly asahoriSed agent for Baltimore vicinity
Losses equitably adjusted this Agency, paid mme
diatey, upon satisfactory proofs in funds current The
cites Of Net0 York Boston, the assured may prefer
GEO. B. COALE Agent for
- Maryland and its vicinity.
falS
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Items from New Orleans,

New ORLEANS, October ll.-Gen. Twiggs has
asked to be relieved from the command of the Mill
tary Department of Texas.
1t is reported that the Camanches and other In
dian tribes are planning grand expedition against
the northern frontier of Texas.
1t is reported that Collector Hatch has discovered
secret receptacle in the hold of the steamer Pbila-
delphia, containing boxes of muskets, supposed to
have been shipped at New York.